Jennifer Allen

1 week ago | coastalreview.org | Jennifer Allen

An Outer Banks nonprofit that was created to preserve traditional Indigenous principles embodied by a late-16th century Algonquian leader is concentrating on the roles of women during the organization’s annual two-day educational event scheduled for later this month in Dare County.

2 weeks ago | coastalreview.org | Jennifer Allen

RALEIGH — Historian David Cecelski didn’t mask the grief he felt while telling the “gruesome stories” littering eastern North Carolina’s past, or the mounting dread that those days will return and put the coast’s natural resources at risk of “plunder, pillaging and poisoning.”“This may not be the kind of keynote address that you’re used to,” the mild-mannered Carteret County native told a crowd of about 150 people during the first morning of the 2025 Coastal Summit.

4 weeks ago | coastalreview.org | Jennifer Allen

The two agencies that enforce fisheries rules in North Carolina waters said they are ramping up their outreach to prepare commercial and recreational fishermen for the divisive mandatory harvest reporting laws that are to go into effect later this year. Starting Dec.

1 month ago | outerbanksvoice.com | Jennifer Allen

http://www.outerbanksvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/20250403-170939.mp3April 4: Duck appoints Del Monte as Deputy Fire Chief/New Community Health report cites mental health as top priority/3 om 3 basketball tourney raises funds for County Youth Center on Roanoke Island.

1 month ago | coastalreview.org | Jennifer Allen

​Dozens of carvers, collectors and exhibitors from North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and Delaware are planning to make the journey later this month to Ocracoke Island for a two-day celebration of waterfowl carving heritage. Hosted by the Ocracoke Island Decoy Carvers Guild, the Ocracoke Island Waterfowl Festival is scheduled for 4 to 7 p.m. Friday, April 11, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 12, in the Ocracoke School gym.