Pamlico County News

After three years on the job here in eastern North Carolina, the superintendent of the Pamlico County School system is resigning.

Rick Sherrill, superintendent of Pamlico County schools for more than three years, has announced that he will resign effective Aug.

Some Eastern North Carolina residents' reactions to hurricanes and tornadoes are similar to their reactions to the World Trade Center collapse in 2001 and the bombing of an Oklahoma City federal building in ...

The Coastal Carolina Chapter of the American Red Cross will host a series of free one-day classes on disaster preparation and safety in Craven, Pamlico and Carteret counties.

John Basil Plumlee was sentenced to 10½ to 13 years in prison after he pleaded guilty Tuesday to second-degree murder in a fatal auto crash.

An arrest has been made for a break-in at D&D Grocery on Hwy. 33 East in Edward.

No one is saying how close the lights came to going off in Pamlico County government buildings.

A compromise coastal stormwater rules bill passed unanimously through the state Senate environmental committee Tuesday, its first test toward passage by the General Assembly.

Aquatic ecologist, plant biologist, and friend of the Neuse River Basin JoAnn Burkholder has been tapped as a William Neal Reynolds Professor at N.C. State University, one of its highest faculty distinctions.

Brown paper fish hats, heavy rain and guitar music marked the second day of the annual Croaker Festival on Saturday.

A Pamlico County commissioner has resigned his position on the county planning board in protest of funding for a consultant.

A lifestyle magazine's designer home built in River Dunes will close public tours Sunday, after attracting more than 10,000 people to Pamlico County during the past year.

Craven and Pamlico county residents won't have to spend a lot of gasoline to find July 4th weekend festivities.

A man wanted by New Bern police in connection with a murder that took place last November is in custody.

A man sought by New Bern since November has been arrested on a charge of murder.

Proposed tightening of the state's coastal stormwater rules has developers up in arms, yet environmentalists say the new regulations are needed to preserve water quality.

A state Highway Patrol trooper was slightly injured Monday afternoon when he ran off the road to avoid hitting a truck that veered into his path.

The end of dictator Manuel Noriega of Panama began on the shores of eastern North Carolina with two New Bern men and a Carteret County man playing major roles, but the men did not know it at the time.

People in the easternmost parts of Craven and Pamlico counties will continue to see periods of smoke from the wildfire burning near the Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, a spokesman for the state said ...

Artists and craftsmen from Pamlico and Craven counties join exhibitors from around the country Saturday for two free events at the River Dunes development near Oriental.