Friday Jun 5 | Associated Content
Summer Camp in New Bern, North Carolina
In a few short weeks summer will be here and kids will be out of school. What are you going to do? You have a job and know that you will not be at home during the day, your babysitter is on vacation, or you want your child to have the best summer possible.
West Lake Elementary students visit Camp Don Lee
Every spring for the past 15 years, West Lake Elementary fourth grade students and their teachers have embarked on a coastal adventure.
Traffic Stop Leads To Drug Arrests
Hey, read the rules! An officer's instincts apparently paid off when he stopped what he thought was a suspicious vehicle and ended up finding drugs and drug equipment inside.
Two Pamlico County residents arrested on drug charges
Two Pamlico County people are in jail after New Bern police stopped their car this week and found drugs.
Arapahoe woman rediscovers her art in her 60s
In the ninth grade an art teacher told Joan Curtis she might have the talent to make it a career.
Local craftsman finds pleasure in building
Bruce Harrison Jr. likes to build things. He doesn't have a specialty item. He has used mostly wood or steel along with an occasional deer antler to make everything from 98-foot boats to grandfather clocks, ...
Pamlico seeking $4 million in stimulus money
Pamlico County will apply for more than $4 million in economic stimulus grant funds for improvements to its 6,000-customer water system.
Pamlico cuts back recycling sites
Pamlico County residents who recycle will soon have fewer drop-off options. To save money, the county is cutting its recycling locations from 13 to six.
Pamlico to seek stimulus money for water projects
Pamlico County commissioners will discuss applying for federal stimulus grant money toward more than $2 million worth of planned water system improvements.
Arapahoe craftsman finds pleasure in building
Bruce Harrison Jr. likes to build things. He doesn't have a specialty item. He has used mostly wood or steel along with an occasional deer antler to make everything from 98-foot boats to grandfather clocks, ...
More than 70 units to take part in Pamlico parade
More than 70 units have entered Saturday's annual Pamlico County Christmas Parade.
Tree sale, barbecue to help toy drive for Pamlico children
Community volunteers are using food and Christmas trees in combined efforts to help raise money for the annual Toys for Pamlico Kids drive.
Pamlico board elects chairman; new members sworn in
The Pamlico County Board of Commissioners and a small audience said farewell to departing board Chairman Doug Brinson on Monday night, with an appreciative round of applause.