New Bern’s Current Events

>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

>Dear Friends, We are honored to announce our Annual “Heroes” for the American Red Cross Campaign during the month of March – Red Cross Awareness Month. We invite you to be a part of this remarkable fundraising event. The “Heroes” Campaign engages

>It was nice to wake up and see four inches of snow covering the lawn. Driving around town, I saw children building snowmen and families having snowball fights. Even the dogs seemed to be uplifted by last night’s snowfall. Spring will be

>The documentary, “Flow” will be shown on February 18th at 7:00pm in the Orringer Auditorium on Craven Community College’s campus. “Flow is Irena Salina’s award-winning documentary investigation into what experts label the most important political and environmental issue of the 21st Century

>The Pathway to College cordially invites you to the ribbon cutting ceremony with Mayor Lee Bettis. Support new business owner, Cheryl Smith, of The Pathway to College, by joining her and her staff to New Bern! Attend their open house and ribbon