Swansboro News

Students from an Onslow County school took third place in North Carolina's recent ProStart Student Invitational Culinary Competition.

Tickets are now available for The Friends of the Western Carteret Library 13th annual Homes Tour and Art Show.

Scouts in the East Carolina Council-White Oak River District will collect non-perishable food items for local food pantries in Onslow County Saturday.

An investigation by Emerald Isle Police Department into multiple vehicle break-ins and a home burglary has led to the arrest of a Swansboro teen.

The Onslow County Health Department is holding a H1N1 flu vaccine clinic today in Swansboro.

The Miami feel of an upcoming television series comes partly from a warehouse in Swansboro.

On behalf of the senior citizens and staff at the Onslow County Senior Services, I would like to say thank you to the residents of Onslow County for another great Christmas.

A group of citizens wants to see the Swansboro Board of Commissioners expanded, and a petition drive is under way to put the issue up for a vote.

YOUNG AT HEART of Trinity United Methodist Church meets at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 1 at Golden Corral, Hwy.

Hello friends and neighbors. It is good to see you here. It's time to start thinking about how to show our loved ones some love on Valentine's Day.

Two drop-off points have been set up for people interested in providing items for health kits to be delivered to the people of Haiti.

Teens and their parents can get information on college fi nancial aid at a workshop Feb.

Don your work boots for the first in a series of yearlong volunteer activities to help protect the White Oak River.

Approval this week of two separate items before the Swansboro Board of Commissioners clears the way for additional sidewalks in the town.

In late 2008, Ra'kem Wallace was a happy 11-year-old who loved playing football for the Pop Warner New Bern Warriors.

Local musicians, churches, and communities are coming together to help the people of Haiti to rebuild and recover in the midst of tragedy.

With heavy hearts but a message of hope, members of Swansboro United Methodist Church met Saturday evening for a prayer service dedicated to the people of Haiti.

U.S. military lends focus to Haiti A A Jan. 15: Former CIA agent Jack Rice talks about the aid the U.S. military has brought with them to Haiti.

The earthquake that devastated Haiti's capital city on Tuesday put the small country on the map for many, but some Onslow and Carteret County natives have been involved in relief efforts to the region for years.

After a day of detoured traffic and a voluntary evacuation, things were getting back to normal in downtown Morehead City Tuesday night following a hazardous materials spill at the state port.