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Audio: Shrimper Mulls Future Amid COVID-19

04/03/2020 by Editor

Melvin Dunn, a Carteret County shrimper lost a shrimp season because of Hurricane Dorian and now faces further effects with COVID-19 putting the seafood industry in a near standstill.

Planning association awards Duck for its shoreline project

Wildlife officials push back on straw bales for sand fencing

Waste discharge agreement moves toward becoming rule

Superintendent’s warning to coastal commission rings true

Topsail Island towns team to eradicate harmful beach vitex

G. Albert Lyon made millions but loved Gooseville Gun Club

Ocracoke a beacon of maritime history, quiet attraction

Dare puts ‘OBX Folklore’ on the map in time for Halloween

Chicamacomico Life-Saving Station observes its 150th year

Warming oceans intensified hurricanes’ strength: Studies

Whales that use echolocation mistake plastic for prey: study

Samantha Farquhar finds trust a must in fishing research

Vesta says olivine sand carbon project at Duck yielding data

Witch hazel: Useful native species adds pop of winter color

Capturing moments: Make the most of memorable catches

Little tunny, fat albert — False albacore are 100% genuine

The dirt on pH: No chemistry PhD required for gardening

Ever-worsening wildfire threat burns closer to cities, towns

Caution increasingly needed as fall wildfire season arrives

Bill change adds terminal groin, limits historical site rules

Biologists, advocates push for more wildlife crossing funds

Audio: Shrimper Mulls Future Amid COVID-19

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