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Antique car club touring in Kinston
Leaving New Bern on Wednesday morning at speeds of 30 miles per hour and traveling primarily on scenic country roads, the N.C. Regional Chapter of the Horseless Carriage Club will make its way to Kinston for a ...
Lawyer says city offering settlement to opponents of Talbots project
Lawyer Trawick "Buzzy" Stubbs told a crowd of downtown merchants Monday that the city has proposed a settlement to the group of about two dozen people who are challenging the permit for the Talbots project.
In hard times, charities often fare the worst
The Salvation Army is a known helping hand for folks in need, during the holidays, disasters and year-round. This time, it is the Army that is in need.
Need a new Social Security card? Read this first
The Social Security Administration in New Bern is relocating. The office on Neuse Boulevard will move to 1420 McCarthy Boulevard, behind McCarthy Crossing shopping center.
Precedent could be set with ruling on easement
One way or another, the handling of a controversial Trent River easement that is held by a New Bern hotel could set a precedent in North Carolina law.
New band director at NBHS envisions education, arts linking
The new band director at New Bern High says he wants to give his students a first-class music education and get them involved in an arts community that he says is strong.
Potential change by USPS could create identity theft in Bridgeton
Mayor Rodman Williams says he's worried that a move from the U.S. Postal Service could compromise the identity of Bridgeton.
Experience, humor enhance disaster class message
A rescue worker and Red Cross volunteer from Jasper used humor and personal experiences Saturday to teach a small group of people about first aid and basic safety practices.
Two families affected by fire in Craven County
No one was seriously hurt after two unrelated fires at Craven County homes Friday night and Saturday morning, officials said.
The Craven County Judicial Complex off Clarks Road will have many doors, more than 800, but getting in won't be easy.
Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, Neil Diamond coming to area
On the boats and on the planes, they're coming to New Bern - three entertainers whose chiseled vocals and gyrating hips will offer a breathy invitation to support local charities through the work of New Bern ...
Gold Wing motorcycle enthusiasts say they are a brotherhood
Air in his hair and breeze on his knees are what Todd Meadows loves best about riding his Honda Gold Wing motorcycle.
City to let electric co-op develop plan for power from renewable sources
New Bern will allow its municipal cooperative to develop a plan that will meet the state's requirements for electricity that comes from renewable energy.
Watch out, city may be overrun with bears
Greenville has pirates; Raleigh has wolves. Soon, New Bern will be populated by bears - of the fiberglass variety.
Downtown merchants optimistic despite effect of bridge closing
Despite the closing of the main bridge into New Bern, downtown is still an accessible shopping and tourist district.
Students at the Havelock campus of the Craven Community College got a present Wednesday in the form of an airplane.
Commission updating guidelines for construction in historic districts
The city's Historic Preservation Commission is updating the guidelines that govern the appropriateness of construction in New Bern's historic districts.
Construction on schedule for drawbridge
Construction of the Alfred Cunningham replacement drawbridge over the Trent River on New Bern's waterfront continues on budget and on schedule.
Police say man had cocaine in pocket
Police say a New Bern man was arrested Tuesday when officers found a bag of cocaine in his pocket.
Craven County kids get hooked on books
For 8-year-old Kayla Moore, participating in a summer reading program at the library meant more than the accomplishment of reading 20 books.