The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, January 29, 1995

• THE TEMPTATION OF TELEVISION: EASY TO TURN OFF, HARD TO TURN OFF
• THE TRICK TO GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS IS MUCH THE SAME AS GOOD FISHING
• DICK JOHNSON BRINGING HIS CLARINET AND ARTIE SHAW ORCHESTRA TO PLAY
• HEARING SITE OPPOSED
• TEENAGERS TACKLE THE HEALTH CARE CRISIS JENNIFER SNOW AND LAURA DUNN ARE RAISING MONEY TO HELP CHILDREN WHO ``HAVE FALLEN THROUGH THE CRACKS.''
• OUR FIRE STORY LACKS PAIN OF WATERMEN'S
• CURRITUCK WRESTLES MATCH FROM MANTEO
• THE LADY BRUINS MAKE THEIR MARK IN STATE RANKINGS TINY SCHOOL RANKS SEVENTH IN THE STATE, BUT STILL HAS TOUGH ROAD IN CONFERENCE.
• THE BEST OF THE OUTER BANKS THE FRANK STICK MEMORIAL ART SHOW IS WHERE ALL ARTISTS GET TO SHOW THEIR WARES. BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN THE QUALITY IS MISSING. IN FACT, THE ARTISTS' STANDARDS ARE VERY HIGH.
• THE BEST OF THE COAST STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER DREW C. WILSON'S SHOW DISPLAYS STRIKING IMAGES THAT HAVE GRACED OUR COVERS FOR 10 YEARS
• SOMETHING SPECIAL