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Discover 9 of the Outer Banks' most intriguing ghost stories, legends, and unsolved mysteries—from the Lost Colony and Blackbeard to haunted lighthouses, ghost ships, and local folklore.

For over five decades, families have trusted Joe Lamb Jr. & Associates to create unforgettable Outer Banks vacations. Our new commercial captures the heart of that legacy—showing how OBX beach rentals become the backdrop for cherished family traditions passed down through generations.

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!

The Outer Banks is a culinary destination with a variety of flavor choices. The Outer Banks Restaurant Association hosts Taste of the Beach, an annual food and wine festival. The OBRA hosts culinary experiences that showcase the cooking and hospitality skills of the local Outer Banks community. As

Exciting food and family gatherings are waiting for you. It is time to celebrate everything with friends and family by consuming more turkey, and pumpkin pie than anyone thought was humanly possible. It's the time of the year to be thankful. An Outer Banks Thanksgiving may be the perfect

Beach Nourishment, the long-standing question and constant struggle of pros and cons. The one thing we all agree on is that we don't want to lose our beautiful beaches and want to preserve and protect our community. The coastline on the Outer Banks has been vulnerable for many years. Our tiny

A State in disarray but a community united. Hurricane Matthew was a force to be reckoned with beginning with devastating results in Haiti and working its way through Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. The effects from this storm will be felt for months. Harsh winds, heavy rains,

We continue to monitor the progress of Hurricane Matthew as it moves through the Bahamas on its northward track. Through last night and this morning, Hurricane forecast models have changed significantly and now project Matthew to take a turn to the east and away from the East Coast through Saturday