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Storm warning issued as Outer Banks braces for floods, waves topping 10 feet (opens the original)
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Travel warnings have been issued through the week for the Outer Banks, including a threat of breaking waves topping 10 feet and gusts near 50 mph, according to the National Weather Service. The volatile weather is due to a “large and slow moving” storm in the Mid-Atlantic that is intensifying as it drifts north toward New England, forecasters say. A coastal flood watch will be in effect from Wednesday afternoon through Friday evening for much of the Outer Banks, with 2 to 3 feet of “inundation”
Outer Banks horse wearing mask is scaring other horses, nonprofit says (opens the original)
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A wild horse born on the Outer Banks has taken to wearing a mask, and the ghostly sight is spooking some of the other horses, according to the Corolla Wild Horse Fund. The mare, named Valentine, had to be fitted with the mask to protect her from the blood-sucking midges (flies) that have reached plague status along the coast this season. The fly population explosion is due to warm, humid weather and westerly winds that have pushed the pests out of the marshes, experts say. “Valentine has a swoll
Up to 15 coyotes are roaming this NC college campus, prompting warning from sheriff (opens the original)
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A growing number of coyotes have begun prowling North Carolina’s Forsyth Technical Community College in search of food, leading to an unusual alert for students to “maintain a safe distance” from the predators. The college is located in Winston-Salem, and the alert was issued after deputies found one of the coyote’s trapped in a fence, the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office said in an Aug. 28 news release. The college has about 10,000 students. “An estimated 10 to 15 coyotes (are) living in or freq
NC deputy run over by ATV; manages to still chase down suspect, sheriff says (opens the original)
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A tenacious sheriff’s deputy was run over by an ATV, and still managed to get back up and chase down his suspect, according to investigators in southwestern North Carolina. It happened Thursday, Aug. 27, along U.S. 64, after deputies learned a suspect named Thomas Lee Prince had fled Polk County, Tennessee, on an ATV and was headed east toward Murphy, North Carolina. “A Cherokee County deputy … located the ATV and attempted to conduct a traffic stop near Felix Road. Prince fled from the attempte
Outer Banks man part of daring bus crash rescue in Korean Demilitarized Zone, Air Force says (opens the original)
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An Outer Banks man 7,000 miles from home is being lauded by the U.S. military for rushing to help when a tour bus flipped and began sliding down a steep incline in the volatile Korean Demilitarized Zone. Manteo native Arturo Lara is a specialist with the Army’s 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, and he was part of an off-duty tour group June 20 when they witnessed the crash, the U.S. Air Force said in a release. It involved another tour bus that went out of control while struggling up a steep i
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