Supply News

B Tech Job Fair features dozens of employers A-B Tech in collaboration with its Foundation and Alumni Association will host the second annual Job Fair, from 2 to 6 p.m. May 16 in the Coman Gym on the College's Asheville campus.

The Carolina Beach Town Council approved financing a project up to $1.3 million dollars to replace older water meters throughout town with newer meters compatible with an automated meter reading system.

Second Shift Must have high school diploma and CNA certification, six months of experience in a long-term care facility.

A rollover car crash Wednesday morning in Supply sent one woman to the hospital, according to Trooper King with the Highway Patrol.

Authorities with the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office are asking for the public's help in locating a wanted teen.

Some people imagine those who call themselves "preppers" are sitting around in tin foil hats waiting for the alien invasion.

When a late evening 2012 Memorial Day fire gutted an 1898 North Carolina Railroad building on Craven Street, it marked the loss of another of New Bern's historic structures.

All-States Medical Supply's staff is more than doubling in size in the next two months to meet the demands of a recently awarded Medicare contract.

The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid fell last week to seasonally adjusted 324,000, the lowest since January 2008.

An incident at a Dollar Tree in Shallotte involving a store employee taking down a woman accused of shoplifting was caught on camera and posted to YouTube recently, depicting the woman accusing the employee of hurting her and grabbing her breast.

Wood products manufacturer Jordan Forest Products is expanding existing operations in Montgomery County, creating 31 jobs and investing $1.4 million during the next three years.