Ship's crew remembered at British Cemetery on Ocracoke Charlotte Observer Four sailors from the HMS Bedfordshire are buring at British Cemetery in Ocracoke, Outer Banks. The British Cemetery on Ocracoke island is the final resting place for British crewmen killed in a German submarine attack off the NC coast on May 11, 1942.
Trails I've Hiked: Hammock Hills Nature Trail, Cape Hatteras National Seashore National Parks Traveler Pick a nice time of day and the Hammock Hills Nature Trail on Ocracoke Island offers a memorable view of the Pamlico Sound that separates the Cape Hattteras National Seashore from "mainland" North Carolina. This great family hike begins on a section of ...
Come out to show them The Independent Weekly Actually, I have been emailing with friends about our upcoming plans to meet at North Carolina's Ocracoke Island in less than a week for our annual vacation. This will be my 20th consecutive year traveling to the ferry-accessible bottom of the Outer ...
Sea Level Joins NCDOT Ferry Fleet WNCT The 220-foot long vessel will transport 50 vehicles and up to 300 passengers on the Pamlico Sound routes from Cedar Island to Ocracoke and Swan Quarter to Ocracoke. The new vessel features an ADA-compliant elevator, which has a 13 person capacity; ... $16 Million New Ferry Stirs ControversyWCTI12.com
Carolinas catches certified as fishing world records Charlotte Observer TH ? A 37 1/2-inch bluefish by Ginger Wojciechowski of Buxton in the Ocracoke Island surf. Her catch was the largest overall in the 29th annual Ocracoke Invitational Surf Fishing Tournament and enabled her team to win the women's division.
Corps plans to bypass tricky dogleg in channel The Outer Banks Voice Hatteras Inlet ferry service continues to be hampered by shallow water, but dredging and extra runs to the mainland are planned to start by the weekend to help stranded Ocracoke residents and visitors. The channel, which is maintained by the US Army ...
"Molasses Creek" Coming To Blue Ridge Community College WHKP The Arts & Humanities Series at Blue Ridge Community College will present Molasses Creek from Ocracoke Island on Tuesday, May 15 at 6 pm in an outdoor concert. This concert will be behind the Patton Building beside the college lake.
