Tuesday Nov 3 | Windsock
Hit-and-run may have caused boat to sink off N.J. coast
A scallop boat owned by a Bayboro man that sank off the New Jersey coast in March, killing six of the seven crew members aboard, may have been doomed by a fatal hit-and-run crash on the high seas, the lawyer for its owner said Monday.
Election season quiet amid nine Pamlico towns
BAYBORO The conclusion of early One Stop voting in Pamlico County Saturday mirrored the early 2007 turnout for elections in nine towns small.
Salvation Army seeks help in providing a better Christmas for community
During the first two days of taking applications this week for Christmas assistance, Salvation Army staff members were overwhelmed with 140 requests.
Deputy suspended after arrest on charge of assaulting girlfriend
A Pamlico County sheriff's deputy was suspended from duty after he was arrested on charges of assaulting his girlfriend.
Bridge work will affect drivers, boaters
Workers began site preparation Wednesday on two Pamlico County bridges and one Craven County bridge that will be refurbished.
Pamlico nativea s work to be featured at library
The Pamlico County Library, with co-sponsorship from the Pamlico Arts Council, will feature the artworks of Jackie Buck Taylor for the month of November Taylor is a lifetime resident of Pamlico County, the daughter of Rachel Buck and the late Jackie Buck of Bayboro.
Tragedy gives singer his voice
Out of tragedy, Jewel Wall found his voice. He was 12 years old on Feb. 2, 1979, the day his father killed his mother and then committed suicide.
Veterans invite parade participants
Participants are being gathered for the annual Pamlico County Veterans Parade on Nov.
Four Pamlico towns have no-contest elections
Barring write-in upsets, four Pamlico County towns have what appear to be no-contest elections.
Hazardous waste collections set for Saturday
Craven and Pamlico County residents can rid their garages or sheds of hazardous waste and their closets of old electronics at Saturday events in each county.
Domestic violence survivor speaks at Pamlico County vigil
A North Carolina woman who survived a fatal domestic violence incident that claimed her daughter's life is among the speakers for tonight's Candlelight Vigil at the Pamlico County Courthouse.
Area getting $1.68 million in road assistance
Much of the $1.68 million in state road money allocated to municipalities in Craven, Pamlico and Jones counties is on its way this week with the release of Powell Bill Funds to the 501 municipalities statewide.
GOSPEL CONCERT at Christian Faith United Church, Midway Park at 3 p.m. Sept. 27 featuring Clay Johnson and the Gospel Sounds.
Pamlico seeking $800,000 housing, utilities grant
Pamlico County will seek $800,000 in state grant money to improve housing and utilities for a small community east of Bayboro.
Revitalization meeting Thursday at PCC
Citizens with ideas for growth and the economy of Pamlico County are encouraged to attend a meeting Thursday at the local community college.
Record enrollment comes at lean time for Pamlico Community College
Pamlico Community College has reached record enrollment levels at a time when college officials are also facing funding declines.
Stimulus money cleans up old storage tanks
Hundreds of old underground fuel storage tanks throughout the state are out of sight, but not out of mind.
Pamlico revitalization group seeks public participation
The public and municipal leaders from Pamlico County's nine towns are invited to a revitalization meeting Thursday at Pamlico Community College.
Inmate labor program in doubt after budget cuts
George Peacock, the coordinator for the Pamlico County Historical Association's Heritage Village, has nothing but good things to say about work crews that have built a blacksmith shop and old school house on the county museum grounds.
Church gives Habitat a good deal on building supplies
Nine people or so volunteered to strip Oriental United Methodist Church's parsonage to salvage items and parts of the building that would have otherwise ended up in a landfill.