Crystal Coast Flood Resiliency Plans: Online Public Meeting
North Carolina's Department of Environmental Quality has scheduled an online public meeting for 6 p.m. on October 6, and the agenda affects property
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North Carolina's Department of Environmental Quality has scheduled an online public meeting for 6 p.m. on October 6, and the agenda affects property
The Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point has proposed expanding its training activities within the existing Cherry Point Range Complex in Carteret County
Tidal datums determine where regulated coastal waters begin and end — and if you're planning a dock, pier, or floating platform in Pine Knoll Shores
Learn how to remove fresh or dried urine from a mattress, treat lingering odor, handle pet accidents, and clean foam without adding too much moisture.
A sound-side cottage in Atlantic Beach can sit within a few hundred feet of tidal water—Bogue Sound, in this case—which means anything that escapes
The image is not hypothetical: septic tanks partially submerged in the surf, wastewater infrastructure sitting in the swash zone for months or years after
According to Coastal Review's September 2026 reporting, the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality's Division of Coastal Management
Learn how to remove rust from metal by matching the method to the surface, rust severity, and object size while avoiding unnecessary damage.
Beaufort's historic district sits within a short walk of the Carteret County Courthouse on Courthouse Square, which means a buyer touring a Front Street
Living shorelines have been gaining ground on the Crystal Coast as an alternative to bulkheads and riprap, but the term covers a wide range of techniques
The NC Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) doesn't usually come up in conversations about dock ownership — people tend to think of CAMA permits, Army
Last month, NOAA gave formal approval to a change in North Carolina's federally recognized coastal management program that directly affects waterfront