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Visitors traveling to the Northern Beaches should be advised that road construction South of Duck may cause delays. Improvements to the stormwater drainage system along Rt. 12 will be ongoing from October 26, 2009 until May 14, 2010.
An oil reservoir built around 1870 that once held fuel for the Currituck Beach Lighthouse and which has been with the National Park Service Cape Hatteras (NPS) since 1949, was recently returned to the lighthouse, according to a press release from Meghan Agresto, site manager for the lighthouse...
The Southeast Tourism Society recently named Wild Horse Days one of the top 20 events for the summer of 2010.
The Currituck County Tourism Department will host the annual "Spring Into Tourism" meetings on Wednesday, March 17.
On January 22nd, nearly a thousand letters were presented to Representative Bill Owens during a very special event at Shawboro Elementary School. Students from Currituck, Dare, and Carteret Counties asked their state legislators to support their request to designate the Colonial Spanish Mustang as the North Carolina state horse.
Did you know that you can download interactive versions of our Visitor Guide, Shopping & Dining Guide and Wedding Guide?
She shoots dogs...and couples
Join us for our 3rd Annual Holiday Open House...
Engines roar and mud soars at the grand opening of Dennis Anderson’s Motorsports Park on Saturday, May 17th in Aydlett, NC. The Mud Bog and Power Wheel Races will be an action-packed event to kick off the 2008 race season. Hole and hill racing, special competitions, live music, vendors and children’s events promise thrills for race fans of all ages.
The January 2009 edition of “Southern Living” magazine confirms what residents of Currituck County and Corolla visitors have known all along.
The fame of the wild horses of the Outer Banks continues to grow. They are the focus of the UNC Public Television program, “My Heart Will Always Be In Carolina.”
For the 11th year in a row, the North Carolina Chapter of Community Associations Institute (NCCAI) has selected Corolla Light Resort as the best in the state. The NCAAI is a statewide chapter of the national organization, with over 600 resort members in the state.
North Carolina means a lot of things to a lot of people. Did you know it is great place for surfing? For decades, the Outer Banks has been the most popular surf-regions in North Carolina.
Since the early 1800s, the Currituck Sound is on the migration path for ducks, Canada geese, and other water birds.
Camping in Currituck County, North Carolina is a great place for wildlife enthusiasts to photograph and catalog various species of plants, mammals, birds, reptiles, and aquatic animals. Perhaps the most splendid could be the galloping groups of wild horses that roam the area, stunning observers with their speed and elegance.
Created from remnants of the original Currituck County Jail, Calvin Outlaw
(1932-2007) of Grandy built a unique safe that used the metal from the jail
cells and locking mechanism that was installed in the late 1890s.