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" President Bush signed a bill into law Friday that extends benefits for at least seven weeks in every state.

" With the economy in a downturn, officials said they're seeing demand for food stamps skyrocket.

Submitted by WWAY on 12 November 2008 - 6:03pm. READ MORE: News A former North Carolina Police Chief charged in the murder of a Camp Lejeune marine 36 years ago has been released from jail on a $350,000 bond.

When the Mazzella family of Swansboro retired from the restaurant business in 2007 and turned over its Italian eatery to new owners, Helen Mazzella graciously shared her 30 years of expertise and helped with ...

The Town of Cape Carteret didn't know it, but its next police chief would be just a mile or so from its front door.

More than 2,100 entries in the County Veterans Day Parade had Arendell Street lined to capacity Saturday with military supporters.

Tideland News Writer A couple of projects that have, seemingly, been dragging on in Swansboro are about to be completed.

In 20 years, Cedar Point has grown both in population and value. But keeping the small-town feel, town officials say, is what it's all about.

The County Board of Commissioners decided Monday to hold off on joining the budding interlocal government agency in the western end of the county so matters involving fire service could get ironed out.

Voters who failed to register by Friday have missed the deadline to vote on Election Day at their polling place.

Retaliation over an egg thrown at a passing vehicle ended in a weekend stabbing that landed one man in jail and another in the hospital.

A driver apparently irate that someone hit his vehicle with an egg is now charged with attempted murder.

By GREG KATSKI Staff Writer The combined bail for former Belhaven Police Chief George Hayden, charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Marine Corps Sgt.

Six Carteret County students were evaluated at the hospital for minor injuries this morning after their school bus was involved in an accident.

A former police chief charged with first-degree murder can be released on a $350,000 bond, if he and his son sign over their homes as collateral, a judge ruled Thursday.

Tideland News Writer Cape Carteret is hunting for a new police chief as current chief Frank Deal is making plans to go hunting upon his retirement.

Like many people who have frequented North Carolina beaches over the years, Cape Carteret resident Tom Youngblood has fond memories of the fishing piers that dotted the coastline.

In the final two weeks of a 36-year-old homicide case, investigators traveled more than 6,000 miles to five states to conduct 30 interviews.

Tamara Hull has been waiting for 36 of her 40 years to find out who killed her dad.

A former police chief is facing charges. 57-year-old George Hayden, the former police chief of Cape Carteret and Belhaven, has been charged with killing a marine more than 30 years ago.