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NEW BEGINNINGS Christian Center, 699 Bell Fork Road will have a food truck arrive at 11 a.m. Oct.
Jacksonville police say an armed robber was foiled Tuesday night by employees of the U.S. 17 Bojangles when a sounding alarm forced the man to leave empty handed.
Man Arrested For Bojangles Robbery
Hey, read the rules! A man is behind bars after police say he robbed a Jacksonville Bojangles restaurant.
FRIENDS/FAMILY DAY at Bethel Word Ministries, 1675 Halltown Road at 10:30 a.m. Sept.
Input sought on sewer for Sneads Ferry area
The Onslow Water and Sewer Authority wants to know if Sneads Ferry is ready for a sanitary sewer system.
DISABLED AMERICAN Veterans of N.C. will hold its 3rd district meeting at 1 p.m. Sept.
Expo focuses on women Area women looking for something to do this weekend should look no further than the 2008 Jacksonville Women's Expo.
Wilmington's World War II German POW Camp sign dedication
There was a dedication of the WWII German POW Camp sign located on the corner of 10th and Ann Streets Thursday.
Community Announcements 9.18.08
NRGC invites you to join them for an exciting year of activities. Starting off with plans for the participation in the Onslow County Fair, Oct.
ONWASA to discuss Walker job today
David Walker's job as the Onslow Water and Sewer Authority's executive director could be circling the drain.
Handy's work for N. Topsail remembered
Fred Handy's time as a town leader in North Topsail Beach was short, but his concern for the town and its residents covered more than two decades.
Holly Ridge sinks ONWASA proposal
Holly Ridge Town Council is not on board with a Richlands plan to amend the articles of the Onslow Water and Sewer Authority.
A new event has been added to the local portion of the world's largest single-day volunteer effort to improve the health of the ocean and its wildlife.
Onslow County emerged from Tropical Storm Hanna unscathed, emergency management officials said.
Onslow County authorities are urging residents to remain indoors until storm weather from Hanna passes.
Topsail towns not calling for mandatory evacuations
Officials in Topsail Island's three towns have not called for mandatory evacuations, though the Surf City council remains recessed in the event it needs to reconvene later in the day to make changes.
Community Announcements 9.4.08
Have items out the night before, they will be starting early. Set Out: Material must be located as close to City Street as possible.
NEW BEGINNINGS Christian Center, 699 Bell Fork Road will have a food truck arrive at 11 a.m. Sept.
Brenda Daughtry Chrisman, 41, of North Drive in Holly Ridge, was charged Friday by the Surf City Police Department with two counts of larceny by an employee.
Lumina 3: The People's Pleasure Palace
During the years of World War II , Luminas exterior signature lights were turned off to conform to "blackout" rules that darkened the entire coastline.