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Here's what's going on around the Outer Banks, starting with Friday's opening night performance of "The Lost Colony," a venerable play about the first English settlement that begins its 85th anniversary season.

The quest for the ‘better visitor’ -- The executive director said the concept started “as a rhetorical question…Maybe we don’t need more visitors, we need ‘better visitors’ that are better stewards of the area, kind of take better care of the place or are more respectful of the culture of the place.”

With beach season underway, North Carolina leaders have a warning for visitors: rescuers are cautioning beachgoers about the dangers of one pastime!

Weeks Marine Inc. is gearing up for the start of $6.4 million Kill Devil Hills beach nourishment project.

Weeks Marine Inc. is gearing up for the start of $6.4 million Kill Devil Hills beach nourishment project.

Weeks Marine Inc. is gearing up for the start of $6.4 million Kill Devil Hills beach nourishment project.

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Sand pumping by Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Company to rewiden the beaches of South Nags Head has been tentatively scheduled for this August.

A beachgoer contacted police Wednesday after spotting the .270 Winchester bolt-action rifle on the beach near the Atlantic Street access in Kill Devil Hills.

I know it is the dead of winter BUT if you are craving a frozen treat the number one place in the USA is apparently located right here in the Show-Me State of Missouri!