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Work improving a flood-prone section of N.C. 12 in Duck that began in October and continues to May shifted to a 24/7 schedule Sunday through Jan. 28. The project will raise the road above the 100-year floodplain, improve stormwater drainage and restore the living shoreline along a stretch of roadway by the Currituck Sound.
DUCK — Work improving a flood-prone section of N.C. 12 in Duck that began in October and continues into May shifted to a 24/7 schedule Sunday through Jan. 28. The Town of Duck contracted with Fred Smith Company for $4,048,889 to complete its “Living Shoreline and Resiliency Project,” according to Kay Nickens, town spokesperson. The multifaceted project accomplishes several town goals, ...
Nags Head will soon join other law enforcement agencies on the Outer Banks in using automated license plate recognition technology. Area officers say the technology is helping them solve crime and locate missing persons.
On July 16, Duck police officers were called to the beach at Ocean Crest Way when a child found a partial jawbone in the surf.