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H1N1 deaths in state keep Craven a vigilanta
The deaths of three North Carolina patients who had a type of drug-resistant swine flu is a reminder to be "extra vigilant," but probably will not change the way that Craven County responds to the H1N1 virus, Health Director Scott Harrelson said.
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Trooper fired at the drop of a hat
If you're a state trooper, losing your hat can get you in trouble. Lying about how you lost your hat, however, can get you fired.
Perdue makes another move to stop violent inmatesa releases
Gov. Bev Perdue said Thursday that it is "visceral" to her to ensure that a group of violent criminals serving life sentences from the 1970s will stay in N.C prisons until at least 2054.
Governor donates painting from her office back to Craven County
A Craven County painting that Gov. Bev Perdue has carried with her during two decades of state service was brought home Thursday, when New Bern's hometown girl donated a watercolor done by one of the city's beloved artists.
Craven County arrests, citations
The following arrests and citations were issued recently in Craven County: New Bern Police Department: Jesus Manuel Hernandez, 18, 3708 Dove Field Court, Nov.
Hayes guilty; gets life without parole
Gary Lamont Hayes II was found guilty of first-degree murder this morning in Craven County Supeior Court.
Rotary project outfits youngsters with athletic shoes
Nearly 400 youngsters will be assured of having an important Christmas present this year - new shoes.
Standing water closes Lake Road
Lake Road has been closed to traffic south of Havelock due to standing water on half of the road near the Carteret/Craven county line.
School board to consider changes to policy on bullying
At its meeting tonight, the Craven County Board of Education will consider approving changes to the school system's bullying and harassment policy that include the creation of a district Web site where parents and students can make anonymous reports.
New Bern principal leaving for Scotland County
New Bern High School Principal Stuart Blount resigned his position as the top administrator in the system's largest high school to become one of two assistant superintendents of Scotland County Schools in Laurinburg.
Four Hurt In Craven County Head-On Crash
The wreck happened on Highway 17 North of Bridgeton around 3:00 p.m. and involved a SUV and a Volvo.
Craven County pursuing new methods for collecting child support payments
Craven County will look more closely over the next month at both contracting and providing its own child support enforcement services before deciding on which method to use.
Canvass puts stamp of approval on Craven voting
New Bern Vote by Precinct Precinct Registered Vote Percent Grantham 2B 1,876 748 39.87 George Street 2,394 589 24.6 Fort Totten 2,740 377 13.76 Grover C. Fields 1,998 449 22.47 H.J. MacDonald 4,169 583 13.98 West New Bern 4,565 1,170 25.63 Provisional 22 Mail Absentee 69 Curbside 36 Results are now official from Nov.
Murder trial on hold until Thursday
The murder trial of Gary Lamont Hayes II was abruptly stopped Tuesday morning in Craven County Court when Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Ben Alford learned during testimony that 20 pages of notes by a psychiatrist who examined Hayes were not provided to the defense or prosecutors.
County must decide on a plan for child support requirement
North Carolina counties must assume responsibility for collecting child support payments from its residents beginning July 1 of 2010.
Kinsey bests Bottcher in Ward 4
Johnnie Ray Kinsey, the bodybuilder who had to battle three challengers and his own demons to win a city election, was ultimately successful Tuesday night, besting Joan Bottcher in a runoff to be named alderman for New Bern's 4th Ward.
Testimony Continues In Craven County Murder Trial
It was day two of witness testimony in the trial of a former Camp Lejeune Marine accused of killing a Harlowe man.
Driver says shotgun slayer was drunk
The man who drove the car that Gary Lamont Hayes fired three shotgun rounds from into the body of Odell Foster said that Hayes was drunk and impaired when he fired the .12-gauge Mossberg pump shotgun.
Mass murder probe may have ties to North Carolina
Multiple news outlets have reported that accused serial killer Anthony Edward Sowell may have spent time in eastern North Carolina in the 1980s while serving in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Election Day happenings - voting slow and steady
Voting was slow but steady as Havelock residents came out to choose their next mayor and two commissioners on Tuesday.
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