Summer Stevens is an author at 105.1 the Bull and The Coastland Times. She covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, climate change and the environment, and regional interest, with a particular focus on building materials and the construction industry. Summer's work has been featured in notable outlets such as 105.1 the Bull and The Coastland Times.
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Summer Stevens focuses on local news in the Outer Banks, North Carolina area with an emphasis on events, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. She covers a range of themes including entertainment news, family & relationships, business & industry, and government & politics.
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Currituck County commissioners denied a rezoning request to construct a 33-acre subdivision with commercial space.
Ron Seidman was sworn in at the March 25 meeting.
“These are the hardest working young men and women you will ever see,” said retired U.S. Navy Admiral Joey Tynch.
By: Summer Stevens
The Action Development Workshop shared preliminary findings and gave attendees the option to interact with the findings and share concerns.
Last year, the nest was so fragile that one of the chicks dropped from the nest.
By: Summer Stevens
“Currituck County really punches far above their weight economically,” said Currituck Chamber of Commerce president Juanita Krause.
“I always identify myself as a teacher. When people ask what I do for a living, I say educator because that’s what I am,” said Dr. Gena Southall.
By: Summer Stevens
The project will not move ahead until funds are secured.
There is no tax increase suggested for the current proposed budget, but homeowners should expect an increase for the 2027-2028 fiscal year.
By: Summer Stevens
The current rear setback standard has been set since 1981, and the side setback requirement moved from 10 ft. to 15 ft. in 2000.
