The expansion of drug recovery courts in northeastern North Carolina reached another milestone when the first session of the Pasquotank County Recovery Court convened on Oct. 6.

By Kip Tabb |Outer Banks Voice
Now in their new location at the former Kill Devil Hills Fire Station, the Mustang Music Outreach Program (MOP) plans to expand what it can offer the Outer Banks community.

Set to headline Saturday’s show at Jockey’s Ridge, Mojo Collins recounts a memorable career
By Maggie Miles | Outer Banks Voice
In 1973, veteran blues musician Mojo Collins moved to the Outer Banks, fresh off playing in bands that toured with Janis Joplin, The Grateful Dead, Chuck Berry and a host of classic groups from that period.

Children & Youth Partnership unveils its Outdoor Learning Environment
By Kip Tabb | Outer Banks Voice
With the ribbon cutting for its Outdoor Learning Environment, the Children & Youth Partnership for Dare County (CYP) has a new way to reach the families it serves. A

By Maggie Miles | Outer Banks Voice
What happens when leaders from the arts and literary communities and the descendants of local indigenous tribes and the Pea Island Life-Saving surfmen get together?

The science behind restoring the endangered species in NC
By Maggie Miles | Outer Banks Voice
Five years ago, just seven known wild red wolves remained in the 1.7-million-acre recovery area spanning five counties on North Carolina's Albemarle Peninsula—the only place on earth where the critically endangered species lives in the wild. In the spring of this year, 23 pups were born from four breeding families; 15 of those pups survived.

On Aug. 25, Dustin Daniels, announced he is passing the torch as the executive director of the Outer Banks Dare Challenge, the residential “Christ-centered, residential discipleship program” serving individuals over 18 struggling with drug or alcohol addiction or other self-abusive behaviors.

By Brian Tress | Outer Banks Voice
Most visitors who climb the steps at Currituck Beach Lighthouse or walk the fields at Island Farm don’t know the name of the nonprofit that makes either place possible. Outer Banks Conservationists (OBC), incorporated in 1980 to save an abandoned lighthouse keeper's dwelling from demolition, now owns and operates both sites.

By Mark Jurkowitz | Outer Banks Voice
The Currituck County Commissioners enshrined some county history at their Aug. 17 meeting when they approved designating the Boswood-Morris House as a Local Historic Landmark.

By Kip Tabb | Outer Banks Voice
There is a low white picket fence surrounding a cemetery at the Dare County Regional Airport. Outside the fence sits the airport’s tarmac, with planes parked waiting for their next destination.

By Brian Tress | Outer Banks Voice
They arrived at 9 a.m. at the Bleriot Street beach access in Kitty Hawk for that first lesson in June not sure what to expect.

Dare Board approves $35K for new Tidal Tots center
By Maggie Miles | Outer Banks Voice
At their Aug. 10 meeting, the Dare County Commissioners approved $35,000 in start-up funding for Coastal Family Collaborative’s (CFC) planned Tidal Tots Childcare Center, a nonprofit early childhood education center that will restore licensed childcare services to Hatteras Island.