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Restaurants

Passport to Panama at Ceviche’s

A vibrant Wilmington seafood restaurant transports diners from one treasured coast to another, serving Central American dishes made with North Carolina ingredients.

by Diana Oates
Editor’s Column

From Elizabeth Hudson: How to Get to the Beach

Being on the North Carolina coast puts you in a certain state of mind. This summer, getting there might require some imagination.

by Elizabeth Hudson
Outer Banks Dining Guide, From Corolla to Hatteras
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Outer Banks Dining Guide, From Corolla to Hatteras

North Carolina's coast not only brims with top-notch seafood restaurants, but also comforting Italian food, award-winning martinis, stellar breakfast, and more.

by Rosalie Catanoso
Jennette's Pier
History

How Jennette’s Pier Became the People’s Pier

Jennette’s Pier has been built up and knocked down numerous times throughout the years, yet it still stands today as a social hub for all on the Outer Banks.

by K McKay
10 Coastal Events Happening This Fall
Guides

10 Coastal Events Happening This Fall

From Washington to Wilmington and everywhere in between, there's no shortage of coastal festivities to enjoy this fall.

by Our State Staff
Uncategorized

In Search of Methuselah

The oldest tree in North Carolina grows deep within Three Sisters Swamp in Bladen County.

by T. Edward Nickens
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Features

In the Beginning: A Look Inside the Oldest Church in NC

St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Bath is North Carolina’s oldest church. For nearly three centuries, people have come to pray, to remember, and to befriend.

by Susan Stafford Kelly
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A Sound Country Serenade

From the boats to the bridges, the waterfronts to the wildlife, a writer finds lyricism among the streams, rivers, and sounds that connect, rather than separate, our coastal homes.

by Bland Simpson
Features

What It’s Like to Ride Out a Hurricane Off the North Carolina Coast

As Joaquin approaches, we talk to a man who made it through a Category 2 storm.

by Jeremy Markovich
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