Craven Community College announces Summer Camps for 2023
Craven Community College (Craven CC) has announced its summer camps for 2023. Five camps will be held on the college’s New Bern campus and two engineering camps will be held on the Havelock campus. Craven CC, in partnership with the Eastern Carolina […]
New Bern alderman’s residency called into question
Citizens contacted New Bern Now questioning the residency of New Bern Alderman Johnnie Ray Kinsey in early 2022. He ran uncontested and was re-elected as the alderman of Ward 4 in July 2022. When the number of residents reporting similar claims increased […]
RFQ for Professional Services – Resilience Design and Permitting Consultant
The City of New Bern experienced historic flooding from Sept. 12 – 15, 2018 during Hurricane Florence. Since the ravages of Hurricane Florence, the city’s goal has been to become a more resilient city by analyzing and implementing sustainable, nature-based solutions that […]
Craven Habitat for Humanity seeks volunteers to help build communities, one home at a time
Habitat for Humanity of Craven County recently celebrated ground breakings on their 79th and 80th homebuilding projects. Located in New Bern’s Pembroke neighborhood, the two construction sites mark the nonprofit’s latest work in their push to bring new homes to the city […]
Junior League of Greater New Bern offers grant funding
The Junior League of Greater New Bern grant applications are open to eligible non-profits in the greater New Bern area. The League will grant $5,000 each to two local organizations, totaling $10,000. Grant applications are open from Feb. 1 until March 15, […]
Petition of Citizens, Appointments, Social Services Budget, Among Agenda Items on Craven Board of Commissioners Meeting — March 6
The meeting will be held on March 6, 2023, at 6 p.m. in the Craven County Commissioners Meeting Room at the Craven County Administration Building in New Bern. View the agenda here. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE APPROVE AGENDA […]
Latest Happenings at the North Carolina Maritime Museum in Beaufort
Golden Rule March 4, 3 p.m. the first peace vessel Golden Rule gained fame in the 1950s as four Quakers sailed her out toward the Marshall Islands in an effort to halt the atmospheric testing of nuclear weapons. After a long hiatus as a […]