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Becky Smith, one of Sun Realty’s Senior Associate Brokers, hosted a book signing today at the Roanoke Island Festival Park Museum Store .

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Sun Realty broker hosts OBX’s most delicious book signing ever!

Outer Banks Rum Cakes: Taste the Treasure! What it is: A Kill Devil Hills company who makes the best rum cakes we’ve ever had! The adorable box tells the legend of “Kill Devil Jill,” a pirate gal who survived a ship wreck off the coast of NC along with a barrel of rum “strong enough to kill the devil.” Jill shared her rum with the locals who rescued her and an Outer Banks tradition was born! Why we love it: With its golden-baked color, highest quality rum, all natural ingredients and mouth-watering topping of pecan and sugar crumb, it’s the perfect dessert after a big seafood dinner. When the box opens and the intoxicating smell of butter, rum and just a hint of orange fill the room, it’ll definitely be every sailor for themselves! Where to buy it: To get your hands on a slice of these truly original Outer Banks treasures, visit www.outerbanksrumcakes.com or the Coastal Provisions Market in Southern Shores.

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Outer Banks Rum Cakes are a huge local hit!

RALEIGHA documentary about the black crew members who manned the Pea Island Life-Saving Station on North Carolina’s Outer Banks will be screened at the state Museum of History.

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Film about Pea Island rescuers to be shown in Raleigh

RALEIGH, N.C.  A documentary about the black crew members who manned the Pea Island Life-Saving Station on North Carolina’s Outer Banks will be screened at the state Museum of History. The movie titled “Rescue Men: The Story of the Pea Island Life Savers” will be screened at the Raleigh museum at 7 p.m.

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Film about Pea Island rescuers to be shown in N.C.

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