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Flooding from Chantal’s remnants forces dozens to flee homes in North Carolina

Floods · North Carolina

Flooding from Chantal’s remnants forces dozens to flee homes in North Carolina

65% Center coverage: 49 sources

Colorado Sends FEMA Task Force to Kerr County to Assist in Searches and Cleanup

Floods · Kerr County

Colorado Sends FEMA Task Force to Kerr County to Assist in Searches and Cleanup

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

Colorado has sent Task Force 1 to Kerr County, Texas, to assist in searches and cleanup efforts along the Guadalupe River.See the Story

Capital improvements slated for Dare County - The Coastland Times

Manteo · Manteo

Capital improvements slated for Dare County - The Coastland Times

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Dare County’s Capital Improvements Planning Committee met Monday, June 18 to review the recommendations from county manager Robert L. Outten and retiring finance director David Clawson. Big ticket improvements call for $8.2 million for renovating the Buxton Public Works Yard and $42.525 million for the Public Works complex on Roanoke Island. Also allocated are $2 million for a storage building for the Sheriff’s Office, and $12 million for a new …See the Story

NC Forest Service's Annual Tree Seedling Sale Underway

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Press association awards Coastal Review's reporting

Coastal Review has again been recognized for editorial excellence with the North Carolina Press Association announcing its 2025 awards. The awards were for work published between April 1, 2024, and March 31, 2025. Competing in the online-only division, the Coastal Review staff were recognized for our legal reporting on coastal issues with a first-place award in The Media and the Law Awards of Excellence category sponsored by the North Carolina B…Journalism · Cary Read Article

Flooding from storm forces closure of Manteo Library

The flooding at and around the Manteo Library was caused by a storm that arrived Thursday with rainfall that continued overnight. Photo: Dare County Dare County officials announced Friday that the public library in Manteo had to close temporarily because of extensive flooding on Burnside Drive and surrounding side streets. The flooding was caused by a storm that arrived Thursday with rainfall that continued overnight. “The area is currently unsa…Floods · Manteo Read Article

Water finds your weakness: Louisiana's lessons for Down East

A crew from the 103rd Rescue Squadron, based on F.S. Gabreski Air National Guard Base in Westhampton Beach, New York, lift a person to safety from the roof of a flooded home in New Orleans on Sept. 6, 2005, after Hurricane Katrina. Photo: Col. Andrew Wineberger, U.S. Air National Guard First in a series on a recent visit to Louisiana’s bayous, a trip sponsored by the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University, to start a conversation …Westhampton Beach · Westhampton Beach Read Article

Department reaches milestone in reopening Southport bridge

A group inspects completed repairs to the bridge over Prices Creek on East Moore Street in Southport, which was damaged during an unnamed cyclone that brought historic rainfall and flooding on Sept. 16, 2024. Photo: NCDOT State transportation officials announced Thursday that all roads damaged by a storm in southeastern North Carolina last year are open to drivers. North Carolina Department of Transportation and local officials gathered this wee…Floods · Southport Read Article

Go for glamour, but also be prepared to catch those 'other' fish

I don’t even know what the heck this tiny fish was but I had to admire its tenacity. Photo: Gordon Churchill It’s no secret what the glory fish are for targeting in coastal North Carolina. Ones like the speckled trout, red drum, flounder, king mackerel, and a bunch others are really the glamour fish for people to target. People get a lot of joy out of targeting them and some great memories and photos are made when the target species are acquired…Fish · North Carolina Read Article

Sledge Forest added to national threatened forests list

A New Hanover County forest that includes centuries-old trees has been added to a national list of threatened forests. Sledge Forest, where bald cypress trees up to 500 years old tower over the forest floor, longleaf and loblolly pines are more than 300 years old and some of the Southeast’s largest remaining Atlantic White Cedar stand, has been added to the Old-Growth Forest Network’s national list of threatened forests. The forest, one advocate…Trees · New Hanover County Read Article

How coastal Carolina shaped 20th-century poet AR Ammons

The Waccamaw River just south of the community of Old Dock, an area A.R. Ammons memorialized in his poetry. Photo: Jonathan Pattishall Before composing over two dozen volumes of poetry, before becoming a professor at the prestigious Cornell University in upstate New York, and long before winning any of his numerous national literary awards, Archibald Randolph Ammons was a poor boy working on his father’s Columbus County farm during the Great Dep…World War II · Whiteville Read Article

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