Feb 7, 2012 | The Daily Advance
Coinjock turkey shootists must continue to hold their fire
A turkey shoot in Coinjock - halted after neighbors complained about rowdy behavior at American Legion Post 288 - will remain quiet for at least two more weeks.
Final report released on proposed Currituck Sound bridge
Planned for more than 20 years, bridge construction is expected to begin near the end of this year and be open to traffic in 2017.
Rowdy behavior complaints muzzle turkey shoot
American Legion Post 288, seen here Thursday, is facing an investigation by the veterans group's state headquarters after its commander was cited by the Currituck Sheriff's Office for unlawful discharge of a firearm at a recent turkey shoot.
Veterans recall scars of war: Retired sergeant aims to help others
Jo Anna Bates, 67, of Poplar Branch holds hands and speaks to Hugh Conlon IV, a retired U.S. Army sergeant first class, after Conlon's keynote address at a Veteran's Day c ceremony in Coinjock.
Historic N.C. school gets 2nd chance at life, new use
This school for black children in Coinjock, N.C., was built in 1920 and operated until 1950.