Find out the latest information about educational opportunities in New Bern, North Carolina!
Craven Community College (Craven CC) will host Spring Open House Tuesday, March 27 to showcase educational programs and offer academic advising for potential students. This free event will occur at the New Bern Campus from 5:30-7:30 p.m. “Our goal is to always […]
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All students, including those with special needs, must keep mentally and physically fit. Children with special needs most definitely benefit from having a balance in all aspects of their life: social, physical and mental. Specifically benefits include (depending on their situation): coordination,
Havelock Elementary School – Bate Grant Award Read More »
April 5 – May 1, 2018 Craven Arts Council and Gallery is proud to host an exhibition of work from local area private schools in the Director’s Gallery at Bank of the Arts this March. This exhibition will feature the work of
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New Bern Parks and Recreation will be having its annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 24 from 1pm – 3pm at Lawson Creek Park, located at 1309 Country Club Road in New Bern. Games and activities, including inflatables will begin at
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Come relive the days when knighthood was in flower with Medieval and Renaissance Dances, on Saturday, March 24! The dances will be English and French Dances from the Age of Chivalry, including but not limited to English Country Dances as danced in
Medieval and Renaissance Dance at New Bern-Craven County Library Read More »
Craven Smart Start will host a Craven Early Learning Network meeting on Wednesday, March 21st from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the University of Mount Olive, located at 2912 Trent Road in New Bern. Renee’ Harrell, Coordinator of the Craven County
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Swings are among the most popular playground components. Research demonstrates that swings have therapeutic benefits and help develop physical (pumping, rhythm, balance, etc.), social (sharing, cooperation, relaxation) and cognitive skills (imagination, mental representation, problem solving). Arthur W. Edwards Elementary (AWE) was recently
Arthur W. Edwards Elementary Awarded Bate Foundation Individual School Grant by PIE Read More »
Saturday, March 24, 10 AM to Completion Back by popular demand, James Riggs will be demonstrating more complex wood turning. This time he will be turning a goblet with a captured ring out of black walnut. At his last demonstration he turned three bowls
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Applications for two Sharon D. Quill Memorial Scholarships of $1000 awarded annually by the Trent Woods Garden Club (TWGC) are available by emailing Chair, Verna Kuyper. The recipients, parents and counselors will be invited to the May 10th luncheon at the New
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Caution Still Advised If Not Feeling Well With the severity of the flu season improving, CarolinaEast has lifted visitation restrictions effective immediately. Individuals under the age of 15 will be allowed to visit hospitalized patients with appropriate adult supervision. “While we are
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