Find out what’s happening in and around New Bern, North Carolina!
Hot Locks Salon & Spa celebrated the expansion of their business at 1900-A Brittany Place, Hwy. 70 East, with a New Bern Area Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting. Hot Locks is a place where beauty, knowledge, and personalized attention combine to create […]
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>We have received several calls this week from members who were contacted by someone claiming to work for CenturyLink and wanting to update customer records. We believe this may be attempted identity theft/scam, with the individuals seeking to obtain personal information such
>CenturyLink Reports Possible Identity Theft/Scam Read More »
>Our local American Red Cross – Coastal Carolina Chapter will be teaching FREE first aid and CPR classes sponsored by the Harold H. Bate Foundation. Classes will be held July 10-12 from 9am-3pm at Oriental United Methodist Church, 404 Freemason Street, Oriental,
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>This Wednesday, June 30, 2010 is the last day for the Sugar Drive for Religious Community Services. Please drop off sugar bags at the UPS Store, 1822 S. Glenburnie Drive Mon – Fri: 8:30am – 6:00pm and Sat: 8:30am – 3:00pm or
>Tryon Civitan Club Sugar Drive for Religious Community Services Read More »
>A little bit of New Bern Nature Trivia: Taking a stroll in the Croatan National Forest, I came across a muddy field with “chimney” shaped clay stacks with holes at the top. These stacks were everywhere and my first thought was I
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>The New Leash on Life (NLOL) program at Craven Correctional Institution originally began as a pilot course for North Carolina Department of Corrections System. The program rehabilitates dogs that have moderate behavior challenges. Inmates can learn life skills by caring for animals,
>Three Dogs Graduate from New Leash on Life Program at Craven Correctional Institution Read More »
Mr. Ben Watford began the tour at the gravesites of 522 Freedmen and Slaves buried without tombstones or markers. There was one Memorial Monument to encompass all of those interned there. Ben explained, in their day, slaves were dehumanized and when
Crockett-Miller Slave Quarters and Memorial in James City Read More »
Celebrate the heritage of James City from July 2nd – 4th. The three day event kicks off on Friday with a meet and greet. Saturday brings a fun filled day for people to share their family history and to learn about the
James City Day – Homecoming Reunion for Native Born and Community Residents Read More »
>Photo taken by: Montine Mayo “The Curious Savage” is celebrating its 60th year anniversary. The show opened on Broadway, October 25, 1950 at the Martin Beck Theatre. The plot centers on Mrs. Ethel Savage (originally played by Lillian Gish on Broadway) who
>Last Weekend to Support Rivertowne Repertory Players in "The Curious Savage" Read More »
>The Families of New Bern & Craven County – Those Near & Far, From the Early Times to the Present – August Event Overview. Presented by The Family History Society of Eastern North Carolina at the New Bern Riverfront Convention Center: Friday,