Tag: National Park Service

Join Joe Lamb Jr. & Associates in celebrating Dare A250! Explore Dare County’s historic landmarks with the Passport Program, attend community events like the Kelly’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Dare A250 Faire, and discover the history, culture, and heritage of the Outer Banks in 2026.

This October, the Outer Banks invites locals, visitors, and second homeowners to take part in something new — Volunteer Week 2025. From beach cleanups and garden days to local festivals and fundraisers, it’s a chance to connect, give back, and experience the true heart of the OBX.

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!

Welcome to the magnificent Outer Banks, a birdwatcher's paradise nestled along the beautiful coast of North Carolina. With its diverse ecosystems and abundant birdlife, this enchanting destination offers an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts. Join us on a birdwatching adventure.....

From the 1969 broadcast. Buzz Aldrin sets foot on the surface of the moon.With a few hundred viewers spread across the lawn next to the Wright Brothers Monument tonight, the National Park Service celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing on the moon with a rebroadcast of the Walter

2016-a mostly good year.2016 was certainly an interesting year. Most of it was really positive and and there is not doubt the Outer Banks is still the best place anywhere for a family vacation.Some of the headlines, though,

Cape Hatteras Lighthouse.Now that the weather is getting better, it's time to think about the view from the top—in this case the top of Outer Banks lighthouses. The two lighthouses that are part of Cape Hatteras

Bodie Island Lighthouse.2016 is the 100th Anniversary of the National Park Service and with the huge presence the NPS has on the Outer Banks there are some a few things coming up that might be worth checking out. There are three...