Havelock, NC News

• Havelock, NC News
• Hamilton earns prestigious ECU scholarship
• Sheila Magyar - Graham A. Barden Elementary
• Peggy Ragland Switzer
• Havelock police seek missing people
• Havelock Memorial Day Ceremony set for Monday
• Renee Allen Hunt
• Havelock police seek missing people
• Gray's Towing gets pair of victories
• Davis turns over command of 2nd MAW to Walters
• Paving of East Main Street set to start Tuesday night
• Havelock eyes more room for that doggie in the window
• Other options available for Slocum Road
• Vacation to Hawaii produces good times
• Police blotter - May 24 issue
• Editorial: Don't forget to remember
• Havelock falls in playoffs, ends year 22-5
• Rosa Bell Hickman
• Hospice house breaks ground
• Rams 7-on-7 team headed to Charlotte
• Havelock softball rained out
• Messiah Kylier Jaheim Joyner
• Authorities seek help in Newport robbery
• County not looking at property tax increase
• Slocum Road interchange construction set for 2015
• Rams hope to stick with winning formula against C.B. Aycock
• Virtual world of simulators helps train Cherry Point pilots
• Lahaie places second at state meet for Havelock
• Officials confident, cautious about future of area bases
• Havelock beats South Central in eight innings
• Cathy Mewborn - Graham A. Barden Elementary
• Three hurt in two-car crash
• From Cherry Point to China
• Rams head to state track meet
• Three hurt in two-car crash
• Stormy weather
• Hoskins coming up big in playoffs for Havelock
• Havelock leaning toward purchase of fire truck
• Police blotter - May 17 issue
• Havelock holding summer camp registration
• Americans continue to vote down gay marriage
• Colorful language not needed in all situations
• Babe Ruth roundup: Gray's Towing, Niners get wins
• Havelock man faces sex charges in Carteret County
• Hargett, Hoskins lead Rams into third round
• Mary Dawson Anderson Davis
• Cyclist was wearing dark clothing, lacked large reflectors on bike
• Delorius Gardner Brouhard
• Havelock GOP precinct captain resigns over comments
• Record class graduates from Craven CC
• Havelock solves mystery, advances to second round
• Cyclist hit by car in Havelock
• Debbie Harris - Graham A. Barden Elementary School
• Havelock's Cooper commits to South Carolina
• Adolph Guion Jr.
• Dolores J. McMahon
• Cost of county trash to go down
• Ellis recalls family history in book for future generations
• Sylvia Hoogendam Cochrane
• Babe Ruth roundup: Niners win opener
• Havelock looks to hold the line on taxes
• Police blotter - May 10 issue
• Time of questions on budge is now
• Cherry Point knows how to put on a show
• Letter: Women veterans appreciate trip to air show
• Letter: VFW appreciates support of circus
• I don't have a penny in this fight
• There's no need in goodbye
• Vandals to have to pay for damages at school
• Havelock soccer team falls in first round of playoffs
• Three Havelock teens face charges in brawl
• Jones beats Palombo in U.S. House race
• McFadyen, Smith advance in judge's race
• Sanderson wins bitter Senate battle
• Speciale looks like a winner in N.C. House race
• Rams look toward playoffs after loss to Conley
• Annamae Schoener
• Amendment helps bring voters to the polls
• Cherry Point Air Show attendance estimated at 165,000
• Time to go vote
• Clouds can't dampen spirits at Cherry Point Air Show
• Check out our pictures from the Cherry Point Air Show
• Thousands get history lesson at Cherry Point Air Show
• Havelock scores early, beats West Craven
• Havelock police investigate brawl
• Corsair honors Cherry Point's earliest flyers
• Three seek district court bench
• Blue Angels expect special air show at Cherry Point
• Havelock police arrest suspect in business break-in
• Going up, while keeping breakfast down
• Scamman's hard work pays off by advancing to regionals
• Time for Havelock to celebrate
• A good call sign takes some creativity
• Don't ever miss the chance to see a president
• Chamber working to promote Havelock
• Cherry Point Air Show to celebrate aviation heritage
• Three battle for N.C. Senate seat
• Police blotter - May 3 issue
• Six things you need to know about the Cherry Point Air Show
• Gentry ready to report for duty, entertain at air show concert
• Havelock teens face theft charges in Newport
• Cherry Point squadron heads for Afghanistan
• Kenneth Lee Mattocks
• Havelock continues on quest for league title
• Havelock soccer team clinches third spot in conference
• Havelock pitching silences Jacksonville
• Two motorists unhurt in crash
• Three seek N.C. House seat
• Havelock seniors get victory on their night
• Program's first grads heading to jobs at Cherry Point
• Raymond Earl Robinson
• Carol Bost Ziolkowski
• Shirley Ann Matthews
• Census from 1940 reveals details of old Havelock
• Frank Lee Twiddy
• Two women escape Havelock apartment fire
• Fire at Tryon Park Apartments 9:55 a.m.
• Morehead City Marlins seek stadium staff
• Man gets at least 11 years in prison for causing fatal crash
• Book designed to explain autism to children
• Stolen truck found on fire in Havelock
• Trojan Horseman
• SB2C Helldiver
• Flash Fire Jet Truck
• Red Tails
• North East Raiders
• Mike Goulian - Extra 330SC
• Black Daggers
• Early voters trickle in at Havelock site
• Powe to bring life experiences to Havelock blues concert
• Letter: Veterinarian Ward, staff have our thanks
• Letter: Appearance Commission appreciates support
• Our Havelock police officers do a pretty good job
• I'm definitely watching what I eat
• Help is available for homecoming issues
• Police blotter - April 26 issue
• Concert new addition to air show lineup
• Havelock eyes long-range property plans
• Rams ease past South Central
• Havelock Moose Center to host comedian
• Phoebe Henderson Williams
• Committee votes to do away with ferry tolls
• Air shows a tradition that date to early days of Cherry Point
• Havelock gets two big hits to beat Washington
• Volunteers show their American spirit
• Havelock's Ashley commits to East Carolina
• St. Jude Run/Walk personal for race organizers
• Havelock's Hoskins looks to make impact at Lenoir-Rhyne
• Havelock's Spink to continue soccer career at Methodist
• Man pleads guilty to shooting into Havelock restaurant
• AC-47 "Spooky" Gunship
• Stinson Reliant, AT-19
• FedEx Airbus a310
• National Museum of the Marine Corps Traveling Exhibit
• The Budweiser Clydesdales
• Plagiarism can be an issue in today's world
• Letter: Closing chapels on military bases not the answer
• Looking forward to the beats of different drums
• Airline travel getting complicated
• Havelock native visits brother's memorial in Afghanistan
• Police blotter - April 19 issue
• Aeroshell team returning to air show
• Air Show starts scavenger hunt
• Special Cherry Point Air Show website up
• Family remembered on year anniversary of deaths
• Havelock resident, Boeing worker dies in Afghanistan
• Cherry Point gate open again after investigation of suspicious vehicle
• Jason Matthew Hamilton
• Two injured in crash involving mail truck in Havelock
• Arrest made in late-night robbery in Havelock
• Havelock's Webster continues to rehab injury at ECU
• Hilda A. Whitfield
• Former Havelock teacher pleads guilty to child pornography charge
• Cherry Point Air Show preparing for take-off
• Hilda Brinson Diffee
• N.C. Senate candidates hold similar positions
• Diane Barzanti Sesco
• Havelock offense malfunctions in loss to Eagles
• Rams complete first half of league slate with victory
• Authorities seek information on death of Newport man
• Air Show scavenger hunt to start Monday
• Jessica Smith - Roger Bell Elementary School
• Carl S. Hagar
• Havelock dominates West Craven
• Osprey crash victims identified
• Voter registration ends today, early voting starts next week
• Havelock's McIntyre named Boys and Girls Club Youth of Year
• Purple Heart group endows CCC scholarships
• Rams run past West Craven
• Reunions part of tourney victories for Smith
• Letter: Stormwater rules not needed in Havelock
• Letter: Ramsey not the candidate for N.C. Senate
• Marriage amendment not needed
• 'Free money' can be addictive
• Havelock moves forward with 9/11 Memorial plans
• Police blotter - April 12 issue
• Mills to speak at Havelock library
• Retiring sergeant major will always be a Marine
• Rams drop final game in tournament
• Busted in 30 minutes
• Request in for 2013 and 2015 BRAC
• Havelock rallies for second victory in tournament
• Havelock to consider 9/11 Memorial construction bids
• Cole Bro. Circus headed to Havelock
• Second Chance Breakfast popular with students
• ACT circles the wagons around Cherry Point
• Contract approved for new helicopter repair facility
• Carol Virginia Vann
• You can eat like a pig this weekend in Newport
• Three cars collide at Chadwick
• Township Six volunteers continue to serve after 40 years
• Havelock residents speak in support of prayer
• Letter: Havelock can do better with our finances
• Letter: Ramsey not practicing what he is preaching
• You can spring into some fun at these upcoming events
• Havelock looking to grow, literally
• My madness in March is tax preparation
• Police blotter - March 29 issue
• Small woods fire burns on outskirts of Havelock
• Mustangs pull away from Havelock Middle on the diamond
• Mustangs win in softball
• Base breaks ground for new enlisted barracks
• Havelock round-up program ends before it begins
• Township Six fire officials warn of scam
• A man's best friend
• Cynthia M. Ives
• John Caspar Mease
• Havelock police investigate 18 break-ins
• Commissioners to consider transportation plan tonight
• Madeline D. Bell
• Alan Roy Jerome
• James Carlton Everett
• Crystal Sanders - Arthur W. Edwards Elementary
• Check out the chicks at Havelock High
• Two safe after rollover wreck in Harlowe
• East Craven anti-crime march planned
• Small fire burns at old Phoenix dump site
• Wreck in Havelock sends one to hospital
• Tax receipts bring back memories of a good year
• Editorial: Program potentially just another tax
• Letter: Silence in place of meeting prayer not golden
• Sanders makes right decision on prayers before meetings
• Reality far better than reality TV
• Havelock neighborhood's trash is no treasure
• Police blotter - March 22 edition
• Parent Empowerment Conferences scheduled
• The Summer of '42
• Cherry Point general meets with Kinston officials over training flight
• Residents still resolved to fight ferry tolls
• Spink comes through for Rams
• Havelock to seek grant to buy creek property
• Cherry Point general offers apology over helicopter training
• Jack Pearson Huddle
• Carl Barrier
• Cherry Point Marines, squadrons earn recognition
• Havelock T-Ball League Pictures
• Karen Brooks Tutwiler
• Meeting on ferry tolls set for Monday
• Havelock T-Ball League Pictures
• Havelock takes the plunge
• Havelock dominates White Oak
• Cherry Point's air wing completes mission in Afghanistan
• Melvin Joseph Hines
• Cherry Point looking at loss of 2,100 Marines
• Havelock falls to Pamlico
• Median in Havelock goes over budget
• Former Rams Whimper, Carter give back
• Letter: Round-up program is just another tax
• Letter: Havelock has bigger needs than round-up program
• Letter: Rep. Iler just doesn't get ferry tolls objections
• My new vitamin F is all about fun
• Military moms are quite a powerful force
• Sanders replaces prayer with silence at Havelock meetings
• Police blotter - March 15 issue
• Havelock board haggles over loose change
• Official: BRAC is coming in some form or fashion
• More delays to F-35 basing at Cherry Point
• Havelock walls up D.H. Conley
• Edward Glenn Cannon
• Arthur Ellis Finke Jr.
• James Michael Bowman
• Cherry Branch ferry to get new terminal building
• Havelock track teams fly high at Pamlico
• Smoke from controlled burn filling Havelock skies
• Havelock board to discuss property issues
• Keith Eugene Bryant
• Myra Cook - Arthur W. Edwards Elementary
• Tillman's blast sparks Havelock victory
• Ferry tolls announced amid moratorium
• Havelock native named to DOT post
• New book salutes 'Silent Heroes'
• Havelock selling bricks for 9/11 Memorial
• Editorial: We have you to thank
• Letter: Appreciation for firefighters
• We can't have it both ways
• A bit of old Hollywood would help
• Website available to help military spouses
• Cindy Ipock - Tucker Creek Middle School
• Havelock News honored for excellence in journalism
• Havelock's LaHaie, Nelson picked for East-West All-Star Game
• Police blotter - March 8 issue
• William Darrell Smart Sr.
• Citizens urge board to pray anyway
• County backs out of land deal for new high school
• Cates delivers in Havelock victory
• Car collides with train outside Havelock
• Havelock police arrest two, confiscate 27 pounds of marijuana
• Kenneth Carroll
• Bobby G. Tindall
• Cherry Point sets controlled burn, training
• Residents advised to be prepared for severe weather
• Rams fall in softball home opener
• Havelock man facing sex offense charges
• Once promising pitcher faces cocaine charges
• Paul Francis Canney
• Havelock police seek help with break-ins
• Havelock board approves $134,000 for 9/11 Memorial
• Police blotter - March 1 issue
• Letter: Group appreciates support of art show
• Letter: Resident seeks help for cats
• Outer Banks trips not so carefree anymore
• Call it Darwin's luck, but I'm pretty healthy
• Rams receive state championship rings
• Rams receive state championship rings
• Source of the shakes uncertain
• Craven board taking second look at land for new high school
• Havelock man accidentally sets himself on fire, dies
• New Bern nips Havelock in baseball opener
• Perdue puts brakes on ferry tolls
• Havelock man accidentally sets himself on fire, dies
• Large garage with RV goes up in flames
• Havelock opens season with victory
• Havelock's Smith goes back-to-back
• Havelock police charge man with indecent liberties with a child
• Havelock to look at hiring new architects for city hall project
• Havelock residents charged as part of prescription forgery ring
• Woman, two children hurt in Catfish Lake Road crash
• Cherry Point celebrates history of Montford Point Marines
• Theresia Sullivan - Tucker Creek Middle School
• Lewis Benjamin Frazier
• Schedule changes coming to Cherry Branch ferry
• Havelock Senior Center to start meal service Monday
• Technology helps, but there's no place like home
• Two injured in morning crash in Newport
• Havelock pushing for central voting site
• Gould's golden eye to be on display at Havelock art show
• Police blotter - Feb. 23 edition
• Editorial: Two billion reasons to protect base
• No government waste with this project
• I offer no excuse for missing Valentine's Day
• A little research will help you prepare for that next duty station
• Three Havelock wrestlers bidding for state titles
• West honored as part of Havelock Middle Black History program
• Cherry Point has long, important reach
• Police seek missing teen
• County sets aside money to buy land for new high school
• Driver charged after Saturday morning wreck
• Rams fall in first round of playoffs
• Committee gets another year to work on new stormwater rules
• Power back on after morning outage
• Rams to open playoffs tonight
• Matthew Eugene Salter
• Women key part of Cherry Point, Marine Corps history
• Havelock to get two new conference foes
• Marine dads surprised in classroom
• School board eyes cameras on buses
• Sylvia Elliott
• Rally from Havelock boys comes up short
• West Craven runs past Havelock in tournament
• Lobbyists say work needed now to protect Cherry Point
• New deadline on city hall construction unlikely to be met
• Editorial: Volunteers are backbone of community
• Top 10 songs of summer will warm you during cold winter day
• Picky about toothpicks
• Police blotter - Feb. 16 issue
• Havelock near budget for current year
• Power back on in Havelock
• Family manages to escape house fire
• Power back on in Havelock
• Havelock boys hold off Washington
• Havelock girls have easier time with West Carteret
• State, county ready to fight for military bases
• Speciale, Sanderson among early candidates to file for election
• Havelock resident cited for operating blue light
• Havelock board to hold planning sessions
• Ann Haselberger Thomas
• Family escapes fire
• Emily Petersohn - Havelock High School
• Second-half surge lifts West Craven over Havelock
• Eagles beat Havelock to complete perfect regular season
• Hospice, political advocate Swartz dies at 73
• Mary Theresa Parslow Swartz
• Cold blast expected for weekend, but no snow
• Havelock's Tillman headed to Florida for college softball
• ECU's Milner provides lesson on overcoming obstacles
• Bessie Benjamin Davis
• Havelock teen facing multiple drug charges
• Editorial: Homecomings never get old
• Some Marine Corps 'hazing' is necessary
• Another trip to Vegas is in the cards
• Though less glamourous, job at home still important
• Air show to 'Celebrate the Heritage' of aviation
• Police blotter - Feb. 9 issue
• Craven commissioners don't have a prayer
• Nolan sets pace for Rams in victory
• Rams turn to senior Prichard in overtime victory
• Havelock wrestlers fall in first round
• Woman accused of ramming ex-husband's vehicle
• Pump It Up benefit fundraisers scheduled
• Havelock looks to be aggressive for growth
• Engel leads Rams to state swimming championships
• Carteret man charged with shooting into car, homes
• Harlowe man arrested in shooting
• FRC East to keep F-35 work
• Randolph Joseph Kevin Tambe
• Betty Godette Bryant
• Katie Bell Toon Nelson
• David Allen Moul
• Rams slip past Jacksonville for wrestling title
• Havelock sweeps Jacksonville on hardwood
• Refueling and transport squadron returns to Cherry Point
• Marine's work is never done, even when he returns home
• Lisa Frivance - Havelock High School
• Cherry Point Marines return from 10-month deployment
• Honor Flight looking for WWII veterans for possible trip
• Havelock swimmers head to regional meet
• Editorial: Real concerns about Cherry Point
• Let's just get to the election already
• Groundhog or not, it's been a warm winter for Havelock
• Police blotter - Feb. 2 issue
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Three teens charged with car break-ins
• It may be warm outside, but Beaufort is sure cool
• Havelock's Nelson prepared to play football at Chowan
• Cherry Point Air show ready to celebrate flight
• Bogard has unique achievement in Havelock victory
• Residents raise concerns with ferry fees
• Havelock's Sage has strong debut for Pitt Community College
• Reserve Cherry Point Marine shot in Virginia
• Plans for Craven water expansion continue
• Gordon John Hovey
• John L. Tidwell
• William Archibald Sherratt
• Jack Gregory Gaidosh
• William Bryant
• Young Rams looking to improve each game
• Fewer F35s coming to Cherry Point
• Logan Boswell - W.J. Gurganus Elementary School
• Gov. Perdue statement on not seeking re-election
• Harpine has long title, big responsibility
• Gov. Perdue statement on not seeking re-election
• New BRAC has officials ready to fight for Cherry Point
• A Havelock founding father receives birthday surprise
• Mountain of mulch
• Editorial: The lessons of three wrecks
• Havelock, Cherry Point should celebrate
• Poor economy can mean opportunity
• Husband's return home requires adjustment
• Police blotter - Jan. 26 issue
• Havelock forms committee to get city hall architect
• Sanderson, Speciale announce bids for election
• Reynolds looks to build on mission of Boys and Girls Club
• Havelock gets win but looks for improved play
• Freshman Barrette leads Rams to victory
• Havelock commissioners look to move forward on new city hall
• Havelock sweeps Jacksonville
• Jerry Browne
• Eugene A. Bowen
• Aviation exhibit at Havelock center getting facelift
• Probation lifted for F-35B
• Preston plans to retire from N.C. Senate
• Two injured in Catfish Lake Road crash
• Rams come close but can't topple West Craven
• Havelock High students set off bottle rockets
• Pregnancy center opens in Havelock
• Police blotter - Jan. 19 issue
• Editorial: This is a big year for Cherry Point
• Letter: Ocracoke residents not getting free rides
• Letter: Reading assistance dog brings hope
• Businesses, like humans, can sometimes make mistakes
• Childhood game offers glimpse of military lifestyle
• Havelock police seek suspect in drive-by shooting
• Cow put down after being struck by car near Havelock
• Adopted wild turkey struck, killed by car
• Bruns, Nolan lead Rams into big matchup with Eagles
• Lobbyists urge coordinated support of Cherry Point
• Edward Malloy
• Edward Jr. Malloy
• Allison “Al” Demertrius McCabe
• William Edward O’Connor
• Additional meeting on proposed ferry tolls scheduled
• Milton Henry Honeycutt Jr.
• Havelock downs West Carteret
• Emily Brinson
• Foundation event to celebrate 100 years of Marine Corp aviation
• Robert Wayne Fralick
• Arrested fugitive accused of hiding handgun in rectum
• Havelock obtains more 9/11 artifacts for memorial
• John Evans - Gurganus Elementary School
• Community reacts to video showing Marines urinating on bodies
• Ferry rides give opinions on proposed fees
• Craven Smart Start begins fund drive
• Weather clears for F-35B
• Editorial: Proposed ferry fees not fair for all
• Midnight strikes for grandmother clock
• Nice to see good triumph over evil
• Families celebrate new Havelock Habitat homes
• Police blotter - Jan. 12 issue
• Patrick James Hovatter
• Havelock does away with burn permits
• Beaufort seeks votes as coolest small town
• Bears dominate Havelock on the mat
• Newport police arrest man blocking highway
• Electrical problem blamed for Havelock house fire
• Pete Allred
• Official optimistic about future of F-35
• Mari Bearnes Couch
• Vacant Havelock house burns
• Rams no match for South Central
• Falcons surge past Havelock
• Mercedes Rivera - Havelock Middle School
• Newest commissioner explains her vision for Havelock
• Defense cuts coming, but specifics are missing
• Federal economist sees slow recovery ahead
• Ferry ride across Neuse to cost you
• Havelock swimmers take first
• A look at Havelock in 2012
• Havelock enters 2012 in need of rain
• More predictions sure to go wrong
• Let's hope 2012 is full of good memories and vacations
• Let's try to be less stressful in 2012
• Police blotter - Jan. 5 issue
• Aviation foundation sets fundraiser
• Havelock boys put on show against Washington
• Havelock girls making an impact on the court
• Craven commissioners celebrate Havelock history at meeting
• One person hurt in rollover crash
• Elizabeth Mungo
• Doreen L. Shanley
• Jedidiah David Foster
• John Drake
• Craven commissioners to meet tonight in Havelock
• Marine wife delivers Craven's first 2012 baby
• Duella Jones Godette
• SUV flips into watery canal
• In 2011, wild weather led the news
• Dorothy Thompson Heath
• Cherry Point, nation come together after Pearl Harbor
• Tommie Charles Murray
• A Savior is born
• Havelock ROTC delivers for area families
• Crowe, Cooper receive football honors
• Former Havelock standout Buntyn signs with Wolfpack
• George Henry Marshall Jr.
• Lonnie Daniels
• Congressmen seek enforcement of law protecting military members
• Cherry Point lobby group reorganizing, expecting BRAC
• Rapping about a Christmas woe
• Letter: Family appreciates support in finding grandson
• I couldn't resist getting a gift for me
• Don't waste holidays arguing
• Military Growth Task Force to end mission in 2013
• Police blotter - Dec. 22 issue
• Havelock city offices set holiday schedule
• Havelock's Bryant named state's top coach for 2011
• Havelock celebrates state football title
• Havelock plans football celebration
• Two Rams earn all-state honors
• Havelock plans football celebration
• Joan Patricia Brown Godette
• Havelock city truck involved in crash
• Two cars collide at Carolina Pines
• Excessive speed behind two Catfish Lake Road crashes
• Searches successful for two missing people
• Pauline P. Mattmiller
• Mary Elizabeth Johnson Sanders
• Cherry Point, FRC East may be vulnerable to cuts
• Many complaints, few solutions on Havelock median
• Police investigating threatening call at Havelock High
• College names Harpine VP of Havelock campus
• Havelock teachers get early Christmas gifts
• Trying to imagine 70 years ago
• Getting tired of all the free stuff
• Havelock business owners to meet over median
• Police blotter - Dec. 15 issue
• State title brings back memories of old Havelock
• Magazine with Havelock cheerleaders hits the stands
• New era begins on Havelock board
• Roy Hannon Bixler
• Havelock takes down White Oak
• Gerald E. Marcheso
• Dwayne Stephon Moore Jr.
• Havelock board approves new gun rules
• Shirley Katherine Harper Schultz
• Primrose Wallace
• Larry J. Frazier
• James R. Dixon
• First Marine F-35 expected to arrive at training base
• Havelock board to vote on gun rules
• Honor Flight veterans attend luncheon
• Havelock could see new league opponents under proposals
• Havelock loves a Christmas parade
• Celebrations planned for Rams, fundraising for rings continues
• Havelock parade to feature Santa, state champions
• Authorities charge Newport pair with animal cruelty
• Editorial: U.S. 70 bypass: Is it necessary?
• Letter: Former resident salutes football team
• Adventure is where you find it, even on a sidewalk
• Marine band ready for Christmas concert
• Police blotter - Dec. 8 issue
• Havelock championship DVDs to be sold
• Students back in class at Havelock Middle
• Havelock residents voice concerns with bypass
• Firefighters investigating possible gas leak at Havelock Middle
• Ferry captain dies in motorcycle crash
• Man arrested for threats, automatic weapons seized
• Clifford Banks Mason
• Eleanor Norma O’Connell
• DOT sets Havelock bypass meeting for Tuesday
• Havelock fans show their support
• Key plays in Havelock's state title game
• Crowe ends Havelock career with state title
• Send your wishes to the Rams
• Havelock's line play key to victory
• Follow the Rams with the Havelock News
• HAVELOCK WINS STATE TITLE
• Bryant finds a home at Havelock
• Trees for Troops delivers to Cherry Point
• Naomi W. Olivera
• New Bern nips Havelock at the buzzer
• Charles W. Boone
• Goodbye and good luck
• Follow the Rams with the Havelock News
• Rams rolling into state title game
• Havelock may look at hiring new architects
• Short on experience, Rams look for magical season
• Havelock girls look to continue success
• Havelock students chunk pumpkins for science
• Tree lighting set for Sunday in Havelock
• Tickets run out at Havelock, will have to be bought at game
• Jacinta Fisher
• Nancy C. Seaman
• Send your wishes to the Rams
• Finding some humor in the news
• A fair day's pay for a fair day's work
• Communication is the key
• Havelock excited about their Rams
• Police blotter - Dec. 1 issue
• As the Crowe flies
• Grateful Heart serves 450 Thanksgiving meals
• Goodbye - and good riddance - to hurricane season
• Deadline to apply for FEMA help is today
• Improved defense key reason behind Havelock's success
• Harlowe Tigers compete at Pop Warner regionals
• New gun rules on verge of passing
• New gun rules on verge of passing
• Busy time of year for Havelock food pantry
• Ram staff experiences start of championship week
• Havelock man charged with pair of break-ins
• Edward Martin Tonkin
• Havelock football tickets on sale early
• Havelock to vote on new gun rules
• Follow the Havelock Rams on Facebook
• Black Friday
• One FEMA deadline extended, one about to expire
• Follow the Havelock Rams on Facebook
• Goody's clothing store coming to Havelock
• Havelock looks to take next step
• Letter: Driver doesn't like median
• Police blotter - Nov. 24 issue
• Cherry Point to lose squadron as part of cuts
• Michael Paige
• Craven to seek voter ID legislation
• Cherry Point to lose squadron as part of cuts
• Webster's season at ECU ends with injury
• A turkey survival story
• Advance tickets for eastern finals to be sold Wednesday
• Free Thanksgiving meal available in Havelock
• Man wanted in Havelock assault captured
• It's showtime at Havelock movie theater
• Mills Cup tourney brings players together for a cause
• Newport's Thomas picked to lead Ferry Division
• Roy Edward McCabe Sr.
• Civic, community leader McCabe dies
• Havelock police seek assault suspect
• Ross Mickey - Cherry Point's first pilot
• Havelock rolls into eastern finals
• Havelock rolls into eastern finals
• Annie Laura Morris
• Rose Marie Armstrong
• New testing wells created at Phoenix site
• Rams up for next challenge in Currituck
• Editorial: Gun decision best left in hands of citizens
• Letter: Women veterans appreciate support
• Love is behind keeping tradition alive
• My dogs and social networking
• Residents give Marines the true spirit of Thanksgiving
• Debate on gun rules in Havelock heats up
• Police blotter - Nov. 17 issue
• Lisa Buck - Graham A. Barden Elementary School
• Bradley a key to Havelock's defense
• Havelock election results official
• Base Marines get home for the holiday
• Head of Havelock campus leaving college
• Costs of projects concern Havelock board
• Cherry Point lobby group seeks support
• William Potter Nelson
• Herbert L. Eilbacher
• Maria's miracle grapefruit
• Board to consider new gun rules
• Rams run past West Carteret
• Man faces sex charges involving teen
• Saluting our veterans
• Havelock set for rematch with West Carteret
• Havelock police urge caution, warn of citations around median
• After meeting, Jones sees a good future for FRC East
• Letter: Havelock cheerleaders appreciate support
• Letter: Caution urged when getting pet for the holidays
• Letter: Wondering where the tax money is
• It's great that in America you're free to be an idiot
• Police blotter - Nov. 10 issue
• Richardson Hunter Thomas
• Annie Laurie Fogle Armstrong
• Rams finish second in regional cross country meet
• Havelock commissioner candidate profiles
• Havelock top overall seed for state playoffs
• Havelock in control over West Craven
• Havelock students hear a survivor's story
• Eugene Frazier
• Rams still have a lot to play for
• Rams drop final match to playoff-bound Eagles
• Havelock Boys and Girls Club opens new reading room
• Cannon pulled from Blackbeard's ship
• Harlowe man sentenced in stabbing death
• Halloween Happenings
• Results of Pedro festival probe not likely to be released
• Editorial: There's something special in the air
• Letter: Play 'Aladdin Jr.' well worth trip
• Letter: World War II vets appreciate Honor Flight
• Hagan brings strong message, but will it be enough?
• Republican field needs to narrow
• Havelock to honor 1971 state title team
• Police blotter - Oct. 27 issue
• Wreck ties up Havelock traffic
• Hagan pushes for F-35 in Havelock
• Hagan hosts aerospace summit in Havelock
• Evelyn Godette
• Legislators hear complaints about shift in teacher paydays
• Woman charged with vandalism, theft of school bus
• Beirut bombing remembered 28 years later
• Richard Alan Hall
• James Dale Leach
• Hazel Thelma Carter
• F-35 program gains some support
• The former residents of Cherry Point
• Cherry Point dedicates headquarters building
• Havelock sets record in win over West Carteret
• Wanted Newport man arrested
• Havelock resident struck by car
• Havelock JVs move closer to perfection
• William Taylor
• Child Development Center partners with Easter Seals
• Newport police seek suspect
• FEMA extends deadline for assistance claims until Nov. 30.
• Havelock focused on the Patriots
• Irene debris won't go to waste
• Hagan to be part of aerospace summit in Havelock
• Editorial: Important to apply lessons learned
• Letter: Resident says his questions weren't addressed
• Cain's comments on protests partially correct
• A maze of memories about corn
• Military spouses don't have to give up careers
• Police blotter - Oct. 20 issue
• Butterfield visits Havelock, brings a big check
• Mosquitoes a biting problem
• Cherry Point lobby group getting to work
• Havelock stays in playoff chase
• Case involving former Havelock teacher continued
• Lucille Charlotte Stipanovich
• Coastal Carolina Fair continues through Saturday
• Cherry Point sets up claims center for Havelock Chili Festival incident
• Havelock leaders discuss 'unpredictable' future
• Chili heats up Havelock
• Flying tents hurt at least four people at Chili Festival
• Havelock stays unbeaten
• Havelock stays unbeaten
• Havelock Chili Festival off to a tasty start
• Road warrior Rams travel to Jacksonville
• More concerns about F-35 raised
• Challenge on to paint Havelock pink
• No bullies allowed
• Work on median in Havelock to begin in earnest
• Ethel Louise Williams
• Paula M. O'Neill Smith
• It's going to be a Chili weekend in Havelock
• Nelson recovers from broken hand to lead Rams
• Editorial: Many see our future on the line
• Editorial: Candidates right to push for more involvement
• Letter: Think about the job of commissioners
• Experiencing strange reruns of recent news events
• Police blotter - Oct. 13 issue
• Walter Jerome Daniel
• It's not just for kicks anymore for Havelock's LaHaie
• June Rose Reynolds
• Havelock seniors enjoy their night
• Suzanne Schreck
• Havelock board discusses possible veterans cemetery
• Havelock cheerleaders seek votes in national contest
• Warmer winter predicted for area
• Havelock rushes past South Central
• Doris Whatley Brady
• "The dust was terrific"
• Havelock stands alone
• City Strategic Planning Session Monday
• Women veterans group seeks participants for parade
• Havelock High School Ram Band in competition this weekend
• Irene's leftovers still a problem for some in Craven County
• A letter to our president
• Letter: Restrictions not needed on vitamins
• Letter: Power outages are a problem
• Some words have worn out their usefulness
• Police blotter - Oct. 6 issue
• Now that he's got one, ECU's Webster ready for more
• FEMA center in Carteret to close
• F-35 makes vertical landing on ship
• Havelock candidates push for more involvement
• Havelock shooting suspect caught
• Havelock shooting suspect caught
• Dive on Queen Anne's Revenge taking place
• Havelock candidates forum Tuesday
• Rams sputter in loss to West Craven
• Webster scores first touchdown for Pirates
• Havelock police seek shooting suspect
• Iza Lee Wilson Turner
• Spot on: Fall fishing along coast looks promising
• Havelock candidates forum tonight
• Road closures to affect parts of Havelock
• Traffic jammed through Havelock
• Traffic jammed through Havelock
• Havelock candidates ready to meet voters at forum
• Mary Louise Farrow Guion Gore Tillman
• Hallow Fest 2011
• Nightmare Factory Halloween Haunted House
• Havelock celebrates easy homecoming victory
• Questions needed for Havelock candidates forum
• Weekend festival celebrates seafood
• Havelock High band wins competition
• Questions needed for Havelock candidates forum
• Havelock Cinema 6 likely closed until mid November
• Letter: Gun owners need to hold our ground
• Letter: Havelock's 9/11 ceremony appreciated
• Letter: Unique art on display at Havelock library
• Honor Flight a worthy effort
• A morsel of history sheds light on tomatoes
• Strange distractions can help during deployments
• Police blotter - Sept. 29 issue
• Havelock to get new city hall building
• Martin John Noble Jr.
• Newport man sentenced on child pornography charge
• Contaminated soil found at Havelock City Hall
• Parents weigh in on guns in Havelock parks
• Business leaders go to Washington
• Great Scott: Havelock runs past D.H. Conley
• Great Scott: Havelock runs past D.H. Conley
• Rams place second in cross country meet
• Havelock board to consider loan offer for new city hall
• Whales die on beach at Cape Lookout
• Two charged for selling Spice
• Cherry Point ordnance handlers called for cannonball
• Night work on two intersections this weekend
• Havelock at D.H. Conley has been postponed until Monday
• New Bern spikers down Havelock
• Area WWII vets honored on flight to D.C.
• Honor delayed
• Just a month left to register to vote
• Havelock sweeps Eagles in conference match
• Part of McCotter Boulevard closed
• Havelock woman formally charged in run from police
• County to hire lobbyist to fight for Cherry Point
• Ram runners place in top half of meet
• Havenews.com moving to new commenting tool
• Ron Thomas - Annunciation Catholic School
• Audrea Dougherty
• Jessie Ray Willoughby
• Patrick Edwin Green
• Guelda Goodwin Salter
• Havelock shuts down White Oak
• Veterans look forward to Honor Flight
• Old friends greet Boykin at God and Country banquet
• Chicken may come first - at least at Havelock High
• Cut water line disrupts service in Havelock
• Deputies arrest suspect in shooting incident
• Beaufort woman turns old books into art
• What happens to all that storm debris?
• Letter: Tax money should not be used for 9/11 memorial
• Letter: TREA supporting retired military
• Letter: Plenty of support after Irene
• Two steps needed to handle storm blowhards
• Obama fails to deliver substance in jobs bill
• Anniversaries apart can still be about fun, togetherness
• Police blotter - Sept. 15 issue
• About a month to go before chili flows in Havelock
• Havelock soccer team starts league play with victory
• Cherry Point man arrested on rape charges
• Fish kills reported in Neuse River in wake of Irene
• Havelock board debates guns at city parks
• Hundreds attend 10th Anniversary 9/11 ceremony in Havelock
• Churches to offer special services, prayers on 9/11 anniversary
• Inspired Rams get revenge, beat Bears in soccer
• Havelock overcomes mistakes in beating Kinston
• Mother, with child in back seat, crashes after fleeing Havelock police
• Mother, with child in back seat, crashes after fleeing Havelock police
• Cherry Point ceremony marks anniversary of 9/11
• Investigators look into animal cruelty case
• Havelock out for some revenge against Kinston
• Havelock resident recalls seeing Pentagon in flames
• Investigators look into animal cruelty case
• Suzanne Reynolds - Arthur W. Edwards Elementary School
• Three Croatan sites open after Irene, most still closed
• Delays expected as security increases at Cherry Point
• Neuse advocates express concerns after Irene
• Together again on 9/11 anniversary
• Weathermen shouldn't fool with Mother Nature
• Cherry Point has had important role in war on terror
• Remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice
• Police blotter - Sept. 8 issue
• Havelock memorial, ceremony to mark 9/11 anniversary
• Flood advisory lifted for Havelock area
• FEMA opens disaster center in New Bern
• Flood advisory issued for Havelock area
• Children look to adults as 9/11 anniversary approaches
• Havelock police search for shoplifting suspect
• Stella Theresa Maxik
• Norman Frank Charboneau
• Irene had at least one positive impace
• A heck of a Day for Havelock receiver
• FEMA opens center in Carteret County
• Havelock handles Jones Senior with ease
• Irene debris removal may take time
• Schools delayed two hours Friday
• Neighbors pitch in to clean up, share stories after Irene
• Big second half leads Bears over Rams
• Schools delayed two hours Friday
• Craven Schools to be delayed two hours Thursday
• Della Mae Smith
• Rams prove potent on the ground
• Havelock gets back to its feet
• Flooding a 'nightmare' for residents
• Editorial: Irene brings out Havelock's best
• Letter: Resident appreciates Township Six volunteers
• Politicians point fingers concerning unemployment
• Police blotter - Sept. 1 issue
• Irene dishes out more damage in eastern Craven County
• Havelock football game on for Friday
• Craven, Carteret declared disaster areas
• Craven Schools to be delayed two hours Thursday
• Irene Tuesday update: Curfew lifted, schools delayed
• Frederick Arthur Strong
• Geraldine Lowery Barley Titus
• Irene delivers a blow to Havelock
• Irene after the storm in Havelock
• Havelock area local upate: 1:50 a.m.
• 9:30 p.m. update: Irene shifting east
• Havelock area local upate: 9:30 p.m.
• Havelock runs over New Bern
• Pam Dorman - Arthur W. Edwards Elementary School
• No calm before this storm
• 5 p.m. update: Warnings issued for Irene
• 11 a.m. update: Storm path shifts closer to Havelock
• Flight is all about honoring veterans
• Letter: Many stand tall for Shriners
• No good buzz about energy drinks
• Particle collisions offer excitement, for some
• Rams get ready for next challenge in New Bern
• Police blotter - Aug. 25, 2011
• Havelock makes plans for visit from Irene
• Mary Ann Hall
• Havelock opposes ferry fees
• Cherry Point training about fast delivery
• Havelock shakes, rattles and just rolls with it
• Havelock football game moved to Thursday
• Havelock looks to purchase FRA property
• Hurricane Irene predicted to impact Carolinas
• Harriett Marett McClees
• Expect some late-night noise around Cherry Point
• Expect some late-night noise around Cherry Point
• Havelock to voice opposition to ferry fees
• John Chaney
• Havelock starts year with victory
• Havelock opens tonight against tough Rose
• Schilt: a Marine, Cherry Point pioneer
• Frank Klaus Brown
• Bicycle registration taking place
• Havelock opens tonight against tough Rose
• Cherry Point Marine looks forward to fast ride
• Water main break disrupts service in Havelock
• Craven, Pamlico boards vote to oppose ferry fees
• Young motocross racer has dreams of becoming pro
• Cindy Mross - Arthur W. Edwards Elementary School
• Lillie Bell Oden McCoo
• Shriners fish fry set for Friday in Havelock
• Laughter keeps Denham going at 100
• Generations share city memories
• Letter: Revaluation excuse for more taxes
• Republican debate gives me hope
• Police blotter - Aug. 18 issue
• Craven County raises water rates
• Craven looking at changes to revaluation
• Traffic back to normal after gas leak
• Dewey Yancey
• Supporters ready to fight for FRC East
• Havelock powers past Swansboro in opener
• Perdue holds second military summit
• Linda Hill
• Richard Shantz Vogler
• Defense department to reconsider F-35 work at FRC East
• Defense department to reconsider F-35 work at FRC East
• Harrier night operations planned
• Rams seek more success in 2011
• Malcolm important in middle of Havelock defense
• Counties express opposition to ferry fees
• Shark bites man off Carteret coast
• Shriners plan fish fry
• Cherry Point Marines leave for Afghanistan
• Havelock soccer team ready to win in 2011
• Spikers have experience, talen for 2011
• Preliminary median work underway
• Editorial: A salute to Amos, Barrett for their visit
• Letter: Thoughts on recycling site
• We need to learn from recent tragedies
• Don't bury your head in the sand
• Donations needed to get Honor Flight off the ground
• Police blotter - Aug. 11 issue
• Comment sought on hunting seasons
• Gerald Michael Debar
• Arrest made in series of break-ins in county, Havelock
• Copper thieves hit medical office
• Jones sees it as 'most difficult time' for nation
• Commandant shows faith in Marines at Cherry Point
• Craven emergency alert system up and running
• Copper thieves strike again in Havelock
• Havelock's Webster getting used to East Carolina
• Henry Bell
• Richard Modie Ollison Jr.
• Havelock board meeting canceled
• Former teacher's exploitation case continued
• Salter earns PCC female student-athlete honors
• Tax free weekend starts Friday
• Havelock man charged in fatal wreck
• Josephine Cooper Elliott
• Editorial: Super disappointment over Hornets
• Letter: Patient appreciates doctors, nurses, EMS
• One small thought becomes big household project
• Kunis, Timberlake show their support
• Latest tests show methane at dump site
• Police blotter - Aug. 4 issue
• Marine commandant to visit Cherry Point
• Cherry Point general promoted in Afghanistan
• Emily expected to stay off coast
• N.C. 101 in Carteret County to be repaved
• Cameron Thomas Kindall
• Ella Marie Moore Wright
• Sally Camden-Batten
• Death of Cherry Point Marine investigated
• Cause of Havelock fire said to be electrical
• Ralph Clinton Winstead Sr.
• Lula Gaskins Whitney
• Jay Caleb Dickerson
• Denn pleads guilty, fined and given suspended sentence
• Sermons receives Babe Ruth, state honor
• Rams kick off football practice
• Fire destroys two town homes in Havelock
• Denn pleads guilty, fined and given suspended sentence
• Officials circle the wagons around Cherry Point
• Gov. Perdue vows to run for second term
• Hornet squadrons not coming to Cherry Point
• City approved for loan from USDA for pipe relocation
• Barbara Hollyfield Coppley
• Eugene Paden Smith
• Cherry Point comes together with a grand plan
• Smith, former Havelock mayor, dies
• Havelock falls in tournament
• Havelock wins another thriller
• After tornado, life returning to normal
• Less than half of Craven schools meet federal standards
• Havelock opens tournament with victory
• Group out to stop sulfur plant
• Mary Fleming
• Weather service gets new technology
• Havelock grad Buntyn commits to N.C. State
• Six candidates seek city board seats
• Editorial: Congratulations to our winners
• Letter: Only thing governor has done is veto
• Republicans have edge with new maps
• I've aged out of Orlando
• The quicker our Marines leave, the quicker they'll be home
• Police blotter - July 21 issue
• Fire destroys auto body shop, damages homes
• Havelock to host SWAC baseball tourney
• Craven schools superintendent to retire
• Democrats, Republicans united in opposition to redistricting plan
• County Manager Blizzard to retire
• Marine celebrity invite starts a trend
• David Flores
• Cherry Point buys land around Bogue Field
• Two dead in Havelock crash
• Robert William Davey
• George Griffin's green thumb
• Marianne Lawrence
• Cornelius Garrette Bell
• World Trade Center artifact to be displayed in Havelock
• Dreams end with space shuttle
• Eventually, I will catch up with technology
• Year-round schools open with new principal
• Board clears way for Wendy's relocation
• Police blotter - July 14 issue
• Board short candidates for election
• James Alton Lewis
• Two charged in suspected counterfeit credit card ring
• 55 Craven tornado victims get FEMA help
• Cherry Point Marines head to Africa
• Norman Keith Rogers
• Pauline Anderson Edwards Rhue
• The heat is on
• U.S. 70 crash injures two
• William E. Sapp III
• Sewer allocation for new Wendy's to be taken up tonight
• Crystal Coast teams eliminated from tournament
• Crystal Coast No. 2 survives
• Carteret County man arrested for rape
• Road work ahead in Havelock
• Pauline F. Thole
• Havelock hoops team headed to nationals
• Consolidated 911 center continues to get look
• Kevin Le Winter
• No layoffs for Craven schools
• Editorial: One thing on which we can all agree
• Republicans may gain with redrawn districts
• Discounts, fun available for traveling military families
• Fourth of July an American favorite holiday
• Havelock to host state Babe Ruth tourney
• College true paradise for distance student
• Police blotter - July 7 issue
• Ellis donates historical material to ECU library
• Good day of fishing means help for the community
• View Fourth of July pictures here
• View Fourth of July pictures here
• Clarence M. Edwards Jr.
• Cherry Point Marines spends July 4 on frontlines
• Neighbors honor fallen Cherry Point Marine
• Rams work on improving during summer league
• Bobby Mills Barbee
• Havelock plans an old-fashioned Fourth
• Mace-toting thief doesn't get far
• MCCS employee, supervisor suspended
• City wrapup: Wendy's to move; budget approved
• Hearing the voices of the people this July 4
• Failing to cash in doesn't diminish trip
• Some things do last forever
• Police blotter - June 30 issue
• 'You can’t spray Jesus with Roundup'
• A vote of survival
• Ferry worker dies from crash injuries
• Governor plans military summit in Havelock
• Havelock approves sewer loan
• Patricia Boudreaux Stockdale
• Delores I. Davis
• Hearing set on Havelock's loan application for sewer project
• Jacqueline Dickinson Lewis
• Craven tornado victims receive $28,000
• Ferry worker injured in crash near Havelock
• James J. Salem Jr.
• Saturday set aside for military families
• Smoke having an impact
• East Havelock residents welcome new culverts
• Havelock takes down abandoned buildings
• Letter: Havelock needs a veterans cemetery
• Editorial: The price of growth in Havelock
• Don't forget to include our single Marines
• Win or lose, I'm betting on another fun trip to Vegas
• Police blotter - June 23 issue
• Push is on for next Honor Flight
• Former Craven deputy charged in fatal crash
• Pender wildfire spreading smoke to Havelock
• A fist full of training
• Two men, woman suspected in liquor store thefts
• Deadline to apply for FEMA help extended
• County to put water plant near Carolina Pines
• Jaiden James Riley
• Newport men charged with breaking into VFW
• The father of Cherry Point
• Weekend rain a much-needed drop in the bucket
• Double B celebrates Big Rock victory
• Joe's Branch culverts expected to be installed this week
• Cherry Point involved in large military exercise
• Deadline to apply for FEMA help is Monday
• Consolidation of 911 centers gets favorable review
• Schools had been prepared for cuts
• No blues coming to scales at Big Rock
• Students thank deployed Marines
• City sees progress on projects
• Big Rock Notes - Day Three
• Editorial: Congratulations to our graduates
• Weiner adds to Washington circus
• Aviation Foundation plans family movie night
• Police blotter - June 16 edition
• New recycle bins on the way
• 9/11 artifact likely to go at main fire station
• A first for longtime Big Rock captain
• Third marlin brought in at Big Rock
• Big Rock has slow second day
• Big Rock crew member in fair condition
• Patricia Ann Price
• Church Road bridge repairs delayed
• Area legislators plan votes on budget veto override
• Big opening day at Big Rock
• Kinston wins longest game in Carolina League history
• 911 consolidation, construction projects on tap for Havelock board
• County enters first stage of water shortage plan
• Ruth Hadder Hardison
• Newport man faces sex charges
• Havelock grads get early start to their future
• Last flight for a Prowler
• Repairs to close Church Road bridge
• Police blotter - June 9 issue
• Organizers seek input on bike, trails plan
• Cherry Point announces construction projects
• Havelock honors top athletes
• Flanners Beach set to open Tuesday
• Piece of World Trade Center coming to Havelock
• The 2012 election season is officially here
• Home is definitely where we make it
• How dry we are
• The Hampton's new guests
• Library system sued over software agreement
• Ferry fees - if imposed - not likely until next year
• Residents raise questions on county budget
• 'Homegrown terrorist' pleads guilty
• Three-car crash results in minor injuries
• Jones wants end to U.S. involvement in Libya
• Meetings on Croatan trails, bike paths scheduled
• County to hear from residents on budget
• Frank Lowell Jaques
• Fishing fun for military families
• Audrey Green Washington
• Anthony Ray Jones
• Cost of Havelock median project increases
• Library Authors' Luncheon scheduled
• Annunciation sends off 13 graduates
• Raymond Davis Hickman
• Former city resident feels wrath of Joplin tornado
• Perdue makes a good saleswoman
• Visit to Key West proves a good break
• Police blotter - June 2 issue
• Big Apple rallies past Swansboro in Babe Ruth play
• Craven man charged with statutory rape
• Sandra Darlene Wesp
• Catherine Margaret Streath
• Tis the start of the season
• Bomb range expansion plan approved
• Havelock honors fallen on Memorial Day
• Norman Lee Rice Jr.
• Blackbeard anchor comes up from the depths
• Command changes at FRC East
• Friday morning gas prices
• Perdue pushes for education funding in Newport
• Christine Hall Dunn
• Friday morning gas prices
• Cherry Point main gate to close at 6 p.m. Friday
• Ceremonies to mark Memorial Day
• Another Honor Flight set for take-off
• Cherry Point main gate to close at 6 p.m. Friday
• Date set for Denn court martial
• Priesing hints that he won't seek re-election
• This Memorial Day, now more than ever
• A perfect wedding includes sand, sun and the ocean
• For Wallis, writing second book was 'Child's Play'
• Public raises few concerns with city budget
• Havelock High schedules Senior Athletic Banquet
• Police blotter - May 26 issue
• Babe Ruth roundup: Niners stay unbeaten
• Priesing hints that he won't seek re-election
• Conference stresses wellness to young Marines
• Bear that wandered into FRC East shot, killed
• School officials worry about budget impacts
• Thomas L. Moore
• Fisherman's body recovered after boat collision
• Former teacher has case continued
• Board seeks opinions on budget
• Palmer remembered as a Marine's Marine
• Vivian George Fraser
• Martha D. Fischer
• Board seeks opinions on budget
• Cherry Point's what if moment
• Havelock falls in second round of playoffs
• Costs of F-35 raise concerns
• The journey home for fallen Marine
• Sutton putting some sweat into new home
• Lt. Col. Ben “Chili” Palmer
• Ellen Jean Barnes Patterson
• St. Clair Taylor
• Trash fee increase reduced
• Renowned journalist, Havelock resident Cordova dies
• Editorial: Now, it's your time to be heard
• Government needs to work out right way to spend $2 million
• Take advantage of opportunities outside the gate
• Police blotter - May 19 issue
• McCaffity signs to play at Louisburg
• Father sentenced to 23 months in daughter's death
• Havelock softball team advances in playoffs
• Craven budget would keep current tax rate
• Havelock man sentenced on child pornography charges
• Marines apparently shot by Afghan police officer
• Cherry Point officer killed in Afghanistan
• Havelock runners end year at state meet
• Havelock board debates trash fee increase
• Christ Henry Haila Jr.
• One late night for the Havelock Rams
• New River air station to host air show this weekend
• Friday gas prices
• Marines involved in Libya return home
• Editorial: Commissioners doing their jobs
• Defense of country starts at borders
• It's good that we got him on the ground
• Make your wishes about military moves known
• Board debates funding for base lobby group
• Marines to 'party' it up in Beaufort
• Police blotter - May 12 issue
• Five Rams headed to state track championships
• Luis Eduardo Cordova
• Brush fire off Lake Road contained to three acres
• Newport man back in court for high-speed chase
• Base schedules late-night training
• Havelock soccer team falls in playoffs
• Havelock's Hoskins throws no-hitter in victory
• Base schedules late-night training
• Rams head into soccer playoffs
• Havelock ends baseball season with loss
• 'Good Samaritans' charged with post-tornado thefts
• Man involved in high-speed chase faces more charges
• Louise Rogers
• Edith Hart Foster Johnson
• Teen charged in stabbing
• Wild ride ends in arrest
• Dirt and death on Catfish Lake Road
• VMAQ-3 returns to Cherry Point after six months in Afghanistan
• A welcome to remember
• Roland Levi Fisher
• Thurman Lee Dail
• Friday gas prices
• Hunting hurricanes no joy ride
• Former Carteret teacher charged with exploitation
• Prayers for unity, prayers for a nation
• No tax hike includes in proposed budget
• Using my brain's high beams
• Former Cherry Point commander to face court martial
• Police blotter - May 5 issue
• More than a walk in the park
• Honor Flight welcome home set for tonight
• Wickman leading soccer surge
• Lincoln Frazier
• Charlie McCarthy Frazier
• Honor Flight welcome home set for tonight
• FEMA opens center to help tornado victims
• FEMA recovery center opening
• FEMA recovery center opening
• Hoskins delivers for Rams
• Raid that killed bin Laden took mere minutes
• Wickman helps surging Rams get victory
• Congressional delegation proud of effort
• Havelock reacts with satisfaction, concern about future
• Former teacher makes court appearance
• Bruce Carter's a Cowboy
• Expect delays at Cherry Point
• President's remarks on death of bin Laden
• Raid that killed bin Laden took mere minutes
• Havelock teacher arrested, resigns
• Cherry Point history: The sinking of U-701
• Joseph David Jones
• Patricia Darlene Smith
• No severe weather in Havelock
• Firefighters assess response to tornado
• Marine colonel found guilty of shoplifting
• James Cowell Price
• Conference focuses on state of children
• Area under tornado watch
• Havelock man arrested on child pornography charges
• Havelock's got the blues
• Make sure to tell them 'thanks'
• Music Sam would appreciate helps fill void
• Havelock's Carter expected to be a high NFL pick
• Police blotter - April 28 issue
• Havelock students give greatest gift
• Webster ready for ECU's season
• Havelock man arrested on child pornography charges
• Daughtery Thomas Twiddy
• Marine sentenced in death of 2-year-old daughter
• Mollie Nelson Jenkins
• Board votes to fund aviation foundation
• Annunziata, Rams keep Vikings at bay
• Cleveland Carter
• Rose Padgette Staton
• Henry Clements Sr.
• Church has food available for tornado victims
• Officials: Base economic impact remains strong
• Fueling debate on gas prices
• Marine sentenced for receiving illegal gifts
• Sheriff's office investigates theft from storm victim
• Red Cross, FEMA help available
• Glitch produces incorrect water cutoff notices
• Board to hear from aviation foundation
• Havelock High teacher headed to space camp
• Two dogs involved in attack put down
• Police blotter - April 21 issue
• Red Cross, FEMA help available
• 'Miracles' at Falcon Bridge
• View tornado damage pictures
• Funeral held for canal crash victims
• Betty Joan Ashley Donohue
• Joey Allen Honaker Sr.
• Maria Luisa Gonzalez, Abdiel Salas, Alexander Gomez, Adyelis Gonzalez, Abdiel Salas Jr.
• Family overwhelmed by funeral expenses
• Holiday Inn Express & Suites opening today
• Clyde Harold Haye Sr.
• State plans tests at old Belltown dump
• Student creations help quake victims in Japan
• View tornado damage pictures
• Tornado damages 50 homes near Havelock
• Five dead in submerged car
• Tornado outbreak similar to 1984
• Tornado hits Catfish Lake Road, Falcon Bridge
• Tornado warning issued for area
• Lane on East Main Street to be closed Friday
• Circus coming Monday and Tuesday
• Keel helps Rams place second at track championships
• DOT switches gears on Church Road bridge
• Lane on East Main Street to be closed Friday
• Expect some late-night noise from Cherry Point
• Margaret McDaniel Wood
• Carolina Pines woman dies from crash
• Practice makes perfect for Havelock artist
• All we could really do was laugh
• Warmer weather brings longing for the outdoors
• Site a big hole in the ground
• Police blotter - April 14 issue
• Benefit run, Easter Egg Hunt make for busy Saturday
• Expect some late-night noise from Cherry Point
• At least one injured in crash
• Havelock's Young Guns
• First ladies push support for military families
• Jean Patrick Cross
• Third option emerges for Havelock city hall project
• Havelock High students get on board science bus
• Havelock seeks volunteers for stormwater committee
• City projects, budget to be discussed
• Pedro Almodovar Jr.
• Mary Lucille Waters
• What government shutdown means for military, FRC East
• Children get taste of Afghanistan
• Library to celebrate National Library Week
• What government shutdown means for military, FRC East
• New tests planned at old Havelock dump site
• Nelson captures combine victory
• Havelock singer receives recognition
• Editorial: Was Washington trip worth it?
• City officials make lobbying trip to D.C.
• No charges to be filed in death of Havelock firefighter
• I’ve come to the conclusion I like dogs more than people
• Deployments vary by type, reaction
• Police blotter - April 7 edition
• No charges to be filed in death of Havelock firefighter
• Jones opposes cuts to F-35 program
• Charges filed after pit bulls attack dog
• Rams drop soccer match to West Carteret
• Michigan man to open restaurant in Havelock
• Ferry crew plays role in rescue
• Cecil E. Ingle
• Theresa Marie Larson
• Cherry Point Marines, squadrons win awards
• Webster catches TD pass in scrimmage
• Carter working to get back into form for NFL
• Kincy Madison Reel
• Jacqueline Patricia Flager
• Newshound found: Update
• Shutdown could affect military pay
• Havelock's Cook selected for Governor's School
• Carole Frances McCord Stalnaker
• VMA-231 Harriers depart with 22nd MEU
• Board leans toward building new city hall facility
• Perhaps we could all learn something from plants in spring
• Free ferry rides could come to an end
• Newport set to go Hog Wild
• The history behind today's policy
• Police blotter - March 31 issue
• New barracks open at Cherry Point
• Merkel takes flight to N.C. Wesleyan
• Newshound found
• Food prices continue to rise
• Havelock bats around West Craven
• Eagles rally to knock off Rams
• Havelock connects on two late goals in victory
• MEU ready for whatever mission arises
• Cordelia Anne Daas
• Havelock board paves way for concrete plant
• Bernice Brook Fuss
• Area churches offer prayers, support for Japan
• Peter L. Coffey
• Denn hearing concludes with no decision
• Group works on Cherry Point cleanup
• Charles Baker Jr.
• Jones aims to block money for Libyan operations
• Beaufort brothers charged in home invasion
• William Frances Campbell Jr.
• Base Harriers strike Libya again
• Hearing on concrete plant scheduled
• Rush-hour wreck backs up traffic
• Anne Marie Gerber
• Bobby Ferrell Jefferson
• Havelock Building Supply closing its doors
• James Edward Rackley Sr.
• Officials feel 911 changes are wrong number
• Editorial: DOT deserves credit on bridge replacement
• Editorial: Support goes out to military
• Quake's effects felt beyond borders of Japan
• Military spouses have to learn not to shoot the messanger
• Police blotter - March 24 edition
• Wreck injures two people
• Boys and Girls Club looks to jump into record book
• Testimony at Denn's hearing focuses on final flight
• Havelock rallies for conference victory
• MEU rescues downed pilot
• Denn hearing adjourns for the day
• Suspect charged in shooting
• 22nd MEU to deploy in coming week
• Denn pleads guilty to DWI
• Ralph Harold Provost
• Jones' bill aims to prevent TRICARE hikes
• Leticia del Rosario Peterson
• AARP offers free help for taxing time
• Summary calls for reduction in Marine Corps personnel
• Cherry Point Harriers involved in Libyan attack
• Summary calls for reduction in Marine Corps personnel
• Lawsuit over Big Rock fishing tourney dismissed
• Say cheese
• Rams pull away from Falcons
• Four businesses removed from off-limits list
• Lehew tasked with telling 70 years of Cherry Point history
• Havelock bridge replacement coming sooner than expected
• Doyt Wayland Akom Jr.
• Yancey Finley Annas Jr.
• Havelock to move forward with ETJ expansion plans
• Early call offers reassurance
• Police blotter - March 17 issue
• Six charged with stealing safe
• Police issue 'Be on the Lookout' - for scams
• Proposal calls for trail near railroad tracks
• Man charged with filing false report of robbery
• Douglas Eugene Iaroli
• Students get wired for learning
• Dancers place at competition
• John Jesse Trader III
• Motorcyclist charged after high-speed chase
• Bridge replacement, ETJ to be discussed
• Marines return from humanitarian mission
• Havelock gets needed victory
• Hardee's in Havelock to close
• Havelock's population takes a dip
• Lawn care workers can't hide from pain at the pump
• Havelock plans Arbor Day event
• Most are 'civil servants'
• Looking for Republican stars on election dance card
• We have best friends all over the country
• Police blotter - March 10 issue
• Cooper to get his kicks in college
• Havelock soccer team beats Rose
• Jean Nolon Jones
• Memphis Lee Hickman
• Flanner's Beach campground still closed
• Jeanette Warner Whitlatch
• Havelock baseball falls to Bears
• Havelock bats down New Bern
• Businesses damaged in Havelock fire, 10 a.m. update
• Veterans healthcare services event scheduled
• Cape Lookout to hold hearing on ferry service plans
• Bernice Lupton
• Fannie Forehand Mylett
• Charge against Denn dismissed
• Love That Lady recognizes student's contributions
• Wounded warrior buildings dedicated
• Robert F. McGregor
• Charge against Denn dismissed
• Median work expected in June
• Perice Donald Brown
• Larry D. Titus
• Debate over city hall building gets heated
• Welcome to Thursday
• Some good news worthy of noting
• Surprise on 70th birthday worth the heart stoppage
• One special delivery
• Police blotter - March 3 issue
• Car hits utility pole
• Changes coming to utility bills
• Youthful Havelock soccer team dominates Northside
• Rams open season with loss to New Bern
• Proposed 911 upgrades could cost city
• Rams make it a double
• Cherry Point notes contributions of Montford Point Marines
• Michael Patrick McCaffrey
• Rams look to build momentum on the diamond
• Board expected to move forward with fire station annex
• Rufus Allen Tetterton
• Two Rams win state titles
• Former deputy headed to prison
• Clinton J. Kraft
• Henry Stoner Heffley Jr.
• Labor of Love
• Marines leave families to do job in Afghanistan
• Drawn to water
• Robbery suspect captured
• Rams reach third round of playoffs
• Wrestlers to bid for state titles
• Yacht club told to get out
• Take complaints in stride to preserve friendships
• Wisconsin legislators throw good old hissy fit
• Press group honors Havelock News
• Police blotter - Feb. 23 issue
• Havelock police seek robbery suspect
• 911 calls from shooting reveal fear
• Rams makes key plays in first-round victory
• Bridges to learning
• Austin Zundel
• Rams host playoff game on Monday
• Wrestlers win regional title
• Mary Lee George Dozier
• Sylvia J. Widener
• Brush catches fire at Hickman Hills
• Havelock firefighter killed in shooting
• Smoke in area from controlled burn
• Rams fall in tournament finals
• Barry Edwin Townsend Sr.
• Police investigate shooting
• Paper to make switch to Thursdays
• Man charged with damaging cars in Havelock
• Sophia George Frazier
• John Muth
• Second flight to honor WWII veterans
• Paper to make switch to Thursdays
• Havelock girls reach tourney finals
• Students get lesson on black history
• Tough calls, but wrong calls
• Missing 'hello' in a cyber world
• Board approves new annex for fire department
• Police blotter - Feb. 16 issue
• Area legislators react to Perdue's speech
• Havelock boys lose to end season
• Carteret hires interim county manager
• Havelock girls win first-round contest
• Grass fire damages home
• Richard Nelson Hunt
• Havelock swimmers compete at state meet
• Rams place two in top five at indoor track meet
• Paula Anderson
• Havelock girls edge rival Eagles
• Workshop for parents of future kindergarteners set
• Jones to co-chair depot committee
• More tests planned at old Phoenix Recycling site
• Herman Earl Robinson
• Rams fall to Orange in quarterfinals
• McCaffity has developed into a leader
• Michael Patrick McCaffrey
• Craven schools may see job cuts
• Snow skips town
• Cherry Point residents may have paid too much in taxes
• Man pleads guilty to terrorism charge
• Schools, base adjust schedules in advance of snow
• David Stone
• Graham A. Barden students celebrate reading
• Winter isn't done with us yet
• Havelock wrestlers advance
• FRC East honors two workers
• Ordinary thoughts on a Super Bowl
• Children of deployed parents need support from everyone
• Creative writers have an outlet
• Police blotter - Feb. 9 issue
• Winter isn't done with us yet
• City views all possibilities
• Denny Bryson Montague
• Wrestlers capture another league title
• Swimmers qualify for state meet
• MEU commander relieved of command
• Eleanor M. Moore
• City to look at future in three-day session
• Havelock boys drop key league contest
• Marines told not to shop where spice is sold
• Grant may help employers pay for new hires
• Flying toward their goal
• Luther Lincoln Waddell Sr.
• Isaac Bryant
• Havelock Middle wins hoops crown
• Happy to be a Pirate
• Wrestlers take league title
• Sweet!
• Editorial: Your chance to be part of the process
• Some good moments in Obama speech
• Police blotter - Feb. 2 issue
• Ducks Unlimited plans banquet
• James W. Johnson Jr.
• Grandmother charged with child abuse
• Annunciation celebrates special week
• Authorities capture wanted man
• Donald H.L. Francis
• MEU commander faces larceny charge
• Military training may lead to more noise
• Daryl Joseph Bugbee
• Reaction to OLF decision varies
• Vincent A. Gusmano
• Curtis Robert Horn
• Friday morning gas prices
• Navy suspends work on OLF
• Girls take third in swimming championships
• Denn DWI case continued
• Agents see signs of life in housing market
• Callier enjoys leadership role - on and off court
• Denn DWI case continued
• Man sentenced for killing Cherry Point Marine
• Pictures of Cherry Point's past
• Editorial: Celebration is in the air
• Camaraderie in military taking a beating
• An opportunity missed
• Cherry Point commander up for brigadier general
• Police blotter - Jan. 26 issue
• Man sentenced for killing Cherry Point Marine
• Authorities address Harlowe crime concerns
• Police cars to get video cameras
• Newport man charged in shooting
• Havelock schools closed on Monday
• Harlowe anti-crime meeting set for tonight
• Havelock schools closed on Monday
• Havelock boys, girls beat White Oak
• Havelock wins Challenge, misses Orange
• Three inches of snow on the ground, six possible by nightfall
• Carteret County under weather advisory
• Eiko Shimoji Fetzer
• Paradise found
• Havelock's Sermons receives national honor
• Havelock swimmers finish fourth
• Entreprenuer plans amusement park
• Kenneth Earl Adams
• Billy L. Morgan
• Ola Gail Henry
• Havelock boys, girls drop games to West Craven
• Ram wrestlers bag Eagles
• Havelock man stabbed, Morehead City man charged
• Foundation prepares for takeoff
• Editorial: Havelock is in a tight fix, literally
• In my mind, I can always find someplace warm
• To stay or go is up to the individual
• There's no gamble in making plans for Vegas
• Police blotter - Jan. 19 edition
• Dorothea Dowe
• Ministerial Association offers help
• Artist has work on display at library
• Havelock swimmers place second
• City considers hours for parks
• Havelock splits with West Carteret
• Hugh Franklin Stewart
• Marines offer partnership on deployment
• Bonnie Wheeler Scoggins Adams
• Hattie Mae Carter Peterson
• Board debates building projects
• Sachiko A. Gauze
• Gary Dean Foltz
• We need to think positively in 2011
• Feeling good now that reality has set in
• Police blotter - Jan. 12 issue
• Howard Lee Wallace III
• Benefit breakfast scheduled
• Godette nominated for dunk of the year
• Cherry Point won't be new home to security force
• Schools delayed on Wednesday
• Beulah Gupton Coleman
• Residents find ways to enjoy the snow
• Weather advisory issued, noon update
• Impact of military cuts on Cherry Point uncertain
• Board to consider building projects
• Thomas leads Queens
• Havelock girls stumble against Jacksonville
• Rams take second in tournament
• How high will gas prices go?
• Offshore energy group to hold meeting
• Snow not predicted to stick around
• Tired of crime
• MaryJane VanHorn Falger
• Havelock swimmers take fifth
• City serves up concerns to Sanderson
• Little satisfaction in recovery
• Havelock girls end streak against South Central
• Hobby becomes business for local winemaker
• Havelock splits games with Washington
• Havelock facing another tight budget in 2011
• Some things to do in 2011
• Many reasons to look forward to 2011
• TV show on military wives misses the mark
• City's sewer capacity to be key in 2011
• Police blotter - Jan. 5 issue
• New Year to include Cherry Point deployments, construction
• Five arrested on drug charges in Newport
• Maxie R. Williams
• Joseph Thomas Gray Jr.
• Jaramillo takes wrestling title
• ECIM joins with CarolinaEast
• Commissioners scheduled to meet
• Henry James Keighron
• Joe William Stone III
• 2010: YEAR IN REVIEW
• H1N what?
• Havelock officials target abandoned homes
• Woman charged with sex offenses involving boy
• Blotter for December 20-27, 2010
• View your snow pictures here
• Clifford Cecil Pierce
• Slick roads still a problem
• Armed and ready
• View your snow pictures here
• 2 to 4 inches of snow predicted
• Salute to Christmas
• Elizabeth Greer Honse
• No white Christmas, but maybe a white day after Christmas
• New business brings old building to life
• Charles E. Keefe
• Rams fall in tourney's second round
• Boy rescues 4-year-old from drowning
• Holleman's drive toward excellence sparks record
• City, businesses set holiday hours
• Editorial: The problem is not exactly fixed yet
• We need to extend giving beyond Christmas
• Christmas wraps up a pretty good year
• Police blotter - Dec. 22 issue
• Robert Erb
• Leslie Davis Norris Jr.
• Man, woman face drug charges
• Missing boater found dead in Core Creek
• Annie Mae Miller Godette
• More concerns about F-35
• Rams drop pair to New Bern
• Great Danes may offer great hope
• Hazel Marie Whitley
• Havelock, Tucker Creek choral concert canceled
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Havelock girls place fourth in pool
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Denn faces additional charge
• Cherry Point Air Show gets Blue Angel Air Show of the Year Award
• Havelock police make arrest in death of child
• U.S. 70 to be reopened Wednesday night
• Gracianna Leighanne Guerrero
• Marking the anniversary of Pearl Harbor
• Governments are digging for loose change
• Behave at those parties
• Police blotter - Dec. 15 issue
• Ram wrestlers finish in third
• Ribbon cut at new FRC East building
• Havelock police make arrest in death of child
• Woodhaven residents advised to boil water
• Board approves contract with lobbying firm
• Woodhaven residents advised to boil water
• Traffic on right track with detour
• Suspect in mailbox burnings arrested
• Eula Mae Moore Frazier
• Ada Whitford Doty
• East Main Street detours to start Monday
• Havelock Police investigating death in city
• Board to consider contract with lobby firm
• Havelock Christmas Parade is cancelled
• East Main Street detours to start Monday
• Eight squadrons of F-35s coming to Cherry Point
• Samuel Earl Roberson
• Police release security camera images of suspect in scam
• Girls swim team places second
• Kenneth Lester Ford
• Robert L. Freeman
• Cooks ready to lead Havelock Christmas Parade
• Havelock police search for scam artists
• Havelock schools to be delayed
• F-35 decision expected within days
• Band to provide sounds to the season on Friday
• Havelock chamber honors members, celebrates year
• Gas prices surge
• Angel Food Ministries program comes to Havelock
• Christmas offers some unique gifts
• Havelock schools to be delayed
• Contaminants at Phoenix site exceed standards
• Malone, a team leader without a team
• Editorial: Some suggestions for U.S. 70
• Detours planned for East Main Street closure
• Police blotter - Dec. 8 issue
• Former principal Gainey dies
• Deadline to apply for help from Sept. 30 flood nears
• William Donald Murray
• Herbert Lee Martin
• Cherry Point squadron earns recognition
• Rams fall to Eastern Alamance
• Eagles deny Rams for a second time
• William R. Barber
• Havelock hoops teams split with New Bern
• Work on railroad crossing set for Dec. 13
• Bright Ideas mean grants for area teachers
• Rams rested for eastern finals
• Police blotter - Dec. 1 issue
• Movement on U.S. 70 bypass coming
• New look for bridges
• A view of (from) North Korea
• The choice seems pretty obvious to me
• Take advantage of information that is out there
• Sanderson ready to represent area
• Havelock to host baseball clinic
• Cheerleaders headed to national competition
• Former resident, Morehead City woman found dead
• Robert Laythe
• Going Ram wild
• Martha Ballard
• Judith Cowgill Gillette
• Home sales show slight decrease
• New coach looks for continued success
• 'It's all for Haley'
• Merkel has plenty of reasons to be thankful
• Four arrested for break-ins
• Wreck sends one to the hospital
• Five things you need to know before hitting the road
• Holiday gas prices
• Editorial: Giving thanks - every day
• Two Koreas, two different worlds
• What's open and what's closed this Thanksgiving
• Ministry offers Thanksgiving meal
• Police blotter - Nov. 24 issue
• 'Dancing' leaves me gasping
• Havelock girls forgetting about last season
• No expectations for boys basketball team
• Board decides against city worker pay raises
• Cherry Point group honored for volunteerism
• Linwood William White
• Rams get pass into next round of playoffs
• Board to discuss city worker pay increase
• Rosebud Powers
• Rams' next game up in air
• Jasper Murray Sr.
• Godette helps lift Rams to victory
• Mike DePriest
• For the Rams, it only gets tougher
• For the Rams, it only gets tougher
• 'Greatest event in the history of the world'
• Havelock man wanted in Maryland arrested
• Good grades, good prizes
• Sturm ready to retire, but not quite yet
• Havelock historical society struggling
• Havelock road closures
• Antonio Videll Johnson III
• For record-breaker Crowe, it's all about the W
• Marines return from humanitarian deployment
• City right to keep money - for now
• It’s OK to vent and fish for sympathy
• Only thing I want is correct change
• Median project back on
• Police blotter - Nov. 17 issue
• Music, fishing part of weekend fundraiser
• Sewer repair to close part of highway
• Cherry Point gets new base commander
• Reginald Franklin Lewis
• Dorothy Bowden Rackley
• Michael Timothy Scanlon
• Anti-bully event set for Tuesday
• Rams ease into second round
• Student killed near bus stop
• More concerns in F-35 delay
• Roy Morris Jr.
• Rash of copper thefts reported
• Rams ready to host playoff opener
• "America is a great country so don't let it down."
• Doctors' vision of old town hall brought to life
• "If he gets a good fix on me...I'm dead meat."
• "I'm not a hero. The heroes were on the ground"
• Libraries to close for installation of new system
• Last week's game delivered a perfect ending
• One birthday that's worth celebrating
• Editorial: The faces and images of those who serve
• Bump in the road
• Malone happy to be playing again
• Robert Edward Scoville
• Police blotter - Nov. 10 issue
• Board decides not to spend most of extra money
• George David Cobb
• Rams boys, girls place 13th in state meet
• Carolyn Carter Burtscher
• Parade honors veterans
• Board to discuss budget items
• Rams go back to back
• Rams to host playoff opener
• Rams go back to back
• East places sixth in world long-drive championship
• Rams to play for league title tonight
• Rams to play for league title tonight
• Marines ready to help in Haiti
• Hazzie Burton Williams
• Joann O’Neal May
• Saturday parades to honor veterans
• Joe Clarence Gay
• Darcine Karen Pannell
• City eyes future with development delay
• Whimper signs with Jaguars
• A place to chill
• Porter named Freshman of the Year
• Craven election results - by the numbers
• Havelock precincts among worst for voter turnout
• A shift in power
• Craven flood disaster center to close
• Porter still a scoring machine
• Unique history has taken place in bathrooms
• We shouldn't forget our male military spouses
• Editorial: Creating a better future is the goal
• Sanderson wins N.C. House race
• Voting a steady stream
• Vote today
• East advances in world long-drive competition
• Big Rock mate found guilty
• Vote today
• Jones easily keeps U.S. House seat
• Craven election results - by the numbers
• Butterfield keeps U.S House seat
• Police blotter - Nov. 3 issue
• Monette wins fifth term as sheriff
• Wainwright going back to N.C. House
• Preston to keep N.C. Senate seat
• Havelock plans a safe Halloween
• Costumed kids celebrate Halloween
• Hummer flips on U.S. 70
• Havelock plans a safe Halloween
• Cherry Point looking into cause of contaminated water
• Base Marines return from Afghanistan
• Police blotter - Oct. 27 issue
• West Carteret ends streak against Rams
• Havelock Middle, Tucker Creek renew rivalry
• The good old days were mostly good
• Havelock Young Marines unit suspended temporarily
• Some concern, mostly optimism over F-35 report
• Base commander charged with DWI
• Mystery surrounds N.C. 101 wreck
• N.C. Senate race turns bitter
• West Carteret ends streak against Rams
• Denn relieved of command
• Havelock cross country teams advance to state meet
• Trojans hold off Mustangs to win back Godette trophy
• Habitat breaks ground for home in Havelock
• Josephine Gibbs Smith
• Havelock volleyball team wins playoff opener
• David Wells Green
• Anne Marie Schmitt Pagels
• National director backs Havelock Young Marines
• Marines leave for Afghanistan
• Croatan Station development put off
• Minor problems, large turnout of voters in Havelock
• Band classic to celebrate 10 years
• Elwin Leonard Jackson
• October is true kickoff to holiday season
• Warm hearts account for festival success
• Havelock falls to West Craven
• Havelock boys win cross country league title
• Vernon Gray Jr.
• Police arrest three, seek fourth in home invasion
• Board to discuss sewer project
• Early voting starts today in Havelock
• James Reginald Day Jr.
• East taking a long drive to world competition
• Tina Marie Giezentanner
• Cherry Point to get eight F-35 squadrons
• Norita McGuire Allen
• City seeks identities in old pictures
• Authorities find missing child hiding in house
• Shirley Jean Royal Smith
• FEMA center opens in New Bern
• Cameras to be installed in Havelock police cars
• Fourth suspect in home invasion arrested
• Chili Festival in pictures
• Rams get by Jacksonville
• Reynolds helping push Rams toward playoffs
• Police blotter - Oct. 20 issue
• Autumn Affair fundraiser scheduled
• Life in a small town sure is good
• Nightmare Factory Haunted House
• Havelock pulls away from Pam Pack
• Fellow student charged with murder in Havelock man's shooting death
• Young Marines boot camp builds body and soul
• Stephanie Prebehalla
• Four arrested for graffiti in Havelock
• Havelock Middle School student brings BB gun to class
• Politicians endorse sending all 11 F-35B squadrons to Cherry Point
• Music video
• New TV season offers some entertainment
• Community shows its support
• Police blotter - Oct. 6 issue
• One for Daniel
• Havelock student killed in college shooting
• Rams handle D.H. Conley
• Timothy William King
• County sets up storm damage hotline
• Marine Wing Support Squadron 274 returns to Cherry Point
• Storm stories
• Charlie Henderson Jr.
• Seafood festival going on as scheduled
• Fox tests positive for rabies
• Man charged with sex crime involving 4-year-old
• Rain still falling, 3 p.m. update
• Share your storm photos here
• Charles Francis Levandoski
• Schools release early, Nicole forms
• Rams running ahead of pack
• Cherry Point clinic changes care system
• Win, lose or draw, Vegas is always fun
• Change of season, change of assignments
• Welcome home beyond description
• Fire department thinks pink to support cancer patients
• Earline Pavone Lucht
• Edward Lee Brooks Jr.
• Police blotter - Sept. 29
• City to apply for grant for Phoenix site
• Chili festival seeks participants
• Tree falls, knocks out power
• Power starting to come back on
• Recovery undercover
• Havelock commissioners to get Phoenix update
• Bessie Godette Williams
• Louisiana White Carter
• Cherry Point schedules night training
• Richard Harris Jr.
• Maybelle Moore
• Carl Corbett Evans
• The cost of education
• Base Supply Center celebrates 15 years
• Havelock volleyball escapes West Craven challenge
• Havelock tennis beats White Oak
• Rams get league victory
• WWII veterans still fearless after seven decades
• A welcome to remember
• A hero's welcome
• Ervin Washington Jones
• Clinton Carter
• Isiah Gibbs
• Exhibit enlightens residents
• Life-saving lessons
• Burial practices of different cultures can be fascinating
• No point in making another wife feel inferior
• Actions will show our appreciation
• County, city clash over Phoenix site
• Police blotter - Sept. 22 issue
• Residents asked to show support for WWII veterans
• Havelock's Murphy named Principal of the Year
• Rams fall on last play of game
• Havelock man killed in crash
• Bobby Gibbs
• Rams fall on last play of game
• Joseph Slappey
• Road work designed for new FRC East facility
• Mary Jane Cantwell Kraft
• Drug probe nets 14 arrests
• Chili Festival plans heating up
• Cooper doing a little of everything for the Rams
• Police blotter - Sept. 15 issue
• State begins testing of private wells
• New club to open at Cherry Point
• Parents need to put 'iron' in their words
• Officials should have stayed quiet
• Ronald Edward Miller
• Board debates use of City Hall auditorium
• Moeine Weaver Wiggins
• Nelma Holmes Daniels Bell
• John Lupton Jr.
• Havelock board to meet
• Robert Clinton Blount Jr.
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Sept. 11 ceremony scheduled for Saturday
• Jones warns of economic collapse
• Derrell Adrian King
• Herbert G. Pero Sr.
• Sacrifice just part of being a Marine spouse
• State needs to take responsibility
• What's in the water?
• Havelock spikers fall in three to D.H. Conley
• Flight looks to honor World War II veterans
• Group seeks solution to traffic congestion
• Wallace becoming Havelock's go-to guy
• I have a soft spot for hurricanes
• Temples Point Road intersection to be reworked
• Police blotter - Sept. 8 issue
• Police investigate vandalism at Plaza
• Water out in parts of Havelock
• Programs aim to improve reading skills
• Robert Murray Humphrey
• Ferry collides with yacht
• Spirited Tea Partiers gather in Havelock
• Weather cancellations/school closures
• Rams get by Wilmington Laney
• Rubincel Argueta Perez
• Tea Party rally set for Saturday in Havelock
• Matthew Mark Deane
• Rams look to build momentum
• Richard Laverne Heichel
• Disaster kit supplies
• New Bern soccer team handles Havelock
• Hurricane warning issued, 2 p.m. update
• Weather cancellations/trash pickup
• Students get a click out of education
• I found myself lost in my wife's iPad
• What we have is a failure to communicate
• Editorial: Seeing is believing
• Slocum Road wreck slows traffic
• Police blotter - Sept. 1 issue
• Watches may be issued for Earl
• Matthew Mark Deane
• Magazine has unique way to honor Marines
• Clyde C. Stone
• Sarah Frances Fenner
• Earl gains strength, some impacts possible in N.C.
• Cherry Point traffic workshop scheduled
• Rams roll
• Cross country teams win in first meet
• Rams get volleyball victory
• Crowe ready to go for Rams
• FRC East welcomes job applicants with disabilities
• Legislators tour Phoenix dump site
• Bailey fundraiser exceeds $10,000 goal
• Private wells near dump site concern state
• New principals to greet students on first day of classes
• Bank robbery was a little too close
• Forgiving the technological demons
• Honor flight fundraiser to help WWII veterans
• City approves its backup plan
• Library to host exhibit on POWs
• Barbara J. MacArthur
• Augatha Mitchell McLawhorn
• Laurean to spend life behind bars after murder conviction
• Police blotter - Aug. 25 edition
• Webster may have played last game for Rams
• Laurean convicted
• City to consider sewer allocation for new restaurant
• Webster off Havelock football team
• Donald Ondra Collins
• New Bern controls Havelock in season opener
• Rams, Bears ready for some football
• Pilots to add their own thunder to Bristol
• Rams, Bears ready for some football
• Relief for Pakistan starts at Cherry Point
• New Bern controls Havelock in season opener
• Two charged with murder in Riverdale
• Goldie Elizabeth Oden Wallace
• Rams aim to get more runners to state meet
• North Harlowe man killed in work accident
• County looks at school meal solution
• Open door policy
• Worker dies when backhoe falls into ditch
• Fire destroys home, but residents escape
• Eleanor Jean Ramsey
• Great expectations for Havelock High football
• Dora Morrison
• State officials to tour dump site
• Rams make transition to Griffiths as new volleyball coach
• McNugget meltdown part of wild week
• Poor behavior nothing to celebrate
• Former CERT director accepts plea deal
• Cherry Point children get donated school supplies
• Rams still optimistic after opening loss
• Police blotter - Aug. 18 issue
• Havelock soccer team looks to build momentum
• Friend testifies he told Laurean how to build firepit
• Marines look to biofuels for energy
• Christine L. Duncan
• Cherry Point squadron to receive national recognition
• Elwood Godette
• Claire Herbert Johnson
• Pot plot seized in Newport, man arrested
• Comments sought on plan to move sewer pipe
• Laurean murder trial - Defense points at wife
• Havelock man charged with break-ins
• Scrimmage more than football for Rams
• Burr stops at Cherry Point as part of tour
• Marines back at home after seven months
• Police blotter - Aug. 11 issue
• Travel agent in the sky is looking out for me
• Staying in touch is a lot easier now
• Editorial: Tournament a success thanks to volunteers
• Dispute over unleashed dog leads to complaint against commissioner
• Tourney visitors enjoy their time in Havelock
• Tallahassee dominates in regional victory
• Burr to make stop at Cherry Point
• Funding for sewer project in question
• Summer performance series to continue Thursday
• Floyd "Bob" Elting
• Board to discuss possible sale of property
• Some still care about the post office
• Irma Sue Cannon Petersen
• State plans action at dump site
• Area's Civil War history to be part of presentation
• Babe Ruth tourney delayed
• Hundreds turn out for Bailey fundraiser
• Lawsuit against TV weatherman dropped
• Monday's Babe Ruth scores - Tallahasse reaches finals
• Grant delivered for aerospace jobs, Early College East
• Archaeologists seek pieces of puzzle at Cherry Point
• Babe Ruth Southeast Regional Scores (Thursday)
• Shoppers to get tax break this weekend
• Late-night helicopter training scheduled
• Benefit walk for Bailey scheduled
• Babe Ruth Southeast Regional Scores (Friday)
• Steven Devon Berry
• Babe Ruth Scores Saturday - Crystal Coast eliminated
• Police blotter - Aug. 4 issue
• Marine squadron holds reunion
• Baseball tournament may be big hit for business
• Richard Hadley Gray
• Tourney hosts look to compete against best in Southeast
• Babe Ruth Southeast Regional (Sunday scores)
• Arizona is just trying to protect itself
• Havelock Chili Festival

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