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Corolla Cornhole Tournaments

Head to one of the prettiest spots in Corolla for an engaging cornhole tournament that will challenge competitive family members of all ages. The Corolla Cornhole Tournament will start Wednesday, June 14th and run through September 13th.
Currituck County Attorney Announces Appeal: Potential Impact on Taxpayers

Staff – April 11, 2024 On April 1, 2024, Currituck County Attorney Megan Morgan informed the Board of Commissioners that the county intends to appeal the recent decision made by the N.C. Court of Appeals. It’s important to note that filing an appeal does not guarantee that the case will be heard, as the N.C.…
Unlocking Transparency: Understanding North Carolina Public Records Requests

North Carolina citizens have a powerful tool for accessing government information—the Public Records Law.
Should Restaurants Charge for Extra Plates When Customers Share an Entree?

After a member of the 19,000-strong Moyock Facebook page expressed their dismay over being charged for an extra plate to share their wife’s entree, a lively discussion ensued among fellow members.
Dare County Man Charged with Murder

Staff – May 2, 2024 Dare County Sheriff Office Press Release
Third Degree Sexual Exploitation of a Minor Arrest

On April 16, 2024, Daniel Dryden Paris of Harbinger, NC, was arrested by Currituck County Sheriff Deputies at his residence.
Fact File: Freedom From Religion Foundation

Fact File
PSA: Crime & Justice – Waiving Your Rights Part II

In general, it’s typically not advisable to waive your rights, including the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney, when brought to the police station for questioning.
PSA: Crime & Justice – Talking to Law Enforcement Part I

If you’re being questioned by law enforcement, it’s essential to understand your rights and know how to protect yourself.
Weekly Arrest Reporting Ends at Blackwater Reports

In late January, Blackwater Reports made the decision to discontinue its weekly reports of arrests in Currituck County.