BALD HEAD ISLAND — To combat beach erosion, village leaders in Brunswick County's Bald Head Island hope to borrow sand from Jay Bird Shoals.

Bald Head Island has been combating beach erosion for decades. The village, along with Caswell Beach and Oak Island, receives sand from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers through the Wilmington ...

About 3 miles off the coast of Southeastern North Carolina, perched at the end of the Cape Fear River, lies Bald Head Island. Home to over 10,000 acres of preserved land, encompassing marshes ...

BALD HEAD ISLAND, N.C. (WECT) - The Village of Bald Head Island has announced that it is receiving $4.5 million for its beach renourishment efforts thanks to the signing of six appropriations bills ...

While the Outer Banks might get all the glory when it comes to North Carolina's beaches, Bald Head Island deserves its day in the sun. Here you'll find 14 miles of sun-kissed shoreline, among some ...

The Raleigh investment company planning to take over Bald Head Island’s ferry system as part of a $67 million deal got a boost recently when state regulators signed off on the sale. But another ...

Bald Head Island has been combating beach erosion for decades. The village, along with Caswell Beach and Oak Island, receives sand from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers through the Wilmington ...

According to the Bald Head Association’s website, T.F. Boyd of Hamlet, N.C., purchased the island in 1916 and built a beach boardwalk, a pavilion, and an eight-room hotel.

Dining. Jules Salty Grub & Island Pub: Located on the waterfront near the Bald Head Island Marina, you can enjoy sandwiches, appetizers, seafood and steaks, 10 Marina Wynd, 910-457-7217.

According to the Bald Head Association’s website, T.F. Boyd of Hamlet, N.C., purchased the island in 1916 and built a beach boardwalk, a pavilion, and an eight-room hotel.

According to the Bald Head Association’s website, T.F. Boyd of Hamlet, N.C., purchased the island in 1916 and built a beach boardwalk, a pavilion, and an eight-room hotel.

According to the Bald Head Association’s website, T.F. Boyd of Hamlet, N.C., purchased the island in 1916 and built a beach boardwalk, a pavilion, and an eight-room hotel.