Hay Bale Decorating

  HIGHWAY 306 HALF WAY BETWEEN GRANTSBORO & AURORA – Faye Gladson calls this event “a beloved fall tradition that celebrates creativity and community spirit.” Call her at 252-670-7447 for a registration form, which must be received by Oct. 10. The actual painting and décor…

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‘Shrimp-gate’ Triggers GOP Squabble

Compiled from Staff Reports It appears to have been the last straw for the NCGOP 3rd Congressional District’s Executive Committee. After Phil Berger failed to pass Constitutional Carry (while Republicans held the super-majority), and rumors continue to swirl about arm twisting for gambling, now much…

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‘Trump Stump’ Celebration — If You Love Trump & America, You Are Invited !!

Saturday, Sept 27 from 3pm to 7pm at 1604 Brices Creek Road in New Bern Donations accepted (but not required) only to help defer some of the costs of this event. Any amount given over and above our costs will be mailed to DJT directly….

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AI Seminar Well-Attended

  ALLIANCE – Forty nonprofit representatives recently attended a free, in-person seminar, conducted by Artificial Intelligence specialist, Dr. Justin Rose from Beaufort County Community College. Rose provided guidance on optimizing AI tools for the grant application process as well as administrative tasks. Attendees learned about…

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Commissioners Confront Scary Topics

BAYBORO – Surprise! For inmates at the Pamlico County Jail who have no health insurance (which is quite a few) county taxpayers are on the hook for their health care – a figure approaching half a million per year and growing rapidly. Right now most…

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Trailblazer in Country Music at Ol’ Front Porch Festival

ORIENTAL – Rissi Palmer, a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and passionate advocate for diversity in country music, is set to perform at the Ol’ Front Porch Music Festival on Oct. 4. Known for her soulful blend of country, pop, and R&B, Palmer brings a unique voice and…

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Tribute to Charlie Kirk

When 12 amendments were originally proposed to the American Constitution in 1789, not all states were ready to embrace them. Yet by December 15, 1791, three-fourths of the states had ratified ten, giving us what we now know as the Bill of Rights. These freedoms are not to be taken lightly; they must be revisited often, so that we hold them in our hearts as well as our laws.

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Vaxx Dangers Revealed

By Aussie 17 Note: The author is a former pharmaceutical executive who files news reports using a pseudonym. WASHINGTON, DC – Senator Ron Johnson’s (R-WI) Senate Hearing titled “How the Corruption of Science has Impacted Public Perception and Policies Regarding Vaccines,” was held this week…

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New Bern wades thru stringent city zoning to approve affordable single-family houses

STAFF REPORTS Tuesday night New Bern elected officials – known as the Board of Aldermen – deliberated the initial zoning of two parcels recently annexed into the city limits. The property owner expressed a desire to build four homes on one parcel (750 Highway 55…

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‘Comp Time, Flex Time, or Overtime’

BAYBORO – Well-phrased Monday night by County Commissioner Kenny Heath! He aptly summed up a month that included hours and hours of deliberations to determine if there is a different, and perhaps better, way to tackle Animal Control in our area? The answer is to…

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Give Me That Old Time Religion!

MERRITT – Trent Original Free Will Baptist Church invites you, your friends, and your family to its popular Homecoming Celebration, now in its 136th Year. See below for complete details. Be sure to arrive by 10:30am when ‘Special Singing’ happens. From left, Raymond Parson, James…

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Sending Cars FULL THROTTLE Over 300-Foot Cliff!

This is a wild 40-plus minutes from an actual event that happened July 4th of this year in Alaska. You will be glued to your video screen the entire time. Many thanks to Compass reader Gordon Allison for this Alert!!

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