We hope you all enjoy a safe, fun, and happy Halloween!
~ from Gail, Aimee and everyone at the Pleasure Island Chamber of Commerce
The Carolina Beach and Kure Beach Police Department K-9 Units have the honor of hosting the Region II Police Dog Field Trials October 28-31, 2009.
The Star-News and Snows Cut Monthly reported last week that the Carolina Beach Town Council voted 3-2 to approve the purchase of six empty lots from the former Arcadius development project located on Carolina Beach Avenue North to build out site of a new Aquarium Pier. The pier would be a 1,000-foot concrete pier with wooden decking, including fish tanks and educational and event facilities. The town also has discussed putting a beach access, bathhouse and park there.The details of the project are still in the works. The cost of purchasing the land and building the pier could mean higher taxes on residents or it could be covered by grants. For now, the purchase price of the lots will be covered by funds from a town parking lot (which was not paid for with tax money). Also, several uses for the lots are in consideration.
The Pleasure Island Chamber of Commerce would like to extend a huge
Saturday, October 17th at the Beach House at Fort Fisher Recreation Area, Island Women will be hosting the 2nd Annual Women’s Health Summit.
The 16th Annual Pleasure Island Seafood, Blues & Jazz Festival is this weekend but there's still time to buy your tickets - $30 in advance or Saturday only for $30 or Sunday only for $15.
The 3rd Annual Pleasure Island Surf Fishing Challenge, brought to you by Fisherman’s Post Newspaper, will be held on October 16- 18, 2009.
Be sure to turn out for the 3rd Annual Snow's Cut Town Hall Debate featuring candidates from both Carolina Beach and Kure Beach.
OceanBreeze Properties was formed by Cindi Jacobs to service the
The Star-News reports that local N.C. State Parks and attractions drew strong summer crowds this year, including Fort Fisher State Recreation Area and Carolina Beach State Park.
Kelly Hawes submitted the winning design for the 16th Annual Seafood, Blues, and Jazz Festival Poster.
Do you have questions about the recent changes in the State of North Carolina Residential Building Code?  Town officials from Carolina Beach and Kure Beach will be on hand to present a workshop regarding these changes.