The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Carolina Coast: Sunday, February 26, 1995

• ELEGANT LADIES GRACE ARTIST'S SILK CANVASES
• MORNINGSTAR'S NEW AGE SOUND DAWNS AT STUMPY POINT
• WATCHING O.J. SIMPSON TRIAL LEAVES HIM FIT TO BE TIED
• GOOD FISHING FRIENDS RARE AS A CITATION CATCH
• FOSTER PARENTS OFFER STABLE ENVIRONMENT THE CHILDREN CAN LIVE WITH FOSTER PARENTS IN THEIR HOMES FOR WEEKS, MONTHS OR UP TO A YEAR.
• CLAUDIE MACKEY TRADES COACHING FOR FUND-RAISING AT ELIZABETH CITY
• ECKERFIELD'S RECORD WINS FOLLOW HIM TO NORTHEASTERN
• FLOOD INSURANCE UPDATE
• HUGGING YOUR KIDS CAN EASE THE PAIN
• LIGHTING THE WAY HOME ONCE THE ROANOKE RIVER LIGHTHOUSE SIGNALED SAFE PASSAGE TO PLYMOUTH THROUGH THE MULTIPLE MOUTHS OF THE RIVER AT THE WESTERN END OF ALBEMARLE SOUND, BUT NOW IT SITS ON THE BANKS OF THE CHOWAN RIVER IN EDENTON. IT'S WAITING FOR A NEW ROLE.
• TWO `MATURE' NAGS HEAD DEVELOPMENTS STILL HOT SELLERS