New Bern’s Current Events

>Owen G. Dunn Company was established in 1902 in New Bern as a full service office supply and printing company. We are now doing business as Dunn’s Office Solutions and are located at 1719 Red Robin Lane next to Paula’s Pizza. We […]

>UPDATE to “Share the Journey Event: Refugees sponsored by the Interfaith Refugee Ministry of New Bern (IRM) entertained several hundred New Bern residents on Saturday March 6, 2010 at Garber United Methodist Church. The afternoon program, “Share the Journey – Introducing Refugees

>To be eligible for public school kindergarten in North Carolina for the 2010-2011 school year, a child must be five years of age on or before August 31, 2010. Parents who have a child entering public school kindergarten in Craven County this

>I did run trips over this past weekend and did well. We caught stripers and white perch jig fishing on the Trent River. The water was cold with temps 41 to 44 but the clarity was good. Two trips landed a number

>Living in New Bern since 2005, I’ve had every intention of visiting all of the historical sites in town. When visiting historic landmarks, I envision standing in the same place as our Forefathers and others who took part in forming our Nation.

>What a gorgeous weekend it turned out to be. I took full advantage today by launching my “NuCanoe”. I bought it at New Bern Field and Stream Sports a couple of weeks ago and only used it once. Today was the perfect

>Guest Speaker, Mrs. Karen Joseph’s Photo:I had such a good time at my first CWF Luncheon last month; I decided to become a member! Vice President, Brenda Gauthier, introduced our guest speaker, Mrs. Karen Joseph. Karen is not only a successful Audiologist

>with Dr. Reginald WatsonThursday, February 187 p.m. Free! An exciting theatrical production entitled, “Black Voices from the Past” will be performed by dramatic arts students in the ECU Thespians program taught by Dr. Watson. The play, written by Dr. Watson, will take

>President’s Day may have come and gone, but George Washington’s Birthday isn’t until February 22 and Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens is celebrating the occasion. In honor of the birthday of our nation’s first president, Tryon Palace Historic Sites & Gardens

The Alfred Cunningham Bridge was built in the 1950s and closed in May 2007. The new bridge is tentatively scheduled to open on February 26th, 2010. In 2004, the Board of Alderman along with City and State officials decided to replace the