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What started as a company wide June Food Drive expanded into a two-month Summer Food Drive event due to the great response we had from staff and guests! As of July 30th, Sun Realty offices donated a total of over 466 pounds to area food pantries in the Outer Banks. Donations included pet food, canned and dry goods, drinks, snacks and much more. A huge thank you goes out to all those who participated, especially the generous guests who dropped off their leftover groceries from their vacation.

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Sun Realty staff and guests come together for Summer Food Drive.

I am back on the grind at the Herald-Star. I was on vacay for a week in the Outer Banks of NC. I did a lot of resting and a lot of gazing into the ocean.

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MANTEO Take great shots during your Outer Banks (OBX) vacation this year because they could land you in the Outer Banks Official Travel Guide. In response to overwhelming public interest, the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau is bringing back the photo contest that started a craze last summer.

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Submit your photos for Outer Banks Travel Guide

Here’s one from the Way Back Machine. 1946 in Nags Head

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OBX Pic O’ the Day: Everything is Different, But Nothing Has Changed

Outer Banks Wild Horses Yahoo Travel and Sherman Travel teamed up to create a list of the Top 10 Secluded Beaches , and the Outer Banks made the list. Here’s what they had to say about the OBX: Carova Beach, North Carolina -  This barrier beach covers the upper stretches of the Outer Banks, North Carolina, and is the most undeveloped of an already spartan beach chain. Part of what keeps the region mellow is the lack of paved roads, with Highway 12 stopping north of Corolla

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Outer Banks Named in List Top 10 Secluded Beaches