A Night to Shine in Nags Head. Elizabeth City man charged with death byβ¦. Manteo High School gym named after the late Stephenβ¦. What local schools say about ICE agents and their buildings. Event honoring folks with special needs created by Tim Tebow Foundation By Kip Tabb Outer Banks Voice Night to Shine is a special night, one when the joy and pride of parents and caregivers fill the air.
It is a night when local police and first responders have a chance to walk a red carpet, escorting the special needs guests who filled the Outer Banks YMCA in Nags Head. Night to Shine is a special night, one when the joy and pride of parents and caregivers fill the air. Following a Jan. On Feb. The last revaluation of real estate in Dare County was five years ago. The state requires communities to reassess their property at least once every eight years, but another revaluation process is underway this year.
According to Dare County, here are the key timelines as property owners prepare to learn the value of their property and the impact it will have on their tax bills. Insurance commissioner Causey to review request North Carolina insurance companies have requested a statewide average That was the big issue at the Feb.
Solutions include repairing the jetties to help mitigate erosion Members of the Buxton Civic Association delivered a presentation at the Feb. Sunday, February 9, Dixie You can hear Voice newscasts daily at , and a. Popular Popular posts:. Top Stories. Photos by Kip Tabb. Derrick Saunders and Dexter Dunton were grabbing a bite to eat but agreed to have their picture taken. Karaoke Derek with Dare K-9 was one of the most popular places to stop and show the room your talent.
Night to Shine was a night where anyone could dance as though no one was watching. Leading the line dance. With sparkles in the air, the Outer Banks annual Night to Shine comes to an end. Your Latest Weather Forecast. Dare County timeline for property revaluation The last revaluation of real estate in Dare County was five years ago. Insurance companies seek Can the Dare Task Force change minds about housing?
