> I was stationed with Paul Ineman, at Naval Hospital, Cherry Point, NC. He was a Navy Hospital Corpsman specializing in Preventive Medicine and retired in 2008. Paul’s lived, fished, and loved Eastern North Carolina for 17 years. During his time in […]

> Dogs found by Avery Corning running across the Trent River Bridge on Saturday morning, have spent the past week with Marc and Gail Jessup. After numerous phone calls and emails, a family member saw there pictures on New Bern Now’s Blog and the

> Credit Preparedness and Dedicated Team for Effectively Continuing Operations New Bern, NC – CarolinaEast Health System and its flagship, CarolinaEast Medical Center, fared well during the recent hurricane that challenged the entire eastern North Carolina region. “It was the dedication of

> UPDATE: Dogs reunited with owners: http://newbernnow.blogspot.com/2011/09/success-story-dogs-found-during.html! Do you recognize these two beautiful and friendly hounds found running across the bridge from Bridgeton to New Bern? We’ve called the Craven Pamlico Animal Services Center to see if they’ve received any calls from

> Tom Braaten and Bill Naumann welcome guest speaker Tim McLear, Flight Director for the September Honor Flight out of Coastal Carolina Regional Airport along with Jack Engeman and Tim Hunter Spencer, two World War II veterans from the May 4th Honor

> Monday, September 5 at Tryon Palace New Bern, NC – Wander the gardens, enjoy a concert by the Tryon Palace Fife & Drum Corps, and step back in time to an era where a man’s personal honor was his most cherished

After receiving a cell phone call from an out of state relative telling us that Hurricane Irene passed New Bern in the early morning, a friend and I ventured out to capture this video at 10:30am on August 27, 2011. What we

> Since we don’t know if we will lose power or Internet connectivity during Hurricane Irene’s impact, we don’t know if we will be posting any articles within the next day or two. We hope everyone in the path of this storm

> A recent report published by a leading British cancer charity is urging cancer patients to increase their level of physical activity. The Move More report was a review of findings from 60 scientific studies on the effects of exercise on cancer.