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3 weeks ago | 
my.klarity.health | Molly Harrison
Written by:
Molly Harrison Bachelor's degree, Human Physiology, University of Leeds
Reviewed by:
Molly McCarthy Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience (2022) and Master of Science in Psychology of Education (2023)
Elsa Fetoshi MSc Health Psychology, King’s College London
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1 month ago | 
ourstate.com | Molly Harrison |Rebecca Woltz |Tamiya Anderson |Lynn Wells
On the long fingers of land that dangle into the waters, the northeastern-most county in North Carolina is shaped by its sea, sound, and river surroundings. With the square miles of water outnumbering that of the land, you’re never far from a sandy or marshy shoreline. Yet it’s more than water that defines the distinct regions of The Northern Outer Banks.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
ourstate.com | Molly Harrison |Elizabeth Hudson |Billy Warden |Genie Safriet
In the area known as Outer Banks, the bustling beach towns of Duck, Southern Shores, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, and Nags Head run the island from north to south, each shining with a distinct setting and feel. Across Roanoke Sound, walkable Manteo draws visitors for day trips and vibrant nightlife offerings in a historic waterfront setting. It shares Roanoke Island with Wanchese, an authentic, generations-old fishing village.
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Sep 26, 2024 | 
ourstate.com | Molly Harrison |Billy Warden |C.A. Carlson |Genie Safriet
SPONSORED BY “When people come to the Outer Banks, they think they are coming to the beach. They don’t realize that they’ve come to one of the wildest places on the East Coast,” Jamie Moore says, who owns and operates Outer Banks Adventures. Through Outer Banks Adventures, Moore leads people on airboat tours of the local waterways and guided bus tours through the pocosin wetlands of Alligator River National Refuge.
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Aug 27, 2024 | 
ourstate.com | Molly Harrison |T. Edward Nickens |Katie Schanze |Katie Kane
SPONSORED BY When we talk about “local,” it’s more than just a physical address. It’s a state of mind; it’s when awe and appreciation spill over into a sense of pride and preservation. Outer Banks native Bri Young also knows firsthand these feelings for her hometown. She grew up spending every minute of her free time at the beach and in the ocean, so she had always felt protective of the Outer Banks.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
ourstate.com | Molly Harrison |Brad Campbell |T. Edward Nickens |Katie Schanze
SPONSORED BY Settled along the shores of the Albemarle Sound, that watery connection between the Outer Banks and Inner Banks, Edenton’s location makes it unmatched to welcome those entering town by land or sea. Boaters having just made the often-sporty passage across the expansive sound relish the feeling of tucking into Edenton Bay, where a snug harbor, beautiful waterfront, and walkable historic downtown await.
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Aug 11, 2024 | 
wildsam.com | Molly Harrison
A ramble through North Carolina's beachfront never strays far from the sand. The barrier islands of North Carolina’s Outer Banks stretch out long and lean between the Atlantic and two giant lagoons, the Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds. Technically, the islands are sandbars, so slender that it’s a wonder they’re habitable.
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
ourstate.com | Molly Harrison |T. Edward Nickens |Katie Schanze |Katie Kane
SPONSORED BY Boat south across the Albemarle Sound from Elizabeth City, and the large expanse of water narrows into Bulls Bay. Slow your speed as you navigate the blackwater, weaving past forested swamps and wetlands. As the banks narrow into the Scuppernong River, you arrive in the tiny town of Columbia, a place worth slowing down for and savoring.
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Jul 29, 2024 | 
ourstate.com | Molly Harrison |Melissa Reardon |Jimmy Tomlin |Brad Campbell
A red-winged blackbird teeters on a blade of needlerush along a winding tidal creek. Beach towels blow on a clothesline strung between the porch posts of a weathered Nags Head cottage. A line of surfers hover on their boards in a glassy green ocean, their bodies angled eastward to watch for the next set of swells. Using a vibrant palette of oils, painter Marcia Cline captures familiar Outer Banks scenes in a style that is anything but ordinary.
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Jul 19, 2024 | 
ourstate.com | Molly Harrison |Brad Campbell |T. Edward Nickens |Katie Schanze
SPONSORED BY Whether you arrive by boat along the slow-flowing Perquimans River or by car via NC Highway 37, a trip to Hertford feels like easing back in time. “If you want an authentic, old-school North Carolina experience, you’ll find it in Hertford,” says Trish Rand, director of the Town of Hertford’s Main Street Program.
