The National Park Service (NPS) operates four campsites on Hatteras Island: Oregon Inlet, Frisco, Cape Point, and Ocracoke.

Coastal North Carolina is where dozens of major movies, as well as iconic TV shows like "Dawson’s Creek" and "One Tree Hill," ...

Interior of the top of the lighthouse, after it had been exposed. Image from Stone and Lime Historic Restoration Services. The years-long Cape Hatteras Lighthouse restoration project has celebrated ...

Orrin H. Pilkey, circa 2012. In the absence of development, he argued, beaches adapt on their own to sea-level changes: “Where there are no buildings, there is no erosion problem.” ...

The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse was 1,500 feet (457 meters) from the ocean when it was built in 1870, Hallac said. By 1919, the Atlantic was 300 feet away. The lighthouse was later moved to a more ...

This is the last of three articles, with the first focusing on Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and the second on beach erosion ... In Georgia, the Park Service is being sued to remove its feral herd of ...

BUXTON, N.C. (WAVY) — One of the most popular lighthouses in the world, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse was first lit in 1870 and serves as a beacon for mariners while serving as a cultural icon ...

After being picked up and moved away from an eroding coastline, it is now being fortified once again. It is often the first part of Cape Hatteras visitors see when heading down NC 12.

John Havel has spent two decades researching the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. (Photo credit: Mary Ellen Riddle/OBV) By Mary Ellen Riddle from OuterBanksVoice.com. Salvo resident John Havel, the editor ...