The Alphabet Recovery Question on the Outer Banks
4/8/20
“The hardest business questions remain centered on the comeback–what kind of pent-up tourism demand can we expect in terms of our core economic driver that provides the tax base for our quality of life?”
The Outer Banks Voice
There's a New Mini-Documentary Series Titled Icons of the Outer Banks and We Can't Wait to Watch
3/2/20
“We are proud to share this important documentary series that illuminates and celebrates these individuals who’ve had such an enormous impact on the area’s history and identity.”
Southern Living
Mini-documentary series on iconic Outer Banks residents debuts online
2/27/20
“From Walter Raleigh to the Wright Brothers, the Outer Banks was built on the shoulders of visionary men and women who worked tirelessly and, in many cases, sacrificed much to make this area a place locals love to call home and vacationers from around the world visit year-after-year”
OBX Today
Twiddy & Co. unveils mini-documentary series
2/26/20
“Twiddy & Company, a premier vacation rental company on North Carolina’s Outer Banks, has announced Icons of the Outer Banks, a new mini-documentary series that tells the stories of the fishermen, historians, lifesavers and trailblazers who have played a significant role in shaping the area’s past, present and future.”
The Outer Banks Voice
Airbnb's impact on homesharing: A new asset class
2/7/20
“As home operators, we have an opportunity to move beyond “niche” language and begin to translate home operations into something more broadly considered financial language.”
Triangle Business Journal
“Candis R. Richardson Memorial Scholarship” fund established
10/31/19
“On September 30, College of The Albemarle (COA) Foundation and Twiddy & Company Realtors signed a Memorandum of Understanding to create an annual scholarship called the “Candis R. Richardson Memorial Scholarship.”
The Outer Banks Voice
How Did the Outer Banks Get So Famous, Anyway?
1/3/19
“This is the short version of how the Outer Banks—a small and isolated string of barrier islands on North Carolina’s East Coast—grew from a collection of remote sand dunes and sleepy fishing villages to become a world-famous vacation destination in a relatively small amount of time.”
VRM Intel
