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Planning a trip to the Outer Banks with your furry friend? You’re in luck—this coastal paradise is one of the most pet-welcoming vacation spots on the East Coast. From leash-friendly beaches and scenic parks to pup-approved patios and dog parks, the OBX makes it easy to bring your four-legged companion along for the adventure.

Spring is the perfect time to visit the Outer Banks! From a lively St. Patrick’s Day parade and food festivals to outdoor adventures and family-friendly events, there’s something for everyone. Check out the must-attend events this season and start planning your OBX getaway with Joe Lamb Jr. & Associates!

Santa arrives at Duck to the delight of children of every age.Christmas has come to the Outer Banks. We know that because the tree lighting was held in Manteo last night and today Santa Claus hopped off a fire truck in Duck to the delight of a lot of kids...and adults too.In a lot of ways, the

Fire destroyed the Cotton Gin in Jarvisburg.The original Cotton Gin on the Currituck Mainland has been so much a part of Outer Banks life that it's hard to imagine what it will be like without it. After Saturday's blaze the left only charred remains of the store, we'll have to face that reality.We

Manteo promises the largest New Year's Eve fireworks in the state. If the weather holds, it may be.We had a fantastic Christmas here on the Outer Banks and with Christmas past, the next holiday to greet us is New Year's Eve.It's kind of nice—the Outer Banks offers our visitors and residents a

Village Table and Tavern logo.After 6 Months the Doors Are OpenIt seems like Village Table and Tavern in Duck has been under construction forever—but at long last it's open!For visitors who have been driving up to Corolla,...

Santa arriving at Duck to the excited cheers of the children.The first weekend in December on the Outer Banks is a pretty special time. That is the official opening of the Christmas Season. Sure Thanksgiving gets all the

Beach nourishment construction zone in Duck.The first 200' of the Dare County Intra-Local Beach Nourishment project has been competed in Duck. Crews been working last week and made good progress in spite of some thunderstorms

Julien Devisse of Coastal Planning and Engineering discussing beach nourishment at Kill Devil Hills.With beach nourishment scheduled to begin in May in the towns of Duck, Kitty Hawk and Kill Devil Hills--and maybe Southern...