A Manteo couple will attempt to break a skydiving world record at their business location on Monday, Sept. 22, by jumping out of an airplane together over 105 times.

The intertwining of local and national history was shared during the fifth annual Juneteenth celebration at the Pea Island Cookhouse Museum in Manteo on Thursday evening.

“In the Spirit of Wingina 2: Our Women...Our Words...Our Water” took place in Manteo and in Nags Head on Friday and Saturday, May 30-31.

From June 5-8, the 50th Anniversary Celebration of Jockey’s Ridge State Park serves up an equal mix of nostalgia and never-seen-before elements, from live concerts to a shoreline planting project, to the Outer Banks’ first large-scale drone show.

The Secotan Alliance works to introduce people to Chief Wingina’s and other tribes’ collective role in our past, while also sharing the Indigenous “Earth ethic” of living sustainably and respecting the environment and all living creatures in a modern context.

Hatteras Plawkers clean up trash from the roadside on Hatteras Island once a week from April through November.

The area’s top prosecutor and Nags Head’s police chief shared advice for business owners during a talk about shoplifting prevention.

Eleven people were selected to the Restoration Advisory Board for the Buxton Naval Facility FUDS. The first meeting is Thursday, April 10.

First Flight Middle School and First Flight High School students earned top honors at this year’s North Carolina Renewable Energy Challenge.

The 34th annual Kelly’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Nags Head took place Sunday afternoon.

About 600 people braved the cold Atlantic Ocean on Saturday by Jennette’s Pier in Nags Head to benefit local Special Olympics athletes.

The 34th annual birthday celebration for Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Manteo included a sermon, musical performances and a lunch.

Civil Rights icon Ruby Bridges through her foundation is creating a new weeklong summer camp in Columbia for children ages 8-12.

Two holiday-themed bar tours in Dare County stand ready to toast the season — and help local causes.

Residents who trace their roots to the Indigenous people of the Outer Banks invite volunteers to help clean up the Scarborough Cemetery.

Saturday was brimming with activity, as events from a car show to a kite festival took place across the Outer Banks.

The League of Women Voters of Dare County will hold board of education, commissioner candidate forums on Sept. 30 and Oct. 3, respectively.

(Photo by Anthony Leone) By staff reports FRISCO — The Frisco Native American Museum will offer free admission during its regular hours...