Cherry-Point News

The New Bern Police Department is preparing for the Fourth of July celebration to be held Friday at Union Point Park.

Firefighters say Great Neck wildfire consumed 80 acres but no homes lost. Comments 0 Recommend 0 July 3, 2008 - 1:45PM Drew C. Wilson Havelock News Residents in the Great Neck Community in southern Craven ...

Stephanie Shimek is more than a pretty face. The 2003 Perry High graduate earned a bachelor's degree in political science and sociology with a concentration in criminology from Ohio University and she will ...

The federal government has committed $500,000 to study a proposed U.S. 70 flyover to Cherry Point's Slocum gate, City Manager Jim Freeman told commissioners Monday night.

O. Turner Gibson, 83, of Tifton, Ga., and his wife of 63 years, Marie, left, 84, take a tour of Cherry Point on Friday.

Amanda Ohlensehlen sees the Havelock Tourist and Event Center as a grand facility.

David Martin used to watch technicians at Cherry Point work on aircraft and wish he could be one of those guys.

After years of pressing for more and more explosive ordnance disposal Marines, the Corps expects to fill a shortage in that field by October.

Contractors are scheduled to begin initial work on repaving Fontana Boulevard and N.C. 101 on Monday, according to a release.

Havelock Police Department reports of recent incidents include: June 6 Credit card/automated teller machine reported on Bryan Boulevard Simple assault - physical reported on Perkins Street Communicating threats ...

There's something decidedly disheartening about waving goodbye. It's difficult to frown, however, from a height of 18,000 feet.

An injured passenger is loaded into the Cherry Point rescue helicopter Pedro after a wreck Friday on N.C. 101 just outside Havelock.

Organizers want you to stay cool for the final day of the Cherry Point Air Show on Sunday.

Havelock residents can weigh in on the city's $14.8 million proposed budget at a public hearing Monday night.

The sound of roaring engines and propellers, the smell of smoke and the sights of water bottles and people sitting under airplane wings Saturday marked the second day of the Cherry Point Air Show.

Craven Community College named three finalists this morning for its president post, and trustees say they may select one June 24 for the school's top job.

When a Blue Angel jet roars across the sky, people shudder and quickly cover their ears.

A tarmac transformation greeted the first wave of visitors to the Cherry Point Air Show on Friday evening.

As Collin Davis with Team Oracle strapped me into my parachute and asked me if I was excited, all I was thinking was "YES! Let's do this!" On Wednesday, I had the honor of flying with the only father-son ...