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Happy Trails horse camp set
By Tom Harrell, Currituck Extension Currituck County 4-H is hosting a “Happy Trails” horse camp for kids ages 8-12 on May 10, 2024 from 2-5 p.m. Camp activities include grooming and basic care, riding and many other fun activities, designed to help your child increase their knowledge and skills about horses, animal care and equitation. […] The post Happy Trails horse camp set appeared first on The Coastland Times.
First Friday book signing to feature Hannah Bunn West, Save Our Sand Dunes
Downtown Books will hold a First Friday book signing featuring Hannah Bunn West and her most recent title Save Our Sand Dunes, a children’s picture book with illustrations by local artist Larry McCarter and Ann Marshall Runyon, on Friday, May 3 in the store at 103 Sir Walter Raleigh Street in downtown Manteo. West’s book, co-authored by Ann-Cabell Baum and published by the North Carolina […] The post First Friday book signing to feature Hannah Bunn West, Save Our Sand Dunes appeared first on The Coastland Times.
Adopt Sheba: A Sweet, Adult Boxer Waiting for Her Forever Home in Manteo, NC
Name: Sheba Species: Boxer Info: Dog, Female, Adult, Medium Location: 378 Airport Road, Manteo, NC, 27954 Description: Meet Sheba! This sweet girl was brought into our care after being surrendered to the Roanoke Island Animal Clinic. Her... Contact Email: info@obxspca.org Phone: (252) 475-5620.
The Cottage Shop celebrates fifth consecutive year of helping sea turtles
The Cottage Shop has announced the continuation of its “Skip-the-Bag” initiative, marking the fifth year in a row of reducing single-use waste and supporting sea turtle care and rehabilitation efforts at the North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island. Since its inception, The Cottage Shop’s “Skip-the-Bag” program has garnered significant support from both locals and visitors […] The post The Cottage Shop celebrates fifth consecutive year of helping sea turtles appeared first on The Coastland Times.
Double red flags on OBX beaches this summer mean swimming is unlawful
NAGS HEAD, N.C. — Nags Head and Kill Devil Hills on the Outer Banks are rolling out a new flag system to improve warnings of surf conditions for beachgoers. Under Nags Head Ocean Rescue's new system, yellow flags indicate a medium hazard with moderate surf and/or currents present. Weak swimmers are discouraged from getting into the water, while others should use extra care and caution.
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