Mary Riddle

3 weeks ago | outerbanksvoice.com | Mary Riddle

By Mary Ellen Riddle | Outer Banks Voice on May 17, 2025 Scott Dawson says recent finds point to a clear answerBy Mary Ellen Riddle | Outer Banks VoiceEarlier this month, Scott Dawson of Buxton sat in front of a mound of excavated material from a recent archeological dig on Hatteras Island. He ran a small metal disc through particles found in the level of the dig that were identified as being from the 16th Century.

4 weeks ago | outerbanksvoice.com | Mary Riddle

By Mary Ellen Riddle | Outer Banks Voice on May 10, 2025 MJ Mosely, visiting from Windsor, looks on as her grandson Beau Goodwin designs and paints a bird at a Columbian style painting booth. (Photos by Mary Ellen Riddle)Alyssa Crespi is creating an all natural henna body art image on 13-year-old Lulu Berryman from First Flight Middle School while school buddies (left to right) Bellamie Swiger, Olivia Worthy and Genevieve Witter look on.

1 month ago | outerbanksvoice.com | Mary Riddle

By Mary Ellen Riddle | Outer Banks Voice on May 8, 2025 By Mary Ellen Riddle | Outer Banks VoiceEric Riggs of Kitty Hawk won his second Dare Arts “Best in Show” award this year. His first win was in February at the annual Frank Stick Memorial Art Show. This month he nailed the top spot in the 28th annual Molly Fearing Show that opened in Manteo on Sunday, May 4. Riggs says he is honored twice over. “I didn’t think it would happen again,” he says.

1 month ago | finanznachrichten.de | Mary Riddle

Soil may look like lifeless dirt, but it's very much alive. A handful of healthy soil can contain billions of microorganisms that break down organic matter and leave behind nutrients for plants in a symbiotic system called the soil food web. Indigo Ag and Groundwork BioAg aim to harness these natural processes to improve soil health and yields for farmers.

1 month ago | wallstreet-online.de | Mary Riddle

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / May 7, 2025 / TriplePundit:By Mary RiddleOriginally published by TriplePunditSoil may look like lifeless dirt, but it's very much alive. A handful of healthy soil can contain billions of microorganisms that break ... TriplePundit:By Mary RiddleOriginally published by TriplePunditSoil may look like lifeless dirt, but it's very much alive.