by Think Currituck, on 7/11/19 1:34 PM
Life just got a little easier for Currituck County residents. Instead of driving to Manteo or Elizabeth City to buy a license plate or pay vehicle registration fees, by the …
Read Storyby Think Currituck, on 6/6/19 11:59 AM
The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) has released a Spring 2019 Update for the Mid-Currituck Bridge Project. The brief update outlines the next steps for the bridge that will connect …
Read Storyby Think Currituck, on 4/25/19 11:36 AM
Responding to a recently filed lawsuit to block construction of the Mid-Currituck Bridge, the Currituck County Board of Commissioners have issued a statement affirming its continued support of the project. It …
Read Storyby Think Currituck, on 4/4/19 10:47 AM
Currituck County took home two first place prizes on April 3 at the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s inaugural Mobi Awards. The Mobi Awards were created to honor towns, cities, and …
Read Storyby Think Currituck, on 11/8/18 8:47 AM
North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) seeks public feedback for its NC Moves 2050 Plan NCDOT is conducting an update to its long-range transportation plan to help guide North Carolina’s …
Read Storyby Think Currituck, on 8/28/18 3:00 PM
The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) released their 2018 Report - North Carolina: The State of Aviation. Here's what you need to know... The title of document refers to …
Read Storyby Think Currituck, on 4/19/18 1:42 PM
What's happening with the Mid-Currituck Bridge project? According to a representative from the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT), "The process is moving forward." Jerry Jennings, PE, is NCDOT's Division …
Read Storyby Think Currituck, on 3/29/18 2:53 PM
One billion dollars in the Outer Banks. $250 million in Currituck County. That's the annual economic impact of visitors to our region and our county. But that money isn't guaranteed …
Read Storyby Think Currituck, on 12/22/17 10:59 AM
Currituck County residents are invited to participate in an online flooding survey. A Duke University graduate student is conducting a survey about flooding risks and history in Currituck County. The …
Read Storyby Think Currituck, on 2/24/17 12:21 PM
Last fall, the citizens of Currituck County were asked about their priorities, hopes and concerns for the future... The IMAGINE CURRITUCK: Comprehensive Land Use Plan will establish a unified vision and serve as …
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