Because of the Corona Virus our store is closed to the public,- I will be in the store Tuesday,Wednesday & Thursday from 10AM – 2PM We will return & answer phone calls and process orders for you PLUS, Provide Curbside Pickup for internet orders and instock items! Placing internet orders: If you select in store […]
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Back in 2015, retired NC Superior Court Judge Richard J. Parker, a member of the Outer Banks Anglers Club, had an idea he presented to the club about applying for a grant to create a new artificial reef off of Oregon Inlet. The club agreed that this would be a great project and the club […]
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2020 is off to a crazy start for Encore Theatre Company. Tuesday’s with Morrie was an overwhelming success. All shows were sold out and we even added an additional show. Big thanks to Peter and Susan Thompson who produced and directed it, Dean Schaan and Rodger Rossman – the stars, Andy Montero and his folks […]
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By: David Theoret – The Golfin’ Guy Calabash, NC may well be an area better known for its seafood cuisine than it is for outstanding golf, but that could be changing. There are now more than 20 golf courses accessible to the public within a 20 mile radius. These are all top notch facilities with […]
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By Robert Threatt I’ve been told, time and time again, that I have a weird mind. But, what if AI (artificial intelligence) took over everything? What could happen? How would you live? If you wanted to stop it, how would you stop it? These questions are not weird questions. I am not crazy; I call […]
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By Irene Hampton. “The North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register” was the work of James Robert Bent (JRB) Hathaway, a native of and four times mayor of Edenton. Realizing the value of early North Carolina documents in the courthouse in Edenton he began to abstract them and publish them quarterly beginning in January of 1900. […]
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By Claude Milot It looks like spring is arriving early this year. Unusually high temperatures have already caused trees to flower, daffodils to bloom, and kayakers to begin planning new explorations of North Carolina’s many rivers and creeks. The Albemarle Loop organization www.albemarleloop.com, originally established to invite boaters sailing the ICW to explore the cities […]
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By: Kim Parrish There are many animal welfare agencies throughout our state and our country. Many with different names, but all with the same Mission Statement: To provide humane care, shelter and sustenance to the animals who enter our doors. We have four animal shelters in our seven-county region. All partner together with similar goals […]
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Presented by Chuck O’ Keefe In your life, you will have all sorts of relationships – with your family, your friends, your co-workers, and even with civic groups and charitable organizations you support. But have you ever considered another key relationship – the one you have with money? Of course, this type of relationship has […]
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by Talmage Dunn Painting can be a solitary activity or a group activity, one way to get your paint muse going is to get together with a group of like-minded individuals. On Tuesdays, at the Currituck Senior Center, a group gets together with wonderful people that are interested in painting. We call ourselves “The wet […]
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