Ike Mcree News Today

The longtime Currituck County manager will retire on April 1, according to a Wednesday morning meeting announcement. This announcement comes just weeks after disagreements between commissioners led to the Feb. 15 censuring of Commissioner Paul Beaumont in a 5-2 vote over his alleged involvement in the public posting of a job announcement for the position of county manager

A Currituck County commissioner faces possible censure, and the rest of the board has been accused of violating the state’s open meetings law. The Currituck County Board of Commissioners’ Feb. 5 agenda, before that meeting was canceled, included the consideration of two resolutions: One that would censure Commissioner Paul Beaumont, and another that would remove him from his two advisory board positions.

CURRITUCK — County Board of Commissioners Chairman Bob White announced Thursday afternoon that County Manager Ike McRee’s contract has been renewed for another three years.

CURRITUCK — County Board of Commissioners Chairman Bob White announced Thursday afternoon that County Manager Ike McRee’s contract has been renewed for another three years.

CURRITUCK — County Commissioner Paul Beaumont said Tuesday morning that the Currituck Board of Commissioners has voted to not renew the contract of County Manager Ike McRee.

A decades-long battle to restore navigable access on the Currituck Sound off Corolla appears to have taken a more upbeat tone at a recent meeting between representatives from Currituck County and Army Corps of Engineers staff.

Three coastal counties have been ranked as more economically distressed than they were last year, while one – Currituck — is ranked as the least distressed in the state for

Environmental groups and Dare County officials object to provisions in the $30 billion spending plan that take away towns' and counties' rule-making authority, including for regulating plastics use and affordable housing.

CURRITUCK — Currituck County officials issued a water advisory Wednesday alerting county mainland residents of a temporary water shortage after a second water well pump failed.

Island property owners lose round 1 in fight for beach and dune restoration funds