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Beaufort County native McKenna Cox has appeared on stages at Washington High School, the Turnage Theater and East Carolina University, but this summer finds her showcasing her acting and dancing talents on the sands of Roanoke Island.

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Relishing her roles

The Dare County Tourism Board passed its $5.4 million budget with a 10-0 vote during a meeting on Roanoke Island June 17. Several members were not present for the two-and-half-hour meeting.

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Board earmarks $4 million for promotions

?One of my favorite restaurants growing? up on the Outer Banks was the Fisherman’s Wharf in Wanchese. It was closed for a few years but has been reopened by the Daniels family and it’s just as good as I remember! It’s still a treat to head down the winding road, to the end of Wanchese , where the restaurant overlooks the Roanoke Sound and sits over the “fish house” where boats deliver their fresh catch daily

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A Classic OBX Restaurant

NC Symphony The Dare County Tourism Board is proud to partner with The Roanoke Island Commission to present the North Carolina Symphony for the 9 th Annual Summer Pops Concert at Roanoke Island Festival Park in Manteo on Sunday, June 20, 2010.  Once again, this event is free to the public and everyone is encouraged to attend.  Bring a picnic basket and portable chairs or blankets to enjoy a fantastic program under the stars that will include “Mardi Gras” from Ferde Grofe’s Mississippi Suite and “Wedding March” from Felix Mendelsson’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream .  Also highlighting the performance will be the Overture to The Merry Wives of Windsor by Otto Nicolai, including a selection from Verdi’s Aida .  As host venue, Roanoke Island Festival Park offers a premium acoustic and visual concert experience at their state-of-the-art Outdoor Pavilion.  Bring a picnic and chairs or blankets and prepare for an incredible display on stage with the beautiful Roanoke Sound providing gorgeous backdrop.

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North Carolina Symphony Coming to the Outer Banks

If all goes as planned, two stories will converge when the icon of the old Windmill Point Restaurant in Nags Head is moved to the other side of the Roanoke Sound.

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Another chapter unfolds for Windmill Point’s icon