Catch Up on Some Waves With the Latest Issues of Pine Knoll Shores’ Newspaper, The Shore Line

Posted on April 1, 2025 by Summer Stevens

With the help of our partners at the History Committee of the Town of Pine Knoll Shores, we are excited to announce that the latest year of The Shore Line is available to browse on DigitalNC. With this addition of 12 monthly issues from 2024, DigitalNC now has 51 years worth of beachside community history to peruse! Be sure to check out exciting stories in these issues like the Pine Knoll Shores Garden Club’s golden anniversary, a Christmas-time pet reunion, “Downright Unbelievable Historical Events in PKS”, and quotes of inspiration from the community!

A clipping from the newspaper's "Downright Unbelievable Historical Events in PKS" section that features two images. The left image shows a painting depicting Napoleon Bonaparte on a rearing horse with an accompanying caption below. The right picture shows a zoomed in photograph of a turtle next to a golf ball on the edge of a water bank. There is also an accompanying caption below the picture. — Some believable (and unbelievable!) history from featured in the April 2024 issue of The Shore Line

An black-and-white photograph from the 1910s featuring Cape Lookout Lighthouse. Three people stand on the beach in the lefthand corner of the photograph. Behind the party, dunes and the large lighthouse take up the left side of the image. — A photo of Cape Lookout Lighthouse featured in the February 2024 issue of The Shore Line

More information about our partner, the History Committee of the Town of Pine Knoll Shores, can be found here.

More materials from the History Committee of the Town of Pine Knoll Shores including maps, correspondences, and booklets can be found here.

More issues of The Shore Line can be explored here.

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