The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, February 19, 1995

• WHO WANTS TO SEE THE FUTURE? WHO WANTS TO DEAL WITH IT EARLY?
• SUBDIVISIONS LURING MORE SETTLERS TO COAST
• PERQUIMANS COMES UP SHORT FOR SEASON PERQUIMANS OVERCAME A 16-POINT, SECOND-QUARTER DEFICIT, BUT LOST 69-66.
• AN ANGLER'S DREAMS RIDE ON THE WATER
• TEAMS FROM FAR AWAY GARNER LITTLE LOCAL FAN INTEREST
• ACTOR MOVES HIS VENUE FROM STAGE TO DAYTIME RADIO
• CEILIDH PERFECT NAME FOR A BONDING BOAT
• HISTORY BEHIND COMPLEX
• DOLLS MADE IN STUMPY POINT MAY OUTNUMBER ITS POPULATION
• ECLECTIC MIX DRAWS PATRONS TO ART SHOW THE WORK OF 148 ARTISTS WAS ON VIEW AT THE FRANK STICK MEMORIAL ART SHOW OPENING IN NAGS HEAD.
• THE RIGHT PLACE RUSSELL BERRY WAS ON HIS FIRST VISIT TO HATTERAS ISLAND WHEN A MAN APPROACHED THE NEW PARK SUPERINTENDENT. ``I HEAR YOU'RE FROM PORTSMOUTH,'' THE MAN SAID. BERRY CONFIRMED HE GREW UP AND AND ATTENDED SCHOOL IN PORTSMOUTH, VA. THE MAN'S NEXT WORDS SPOKE VOLUMES. ``IF YOU GREW UP IN PORTSMOUTH,'' HE SAID, ``I GUESS YOU'LL DO.''
• WELCOME TO TOWN
• IN APPRECIATION