The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, March 12, 1995

• NAGGING MACHINES ARE THINGS I CAN DO WITHOUT, THANK YOU
• MAKING FISHING ROD FROM SCRATCH IS NOT AS HARD AS YOU MIGHT THINK
• SOUTHERN SHORES' FINDINGS COULD AFFECT ENTIRE COAST
• THOUGHTFUL, INTELLIGENT TUNES TAKE THEIR PLACES ON THE `A' LIST
• MANTEO POURS IN THE POINTS TO CAPTURE CHAMPIONSHIP THE LADY REDSKINS DUMPED SURPRISING EDENTON-HOLMES 57-52 FOR THE NORTHEASTERN TITLE.
• FORGET BIG LEAGUES, SEE EDENTON OPENER
• JV TEAM OF MANTEO TAKES THE TOURNAMENT
• PARAFFIN CARVINGS STARTED OFF HER CAREER AS AN ARTIST
• 4-H MAY HELP DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN THREE WOMEN WANT TO RAISE HOPE AND SELF-ESTEEM FOR SOME OF PASQUOTANK COUNTY'S POOREST PEOPLE, TARGETING THE YOUTH.
• THE FUTURE IS NOW ON THE OUTER BANKS
• JUST THE ESSENTIALS AL STYRON'S GENERAL STORE, BUILT IN 1920, IS ONE OF OCRACOKE ISLAND'S OLDEST BUSINESSES. IT'S A GATHERING PLACE FOR WATERMEN WHO SWILL THE FREE COFFEE AND SWAP FISHING TALES. IT'S ALSO THE SORT OF PLACE WHERE AUSTRALIAN AND FRENCH WINES SHARE SHELF SPACE WITH NAVY BEANS AND POTATOES.