Salvo News

Monday, October 26, 2009 SALVO, North Carolina: World 100 metres silver medallist Tyson Gay has successfully undergone surgery on a painful groin problem that hampered him during much of the athletics season, his manager said on Saturday.

Four acts of vandalism the National Park Service described as "unprecedented" has forced the closure of ramp 23 near Salvo, NC.

Deputy Superintendent Darrell Echols announced today that a fourth vandalism incident, the third in three days, occurred at Ramp 23 on Wednesday, August 19, 2009 resulting in the closure of the ramp near Salvo, NC in Cape Hatteras National Seashore.

National Park officials have further restricted access to a North Carolina beach ramp to prevent off-road vehicles from illegally entering an area closed to protect breeding birds.

Blue catfish - Ricky Meacham, Norfolk, 38-0 and 46-8, James River. Bluefin tuna - Charlotte Edmonds, Portsmouth, 132-0, off Wachapreague.

Blue catfish - Ricky Meacham, Norfolk, 38-0 and 46-8, James River. Bluefin tuna - Charlotte Edmonds, Portsmouth, 132-0, off Wachapreague.

Phil Fittante knew at a young age he wanted to become a writer. Growing up in New Jersey, Fittante recalled how he and friends would write stories down and read them to one another.

Summer beach driving restrictions near villages along the North Carolina Outer Banks are going into effect.

Superintendent Mike Murray announced that the annual seasonal closures of village beaches to off-road vehicle use within the National Seashore will go into affect on Friday, May 15, 2009.

Fire destroyed an Oceanfront home in Dare County, North Carolina. Fire investigators say no one was home when fire swept through the home at 41439 Ocean View Drive in Avon.