The Sentinel1d
10 homes collapsed into the Carolina surf. Their destruction was decades in the making
which is about 50 miles long and has experienced beach erosion for decades. The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse was 1,500 feet from the ocean when it was built in 1870, Hallac said. By 1919, the Atlantic ...
outerbanksvoice5d
In District 4, it’s Ballance versus Havel
The two commissioner candidates on key Dare County issues By Mark Jurkowitz  | Outer Banks Voice As part of the Voice’s coverage of the 2024 local elections, we submitted the same group of ...
National Parks Traveler10d
Coast Guard Says It's Not Responsible For Hazardous Wastes At Cape Hatteras
U.S. Coast Guard officials say that agency is not responsible for hazardous wastes found at Cape Hatteras National Seashore ...
Island Free Press12d
Coast Guard releases CERCLA investigation findings from former Buxton Beach facilities
The results of the Coast Guard’s year-long investigation at Buxton Beach found no “actionable levels” of contaminants from ...
The Herald-Sun15d
An iconic Outer Banks lighthouse is ‘bleeding,’ NC park says. What’s causing it?
Hauntings long linked to the barrier islands include a mysterious “gray man” that appears as “a misty apparition” during ...
outerbanksvoice15d
As Hatteras Lighthouse renovations proceed, ‘the brick looks to be in pretty good condition’
Outer Banks Voice Nine months after the renovations of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse began, the project is moving forward and appears to be on schedule as reporters were given an ...
The Sun News15d
An iconic Outer Banks lighthouse is ‘bleeding,’ NC park says. What’s causing it?
The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse is “bleeding,” and the National Park Service has a sensible explanation linked to ongoing renovations. National Park Service photo The iconic North Carolina ...
Charlotte Observer15d
An iconic Outer Banks lighthouse is ‘bleeding,’ NC park says. What’s causing it?
The iconic North Carolina lighthouse built in 1870 to stand guard over the “Graveyard of the Atlantic” is dripping something akin to blood, according to Cape Hatteras National Seashore.