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09/05/2025

What's that smell? Have you ever been near the sound or marshes and wondered what that distinct smell was? Dr. Sean Charles from the Coastal Studies Institute explains what this odor emanating from the sound is.

08/29/2025

Check out some Outer Banks History with the Town of Duck at the Hargraves Beach Resort.

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08/28/2025

Learn about the Town of Southern Shores, NC with this aerial tour. 😎 🦇

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08/26/2025

Discover Town of Duck, North Carolina | Aerial Tour of the Outer Banks

Welcome to Duck, NC, a beautiful and family-friendly destination. This video takes you on an aerial tour of Duck’s pristine beaches, scenic boardwalk, maritime forests, and community spaces that make it a favorite spot for visitors and locals alike.

08/23/2025

Staged Reentry has begun on Hatteras Island. Thank you North Carolina Department of Transportation and Dare County Sheriff's Office for all of your hard work.
✅ Priority 2 & 3 (Permanent Residents, Employees and Non-Resident Property Owners): Begun Saturday, Aug. 23 at 12 p.m.
✅ Priority 4 (Visitors): Reentry begins Sunday, Aug. 24 at 5 a.m.
⚠️ Drive slowly—standing water on N.C. Hwy. 12 is saltwater and can damage vehicles. Please give NCDOT crews plenty of room as they continue clearing roads.
Visitors: Be sure to confirm accommodations with your property manager before traveling.
For more information, visit DareNC.gov/Erin.

08/22/2025

After a tour of Hatteras Island today, NC Governor Josh Stein held a press conference at the Dare County Emergency Operations Center in Manteo regarding Hurricane Erin and its impact on the North Carolina coast.

08/22/2025

OCEAN SWIMMING IS PROHIBITED from Duck to Ocracoke with DOUBLE RED FLAGS posted by Ocean Rescue agencies as distant Hurricane Erin moves away from the coast today. Powerful rip currents and 6 to 10 foot breaking waves in the surf zone keep beach and ocean conditions life-threatening for swimmers and ocean rescue personnel. Exercise extreme caution on the beach and stay out of the ocean!

If help is needed, know your location and call 911.

Stay up to date on ocean conditions at: https://www.lovethebeachrespecttheocean.com/

08/21/2025

Video Footage Gathered of Hurricane Erin's Impacts to N.C. 12

The North Carolina Department of Transportation gathered this video footage of Hurricane Erin's impacts to N.C. 12 on Hatteras Island. Crews from NCDOT have been working hard today to clear the Outer Banks highway so it can be reopened as soon as possible.

The footage was shot on Hatteras Island from north to south on N.C. 12. The following is a breakdown of where on N.C. 12 the footage was shot:

:00-:14 NC12 Canal Zone

:15-1:25 Pea Island Visitor Center

1:26-1:39 Rodanthe

1:40-1:50 Buxton

1:51-2:35 North of Hatteras Village

08/20/2025

Chief Jack Scarborough from the Hatteras Island Rescue squad gives an update regarding Hurricane Erin.

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08/20/2025

Ocean overwash on Hatteras Island due to Hurricane Erin. This was shot yesterday in Buxton during high tide with the storm system much further out than it will be when it passes by tonight and tomorrow. Please make preperations and stay safe. For updated Hurricane Erin information please visit DareNC.gov/Erin

08/20/2025

While Hurricane Erin will not hit the Outer Banks directly, it's the storm surge that is making things dangerous. Erik Heden from the National Weather Service explains.

08/18/2025

Be advised.

Hurricane Erin is forecast to bring life-threatening impacts to Dare County, including coastal flooding and impassable portions of NC Highway 12.

A State of Emergency has been declared for all areas of Dare County.

A Mandatory Evacuation has been issued for Hatteras Island (Zone A). Zone A includes all of Hatteras Island, including the unincorporated villages of Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Avon, Buxton, Frisco, and Hatteras.
Learn more: DareNC.gov/HurricaneErin

Now is the time to secure property, finalize plans and evacuate with belongings. Please follow instructions from officials and property managers.