Pamlico County News

The identity of a woman killed in a vehicle crash Thursday on N.C. 55 in Pamlico County has been released by the State Highway Patrol.

At least one person is believed to be seriously injured in a wreck on N.C. 306 south in Pamlico County.

Four contract workers from PCS Phosphate were taken to area hospitals Friday morning after a line failure caused an acid leak.

Several thousand homes are without power after severe thunderstorms rumbled through Eastern Carolina Friday afternoon.

In the wake of devastating flooding from Hurricanes Floyd and Dennis in the fall of 1999, two dozen properties in Pamlico County were no longer inhabitable and became Federal Emergency Management Agency buyouts.

The second annual Art by the Harbor sidewalk show is set for Saturday at River Dunes.

Pamlico County Emergency Management Services and the Hazardous Material unit of Cherry Point are investigating a gas leak at a water plant.

Listening to Kathryn Gillenwater describe her students and how they learn leaves one easily understanding how she received the 2009 Excellence in Teaching Award at Pamlico Community college.

Bridge maintenance will delay motorists next week in New Bern and in Pamlico County.

Six years ago, Susan Cheatham and five artist friends came up with the idea of starting an outdoor show.

A Pamlico County man with a history of run-ins with the law has been charged in connection with a May shooting at Craven Terrace in New Bern.

Pamlico County commissioners unanimously adopted the 2009-10 budget Monday night after a public hearing that produced no comments from taxpayers.

Pamlico County will cut operating expenses by nearly 8 percent in the coming fiscal year, while holding the property tax rate steady.

Construction is underway on the Heritage Memorial Walkway project at the Pamlico County Heritage Center museum.

The Army Corps of Engineers has granted PCS Phosphate a permit that will allow the company to continue its mining operations in Aurora.

The comedy "Sex Please We're Sixty" will make its North Carolina debut in town June 19 and 20 at The Old Theater.

More than three months after its president was charged with embezzlement, the Pamlico County Chamber of Commerce is rebounding.

Hand-in-hand with an upswing in home refinancing is getting an updated appraisal on a house.

Amid increased calls, the Pamlico County Rescue Squad held the line on its budget request from the county, seeking the same $300,000 it received this year.

Friends and well-wishers at a benefit feted Bishop Joseph Squires Sunday at the Riverfront Convention Center.