Festivals, fairs, music and more: Here's what's happening this week on the Outer Banks.

Archive photos from The Virginian-Pilot coverage of Hurricane Isabel after it struck coastal Virginia and North Carolina in 2003.

The Fritz Boyden Memorial Annual Youth Tournament happens on June 14.

Poke can be served as hors d’oeuvres or as an entrée, depending on the serving size and accompaniments. The dish uses tuna, one of the most popular fishes harvested in North Carolina waters. Use market-fresh veggies in this dish.

Looking for live music on the Outer Banks? We've got you covered.

From kiteboarding to rocking the cape, top 10 events this week on the Outer Banks.

According to a briefing from the weather service Thursday, “unsettled conditions” will linger over the weekend, with widespread rain showers beginning Saturday into Sunday and early next week.

As with all lighthouses, they only gave warnings of landfall at night; what about the other half of the 24 hours? What about storms that caused most of our shipwrecks, day and night, month after month? Enter the United States Life-Saving Service, one of the least-known yet most fascinating facets of American history.