Category: Pamlico County

Scott D. Lenhart, former Pamlico County Health Director: “Goodbye Pamlico County! Fair Winds and Following Seas”

First, I want to say thank you to all the citizens and the former Pamlico County Health Department Board Members who supported me and believed in me.  These Board Members are Dr. Jason Rose, Dr. Joshua Rose, Lori Altman, Starr Murphy, Cliff Braly, Dr. Deborah Parish and Ed Riggs, Jr. for their support during the first two years.  In addition, several community leaders I would like to thank for their…

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Thank you S&H Green Stamps for my ‘spinning egg’ chair!

Award spotlights New Bern’s ‘secret weapon’

Challenger announces candidacy for 2022 Pamlico Sheriff race

Walls Come Tumbling Down | Oriental bids historic building a fond farewell

Sailing Capital of NC | And, by golly, we mean it

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The mysterious case of whose hand got caught in the wringer!

Troop 683 of Pamlico County has another ‘Eagle’ ready to land.

Things Crazy Enough for You Yet? | Gas Shortage

Bear tracks on Bayboro porch

Health Director ‘revolving door’ continues in Pamlico County

Fast take-out opens on lonely stretch of Hwy. 304

Everybody Else’s History | Old screen door brings back wonderful memories

Lightning strike destroys ancient oak

First in a two-part report | Wireless radiation from cell phones causes health problems, say lawsuits

Arapahoe says ‘no’ to vaccine passports

1st Choice announces Ultrasound

Billboards Blare

‘TRUMP 2024’

Reenactment by: Vickey Houston

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Rocking baby, knitting at the same time!

Everybody Else’s History | Believing this requires seeing!

‘Almost new’ ambulance saves taxpayers big bucks!

First Annual ‘Trump Luncheon’ set for Saturday, March 13

FISHES & LOAVES receives $50,000 donation

Enough!

Opinion piece captures mood of many

Mask Wearing prompts experiment

Son of Community College president dies after six-year battle with ALS

Groundwater tough to swallow?

County bites financial bullet $3 million plus approved for water system

Grantsboro Piggly Wiggly closing February 28

Black panther spotted

A concerned resident quietly removed this label from a canister on board a DOT vehicle as spraying was underway several weeks ago.

Officials respond to complaints