WHAT: Information session, “Working with the Division of Employment during a Disaster.” Presented by Lockhart Taylor, the Assistant Secretary for Employment
Posted in Business, Craven Community College, Economy and Employment, Hurricane, New Bern
The following schools are currently on normal hours for students, Friday Oct.12. ◦ Ben D. Quinn Elementary ◦ Bridgeton Elementary School ◦
Posted in Craven County, Craven County Schools, Hurricane, New Bern
Valley Fine Foods, a Forest City, N.C. establishment, is recalling approximately 35,516 pounds of heat-treated, not fully cooked meat and
Due to the projected forecast of Hurricane Michael, Craven County Schools will be closed Thursday, Oct. 11 for students and
Posted in Craven County Schools, Education, Hurricane, New Bern
A tropical storm warning is in effect for New Bern and surrounding areas as Hurricane Michael is set to make
Posted in Craven County, Hurricane
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is issuing food safety recommendations for those who
The Board of Aldermen gave City Attorney Scott Davis direction to file a lawsuit if necessary that would permanently close
Posted in Aldermen, Beer, Board of Aldermen, Business, Crime, Mayor
Despite earlier obstacles, a storm-stricken New Bern Housing Authority appears headed toward buying acreage off of Carolina Avenue to build
Posted in Aldermen, Board of Aldermen, FEMA, Housing, Mayor, New Bern Housing Authority
Approved counties: Currently nine North Carolina counties are approved for Direct Housing: Brunswick, Carteret, Columbus, Craven, Duplin, Jones, Onslow, Pender
Posted in FEMA, Housing, Hurricane, Infrastructure, New Bern
Gov. Roy Cooper directed $25 million from the North Carolina Education Lottery Fund on Tuesday to speed repairs to K-12
Posted in Craven County Schools, Education, FEMA, Hurricane, New Bern, Politics, State news, State politics
Craven County Schools will provide two information sessions for parents and community stakeholders to provide details regarding the process and
Posted in Craven County Schools, Hurricane, New Bern
Hurricane Michael could bring significant rain and wind to our area Thursday, according to National Hurricane Center projections. For an
Tune in to Tuesday’s Board of Aldermen meeting, when officials with the New Bern Housing Authority will give an update
Posted in Aldermen, Board of Aldermen, FEMA, Housing, Hurricane, Mayor, New Bern Housing Authority
NORTH CAROLINA HEALTH NEWS | That’s the takeaway from a state-compiled list of the adults who died as a result
Posted in Community issues, Economy, Economy and Employment, Environment, FEMA, Health, Hurricane, State news, State politics
LONGLEAF POLITICS | Hurricane Matthew struck eastern North Carolina on Oct. 9, 2016. A full 18 months later, some of the first
Posted in Economy, Economy and Employment, Environment, FEMA, Health, Housing, Hurricane, Infrastructure, Longleaf Politics, State news, State politics, Weather
Analysis by the Environmental Finance Center compares water and sewer revenues with operation and maintenance costs. Gray dots show municipal
Posted in Carolina Public Press, Environment, Hurricane, Infrastructure, State news, State politics, Water, Weather
Remember back in 2012, all the buzz about Craven Thirty? All that sweet, sweet new retail space, a multiplex theater,
Posted in Aldermen, Board of Aldermen, Business, Community, Mayor, New Bern, New Bern business and commerce, Planning and Zoning
Craven County Partners In Education won a grant from Duke Energy for $4,500 for the STREAM Lab at Bridgeton Elementary.
Posted in Business, Craven County Schools, Economy, Economy and Employment, New Bern
In an emergency called meeting of the Craven County Board of Education on Thursday, an appropriation of $3.5 million was
Posted in Craven County Schools, Education, Hurricane, New Bern
Johnston County Hams, a Smithfield, N.C. establishment, is recalling approximately 89,096 pounds of ready-to-eat ham products that may be adulterated
Posted in Food, State news
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