RAKU and Alternative Firings Workshops April 19 or 26th One day workshop for potters who will bring their own pots or wish to purchase bisque pots and experience alternative pottery firings. The focus will be on raku to promote crackle and metallic […]

Let’s be honest for a second: we’ve all felt bloated or puffy at one time or another. When you’ve had a few too many nutritional indulges, the result is often feeling (and looking) bloated – and it’s not fun. Here’s the bad […]

Laura Johnson interviewed Clark French, Member of the Knights of Columbus and Yard Sale Committee to learn more about their Spring Yard Sale. Listen to the radio interview aired on New Bern News Talk Radio WNOS 97.1FM and 1450AM. You can also […]

The New Bern Chapter of the Hearing Loss Association of America will meet on Tuesday, April 28th at 11:00 a.m. at 1325 McCarthy Blvd, in the Common Room at McCarthy Court Apartments. We are a support group for people with all degrees […]

Mr. John Scarfpin, a technology education teacher at Havelock High School has been awarded a $175,000 Science and Math grant from the Burroughs Wellcome Fund. Havelock High School and Mr. Scarfpin received one of six awards given in this state-wide grant program […]

Partners In Education recently awarded $13,541 in Spring Cycle PIE Grants to be used for programs in Craven County Schools’ classrooms. Shown is Mirela Rangu-Buffington of Brinson Memorial Elementary accepting her check for her grant, “I Write, You Write, We Write.” With this grant, students […]

“Mystery Photo: 1923 picture of an African American Man Taken in Kinston or Goldsboro, North Carolina” Members of the Philyaw family are busy working on a May 2015 reunion plus refurbishing the Royal Oaks also known as the Philyaw Family Cemetery in […]