New Bern, NC News

• New Bern, NC News
• Walter W. Moeller
• Vivian Bennett Saulter
• Robert Eugene Pegram
• Raymond Francis Schiller
• Olive Powers Heath
• Mary McCorry Tucker
• Lynel Kelly Spicer
• Kaedell Outerbridge
• EDITORIAL: Remember
• Pedestrian struck while walking on highway
• BILL HAND: William Gaston: The Father of Religious Freedom
• Vietnam veteran’s book looks at emotional wounds
• State to investigate area behavioral health Medicaid fraud
• Troopers search for driver who triggered motorcycle wreck
• WEEK AHEAD: Memorial Day ceremonies cap week of remembrance
• Mary Jo Swisher Hamby
• 1,100 volunteers bring hope to Pamlico storm victims
• Scouts lead public remembrance of veterans at National Cemetery
• EDITORIAL: Simple math can help expose abuse
• LETTER: Spending facts
• LETTER: One writer about another
• LETTER: Thugs in Washington
• LETTER: Anything goes
• LETTER: Amendment One
• LETTER: So much to do
• LETTER: Child Abuse Prevention Month
• EDITORIAL: Annexations should be democratic
• RANDY FOSTER: Memorial Day 2012
• OTIS GARDNER: Dancing from the Oldie
• JOHN HOOD: Is NC back on track?
• BIRTH: Thomas O’Neal Wetherington
• ENGAGEMENT: Sara Mitchell / Patrick Hunter
• WEDDING: Mr. and Mrs. James H. Broughton Jr.
• WEDDING: Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cliffe
• ENGAGEMENT: Lindsay Ann Jarman / Joshua Douglas Whitford
• BIRTH: Emerson Wilson Burkhart
• ENGAGEMENT: Davetta Hill Cuthrell / Hiram Glenn Cuthrell
• Final step of Havelock median project to start
• Air Wing gets new commanding general
• JUDI LLOYD: What to do with old electronics
• Jobless rate continues slow improvement
• No major changes sought by proposed city spending plan
• City workers face higher insurance costs
• WWII DIARIES: Joy and tears during liberty spent with together
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Continuing with Jones Family descendants
• Craven County arrests and citations for 05/27/2012
• FOOTBALL: Life after football
• COLUMN: A realists' look at sports
• William Crouell
• Sandra Shong Crane
• Rosemary Elizabeth Gobrick
• Pauline Kilpatrick Pollock
• Nyal Craig Flowers
• Martha Foye Powell
• James Robinson Bland
• Dannie Robert Isenhart
• LETTER: Flowers for remembrance
• LETTER: $10,000
• EDITORIAL: Give people say on public lands
• Dreams have no silencer
• UPDATED: Trent Road restaurant destroyed by fire
• EDITORIAL: Capitalism will come out on top
• LETTER: Starting something
• LETTER: Duffest appropriation
• LETTER: Questionable motives
• LETTER: Gas prices
• OUTDOORS: Notes
• OUTDOORS COLUMN: Living with "Mr. no-shoulders"
• FOOTBALL: Bears on the rise
• Officer denies charges, makes her own allegation
• Kicking Across Carolina effort reaches New Bern
• Havelock mom, child missing
• Vietnam War to centerpiece Memorial Day event
• Memorial Day events planned area-wide
• Symphony presents annual free outdoor New Bern concert
• County employee pay hike still in proposed budget
• Alderman support Amtrak bus stop
• DANIEL J. VANCE: Meet Peter Winkler: Part One
• Harold Lee Kenyear
• Garrett Roberts
• Catherine Lucille Murrell Stroud
• Sandra Shong Chang
• Ricky Eugene Jones
• EDITORIAL: Price-gouging by the government
• LETTER: Sea level rise in perspective
• LETTER: Apples to oranges
• LETTER: No way to win
• SOFTBALL: Rams fall in regional semifinals
• Police officer accused in drug theft
• Boy, 6, honored for calling 911
• Eight Days of Hope volunteers come to Pamlico
• COLUMN: Physicality, where have you gone?
• Officials break ground on Crystal Coast Hospice House
• BASKETBALL: New Bern’s Hill to play in all-star game
• Morehead City chef wins Fire on the Dock
• Craven County arrests and citations May 23, 2012
• Tryon Palace offers three youth summer history camps
• Triangle Modernist Houses’ founder speaks in New Bern
• Family History Society hosts third annual heritage weekend
• Ratio Theatre Company opens conservatory for youth study in theater arts
• ‘Blithe Spirit’ returns with four shows this week
• Best of the best on exhibit through June 28 at Bank of the Arts
• Local photographer featured in ‘Our State’ coastal landmarks edition
• Library presents Civil War program Tuesday
• Broad Street presents diverse upcoming performers
• Country trio presents Friday concert at coffee house
• Toddler briefly trapped in active washing machine
• Sentencing set for NY bride who faked cancer
• Pre-prom photo leaves students drenched
• James Thomas Gilgo
• Gary Allen Warren
• Christine Stroud Civils
• Steven Allen Cain
• Sandra Shong
• Rosa Bell Hickman
• Jimmy Lee Heath
• EDITORIAL: Alberto an early reminder
• FOOTBALL:Rams headed to Charlotte
• LETTER: Forgiveness
• New Bern Cracker Barrel appears more likely
• Academics weren’t this student’s only challenge
• Schools implement Refugee School Impact Grant
• Faculty taking Craven Community College worldwide this summer
• Havelock police arrests and citations May 22, 2012
• Pamlico County looks at first tax increase in many years
• PotashCorp-Aurora to cut 150 employees
• Pamlico County arrests and citations May 22, 2012
• Craven County arrests and citations May 22, 2012
• EDDY BROWNING: Desert bar for your grad party
• Man in stable condition after Niagara Falls plunge
• Police: Grandmother shot grandson 8 times
• Car vandal takes nothing, leaves tortillas
• William Crouell
• Steven A. Cain
• Messiah Kylier Jaheim Joyner
• Mary Jane Powell Lewis
• Lydia Grace Gibson
• Katherine L. Shearer
• Jimmy L. Heath
• George Clifton Butler
• Freddie Koonce
• David Klingeman Folmer
• David K. Folmer
• SOCCER: Defending her ground
• SOFTBALL: Rams set to play in regional semifinals
• No tax hike in proposed county budget
• Family to hold unusual style of reunion
• Craven County arrests and citations May 21, 2012
• Local chefs remain in Fire on the Dock competition
• Aldermen consider pitch for Amtrak bus stop
• TOM PHILPOTT: Will justices review how states treat vets’ disability pay?
• Community law enforcement honors fallen heroes
• Rosa Hickman
• Emma Augusta Hale
• Barbara Sue Hutchins McCoy
• EDITORIAL: When stroke hits, quick response is critical
• BILL HAND: Tryon ‘Great Wolf’ negotiates borders with the Cherokee
• Area firefighters compete in Fireman Day contest
• WWII: Joy and tears during liberty spent with together
• Weather service tests new advisory system
• Barfield appointed NAACP director
• Tropical Storm Alberto hovers off Carolina coast
• Aldermen debate special event funding
• WEEK AHEAD: Arts, theater, book discussions among offerings
• Eddie E. Taylor
• Katherine Shearer
• James Moore
• James Alphonso Harper
• Ivan Monroe Hill
• LETTER: Double firsts?
• LETTER: Inconvenient response
• Havelock's Slocum Interchange, U.S. 17 Pollocksville Bypass accelerated
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Continuing details of the Jones Family will
• Habitat for Humanity Chair-ity event draws a crowd
• Preservation work over four decades adds to city’s value, attraction
• Double luck: Shriners hold second parade in New Bern this year
• WWII diaries: Moments of tenderness before shipping out
• LETTER: The $2 billion mistake
• LETTER: Living better now?
• LETTER: Atrocities
• LETTER: Which way U.S.?
• LETTER: Rebutting ACLU
• LETTER: Cost of health
• RANDY FOSTER: What does the Oracle foretell?
• ENGAGEMENT: Keri Anne Banks / Nicholas Michael Barber
• ENGAGEMENT: Linda Marie Baugher / Dennis Michael Malone
• ENGAGEMENT: Candace Vernae Richards / Karlos Jones
• ANNIVERSARY: Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Spears
• WEDDING: Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Dennis Gaskill
• TAEKWONDO: Drake destined for Korea
• Column: Inspire to do more
• TRACK: UNC Pembroke’s prized recruit
• TRACK: New Bern's Perez, Lovick place eighth at state
• Mildred DuVal Waller
• Leslie Andrew Fornes
• David Edward Eckberg
• SOFTBALL: Havelock's Tillman comes through in clutch
• BASEBALL: Bears great season comes to an end
• Push is on to protect N.C. military bases
• A smoother Neuse Blvd. on the horizon
• EDITORIAL: Inconvenient facts about immigration
• LETTER: Lyrics have meaning
• LETTER: Big government, big business
• LETTER: Food Drive thank you
• TRACK: Area athletes shine at state meet
• Joann Del Kuefner
• Jimmie A. Dudley
• Harvey Brown
• Lighting up the night
• Law officers run to help Special Olympics
• Havelock pizzeria opens New Bern location
• Havelock gears up to buy fire engine
• Craven Schools budget seeks $100 extra for teachers
• Boy Scouts honor Peterkin as Distinguished Citizen
• EDITORIAL: If gas-tax cap fits, it's time to wear it
• LETTER: Praise for health care
• LETTER: Thanks, District 5
• LETTER: Called on account of rain
• LETTER: Snubbed by a reader
• Baseball: Bears ready for Richmond Senior
• SOFTBALL: Rams rolling on
• OUTDOOR COLUMN: Do English Setters go to heaven?
• TRACK: Area track teams set sights on state
• OUTDOOR NOTES: Wildlife Commission offers tips on coexisting with black bears
• Ronnie Lee Scott
• Patrick Joseph Daly
• Michael Greyson Hollowell
• Jewel Faye Felts Casey
• Ernest Thomas Smith
• Baseball: Bears’ Pence commits to Wake Tech
• Softball: Total domination
• Column: Thank you Curt Flood
• Commissioners award convention center repair contract
• Local artists add talents to Habitat’s CHAIR-ity fundraiser
• Cherry Point spouses treated to special day downtown
• Officials: Stolen guns, equipment sold on auction sites
• Havelock man arrested on child sex charges
• DANIEL J. VANCE: The Comedians with Disabilities Act
• 1 in 3 autistic young adults lack jobs, education
• Dragon Boat teams assembling, more welcome for June festival
• Lunch & Learn presents Civil War love story
• Palace programs look at African-American history, honors veterans
• Bridgeton Riverfest returns for second year with fine arts, crafts
• RiverTowne, Civic present stage productions this week
• Craven County arrests and citations May 16, 2012
• Co-winners highlight 11th annual Juried Art Show
• Voci Allegre concert in New Bern canceled
• Broad St. Social Club hosts reggae concert
• Legal help offered for Irene victims
• Dog-weary residents want noise law to be enforced
• Region’s annual Employability Seminar a success
• Craven presents Excellence Awards at Convocation
• Evangelist, motivator, Pamlico CC student
• Fake cop could be responsible for roadside murders
• Linda LaVon West Brown
• James S. Allan
• Eleanor Austin
• Eddie Lee Williams
• Marion Fulford Thurman
• Baseball: Bears conquer Cape Fear
• Soccer: Bears run out of time
• EDITORIAL: Short session - will they do better this time?
• LETTER: Thanks
• LETTER: Advice
• LETTER: Troubling about Romney
• LETTER: Rich and rich
• Home invasion victim details ordeal
• Community concert band slated for season finale
• Proposed budget adds no new taxes
• Election canvass reveals no new winners
• Craven County arrests and citations May 15, 2012
• Third suspect charged in Vanceboro home invasion
• Strong thunderstorms possible through tonight
• Man bitten by rattlesnake in Walmart
• EDDY BROWNING: Recommendation: Pimento cheese
• Ruby Pittman Norman
• Rodman Lyon Lancaster
• Mary Dawson Anderson Davis
• Marion Fulford Thurman
• Ernest Thomas Smith
• Ernest Odell Tripp
• Eileen Simpson Hall
• Dorsey Lee Jenkins
• Baseball: New Bern's Barnes to UNCW
• Baseball: Bears, Hurricanes ready for second round
• New F-35Bs arrive, Perdue angles for aircraft’s future
• Bell holding onto N.C. House District 10 win
• Fleet Week arrives in NYC
• Work continues to rid bridges of lead-based paint
• Cyclist killed in collision with car
• TOM PHILPOTT: House Armed Services Committee votes to hike drug co-pays
• Two Marines jump with Black Daggers
• Charles Roger ‘Chuck' Hughes
• William Jennings Lane
• Tony D. Brimmer
• Susan Rae Boyd
• Margaret Simmons Kirk
• Margaret (Margo) Simmons Kirk
• Julia Ann Wiley Bryan Roebuck
• Jane Kinnison Millns
• James ‘Buddy' Albert Roberts
• Helen Grace Harris Hargett
• George Richard ‘Dick' Staunch
• Delorius Gardner Brouhard
• Charles Roger Hughes
• Retired Woodmen treasurer may hold record for service
• Local chefs compete in Iron Chef-style cookoff
• Tdap vaccine dates set
• WEEK AHEAD: Whirlwind week precedes holiday weekend
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Wills from our nation’s early days
• Craven Thirty: Mixed-use development aims to change New Bern’s retail landscape
• Civil War veterans honored during ceremony
• Record number get diplomas at Craven commencement
• All for show: First Capital Antique Auto Club sponsors downtown New Bern car show
• Relish Cooking Show coming to Kinston
• JOHN HOOD: North Carolina in two snapshots
• OTIS GARDNER: Don't have a penny in this fight
• LETTER: Politics aside, students first
• LETTER: Choke economic recovery?
• LETTER: A Farm Bill for all of rural America
• LETTER: Amendment One
• LETTER: Safe disposal
• LETTER: Politicized
• LETTER: Deserving the best
• LETTER: Shriners thank the community
• LETTER: A Clean Sweep
• LETTER: A new motto
• LETTER: It’s time to turn down the heat in political discourse
• RANDY FOSTER: To-do now was-done
• EDITORIAL: To mothers on Mother's Day - you're doing a great job
• ANNIVERSARY: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tripp
• ENGAGEMENT: Elizabeth Mazyck Baggett - Souleymane Sana
• WEDDING: Loni Jo Meadows - Christopher Neil Banks
• Track: Local athletes impress at big meets
• Gymnastics: Gymnasts with goals
• Column: Stop all bandwagon fans
• Sylvia Hoogendam Cochrane
• Melvin J. Wright
• Fumiko Takimoto Hovey
• Ellen May Demko
• Softball: Rams advance to second round
• Prep roundup: West Craven baseball falls to Eastern Wayne
• Baseball: Bears too much for Spartans
• Pamlico Community College graduates 95 at ceremony
• Soccer: Epiphany rallies in playoff opener
• JUDI LLOYD: How to catch a litter bug
• GREEN THUMB: How to landscape with plants native to Craven County
• Judge hears motions in Perdue campaign probe
• Price of Craven garbage stickers going down
• ELECTION 2012: Local GOP precinct captain resigns over comments
• Football: Rams’ Cooper commits to South Carolina
• Soccer: Bears make long trek to Lumberton
• Tracie Lee Valentine
• Ronald Adell Dudley
• Dolores J. McMahon
• Adolph Guion
• Softball: Taylor blasts Pamlico to second round
• EDITORIAL: For unwanted pets, a week is at least a start
• LETTER: Amendment aftermath
• LETTER: Ashamed
• LETTER: Amendment One
• Pirates visit Southern Miss
• Area teams prepare for postseason
• Outdoors column: The comeback of an American icon
• Outdoor notes: Wildlife Commission reminds people to leave young wildlife alone
• Special prom for students with special needs
• Postal service strategy has local effects
• N.C. House District 10 race still in question
• Son of Civil War veteran builds memorable life — brick by brick
• Havelock looks to hold the line on taxes
• Mail carriers collect cans for a cause
• Craven County arrests and citations May 10, 2012
• Teacher who placed students in 'cone of shame' facing dismissal
• Wife hits husband with SUV over voting dispute
• Paralyzed marathoner 'over the moon' to complete British event
• William G. Huckle
• Paul Fridtjof Knudson
• James Roberts
• Helen Grace Harris Hargett
• Edward Perry Rivenbark
• EDITORIAL: Playing politics with student loans
• Soccer: Kicking at Campbell
• Up close with Pamlico’s Darian Roberts
• Softball: Hurricanes primed for playoff run
• Officials: House District 10 Republican contest undecided
• Rams not looking back
• Column: Two for the price of one?
• DANIEL J. VANCE: Traumatic brain injury changed a community
• Craven CC: Craven's Lifetime Learning Center plans June trips to DPAC, Asheville
• Post passage, Amendment One continues to evoke strong views
• Pamlico CC: Regroup, retrain, renew
• Craven County arrests and citations May 9, 2012
• Relief group hopes for mosquito control help
• Aging Well Expo aimed at Pamlico seniors
• CarolinaEast hosts expanded wellness expo
• ‘Stories of Cedar Grove’ provide insight into historic cemetery
• ‘Scoundrels’ continue visit to New Bern with three shows this weekend
• Ratio takes new season to Cullman Performance Hall
• Renamed ‘Art on the Neuse’ is Saturday in Oriental
• Ratio holds June auditions for upcoming shows
• Broad Street Social Club presents ‘Holy Ghost Tent Revival’
• Art Market draws hundreds as prelude to Juried Art Show Friday
• ArtWalk takes to the streets during Friday’s May program
• ‘Blithe Spirit’ brings spells, mayhem to RiverTowne Players’ stage
• Sheneka Nicole Frazier
• Peggy Ann Dudley Carpenter
• Marcella Brown Foskey
• John Raymond Williams
• James Edwards
• Caroline Harris Coward
• ELECTION 2012: School board runoff between Hale, Roberts
• ELECTION 2012: Sanderson takes N.C. Senate District 2 primary
• LETTER: Make no mistake …
• LETTER: Duffest
• LETTER: City parking, hotel pool
• LETTER: Downtown parking
• ELECTION 2012: House races: Speciale in District 3, District 10 too close to call
• ELECTION 2012: Wilder and Wilson two votes apart for Jones Board of Education nomination
• ELECTION 2012: McFadyen, Smith to face off for judge in November
• ELECTION 2012: Local counties back Amendment One
• ELECTION 2012: Jones beats Palombo heading into general election
• ELECTION 2012: Jones wins NC Republican primary for 3rd District
• ELECTION 2012: Prescott out-polls for seat as Pamlico commissioner
• ELECTION 2012: McFadyen leading in judge race
• ELECTION 2012: NC approves amendment on gay marriage
• Prep roundup: Allen’s late goal lifts Bears to first-round win
• ELECTION 2012: Pamlico One Stop results
• Track: Hurricanes head to Greensboro
• Armstrong on his way
• Pamlico faces possible service cuts, tax hikes
• New Bern man sentenced in federal drug case
• Craven County arrests and citations May 8, 2012
• Air show organizers release attendance figures
• EDDY BROWNING: Foods that break monotony with your taste buds
• ELECTION 2012: Voters turn out early to polls
• Man airlifted with burn injuries, suspect in custody
• Pamlico works to close $1 million shortfall
• Leroy Chandler
• Doris Hill Sadler
• Anthony Ray Sayland
• Adolph Guion
• EDITORIAL: Marriage has survived for centuries without this
• Soccer: Start of a new season for Bears
• Soccer: Rams open playoffs at Wilson Fike
• Golf: New Bern earns second at regional
• Wrestling: Longtime ACC coach visits West Craven
• Craven County arrests and citations May 8, 2012
• Women volunteers needed for Habitat project
• Book aims to explain autism to children
• Recession forces county job cuts
• Craven teachers named Kenan Fellows
• TOM PHILPOTT: Obama protects GI Bill users, new laws needed to do more
• Unmanned aerial systems deploy to Afghanistan
• Susan R. Boyd
• Marcella "Lyn" Brown Foskey
• Johnny Genearl Purvis
• Helen C. Doolittle
• Edward P. Rivenbark
• Conner Wayne Combs
• Wet weather fails to stall air show
• Lightning suspected cause of house fire
• Accidents leave 1 dead, another seriously injured
• ELECTION 2012: Voters have choices in Tuesday's primary
• BILL HAND: Walt Bellamy: New Bern’s basketball legend
• WEEK AHEAD: Art on tap this week in downtown New Bern
• Ralph Vernon Brooks
• Betty J. Brush
• Alice Juanita ‘Nita' Mazyc Woodard
• Aldermen to take on city spending plan
• ELECTION 2012: Political newcomers seek school board seat in Pamlico County
• ELECTION 2012: Former teacher goes against incumbent in Pamlico school race
• KEN GRUEBEL: When weather plays a major character
• GREEN THUMB: Avoid hazards when home gardening
• Duffest celebrates community and families
• Memorial service honors James Alexander
• Vanceboro celebrates those red, luscious berries
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: William Jones will, continued
• AIR SHOW: New and old, aircraft dazzle thousands
• ELECTION 2012: U.S. House District 3 Republican primary profiles
• Boys golf: Bears ready for regionals
• Boys golf: Hard work pays off for Rams’ Scamman
• WEDDING: Helen Frances Lundy - Joseph Edward Mayo
• ENGAGEMENT: Jasmine J. Boone - Julian L. Williams
• Column: Respect to the seniors
• ENGAGEMENT: Shannon Taylor - Joey Campbell
• BIRTH: Thaddius Riley Roberts IV
• BIRTH: Jacob Ayden Fleming
• JOHN HOOD: What if North Carolina were a country?
• OTIS GARDNER: A squandered opportunity
• LETTER: Combative?
• LETTER: Episcopal Church
• LETTER: Slippery slope
• LETTER: Lawyers
• LETTER: Family law experts
• LETTER: Spiritual decline
• LETTER: Expressing a right
• LETTER: Marriage and God
• LETTER: What will it do?
• EDITORIAL: Do we need a law against fake drugs?
• LETTER: Marriage Amendment
• LETTER: Amendment One
• LETTER: Amendment One
• Kathleen Brinson Garner
• David Spencer Carman
• David Lee Dove
• Bessie Coward Suggs
• Barbarina Rose Andy Sears
• Albert Lee Manning
• Softball: Defensive miscues cost Bears
• Soccer: Epiphany soccer stuns Wayne Country Day
• Baseball: Rams, errors doom Eagles
• Prep roundup: Pamlico softball clinches conference title
• Bridge repainting over MLK completed
• LETTER: Amendment One
• EDITORIAL: US Airways seeks a different landing
• WWII-era fighter a thrilling plane to pilot
• Festivals make for a busy weekend in Craven County
• Lena Marie Fulcher Broughton
• Jobie Hargett
• Doy Edward Williams
• EDITORIAL: Don't give ground on immunizations
• Flying Nun meets Blue Angel
• Track: Havelock girls take third, boys fifth at conference meet
• Sudan Shriners return for May
• LETTER: Marriage Amendment
• LETTER: Marriage Amendment
• LETTER: Amendment One
• LETTER: Downtown parking
• LETTER: Prayer
• LETTER: Keep it in check
• LETTER: Candidate forum
• LETTER: Prayer
• Basketball: Trojans' Haddock heading to Division I USC-Upstate
• Football: Jones Senior standouts to play at N.C. Wesleyan
• Baseball: Trojans' Sutton takes bat to Methodist
• Notebook: Brandt solid again for ECU
• Outdoors: Outdoor Notes
• Outdoors Column: Celebrating those who make a difference
• Perdue speaks out against Amendment One
• Popular singer Gentry returns to Cherry Point for air show
• Craven County arrests and citations May 3, 2012
• Deputy orders inmates to dance, gets fired
• College student left in cell for days drinks urine to survive
• Lillian R. Neviser
• Lillian I. Polacke
• Leon Crawford Scott
• George Rufus Hughes
• Elsie Moore Matthews
• Sarah Stanley Armond
• Rhonda Leigh Mari
• Louis Kilpatrick
• Track: Eagles’ Brown sets new personal best
• Column: Tips from the Natural
• EDITORIAL: State should end the death penalty
• LETTER: More on prayer
• LETTER: Prayer
• Baseball: Up close with Pamlico’s Micah Caroon
• Baseball: A trying season
• ELECTION 2012: NC Senate District 2 race proves competitive
• Air show info
• Air show celebrates history of Marines, air station
• Bedbugs prove to be a persistent pest
• Teens accused in tractor business break-in
• DANIEL J. VANCE: Couple adopting Eastern European child
• Woman's club donates to school
• Luper’s ‘Remembrances’ exhibit opens at library
• ‘Scoundrels’ arrive in New Bern Friday night
• Craven Arts Council hosts annual Art Market, juried show
• Saturday race benefits American Cancer Society
• Annual arts festival has added music this year
• Annual antique auto show planned downtown
• Craven Community Chorus presents ‘A Sentimental Journey’
• New Bern store pays fines for price-scanning errors
• Officials break ground on Craven Thirty
• Craven County arrests and citations May 2, 2012
• Pamlico County arrests and citations May 2, 2012
• Mom accused of taking kindergartner into tanning booth
• Tommy Phillips
• Rhonda Leigh Mari
• Norvel Fred Kuhn
• Kenneth Lee Mattocks
• John Henry Harrison
• James Andrew Alexander
• Hazel Marie Lewis Fisher
• Freddie Lee Bradshaw
• Track: Brown, Eagles sprint to Coastal 3-A meet
• Softball: Hurricanes pound Trojans, 15-3
• Hurricanes down Trojans
• Track: Rams ready for Coastal 3-A meet
• Prep roundup: New Bern’s golfers roll in conference championship
• ELECTION 2012: N.C. House District 10 Republican Primary
• LETTER: Support marriage
• LETTER: Christian prayer
• LETTER: A vote for Hale
• EDITORIAL: No prosecution in deadly break-in
• Watchdog group: Changes confuse Craven voters
• Primary decides Pamlico District 1 commissioner’s seat
• Semper Fly Run postponed
• Food service vendor offering internships
• Craven develops ways to deliver its hands-on courses over the web
• Craven County student serves as governor’s page
• Pamlico hosts scaled-back cancer relay
• Controversial campaign signs stolen from community
• Craven County arrests and citations May 1, 2012
• Car bursts into flames, two unhurt
• EDDY BROWNING: It’s Derby Day
• Woman accused of putting bleach in daughter's eyes
• Bed bugs discovered at housing authority complex for elderly
• Facebook wants to help you share your organs
• Louis Kilpatrick
• Kenneth Lee Mattocks
• Helen Rosen Neviser
• Hazel Marie Lewis Fisher
• Doris Tyndall Williams
• Dennis Rate Boomer
• Annie Flowers Goodwin
• Alton Hill Thigpen
• Nannie Wetherington Humphrey
• Soccer: Rams top Eagles on Senior Night
• Track and Field: New Bern ready to surprise
• Craven woman collects on Cash 5 jackpot
• Lawyers rate judicial candidates
• Three vie for vacant judicial seat
• Educators, students return to school ravaged by Irene
• TOM PHILPOTT: Graham forecasts House-Senate deal on TRICARE fee hikes
• Marines learn counter-IED techniques
• Craven County arrests and citations April 30, 2012
• Nannie Wetherington Humphrey
• Martha Sweeny Ward
• Janice Vail Thorne
• Carol Bost Ziolkowski
• Billie Slater
• New Thang Conference set for May 11-13
• Lecture provides insight into environmental impacts on water
• Plantation opens for rare glimpse at history
• BILL HAND: Remembering an influential senator
• Fire engulfs office at shuttered cotton gin
• House District 3 candidates detail priorities
• Havelock commissioners consider property acquisitions
• WEEK AHEAD: Activities abound in the air, on the ground
• EDITORIAL: Second mortgage a familiar target
• Shirley Ann Matthews
• Robert Michael Dixon
• Raymond Earl Robinson
• Mavis Idell Cisco
• Karen Diane Melton
• John Vernon Houser
• James Tyler Ballard
• James Lee Clouser
• Audrey P. Lewis
• Aaliyah Acosta Gray
• LETTER: Sanderson’s record
• LETTER: Downtown parking
• LETTER: Downtown parking
• WEDDING: Eleanor Jurney Wilkins - Tate Colin Johnson
• ENGAGEMENT: Jenna Michelle Willis - Steven Coleman Heath
• ENGAGEMENT: Lauren Elizabeth Littrell - Jonathan Cornell Cieszko
• BIRTH: Emmitt Randall Nelson
• BIRTH: Chapel Grayden Edwards
• BIRTH: Mira Sigorni White
• WWII DIARIES: British woman recalls a scary childhood
• 'Fab Four' first to earn NCSU degrees at Craven CC Havelock campus
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Jesse Jones: Landowner here and in Virginia
• Many local events compete for crowds on air show weekend
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Parting words from a military spouse
• Survivors’ list grows with each annual Craven Relay for Life
• Budding Brinson scientists show what they know
• Group works to prep for seven-figure population growth
• Refugees share culture and traditions at event
• ELECTION 2012: Craven County District 5 School Board
• Lacrosse: Lights shine on New Bern lacrosse
• Column: NFL Draft: Craven County takes a rare year off
• Baseball: Havelock slows Jacksonville, 2-1
• ECU football: A year later
• Tulane downs Pirates again
• Prep roundup: Pamlico falls to Lejeune
• William Lebert Dickerson
• Lucile Nancy Lineberger
• Karen Diane Melton
• James Tyler Ballard
• Frances Brown Moore
• Dorothy Rae Clark Gaskins
• A. L. Andrews
• Baseball: Bears bully Screaming Eagles
• EDITORIAL: Jones' prayers an unnecessary gamble
• LETTER: Why so many phone books?
• LETTER: Luck
• LETTER: Apology to our military
• New Thang Conference set for May 11-13
• Aldermen, staff weigh future of utility board
• Aldermen award solid waste contract
• JUDI LLOYD: Next Clean Sweep set for May 5
• GREEN THUMB COLUMN: Another kind of kudzu pest, this one a bug
• Two flee fire out second-story window
• Brinson's Fillingame is Craven 'Teacher Ambassador'
• Craven, Pamlico jobless rates improve
• Lib Bryan: Stewart comes up clutch
• Trenton man buys $1 million ticket in New Bern
• Michael Anthony Hamilton
• Dolcy Lee Hicks
• JOHN HOOD: How governments abuse their power
• EDITORIAL: USO celebrating 70 years of service
• LETTER: Bad way to get support
• LETTER: The fix was overdue
• LETTER: Sun Journal and animals
• LETTER: Amendment One
• New Bern to host PepsiCo shareowners’ meeting
• City welcomes new planner
• New Bern author leads Craven 300th program on Bellair Plantation
• Annual Relay for Life benefits cancer research Friday and Saturday
• Parking purgatory: Limited spots downtown irk some visiting shops and eateries
• Track: Hurricanes storm on to regionals
• Outdoors column: Fighting the battle of the bugs
• Outdoors notes: Wildlife commission launches site for mobile-device users
• Golf: Right on par
• Craven County arrests and citations April 26, 2012
• Arrest made in Vanceboro home invasion
• Debutante event set for Saturday
• Man held in Vanceboro shooting
• Accused madam's family seeks donations for bail
• Severe weather threat in effect through Friday
• Sophie R. Gadzuk
• Robert A. Roth
• Maggie Geraldine Thomas
• Mabel Brinson Price
• Leola Mae Bell Cuthrell
• Lenora Fonville Young
• John D. Lewis
• Helen Spence Henderson
• Catherine Johnie Boyd Daniels
• OTIS GARDNER: At the mercy of airline ticketing
• Baseball: Bears brilliant versus Rose
• Soccer: Up close with New Bern’s Ashle Eason
• Soccer: Falcons’ Davis provides heroics
• Column: My brush with greatness
• Softball Feature: Daughtridge dazzles
• Mumfest a Top 20 event
• Virgin Islands diving death ruled accidental
• DANIEL J. VANCE: Taunts often hurt for life
• Annual relay bike ride Saturday in Pamlico County
• AMY JAMES: Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
• City aids cemetery arch restoration
• Pharmacy to host drug disposal event
• Blues artist’s music drawn from life experiences
• Spring is here when Southern Gentlemen take the stage
• Four Seasons Chamber Music Festival features world-class musicians
• Community Chorus’ Spring Concert spans three performances
• Paint the New Bern skyline project slated by Bear Hands
• Beware: ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ are coming to New Bern
• Craven County arrests and citations April 25, 2012
• Rothermel Foundation lecture examines environmental issues in local waters
• Entertainment, lessons featured at Interfaith fundraiser
• Man mistakes girlfriend for hog, shoots her
• James Martin Davenport
• Jacquelyn L. Opdyke
• Henry Wade Gardner
• Floy Norman Chrusciel
• Corrine Gee Gaskill
• Sandra Dea Dixon Patrick
• Mildred Ange Rouse
• Linda Woodward Flythe
• Soccer: Offensive woes continue for Bears
• Baseball: Bears blank Hoggard
• Prep roundup: Pamlico boys’ track team claims 11th-straight CPC title
• EDITORIAL: Dick Clark gave us cause to dance
• LETTER: Repulsed by tactics
• LETTER: Nice story but ...
• LETTER: Bible facts
• Lacrosse: Special night for New Bern Lacrosse
• Golfers hit the links at Lib Bryan Invitational
• Young volunteers singled out
• Become an entrepreneur, no charge
• Craven County arrests and citations April 24, 2012
• Craven Schools seeks to add Rachel’s Challenge program
• College honors high-achieving, active students
• Pollocksville murder suspect remains hospitalized in Virginia
• City seals up swimming pool at shuttered hotel
• Woman airlifted in stabbing incident
• School board candidates pitch for open seat
• EDDY BROWNING: Pork chops that are sure to please your taste buds
• Couple accidentally shot at gun safety class
• David Glenn Yandle
• Phoebe Henderson Williams
• Michael Anthony Hamilton
• James M. Davenport
• Jacquelyn L. Opdyke
• Donald Edward Peery
• JOHN HOOD: North Carolina's climate improves
• Softball: Built Ram tough
• Town, schools recognized on Earth Day
• State transportation committee votes to sink ferry tolls
• WWII: Americans joining in
• Air shows date back to air station’s early days
• TOM PHILPOTT: Hefty payments to reach military foreclosure victims
• Pollocksville man charged with Virginia murders
• Linda Woodward Flythe
• Lenora Fonville Young
• Corrine Gee Gaskill
• OTIS GARDNER: Thinking about bikini weather
• Sparks’ final send-off
• BILL HAND: More Tarheel connections to the Titanic
• WWII: Social life during the war
• Aldermen to view Irene video
• Nonprofit Food Bank helps feed the hungry
• District 5 candidates forum set for Monday
• WEEK AHEAD: Shriners fish fry, Relay for Life headline the week
• Donald Worthington Pulliam
• Chloe Evalyn Coyne
• LETTER: Marriage Protection
• LETTER: Amendment One
• LETTER: Amendment One
• LETTER: Amendment One
• LETTER: A birthday gift for Craven County
• LETTER: Voting for Roberts
• LETTER: ‘Missing’ words
• LETTER: Main Street grant
• Ruth Civils McCoy/Ralph Potter
• Parker Len Hardison/Benjamin Scott Kemp
• Mr. and Mrs. John K. France
• Heather Silva/Zebedee Jones Jr.
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powers
• Groups seek total of $131,500 in city funding
• City looks at ways to pay for storm drainage maintenance
• Old railroad depot gets a new lease on life
• Craven considers animal control issues
• GREEN THUMB: Spots on your dogwood trees?
• Multicultural production planned by Pamlico schools
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Good way to be in the know
• KEN GRUEBEL: A book that goes on too long
• Humane society provides homes, new lease on life for cats, dogs
• WWII: Humor among the falling bombs
• LETTER: A right for everyone
• LETTER: In response
• LETTER: What it does
• LETTER: A real danger to domestic violence victims
• LETTER: Reinforce marriage
• LETTER: Christ-like
• LETTER: Aldermen’s vote
• LETTER: Aldermen’s vote
• LETTER: Bettis and Taylor
• LETTER: Bettis and Taylor
• LETTER: Bettis and Taylor
• LETTER: Bible’s precedent
• Celebrities golf for Sparks' charities
• Column: Sparks’ events benefit area
• Celebrities showcase golf game
• Roger Lee Phillips
• Carol Jean Campbell Tillett
• Betty Parlier
• Alexander Powell
• Baseball: Hurricanes shut out Mariners
• Baseball: Emotional Eagles falter to Falcons
• Softball: Pamlico drops first conference game
• Prep roundup: New Bern soccer ties White Oak
• Hansen headed to UNC-Charlotte
• Softball: Rams shut out Pack
• EDITORIAL: Tie compensation closely to work
• LETTER: The perfect storm
• LETTER: Which is it?
• LETTER: Tax extensions
• LETTER: Gas prices
• Craven sheriff gets a raise
• Sparks brings stars and charity to downtown
• Celebrity golf tournament/fun run caps Sparks’ weekend
• Man arrested in March 30 shooting
• William Donald Simms
• William Donald Booth
• Olive Morris Franks
• Jean Ward Powell Overby McCain
• Jan Warren Parker
• Estella Simmons Stanley
• Prep roundup: Bears’ baseball wins non-conference game
• ELECTIONS: Early voting begins; about 200 cast votes in New Bern
• Four Craven volunteers get statewide recognition
• Football: Rams' Ashley commits to ECU
• Softball: Hoskins hopes to make impact at Lenoir-Rhyne
• County recreation champion dies
• Soccer: Rams' Spink set for Methodist
• EDITORIAL: 'Buffett Rule' was never about fairness
• LETTER: GSA fiasco
• LETTER: No debating
• LETTER: Tax extension? Really!?
• LETTER: Make no mistake …
• Outdoors column: Pointing Labs: The most versatile of gun dogs?
• Outdoor notes: Local dog wins major field trial
• Pirates open big series at Rice
• Man pleads guilty in pizza place shooting
• Infant photo studio moves into public view
• Craven County arrests and citations April 19, 2012
• Resolution supporting gay marriage ban valid
• Fire at vacant home called suspicious
• Sheriff charges shooting victim in domestic incident
• Cops: McDonald's worker spit in customers' drinks
• Annie Mae Meadows Fergerson
• Adolph Pollock
• William E. Sinclair
• William Donald Booth
• Thomas Lavelle Quay
• Jason Matthew Hamilton
• Early primary voting begins Thursday
• Downtown galleries, businesses join Sparks weekend festivities
• Softball: Winning starts here
• Column: Jordan’s 2012 NFL mock draft: picks 1-10
• Up close with Havelock’s James Cates
• Craven County arrests and citations April 18, 2012
• LETTER: The circus
• LETTER: A vote for Sanderson
• LETTER: A vote for McNulty
• EDITORIAL: 'Buffett Rule' is pure pandering
• Catfish Lake Road deaths memorialized on first anniversary
• Palace reflects on Civil War, celebrates Earth Day
• Multicultural production planned by Pamlico schools
• ‘Murder in 3-D’ mystery theater concludes this weekend
• Epiphany School students present spring musical
• ‘Cowboy Orchestra’ plays Saturday at downtown club
• ‘Legally Blonde’ has four shows this week at Orringer Auditorium
• Community Chorus’ Spring Concert — ‘A Sentimental Journey’
• ‘1964 The Tribute’ returns to New Bern
• Special children’s opera — Brundibár — commemorates Holocaust
• Deputies search for home invasion suspects
• NWS issues hazardous outlook
• Judge to set bond for seized dogs
• Aldermen approve resolution supporting gay marriage ban
• Sylvia Lubertha Bell Edwards
• Robert Philip Remele
• Mary Lee Shipley Hahn
• Margaret Lucille Bennett
• Lois Murosky
• Julia Sadler Hopkins
• Prep Roundup: Hurricanes’ softball pummels Southwest Onslow, 15-4
• New Bern shoots down Laney
• Havelock contractor dies in Afghanistan
• Bears keep rolling
• 2nd Marine Air Wing commander promoted
• Funding announced for ongoing work on major Pamlico secondary road
• Postal carrier airlifted after crash
• Police handcuff Georgia kindergartner for tantrum
• Save gas while job hunting at one-stop job fair
• Craven Community College Green Fair set for April 26
• N.C. Governor’s School offers unique summer program
• Craven County arrests and citations April 17, 2012
• Cherry Point gate open, suspicious vehicle not a threat
• Arrest made in taxi robbery
• EDDY BROWNING: Throw a Casual Spring Get Together
• Ulysses Allen
• Hilda A. Whitfield
• Frances Agee Lewis
• Bobby E. Campbell
• William E. Sinclair
• Bears getting scary good
• Tea partyers rally on tax day
• Craven County arrests and citations April 17, 2012
• Dragon boats featured at Neuse River Day
• WWII: The Rescue at Dunkirk
• Former teacher pleads guilty in child porn case
• Pilots take to the sky to promote air show
• Craven commissioners open meeting with prayer
• Brees, Schilling to headline Sparks’ charity weekend
• TOM PHILPOTT: Military marriages show surprising resilience
• Marine reflects on three decades of service
• Rena Lanier Singleton
• Bobby E. Campbell
• Annie Mae Meadows Ferguson
• St. Paul science team attends tournament
• Modular home gutted by fire
• BILL HAND: New Bern’s connection to the Titanic
• WWII: The start of the war
• Attorney assumes judgeship in courtroom ceremony
• Educator honored for community service
• WEEK AHEAD: Sparks hosts charity weekend
• William D. Simms
• Rena Lanier Singleton
• Mary Lee Hahn
• Hilda R. Whitfield
• Hilda Brinson Diffee
• Eunice P. Boyette
• Diane Barzanti Sesco
• Craven County arrests
• Havelock awards contract for 9/11 memorial
• Program to shed light on atrocities of the Holocaust
• Taxpayer group sponsors Tax Day Tea Party on Monday
• Purple Heart chapter makes donation to Craven CC Foundation
• Eight primary candidates to speak to local Christian Coalition
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: More genealogy for the William White Penney family
• WWII: News release from the Battle of the Bulge
• Heritage Day brings Tuscarora Indian War to life
• Corvette lovers celebrate 20 years with spring show
• Corvette show revs up local auto enthusiasts
• Area Democrats to honor governor as hometown ‘trailblazer’
• Local GOP candidates field questions from voters
• Jeanne Hussey-Shawn Hopkins
• Erin Lynne Eubanks-Mark Edward Collins
• Spring game doesn’t answer ECU QB question
• Hardy building on last year’s success
• Column: Athletes are role models
• Epiphany soccer claims victory over Trinity Christian
• Webster almost ready to go
• Johnnie Spivey
• Diane B. Sesco
• KEN GRUEBEL: Finding a satisfying read in an ‘oldie goldie’
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Making a rental property feel like home
• Historic homes on display in New Bern
• Eagles blank Rams
• City shifts investment strategy to long-term
• Aldermen to consider appropriations requests
• Havelock softball shuts out West Craven
• New Bern smacks Ashley on diamond
• New Bern pursues grant for new walking, biking trail
• Police investigate rash of vehicle break-ins
• Festival of Fun scheduled for Saturday
• Oriental boat show features boats, merchandise, stories
• Little League returns to New Bern
• Pirates kick off spring game Saturday
• Moye, Jackson to play ball at W.Va. Wesleyan
• EDITORIAL: Two former mayors, one message: No to Amendment One
• Sylvia Bell Edwards
• Noreen M. Staffa
• Joseph F. Lehmann
• George Edward Pittman
• Edward Taylor
• Edna Johnson
• Carl S. Hagar
• GREEN THUMB: Spring frosts pose threat to centipedegrass
• JUDI LLOYD: ‘Being green’ isn’t just for adults
• Havelock routs West Craven
• Oriental boat show participants feel upbeat about industry
• Belk hosts semi-annual charity sale next week
• Eyes on the pin
• Reunions part of tourney victories for Havelock's Smith
• Outdoor notes: New freshwater state record striped bass landed
• Alabama rigs making waves with anglers
• Barber honored for work with youth
• Aldermen tackle prayer, gay marriage
• Override systems proposed for stuck gas pedals
• LETTER: What Obama really is
• LETTER: Born with or a choice?
• LETTER: Hometown New Bern
• LETTER: High school overcrowding
• LETTER: Gas taxes
• EDITORIAL: Santorum puts his campaign on hold
• LETTER: A vote for Tanya Roberts
• LETTER: A vote for Randy Ramsey
• Alligator visits motel, bites guest
• Edward Taylor
• Doris Gray Fonville
• Carol L. Schmidt
• Carl S. Hagar
• Sherrie Kaye Drerup
• Noreen M. Staffa
• Joseph Francis Lehmann
• James Earl Jones
• George Edward Pittman
• Eulalia Salgado Genaro
• Craven Early College continues theatrical tradition with ‘Legally Blonde’
• Corvette lovers celebrate 20 years with spring show on Saturday
• Lions Club fundraiser features ‘Golden Platter’ Milton Bullock
• Farmers market hosts annual SpringFest on Saturday
• Craven Concerts presents Carolina Brass
• Famed Florida barbershop quartet headlines Southern Gentlemen show
• ‘Murder in 3-D’ opens Friday night
• Ensemble Vermillian performs Sunday at history center
• Voter registration for May 8 primary closes Friday
• Armstrong promoted to Carolina Mudcats
• Rams outrun Eagles
• Confessions of a coach's son
• Summit focuses on safety, availability of water supply
• Health care providers seek to lower costs through new program
• New Bern accepts Main Street grant
• Official: Charges coming in Trayvon Martin death
• Rams on the attack
• DANIEL J. VANCE: ‘Things happen for a reason’
• WWII: School days and air raid sirens
• Craven County arrests and citations April 11, 2012
• Assisted living stabbing suspect held
• Suspected thieves nabbed by GPS
• 'Simpsons' creator reveals location of 'real' Springfield
• Reba Lee Byrd
• Perrelia Squires Parker
• Hattie Louise Quill
• Fountain Hugh Hood
• Edna A. Johnson
• Doris Wright Fonville
• Charles C. Harrell
• Carol L. Schmidt
• Arthur F. Tyler
• Alton Ray Lane
• River Bend residents advised to boil tap water
• April is 'Month of the Military Child'
• PCC student journeys from the friendly skies to the front of the classroom
• Craven CC’s medical assisting program energized, growing in stature
• Annual historic homes tour begins Friday
• Fort Barnwell Heritage Day features programs on Tuscarora War, Palatines
• Opening in style
• Warren making up for lost time
• COMMENTARY: USDA makes smart move on Smart Grid investments
• ECU QB race to continue beyond spring
• Three hurt in assisted living attack
• Gingrich campaigns in New Bern
• WWII: Anecdotes from wartime Britain
• LETTER: Gas taxes
• LETTER: Pharmacy robberies
• LETTER: Church and state
• EDITORIAL: Area eager to carry on base relations
• Craven County arrests and citations April 10, 2012
• 5 more minutes? New alarm clock says no
• Red flag warning today
• Student stops school bus after driver stricken
• Rodney Michael Nicholas
• Perrelia Squires Parker
• John William Avery
• BRAC request submitted to Congress
• EDDY BROWNING: Asparagus and spinach recipes
• New Bern girls treated to a White House Easter
• Holloway hopeful hard work pays off
• TOM PHILPOTT: Older retirees surprised to be in fresh TRICARE fight
• A day in the life of a Cherry Point Marine
• Pamlico County tests voting machines beyond required limits
• Highway patrol targets teen drivers
• Craven County arrests and citations April 9, 2012
• Officials investigate suspicious vehicle fire
• Sybil Whorton Gatlin
• Steven Craig Walston
• College honors CarolinaEast and leadership
• BILL HAND: Historic New Bern: A dancing town
• WEEK AHEAD: Homes tour, boat show and more
• WWII: The great London Blitz begins
• Early Easter signals early tourist season
• EDITORIAL: Earl Scruggs 'just always Earl'
• Kicking across Carolina
• Column: Tribe Time in N.C.
• Thelka Schultes
• Steven C. Walston
• Stephen A. Daniels
• Hubert Gardner
• Arthur Fitz Tyler
• Ada Thorne Canney
• Pottery festival offers local artists unique venue
• Local Jewish community observes Passover this week
• 'Magical' garden a centerpiece for healthy living
• Volunteers spruce up Neuse River
• EDITORIAL: Make tough choices on gasoline prices
• Bayboro Town Hall building could be up for sale
• Scottish Rite fundraiser to benefit children with language disabilities
• WWII: Death from above: German bombers over England
• KEN GRUEBEL: ‘East of the Mountains’ is a treasured find
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Exploring the country
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: The Penny family genealogy
• Fire destroys house in Fairfield Harbour
• JOHN HOOD: When truth lost its temper
• RANDY FOSTER: On olden pond, and the new Easter
• Dorothy Elizabeth Phillips
• New Bern aldermen to tackle full agenda Tuesday
• LETTER: Time Out
• LETTER: Wall of separation?
• LETTER: Supreme Court
• Solter making most of opportunities
• WWII: Spending nights in backyard bunkers
• New Bern police incidents for April 6, 2012
• Neuse River Day returns with debut of dragon boat races
• Pamlico families pass initial round for storm buyouts
• County's jobless rate drops
• GREEN THUMB: Water conservation tips for 2012
• OTIS GARDNER: Obama wants to buy your vote
• LETTER: State Senate candidate
• LETTER: School board candidate
• LETTER: Overcrowded schools
• LETTER: Silencing prayer
• LETTER: Life, liberty and cell phones
• LETTER: Personal responsibility
• LETTER: Trayvon Martin case
• LETTER: Trayvon Martin case
• EDITORIAL: EPA out to raise your electricity bill
• Wilson Lee Justice
• W. Lee Sterling
• James Earl Jones
• Arthur Fritz Tyler
• Abner Lee Moore
• New Bern vigil focuses on slain Florida teen
• Truck crashes into home
• Attention growing for Havelock’s Cooper, Scott
• Local stars: Warren heating up at Meredith
• Outdoors column: Expecting the unexpected
• Outdoors notes: Carteret County boat ramp renovated
• Regional festival features 30-plus potters, demonstrations
• Convention center repair work dates set
• LETTER: The missing words
• LETTER: Craven Hospice
• LETTER: Amendment One
• EDITORIAL: State's ethics grade needs improvement
• Local solar panel array lights up region
• Special programs slated for National Library Week
• Palace presents voices from New Bern’s Civil War occupation
• WWII: Civilians prepare for bombs and gas
• Craven County arrests and citations March 5, 2012
• Druggist recovering after robbery attempt
• New Bern man charged with sex crimes
• High school coach faces indecent liberties charge
• Kathryn Wilson
• James Wyatt Smith
• Edward Earl Roberts
• Charles Herbert Spivey
• Beulah Willis Harris
• Ada Hughes Canney
• Abner Lee Moore
• Theresa Marie Blount
• Roseina Carol Radford
• Larry E. Shaffer
• Seven-year-old bicycles for a cause
• 'Foot doctor' offers much more than just examinations
• AMY JAMES: Communication improvement – couple’s edition
• DANIEL J. VANCE: Activist father starts brain foundation
• On the comeback trail
• Column: Kentucky's Davis has season for the ages
• LETTER: Highly recommended
• LETTER: Trayvon Martin
• LETTER: Cost analysis
• LETTER: Congratulations
• EDITORIAL: Will court stop big government?
• Man injured in industrial accident
• Bridge work suspended over holiday weekend
• Gunman holds up druggist
• March warmest on record
• Craven County arrests and citations April 4, 2012
• Yahoo to lay off 2,000 employees
• Severe weather risk today
• High price to pay for Easter dinner staple
• Edward Earl Roberts
• Della Mae Stubbs
• Beulah Willis Harris
• Addie M. Daniel
• Trojans fight through Hurricanes
• Armstrong on the road again
• Pedestrian struck by SUV on Glenburnie Road
• Indians, Mudcats put on a show
• Craven board lends support to state marriage amendment
• Allies for Cherry Point’s Tomorrow reorganizes for action
• Air show fireworks training scheduled for Thursday
• LETTER: Global warming
• LETTER: ‘Obamacare’
• LETTER: Trayvon Martin case
• EDITORIAL: Good or bad, lottery not a form of taxation
• 'Get out!'-- 911 tape of plane hitting Fla. store
• Pamlico to add backup generators to water treatment plants
• Experts: African rhino poaching at crisis levels
• Woman, 80, lands plane low on fuel; husband dies
• Flood victims buy time with FEMA extensions
• Craven County arrests and citations April 3, 2012
• Suddenlink to cap Internet usage
• EDDY BROWNING: Food that can make every meal special
• Gray hair's in fashion, but what about at work?
• Richard James McConnell
• Monroe Alexander McLacklan
• John Henry Wilson
• Indians invade Zebulon
• WWII: World War II; sounds like a series, doesn’t it?
• Cherry Point advocates prepare defense against cuts
• Sanfilippo settling in
• LETTER: March 27 cartoon
• LETTER: Outrageous TV show
• LETTER: Not those historians
• LETTER: Ought to be a law
• EDITORIAL: Honoring oath is overriding point
• Teens view vivid mock wreck
• JOHN HOOD: Time to start filling holes
• 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit deploys
• TOM PHILPOTT: TriWest protests lost TRICARE contract in West Region
• Rising cost of fuel surprises few
• Marine injured in motorcycle crash
• LETTER: A hindrance?
• LETTER: Who but ABO?
• LETTER: Racism
• LETTER: Editorial cartoon
• LETTER: Tasteless cartoon
• LETTER: New Bern electric rates
• Craven County arrests and citations for 04/02/2012
• Pamlico County arrests and citations for 04/02/2012
• George Bryan Jones
• Desiree Ann Green
• BILL HAND: New Bern’s nifty buildings
• OTIS GARDNER: Don't judge, just eat
• Solo-vehicle wreck injures 2
• NEIGHBORS: David L. Ward Jr. honored for civic service
• EDITORIAL: Good advice, but bad legislation
• Evidence of battlefield graves proves elusive
• WWII: Fighter pilot in the skies of the Far East
• WEEK AHEAD: Pottery festival, new art exhibits on tap
• Marinda Bryant Green
• Janie Mae Spicer
• James Smith
• Frances Florence Wooten
• Desire Ann Green
• Preston D. Parsons
• RANDY FOSTER: April Fools story Plan B
• James Zachary Wright
• Emerie Claire Nelson
• Ann Skipper McInerney-Clarence Eugene Ballenger IV
• Pamlico County faces $1.7 million budget shortfall
• Havelock meeting’s ‘moment of silence’ draws ire of residents
• Township Six VFD celebrates 40 years
• State capital could return to New Bern
• Commissioners to mull marriage amendment resolution
• Grant to fund free water, sewer hook-ups
• Aldermen OK event-related street closures
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Martin family lineage
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Salute to Homecomings
• KEN GRUEBEL: ‘Phantom’ is a page-turner, regardless of genre
• Meeting to focus on future of military in region
• Local 'Bones' project helps fight genocide
• LETTER: Mayor’s response
• Keith shines in first ECU scrimmage
• EDITORIAL: Judge's annexation ruling hurts liberty
• Wanting to be recognized
• Column: Time for make lacrosse varsity
• Sarah Lugeian Smith
• Cecil Lemons
• Hurricanes sink Lejeune
• Falcons' baseball off to hot start
• New Bern police investigate shooting
• Local stars: Holloway improving at plate
• JUDI LLOYD: Wasting food is wasting energy
• GREEN THUMB: The differences between large patch and ground pearls
• LETTER: True cost of drugs
• LETTER: Iwo Jima facts
• Pepsi unveils special can promoting Tryon Palace
• Craven County teachers go high-tech
• Military to step up local training activity
• LETTER: Obama and gas prices
• LETTER: Religion in America
• LETTER: Voter ID smoke screen
• LETTER: The motive
• EDITORIAL: Reverse the charges on unwanted texts
• Ronnie Lee Dudley
• Ronald Eugene Turman
• Richard Alexander Kiser
• Marinda Bryant Green
• Janie N. Spicer
• James C. Collins
• Harvey Spruill
• Frances Florence Wooten
• Flossie Mae Reels McClain
• Denia Virginia Kirkman
• Carol Virginia Vann
• Betty Sue Brown
• Alice James Grainger
• Prep roundup: Bears’ Hawkins crushes Vikings
• Area teams meet on track
• Two Eagles earn all-state honors
• Craven County Schools gearing up for core curriculum changes
• Whooping cough reported at area school
• Craven County kicks off Prevent Child Abuse Month
• WWII: London air raids in 1940s
• Havelock nixes bill payment round-up idea
• Ed Wall column: Mill ponds still offer springtime magic
• Fourth annual Oriental boat show continues to grow
• Outdoor notes: State youth hunter education tournament
• LETTER: Editorial cartoon
• LETTER: Without representation
• LETTER: Sunday worship
• EDITORIAL: Court delivers win for property rights
• Sparks film festival spans three days
• Pets parade in Oriental this weekend
• Burr says FDA approval takes too long
• Best Buy to cut costs and close stores
• Sheila Gray Taylor
• Robert Lee Ballard
• Lawrence L. Arthur
• John Ropell Hines
• John Edward Crawford
• Jimmy Leon Avery
• Alphonsa Cox
• Hurricanes storm to the top
• Prep roundup: New Bern baseball edged by Southern Wayne
• Brown poised to repeat
• Local archaeological dig unearths pre-Colonial artifacts
• Deadlocked jury to continue deliberations
• EDITORIAL: Carbon cutback debate heating up
• LETTER: ‘Jazz at The Flame’
• LETTER: Housing Authority editorial
• LETTER: Rulers and the Bible
• JAMES: Does your child have an attention or behavioral problem?
• VANCE: People with fibromyalgia aren’t crazy
• Kansas couple finds New Bern ideal for new home, business
• Craven student soprano performs at Bank of the Arts
• Sparks Film Festival spans three days
• White Oak River Bistro hosts ‘Love Letters’ dinner theater show
• Library has busy April with programs on Civil War, literacy and Holocaust
• Weekly Cedar Grove Cemetery tours begin again in April
• RiverTowne’s ‘For the People’ has three weekend shows
• Tumbledown House offers ‘gritty saloon jazz’
• Tryon Palace presents a variety of upcoming events
• Athens of the South presents ‘Murder in 3-D’
• Crews knock down woods fire
• WWII: Fighters and builders who won the war
• Family history society celebrates anniversary
• City grapples with slow-moving vehicles
• Willie Lee Reed
• Ronnie Lee Dudley
• Ronald Eugene Turman
• Robert Wallace Davis
• Richard Alexander Kiser
• Nannie Dove Ward
• Lawrence A. Arthur
• Flossie Mae McClain
• Carol Virginia Vann
• Alice James Grainger
• New Bern stuns New Hanover on pitch
• Bears top Wildcats on diamond
• ECU visits Wolfpack
• Annual air show to feature historical flair
• Craven schools earn renewed accreditation
• Tryon Palace update scheduled for Thursday
• Prescribed burn creates smoky spectacle
• LETTER: Trader Joe’s
• LETTER: Nurses to the rescue
• LETTER: Tuesday’s political cartoon
• LETTER: Tuesday’s political cartoon
• LETTER: Trayvon Martin
• WWII: Shipping across the big Pacific
• EDITORIAL: Seeking out hope in area housing
• Bridge work brings few backups
• EDDY BROWNING: Two recipes that harken springtime
• Sheriff investigates fire department scam
• Craven County arrests and citations March 27, 2012
• NASA launches suborbital rockets from Virginia
• Contractor facing fine following sewage spill
• Teen honored for volunteer service
• Busy Bees celebrate 56 years
• William L. Marion
• William Elijah Arnold
• Frank Bernard Wade
• Cynthia M. Ives
• Bruce D. Heck
• Austin Flint Bussey
• Annie Olivia Lewis
• Lacrosse growing in New Bern
• Regional hazard plan moves forward
• COMMENTARY: Career aspirations, pathways and journeys
• COMMENTARY: Progress along Super 70
• JOHN HOOD: Protecting rights doesn't hurt the economy
• OTIS GARDNER: March madness, tax season style
• Marine attends dinner at White House
• LETTER: Wrong religion
• LETTER: Wrong store
• LETTER: Wrong place
• LETTER: Wrong message
• LETTER: Wrong time
• LETTER: Right method
• School vying for visit from famous author
• EDITORIAL: Don't throw the e-book at Apple
• LETTER: New Bern electric rates
• LETTER: Finally
• Historic homes to open for public viewing
• TOM PHILPOTT: TRICARE hikes are not ‘keeping faith,’ coalition rep says
• Fire department seeks expansion
• 18 vehicles pilfered in Havelock
• Accused kidnapper held in lieu of $500k bail
• Fire department loses equipment to burglary
• Nannie Daniels Ward
• Barbara J. Tarrant
• Annie Lewis
• Strong storms expected Sunday
• KEN GRUEBEL: ‘Dead Low Tide’ fails to provide an early ‘hook’
• NEIGHBOR: Teaching a new dog old tricks
• High gas prices leave motorists with few options
• WEEK AHEAD: Pets, vintage cars and family history
• EDITORIAL: Return of dog tags a way to say thanks
• LETTER: Dining tip from a reader
• LETTER: Insurance tip from reader
• LETTER: Women’s unique role
• WWII: Training before being sent to fight
• BILL HAND: The great invention of the rubber band
• NBSJ Boys' Basketball Player of the Year: It's showtime
• NBSJ Boys' Basketball Coach of the Year: Going to new heights
• 2011-12 Sun Journal All-Area Boys' Basketball Team
• William Lewis Marion
• James Carlton Everett
• Betty Sue Brown
• Alan Roy Jerome
• Amailya Naeomi Castro
• Bridgette Nicole McCoy-Ryan Milo Saunders
• Sculptures take flight at Coastal Carolina airport
• Civil War icon renowned for breaking down racial barriers
• McCrory calls state government, economy ‘broken’
• Local baseball rivals unite to fight common foe
• Man survives after leaping from bridge
• RANDY FOSTER: The hidden meaning of pond scum
• EDITORIAL: A gentle approach
• West Craven, New Bern stand up against cancer
• Column: The biggest game of the day
• Robert Wallace Davis
• Madeline D. Bell
• John W. Newkirk
• Frank Wade
• Eagles’ Donnell drives in game-winner
• Mt. Calvary's 'Busy Bees' celebrate 56 years
• Students learn about world’s water woes
• Bridgeton residents remember iconic former mayor
• Warren delivers
• Local stars: Chowan’s Ward sizzling
• EDITORIAL: GOP budget a good place to start
• LETTER: Public housing
• LETTER: Political signs
• LETTER: Worth seeing
• LETTER: If not Obama, here’s who
• Craven County arrests and citations for 03/23/2012
• Charges filed in alleged kidnapping case
• Drug drop-off Saturday in Pollocksville
• Willa Pearl Johnson
• Shelton Macrae Sharpe
• Raymond Edward Benton
• Julius Jasper Brown
• Jacqueline Ann Pearsall
• Bobbie Frederick McLawhorn
• Althea Ashton Harman
• Head of the ship
• Residents discover their houses were built on top of old landfill
• Simpson, Pate sign with Louisburg
• Rust to run at Lenoir-Rhyne
• Ed Wall column: The metamorphosis of a turkey hunter
• Hatchery-Supported trout waters open soon
• Wendy’s looks at Neuse Blvd. location
• Pirates go through drills for scouts
• WWII: An interesting Iwo Jima story
• Two injured fighting fire at abandoned dump
• Landmark hotel joins forces with Doubletree by Hilton
• EDITORIAL: No way to avoid cutting expenses
• Teen honored for volunteer service
• LETTER: Lessons from nature
• LETTER: What constitutions say
• Suspected kidnapper surrenders to authorities
• Attorney tapped for judicial seat
• Craven County arrests and citations March 22, 2012
• Elks host dinner for police and fire
• Willie Lee Reed
• Robert Allen Powell
• Patricia Amerson
• Evergene Simmons
• Duke McKellar Barron
• Clifford Spry
• Craven adult health clinic a ‘sustainable project’
• Annual Colonial Capital car, truck show upcoming at New Bern Mall
• New Bern student’s senior project featured at Farmers Market
• Mojo Collins to perform at Trent River Coffee Company
• Athens of the South roasts Hollywood in new show
• Library offers movies, lectures, computer classes
• Classical music lecture featured at Palace tonight; gardens blooming
• ‘For the People’ takes fun look at politics in Friday opening
• N.C. Symphony presents ‘Carmen Fantasy’ on Saturday
• Students learn hands-on lessons about trees on Palace grounds
• Jaguars' Whimper gives back
• Whimper happy in Jacksonville
• Eagles’ Corey drives in game-winner
• DANIEL J. VANCE: Wolffe changing his world
• Warm weather brings pollen
• Chief unveils community policing vision
• Silver alert issued for Craven Co. woman
• JOHN HOOD: North Carolina's real state budget
• OTIS GARDNER: I want to thank the Academy
• LETTER: Sea level rise
• LETTER: Sea level rise
• LETTER: Deficit spending
• LETTER: Prayer
• RANDY FOSTER: A little newsroom info
• LETTER: Redistricting
• LETTER: History lesson
• Sheriff: Seizure largest in county history
• EDITORIAL: Congress tinkering with Internet again
• LETTER: If not Obama, then who?
• LETTER: Side effects
• Official: Unemployment 'unusually high'
• Bicyclist struck by motorist on U.S. 70
• EDDY BROWNING: Delicious and easy spring recipes
• Thief breaks into prison to steal copper
• U.S. 70 bridge work begins
• Thornton Augustus Canady
• Theresa Niedwiecky Blount
• Shelton Macrae Sharp
• Rachel Stewart Price
• Phyllis Yeargan Yokeley
• Mary Marie Cannon
• Lucinda Edwards Minton
• Julius Jasper Brown
• Jacqueline Ann Pearsall
• Irene Rolison
• Elbert Daniel Murray
• Spink sparks Rams on pitch
• Highsmith excited for new offensive scheme
• Pamlico commissioners look ahead to future storm debris
• Speculation surrounds new Cracker Barrel
• Ferry toll opposition remains strong
• Craven County arrests and citations March 20, 2012
• LETTER: $occer field
• LETTER: The movies
• LETTER: Which loss is greater
• LETTER: To whom it may concern
• LETTER: Obama’s numbers
• EDITORIAL: The surest sign of N.C. spring
• Suspected kidnapper still at large
• Human waste spill causes two-vehicle crash
• Man, 85, shoots at wife, misses
• Utah woman, 101, soars into record books
• Margaret Bradley Foley
• Karen Brooks Tutwiler
• Joyce Sawyer
• John Newkirk
• James Benjamin Taylor
• Harmon Benjamin Ferer
• Elbert L. Simmons
• Elbert Daniel Murray
• Dorothy Rachel Stewart Price
• Cheryl Whitfield Berry
• Lachman pitches Pamlico past Rose
• Trojans leaving their mark
• U.S. 70 New Bern bypass gains traction
• JOHN HOOD: Left, right and center on incentives
• ECU proceeding toward new league
• New Bern joins One Million Bones project
• Pirates open spring football
• Animal rescue groups hold fundraisers
• Craven turns off animal gas chamber
• TOM PHILPOTT: More protection sought for post-9/11 GI Bill benefits
• 2nd MAW Fwd ends mission in Afghanistan
• Pastor to be honored for 30 years of service
• Craven County arrests and citations for 03/19/2012
• Kidnap victim found, suspected abductor at large
• Maysville police break up ATM safecracking attempt
• Evergene Simmons
• Elbert Lindell Simmons
• Utility customers could ‘round up’ to boost city projects
• EDITORIAL: Rude Limbaugh steals the focus
• Construction to begin for new ferry terminal
• Survivor recounts horrors of the Holocaust
• Another large crowd expected for ferry hearing
• WWII: Out of the blue: Shot down over Germany
• WEEK AHEAD: From classical to gypsy and jazz
• BILL HAND: New Bern trades governments
• Karen Ann Hathcock-Daniel Shawn Grubb
• Dena M. Wayne-Brandon Phillips
• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McIntosh
• Colleen Murtaugh-Crisp McDonald
• Courtney Mangum-Nicholas Martin
• Jackson Brody Morris
• Mr. and Mrs. Abbie Glen Fornes Jr.
• NBSJ Girls' Player of the Year: Taking care of business
• NBSJ Girls' Coach of the Year: Birds’ eye view
• 2011-12 Sun Journal All-Area Girls’ Basketball Team
• Phyllis Yeargan Yokely
• Phillip Toler
• Peggy Ann Taylor
• Myrtle Edwards Norman
• Mary Harris Cannon
• Marie Ann Haines
• Jack Pearson Huddle
• Carl Barrier
• Althea A. Harman
• STOLZENBERG: Spring brings plenty of outdoor activities
• Home and garden show has something for everyone
• New Lower Neuse Riverkeeper begins work
• Concerns about Trent Court project persist
• New study shows poverty growing in Craven, Jones counties
• Etheridge stumps for governor in New Bern
• Kids come out for Civil War Adventure Day
• OTIS GARDNER: Scientists' mammoth undertaking
• EDITORIAL: Rooting out fraud helps the budget
• RANDY FOSTER: Here's the scoop on child safety
• Former Havelock stars make big contributions
• Robert E. Lee
• Myrtle Edwards Norman
• Melvin Joseph Hines
• Lillian Pearl Heath
• Larry G. Willis
• John E. Taylor
• Edith H. Lovitt
• Congress looks to delay automatic military spending cuts
• Officials: Economic state of the region looking up
• LETTER: Thanks
• LETTER: When?
• LETTER: Airport security
• LETTER: Airport security
• LETTER: Thanks
• Dog owner disputes puppy mill charges
• LETTER: New Bern football
• LETTER: Ferry tolls
• LETTER: Pak-A-Sak venue
• LETTER: Prayer
• LETTER: Halftime shows
• LETTER: Where are his priorities?
• LETTER: Diagnosis
• LETTER: Hope
• EDITORIAL: Matters of time, matters of degree
• Craven County arrestes and citations for 03/16/2012
• New Bern incidents for 03/16/2012
• U.S. 70 bridgework over MLK may be delayed
• U.S. 70 bridgework over MLK delayed
• Local stars: Solter stepping up for Furman
• Outdoor column: Spring is a special time for coastal plain paddlers
• Outdoor notes: ECU Bass Team finishes near top of Super Regional
• William Harold Conway
• Ruby W. Alligood
• Lillian Heath
• John E. Taylor
• Joan Lee Blank
• Jeanette Wetherington Conway
• Clara Kinsey Talley
• Carl Barrier
• Anna M. Ferer
• Etheridge stumping in New Bern on Saturday
• Civil War historian explores threads leading from Battle of New Bern
• Craven County looks to ease problems caused by code changes
• Home & Garden Show hosts 100-plus vendors
• Cherry Point could lose 2,100 Marines
• LETTER: Bill Maher talking trash
• Controversial median delayed, over budget
• New Bern board continues traditional prayer
• Prayer flap reaches Havelock board
• LETTER: Thanks
• LETTER: Facts are not in dispute
• EDITORIAL: If it's not broken, don't fix it
• Joseph A. Bank Clothiers to open store
• N.C. Symphony presents ‘Carmen Fantasy’ at convention center
• Youth orchestra, classical music lecture featured in upcoming Palace events
• Amid exhibits, library offers diverse programming
• Ratio Theatre co-founder Berger steps down at end of month
• ArtWalk draws another large crowd for opening of exhibits downtown
• N.C. Symphony presents ‘Carmen Fantasy’ at convention center
• Coffee house has St. Patrick’s Day music
• Harbour Jazz performs ‘American Song Book’ tunes Friday evening
• Retired judge’s production to open at Masonic Theater
• Craven County arrests and citations March 15, 2012
• World’s 'ugliest' dog dies
• Authorities bust puppy mill
• Roberta Barrett Whitney
• Raymond Lee Suggs
• Mary Muriel Combs
• Mamie Ruth Duncan
• Juanita Williams Sadler
• Legislators want politics out of redistricting
• Bears slug Hurricanes, 5-1
• DANIEL J. VANCE: Activist Donohue Started Brain Foundation
• Spots still open for Civil War Adventure Day
• City to save nearly $1M with new loans
• Aldermen set goals during weekend retreat
• GPS bracelet leads deputies to robbery suspects
• SEN. PATRICK LEAHY: FOIA keeps open society open
• EDITORIAL: Sunshine laws open government for all
• Gift store kills sales of John Wilkes Booth bobblehead
• Willa Pearl Johnson
• LeLois Darlene Lancaster
• Lelois Darlene Lancaster
• Isabell Brack Martin-Williams
• Gunther James Kroll
• Edward Glenn Cannon
• Edna Revonda Banks
• Federal ferry money expected
• Public housing grant put on back burner
• Coalition hosts house candidate, speaker on pregnancy
• Run/walk event to benefit wounded warriors
• Base realignment plan could mean painful changes
• Cherry Point-bound F-35Bs to be fewer, arrive later
• Havelock edges D.H. Conley on pitch, 2-1
• Prep golf: Setting the bar high
• West Craven falls to Washington, 10-0
• EDITORIAL: What business is it of yours?
• WWII: Met a Marine during wartime years in Australia
• Students treated after snorting powder
• LETTER: Voter ID
• Gunmen rob dollar store
• Gunmen rob dollar store
• Craven County arrests and citations for March 13, 2012
• Town official outlaws death
• Toilet paper running low in capital city
• EDDY BROWNING: Saint Patrick’s Day a'coming!
• Laura Cowell Simpson
• Jeffrey Allen Joyner
• Jean McLawhon Smith
• James Michael Bowman
• Hazle Mallard Parker
• Fair Willie Gooding
• Eva Elizabeth 'Beth' Blittle
• Elbert Thurl Coward
• Arthur Ellis Finke
• Amiss W. Cave
• Wilmer Roy Lewis
• Teresa Ann Ricks
• Nelly Anna Maria Carlucci
• Mary Bundy
• Marguerite Benton English-Hare
• Lynwood Earl Davis
• Area roundup: Pamlico softball pounds J.H. Rose
• Riggsbee raring to go
• Rams, Hurricanes meet on the track
• Craven county arrests and citations March 12, 2012
• WWII: The day I grew up
• River Bend police chief to retire
• Lecture, children’s opera mark Holocaust day
• Struggle for sewage compensation continues
• NC GOP lawmakers perturbed by governor’s actions
• Accused home invaders could get life
• New book honors Marine Corps
• TOM PHILPOTT: Defense Health Agency: Next step to curb medical costs
• Teens recovering from crash injuries
• Pat Morgan
• Storied US aircraft carrier makes final deployment
• Mitchell: Palace needs change for continued success
• ‘Backwoods ladies’ gatherings evolve to aid others
• Battle of New Bern service memorializes the fallen
• WWII: A little romance in wartime Britain
• Teens injured in wreck
• BILL HAND: The Battle of New Bern from the people’s point of view
• EDITORIAL: Guantanamo’s symbol of excess, futility
• WEEK AHEAD: Fundraising events benefit nonprofits
• Full day of events highlights Civil War commemoration
• Re-enactors bring Battle of New Bern to life
• ‘Solo parenting’ takes a special kind of toughness
• Aldermen to focus on removal of blighted homes
• Craven County moves ahead with 300th anniversary celebration
• RANDY FOSTER: The public's right to know
• Softball preview: Let's play ball
• Epiphany soccer off to hot start
• EDITORIAL: Remembering days of ACC gone by
• COMMENTARY: A financial consideration for parental school choice
• Column: Tar Heels rooting on fellow Tar Heels
• Perez coasts at indoor nationals
• OTIS GARDNER: Neon-induced vitamins
• JOHN HOOD: Cooperation isn’t dead in politics
• Four arrested in New Bern home invasion shooting death
• Another Friday night shooting death in New Bern
• Civil War re-enactors set up camp in New Bern
• West Craven bullies New Bern in softball
• Bears down Wildcats, 1-0
• Craven County women honored in library exhibit
• LETTER: Prayer
• LETTER: 800
• LETTER: Police matters
• LETTER: Women’s Day
• Local stars: N.C. State’s Williams out for season
• LETTER: Gay marriage
• LETTER: Alzheimer's disease
• LETTER: The 5 'Ws'
• EDITORIAL: Romney has had better Tuesdays
• Craven County arrests and citations for 03/09/2012
• New Bern Police incidents for 03/09/2012
• Walter Roberts Jr.
• Mary Emma Phipps
• Keith Eugene Bryant
• Grayling Louis Clark
• Elbert Thurl Coward
• Dalis Lucas
• Amiss W. Cave
• Rams' Tillman blasts Bears
• Prep roundup: Pamlico pounds Ayden-Griften
• Hancock Street repaving back on track
• Grants to aid two downtown locations
• FEMA looks to thwart abuse of temporary storm housing program
• New state ferry toll rates announced amid moratorium
• LETTER: Motive behind public prayer
• LETTER: Our dismal future
• EDITORIAL: Climate zealots resort to fraud
• Warm winter may bring pest-filled spring
• Full Titanic wreck site is mapped for first time
• Ian Fleming's magical Chitty car flies again
• Whales wade through bay waters
• Racing against the best
• Ed Wall column: The most critical outdoor skills
• Man arrested, 40,000 fake erectile drugs seized
• Vulture study upends murder forensics
• Hikers to pay backcountry fees in Smokies in 2013
• Man tries to high-five cops, gets DUI
• Presidential McNugget sells for $8K
• Judge releases terrorism beheading plot suspect
• Authorities seek sex offender
• Craven County arrests and citations March 8, 2012
• Taste of Coastal Carolina has taste delights from 30-plus restaurants
• Keith Eugene Bryant
• Gustav G. Heppler
• Ernest Freeman
• Donald Lee Scott
• Arthur E. Finke
• William Darrell Smart
• Thelma Simpkins Godfrey
• Superior Court judge to step down
• Brother and sister share disability
• Aging conference centers on growing population
• Symposium focuses on 'Medicare 101'
• Havelock seniors invited to East-West game
• New Bern pitchers continue to roll
• Sperm whale display parades through Beaufort
• Historic Battle of New Bern comes to life
• WWII: More memories from Brenda the Brit
• Craven County arrests and citations March 7, 2012
• LETTER: Much given, much expected
• LETTER: Freedom of religion
• EDITORIAL: Aging Americans face a struggle
• Perdue friend asks judge to throw out flights case
• Guilford Early Lewis
• Esther Lee Simmons Stott
• Charles Anthony Gardner
• Celia C. Wheeler
• Bobby G. Tindall
• Billy Ray Sisk
• Barbara Price
• William Preston Eakes
• Annie Bell Wayne
• Allen Hughes Creagh
• Vera Pearl Worley
• Sandra Lee Brown
• Marie Gaskins Edwards Ladd
• Margaret P. Sawyer
• Lynwood Gene Daughety
• Leo William Smith
• J. Lucille Dessel Anderson
• Helen Lancaster Dail
• Freshmen lead Bears
• Prep roundup: Eagles beat Jaguars on the diamond
• Havelock's Cates pitches another gem
• Pirates to face Rice in tourney opener
• Craven County withdraws school land offer
• Citizens to commissioners: Pray anyway
• LETTER: Cell phones for the poor
• LETTER: Trickle down Tyranny
• EDITORIAL: Has real inflation been understated?
• Driver struck by train
• Public hearings on state ports planned
• Transitioning from the classroom to the real world
• EDDY BROWNING: Succulent and creamy casseroles
• Shooting victim identified
• Sheriff probes theft of high school hurdles
• Cherry Point Marine pulls man from burning truck
• Craven County arrests and citations March 6, 2012
• NC city to revise rules after abortion foes sue
• Two arrested after marijuana found in storage
• TOM PHILPOTT: Raise TRICARE fees or deepen force cuts, top doc warns
• City getting compensated for Irene cleanup costs
• Craven County arrests and citations for 03/05/2012
• New Bern Police incidents for 03/05/2012
• 2,000 volunteers expected for Pamlico storm project in May
• LETTER: Voting
• LETTER: President’s morality
• LETTER: Bible says about prayer ...
• EDITORIAL: Adding to pension an ill-timed move
• One dies following Friday night shooting
• Mattie Delossia Farrow
• Albert White
• BLACK HISTORY: James City arose from Civil War ashes as destination for free blacks
• Military stepping up training in March
• African Americans showed valor serving in Civil War
• Events commemorate 150th Battle of New Bern anniversary
• 'Paint the town' this week with variety of arts, theater, historic activities
• WWII DIARIES: The memoirs of Brenda the Brit
• BILL HAND: It's all in the execution
• Quinton Hilliard
• Lala Beatrice Wood Capshaw
• Honore &#8220Ray” Vercruyssen
• Albert White
• Virginia Hart Pugh
• Sandra Lee Brown
• Corporate kickoff planned for Pamlico relief effort
• Girl Scouts learn about helping troops through the ages
• KEN GRUEBEL: A good collection by a gifted storyteller
• Slave quarters offer unique living history
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: The tale of the Lockhart family
• Break-ins stump police
• Young and old come together for annual train show
• Convention center to host aging summit
• Havelock OKs 9/11 memorial
• Prep baseball preview: Baseball is back
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Lists, lists and more lists
• Column: All great journeys must come to an end
• Amanda Michelle Woolston-Christopher William Taylor
• Rachel E. Canady-James Albert Wright
• Police investigate double shooting
• Ruby Louise Parrish Davis
• Paul Eudy
• Nathaniel Junior Boskey
• Kenneth Carroll
• Honore Vercruyssen
• Beatrice W. Capshaw
• New Bern golfers off to an impressive start
• Roberts, Pate to play in East-West game
• McConner is bound for Livingstone
• Trent Park students celebrate Dr. Seuss
• Trent Court residents weigh in on development
• New captain to steer Hatteras and Cabo
• Expert: gardening can provide life lessons, inspiration
• TOM GLASGOW: Hardy herbs good companions for flower beds
• JUDI LLOYD: Cigarette Butts Are Litter
• Craven County arrests and citations March 2, 2012
• LETTER: It all comes down to gas
• LETTER: The gift of life
• LETTER: Broken promises
• LETTER: Lent is an opportunity
• EDITORIAL: Renovation slowed by redistribution
• Havelock man charged in statutory sex offense
• Substitute teacher charged in student sex case
• Esther Simmons Stott
• Ernest Lee Harrison
• Elizabeth E. Griffin
• Doris Earline Richards
• Debra Arlene Davenport Rains
• Christon C. Smith
• Paul Francis Canney
• Nathaniel Junior Boskey
• Karl Dietrich Schweers
• James Earl Harrell
• James Authur Hargett
• Honore Vercruyssen
• 'Night of Champions'
• Local stars: Warren triples off Sanfilippo
• Ed Wall column: Many sportsmen mix faith and fun
• Outdoor notes: Women’s outdoor workshop scheduled
• Pirates set to take on Stony Brook
• Reborn Roses coming back to New Bern
• Library celebrates 100 years
• Aldermen move to develop public housing tract
• Travelers feel the pinch of rising gas prices
• Craven County arrests and citations March 1, 2012
• Fire leaves six homeless
• Snapshots of the local real estate market for year 2011
• New bistro offers intimate dining for all
• LETTER: Supports legislation
• LETTER: President Pinocchio
• LETTER: Economic indicator
• LETTER: Cartoon was insulting
• EDITORIAL: 'Might' vs. 'right'
• FEMA rescinds mobile unit evictions
• 3A Boys Eastern Regional: Eagles bounced by Gryphons
• Price leaves ECU football team
• Speaker: Students must prepare now for tomorrow
• Filing closes for 2012 elections
• Aldermen approve outdoor alcohol permits
• New Tryon Palace Commission chair confident
• Close friend of Perdue pleads not guilty
• Craven County arrests and citations Feb. 29, 2012
• Man receives kidney from woman he sheltered decades ago
• AMY JAMES: Fire it up!
• DANIEL J. VANCE: Polio changed Schwartz’s career
• LETTER: Another real truth
• LETTER: The compromise of deceit
• EDITORIAL: Don't undervalue religious charity
• Young local talent hits Civic stage for ‘The Jungle Book Kids’
• New Bern wins pitcher's duel
• Art, authors, music lines up for second ArtWalk of season
• Local talent highlights presentation of songwriter Brel’s music
• ‘Blithe Spirit’ director welcomes new faces, talent
• Blues duo Wells, Shain perform Piedmont Blues at history center
• All aboard for Carolina Coastal Railroaders show
• Beads, stones, crystals, glass featured at show
• Auditions scheduled for ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
• Dolores Hough Ohlson
• Christon C. Scott
• Filing comes to an end in Craven, Pamlico, Jones
• Fountain of youth lies in leap year birthday
• WWII: More fighting as the war stretches on
• Opponents embrace ferry toll moratorium, vow to keep fighting
• Firefighters simulate hospital emergency
• Fire guts custom garage, contents
• Craven County arrests and citations Feb. 28, 2012
• Man burns to death after accidentally setting himself on fire
• SCHOOLS: Gifted child identification process in place at Craven County Schools
• EDDY BROWNING: Tasty tamale casserole and other zesty dishes
• EDITORIAL: Another indication of tax breakdown
• LETTER: Women’s Issues
• SCHOOLS: Pamlico Community College hosts Pepsi Cup golf tournament
• LETTER: Thank you
• SCHOOLS: Students get started, get ahead with Term B
• Havelock wrestling: Back-to-back champ
• Birte Meilhede
• Alice Carol Laughinghouse Spuehler
• William Edward Jones
• Steve L. Cartwright
• Julian A. Scott
• John William MacMahon
• Isaac U. Fonville
• Ian Hoggan
• Evelyn Meadows Johnson
• Emma Lee Conway Hansley
• Doris Morgan Pershall
• Coy E. Warren
• Marines return, but technology kept them close to home
• Local library celebrates centennial with Wednesday party
• Craven County arrests and citations for 02/27/2012
• Pamlico hires lobbyist to fight tolls as citizens' protest plans expand
• 3A Boys Eastern Regional: Standing in the way
• Craven school board meets with legislators
• 3A Girls Eastern Regional: Eagles soar into Fayetteville
• Freedom Classic provides lessons for players
• Aldermen to consider allowing outdoor drinking under some circumstances
• Havelock soccer opens with a win
• Craven commissioners and sheriff talk
• TOM PHILPOTT: ‘Huge’ TRICARE savings expected from higher drug co-pays
• New Bern Police incidents for 02/27/2012
• EDITORIAL: Will more jobs save Obama?
• LETTER: Prayer
• LETTER: Drill here
• LETTER: Promises, promises
• LETTER: Message about litter
• LETTER: Help find cats a home
• New state building codes go online Tuesday
• Craven to get new appraisal on school land
• WEEK AHEAD: Pamlico Historical Association presents special Black History Month program
• Candidates file as closing date approaches
• Special delivery: River Bend couple’s message in a bottle gets a reply
• Senior meals served with good company
• BILL HAND: Duel was a tough pill to swallow
• WWII DIARIES: Beauty marred by continuing warfare
• OTIS GARDNER: A little luck in our time
• COMMENTARY: Sea level reports need clarifying
• JOHN HOOD: Two tries at the 1 percent
• LETTER: Prayer
• LETTER: Missed point
• LETTER: Ferry toll fiasco
• LETTER: More on Bettis
• LETTER: Where do you want it to shrink?
• LETTER: Why are they complaining?
• LETTER: Another side to the story
• LETTER: West Craven’s winners
• LETTER: Coming to its senses
• LETTER: Before money is spent
• EDITORIAL: Drawing the line in the Carolinas
• Steve L. Cartwright
• Samuel A. Wall
• Laverne King
• Jean Palmer Walbridge
• Harold A. Brett
• George Walker
• Doris Earline Richards
• State wrestling championships: Rams’ Smith secures 2nd state title
• A sporty angle
• Column: A brand new start
• School land cost questioned
• Once-bustling Five Points primed for rebirth
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Tipping is not a river in China
• WWII: Transition from civilian to military
• Famed Monfort Point Marines celebrated at Cherry Point
• Malachi Les Jarman
• Annabelle Dorothy Coleman
• Alexandra Starr Sibley
• Evan Michael Kerr
• Amelia Katherine French
• Charlotte Abbiegayle Fornes
• Lindsay Greer Anderson-Daniel Joseph Statile
• Jamelyn Austin Trucks
• Michelle Lorene Ormond-Robert Allen Schutta
• Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Hill Hendricks
• EDITORIAL: Who are you going to trust?
• Pamlico commissioners consider ferry toll fight
• Sarah Gertrude McCoy Simmons
• Robert Louis Hildebrandt
• Mary Jane Dove
• Laverne King
• Harold A. Brett
• Eleanor Louise Harriett Ipock
• Eileen R. O'Toole
• Donald Earl Harris
• Clarence R. Nobles
• West Craven boys: Eagles heading to regionals
• West Craven girls: Eagles coast past Bulldogs
• New building codes cause confusion
• WWII: Growing up poor in wartime Scotland
• Craven kids take on CSI
• Craven County arrests and citations Feb. 24, 2012
• Three hurt in Catfish Lake Road wreck
• EDITORIAL: New times call for tough approach
• Child struck by lightning as severe weather pounds area
• TOM GLASGOW: Avoid pruning until trees are established
• Downtown post office prevails
• Jones Co. couple booked for larceny
• LETTER: 1964 redux
• LETTER: Airport security
• LETTER: Sheriff
• Herbert Junior Hudson
• Frank L. Baker
• Donald E. Harris
• Alecia Marliene Gaskins-Greenidge
• Sarah Gertrude McCoy Simmons
• Robert Louis Hildebrandt
• Robert Jones
• Pearlie Jane Sutton Lark
• Lewis Benjamin Frazier
• Jobie Carmon
• West Craven basketball: Stakes are higher
• Local stars: Swimmers set school records
• Ed Wall: Why We Hunt Deer With Rifles
• N.C. House speaker visits New Bern
• Outdoor notes: Roanoke Striped Bass Season Opens March 1
• ECU opens LeClair tourney on Friday
• Community steps up to help family in fatal fire
• Freedom Classic opens Friday
• Craven County arrests and citations Feb. 23, 2012
• WWII: Motherhood during World War II
• Pamlico fights FEMA evictions
• Mammoth Irene debris pile ready for removal
• Duke, Progress file new plan
• Event center no go as polling place
• Ferry schedule scaled back
• Rise in oil prices points to speculation
• EDITORIAL: Shining a light on super PACs
• Three children dead in house fire
• Early AM wreck knocks out power
• LETTER: Remember FDR
• Charlene Valeri Matheson
• William E. Murphy
• Queenie Victoria Wallace Gardner
• Oscar Hyatt Smithwick
• James Authar Hargett
• Herbert J. Hudson
• Helen Killian
• Harry Michael Lee
• Gerald Douglas Harris
• Eagles pull away from Cougars
• West Craven routs Eastern Wayne
• Season ends for CPC champs Jones Senior
• WWII: Wartime YMCA keeps daddy busy
• Palombo, Ipock file for office
• State wrestling preview: Ready to rumble
• Aldermen amend event ordinance
• Craven County arrests, citations and incidents for Feb. 22, 2012
• MICHAEL TOWARNICKY: Diabetes, a treatable epidemic
• Hospitals unite to construct hospice
• AMY JAMES: Caregivers need care, too
• DANIEL J. VANCE: 5 percent of Americans have serious mental illness
• Featured artist asks questions with her photographs
• Southern Gentlemen Chorus hosts ‘Guest Night’
• Music festival, oyster roast featured at Pamlico college
• Lenten concert series returns to Christ Church in March
• ‘Bear Winter Bash’ features music of Carolina Casuals
• Ratio presents 'Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris’
• Civic Theatre salutes stars, volunteers during annual awards gala
• Collector displays African art tonight at library
• Multimedia Oriental artist features work in village restaurant
• Sunday program explores history of Rhems community
• Gas leak results in evacuation at New Bern High School
• Charlene Valeri Matheson
• Carrie Mae Bailey
• Vernon Allen Martin
• Robert Shriver
• Pearlie Lark
• Mary Frances Cayton Buck
• Lewis Frazier
• Jobie Carmon
• Delilah Mae Loftin
• Clarence Ethell Dove
• Stallions, Trojans meet once again
• Prep girls' soccer preview: High expectations
• Pamlico commissioners revisit financing ferry fight
• Craven man jailed in pawn shop theft
• WWII: Play it again, Sam
• Report: Cherry Point’s economic impact far reaching
• Craven sheriff and commissioners set to talk
• Sparks’ 3-day fundraiser centers on New Bern
• Man sentenced for retired principal’s slaying
• Students take on new college exam
• Early College EAST places third with simulator
• College student provides lesson in perseverance
• Legendary blues artist to perform at revival
• Author writes of letters to the president
• LETTER: Jobs ... in China
• LETTER: Voting and race
• LETTER: Ramsey vs. Sanderson
• LETTER: Open our rivers
• LETTER: Things that are unfair
• LETTER: In defense of Otis Gardner
• LETTER: The real truth
• EDITORIAL: Obama sees light on churches' value
• EDDY BROWNING: Stocks, soups, stews and chowders
• Annie Jenkins Heath
• West Craven rolls past West Carteret
• West Craven girls coast to 2nd round
• Prep roundup: Jones Senior girls survive Manteo
• WWII DIARIES: Bomber formation an awesome sight
• TOM PHILPOTT: Retiree health fees, Rx co-pays in bulls eye of defense cuts
• USMC helps search for original Montford Marines
• City may provide help with small renovations
• Craven County buying land for a new high school
• Pamlico citizen launch online protests against ferry tolls
• Filing continues; Wainwright files for reelection
• LETTER: About Mayor Bettis
• EDITORIAL: Iwo Jima resides in military lore
• Joyce Elizabeth Fields
• George Ellis Walker
• LETTER: Litterbugs exist
• LETTER: Helping spirit exists
• LETTER: Customer service exists
• LETTER: Honesty exists
• LETTER: Driving Miss Daisy
• LETTER: Follow the money
• LETTER: Celebrity vs. hero
• OTIS GARDNER: Letting a day slip by
• LETTER: Who's in charge?
• LETTER: The power of literacy
• LETTER: National anthem
• LETTER: West Craven champions
• LETTER: Board vs. sheriff
• LETTER: Sheriff vs. commissioners
• LETTER: Fiscal oversight
• LETTER: Downtown to the rescue
• LETTER: Math scores
• County to lay groundwork for EMS/911 center
• City goes after grants to help distressed areas
• Rainy Sunday a step in right direction
• CHARLIE HALL: Carolina Chamber Music Festival hosts week of events
• BILL HAND: A crowning achievement — for some
• WWII DIARIES: My three years on LST 762
• EDITORIAL: Freedom to practice any religion should remain free
• Velma Sue Berry Lovick
• Matthew Eugene Salter
• James Lewis Lovick
• EDITORIAL: Tax and spend now, worry later
• Kelsey Lynn Griffin-Alexander Edward Zavelo
• Beckett Harrison James
• Allison Tyler Wright-Justin Nicholson Woodruff
• Sally Stroud-Avery McMurry
• A rewarding regional
• Eagles earn top seed in East
• Authorities: 11 guns stolen from home
• Pet feces leads to drug bust
• Column: That’s a home court advantage
• Family Fun Day benefits animals
• Tuscarora peace tree takes root
• Pages of history keep turning in Greater Duffyfield
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: The tale of the Blount family
• Schools embrace technology, battle math hurdles
• Forecasters predict stormy Sunday
• Forecasters predict stormy Sunday
• Havelock struggles with city hall project
• Eagles rally to claim title
• Vivian Marie Stanley Collins
• Sarah G. McCoy Simmons
• Michael George Krantz
• Marie Dunn Whitley
• Hildegard K. Nickstadt
• Frances Virginia Hooker Watson
• Cherry scores 37 in Eagles’ win
• Jones Senior rallies to beat Southwest for CPC tournament title again.
• Devilpups hold off Trojans for CPC tourney title
• Unexpected gift yields hefty return
• Lobbyists: Prepare to protect Cherry Point
• City mulls garbage contract
• WWII: Fearful of bombers in New Jersey
• TOM GLASGOW: Taming troubled turf
• Havelock budget outlook ‘not all bad’
• JUDI LLOYD: Global warming 101
• EDITORIAL: Congress reboots internet oversight
• James Lyerly Menius
• Fred Douglas Murrell
• Donald R. Bridgers
• Deborah Elaine Galloway
• Willie M. Harris
• Sarah Mae Pearson
• Norma Joyce Rice
• Michael George Krantz
• Marie Dunn Whitley
• Linda Louise Harrell Simmons
• Joyce Elizabeth Fields
• Joseph Thomas
• Joseph Salzman Boyce
• Ed Wall column: Sportsmen having fun provide help for worthy causes
• Outdoor notes: 2012 N.C. Waterfowl Stamp and Print Available
• Birth of a rivalry
• Resident raises issues about dormant development
• NCHSAA plan should cut travel costs
• Pirates open baseball season Friday
• Palace commission chairman resigns
• City seeks funding for piers
• New Craven Schools superintendent takes the helm
• Pamlico says emphatic no to planned ferry tolls
• State offers help for those with unpaid taxes
• WWII: Saturday matinee news clips frighten a young child
• Work under way to shore up railroad trestle
• LETTER: Repetition versus truth
• LETTER: Pro-life
• EDITORIAL: Stop fooling around with payroll-tax cut
• Chancellor: ECU hopes to add rivals
• ECU’s Godwin returns from suspension
• ECU’s McDonald not surprised by summer success
• John Henderson Field
• John Earl Berry
• Fred Douglas Murrell
• Willie C. Simmons
• William Avon Best
• Vivian Marie Stanley Collins
• Marie Dunn Whitley
• Lynda Sternkopf Hobbins
• Joseph S. Boyce
• West Craven soars to conference finals
• Eagles steal a victory from Havelock
• Prep roundup: Jones Senior takes two from East Carteret
• Craven County arrests and citations Feb. 15, 2012
• Mayor apologizes for raucous session
• Woman rear-ends school bus
• Charges brought in mo-ped wreck
• WWII: The memoirs of Brenda the Brit
• ‘Citizen scientists’ rally for bird count
• HD cameras considered for area school buses
• Pamlico wrestlers hope to bounce back
• Local Stars: Fulcher shining for Knights
• DANIEL J. VANCE: Man with Down syndrome enjoys life
• AMY JAMES: Sleepless in Craven
• Your opinion and my opinion
• Why we’re in debt
• WWII diaries
• EDITORIAL: Cost of college going up ... again
• County health officials work to fight the bite
• Irene victims may seek buyouts, elevation
• Man charged with raping child
• Car careens into business
• Symphony presents special Dvořák concert, related activities
• Hagan questions Defense Secretary Panetta on Joint Strike Fighter
• William Avon Best
• Martha Alberta Harris Wright
• Joseph Thomas
• John Earl Berry
• Dorothy Rooks Highsmith
• Deborah Jean Miller
• Betty Lynn Jones
• EDDY BROWNING: Reader shares her meatloaf recipe
• Reading Fun Day at mall draws 650 children and parents
• The arts flourish at Pamlico Community College
• Engineering camp features hands-on fun
• New Bern man speaks of struggle with literacy
• Crew knocks out power near Cherry Point
• Fire reduces house to ruins
• Area grapplers preparing for regional
• WWII: Special Services comes to town
• Rams knock off Pam Pack
• Havelock advances past West Carteret
• Last chance to weigh in on proposed ferry tolls
• Craven County arrests and citations from Feb. 14, 2012
• Vanceboro woman charged in fraud case
• LETTER: A vote for Palombo
• LETTER: A Democrat who gets it
• LETTER: Cable TV woes
• OTIS GARDNER: Coping with corporate cuts
• EDITORIAL: War, morality and the use of drones
• James Lyerly Menius
• Harry Frances Hopkins
• Denise Jaye Wilkinson
• Asuncion Cortes
• Ann Haselberger Thomas
• West Craven stomps White Oak
• McDougle leads Eagles to easy win
• Jones Senior nips Pamlico
• Jones Senior basketball: Haddock, Philyaw to participate in all-star game
• WWII DIARIES: Germany defeated, Japan is next
• Elections filing opens in Jones County
• Mo-ped rear-ended by car, rider injured
• County, state ready to defend military bases
• Election season begins: Craven filers include N.C. House prospects
• Sanderson seeks Senate seat
• Police stop car rigged like an unmarked patrol car
• New Bern police incidents for 02/13/12
• Pamlico County arrests and citations for 02/13/2012
• Craven County arrests and citations for 02/13/12
• EDITORIAL: Tax burden isn't education answer
• JOHN HOOD: North Carolina's Triple Crown election
• LETTER: Battlefield
• LETTER: Unfair tolls
• LETTER: Animal abuse
• LETTER: Set record straight
• CHARLIE HALL: Cut-above music groups this Sunday
• BILL HAND: New Bern’s trolley days: Short but grand
• Suspicious incident investigated at gas mart
• City to consider annexation proposal
• NEIGHBORS: Vanceboro native puts business acumen to help a cause
• Antique show has deals coming and going
• WWII DIARIES: Gamble at your peril with the mess men
• LETTER: Common tactics
• LETTER: Prayers
• LETTER: For? Or against?
• Willie Harris
• Martha Alberta Harris Wright
• Joseph Earl Pearsall
• Johnnie Exum Neely
• John Hezekiah Spruill
• Eddie Elias Waters
• EDITORIAL: Should have seen it coming
• RANDY FOSTER: Shootout at the Broad Street corral
• KEN GRUEBEL: Real life does not make riveting fiction
• The perils of anchorage off Omaha Beach
• Ashley Burgess-Michael Gall
• Jessica Alise Brinson-Shawn Thomas Bennett
• Penny Marie Johnson
• Mr. and Mrs. Troy Matthew Hagan
• Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gadomski
• Rising from the ashes
• Thousands flock to antique show
• Sweethearts stock up at farmers market
• FROM THE CLOCK TOWER: Sound financial decisions pay off
• Pamlico, Jones meet again on court
• Pamlico filing opens Monday for commissioners, school board
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Living life in Hypothetical Land
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Pettigrew family saga continues
• Column: Put me in coach, I’m ready to edit
• West Craven basketball: Beyond the stars
• Lynda S. Hobbins
• Joseph Earl Pearsall
• Emma Teresa Pender Chadwick
• Ann H. Thomas
• Pamlico’s senior night spoiled
• Prep roundup: Trojans clinch perfect CPC
• Havelock’s Tillman to play softball in Florida
• Holding home court
• ECU tries to rebound at Marshall
• Heart ball features dinner, dancing, auction
• Nonprofit honors local woman, charity
• New Bern police incidents for Feb. 10, 2012
• WWII: D-Day: Supplying the troops at Omaha Beach
• KTSPORTS: Sweet Allison, here I come
• Irene disaster dollars doled out to repair inlets
• Added combat role for women earns approval
• TOM GLASGOW: Performing sensible pruning
• Activist to speak to coalition
• EDITORIAL: Duke-UNC isn't the only game
• LETTER: Otis Gardner
• LETTER: Going after the bucks II
• LETTER: Do not mute Newt
• LETTER: Voter ID
• Police: Man’s wound was self-inflicted
• Eddie Elias Waters
• Earl Moore
• West Craven's Tate comes up big on Senior Night
• Perfect finish for Eagles
• Handcrafted bowls and homemade soup draw hundreds
• African-American trolley tour reveals city’s history
• Vanceboro man wins air show contest
• Mild-mannered weather gives way to arctic atmosphere
• WWII: Ferrying troops across the Channel
• Pamlico residents sound off on wind energy, ferry fees
• Havelock teen arrested on drug charges
• Craven County arrests and citations for Feb. 9, 2012
• A bar with a view
• Fisheries award 14 grants
• More than wins and losses
• Ed Wall: Planting now for better luck next fall
• Outdoor Notes: Hunter Skills Tournaments scheduled
• William A. Blount
• Thomas Mayo
• Mary Theresa Parslow Swartz
• Gertie Holton
• Emma Pender Chadwick
• David Chisholm Andrews
• Bessie Benjamin Davis
• Kinston cruises past New Bern
• Community remembers political advocate
• Free dental clinic provides care
• Man jailed in purse-snatching incident
• WWII: Cracking the books and taking the exams
• Man injures himself, blames drive-by shooting
• Vibrant bird makes unusual winter appearance
• Historical society celebrates ‘lost black history’
• Norovirus warning: You don’t want this one
• AMY JAMES: Failed again? Get realistic
• Wrestling with a dream
• DANIEL J. VANCE: Reynolds keeps the nation informed
• New Bern making a push
• Andrews brings Appalachian music to the stage
• Husband-wife team presents art and poetry at Pamlico library
• Distinguished veteran performers on tap for Sunday Jazz Showcase
• Palace events explore history, music, gardening
• Celebrate Valentines with chocolate, art, serenades
• Let the spelling begin in RiverTowne musical comedy
• Art exhibit, author highlight book store events
• Local photographers bring home national recognition
• EDITORIAL: Real concerns about Cherry Point
• LETTER: Cutting through the haze
• LETTER: Rules for radicals
• Rams clinch third in Coastal Conference
• Havelock girls hold off West Carteret
• Virginia Lee Yates
• Thomas H. Robertson
• Rebecca J. Blake
• Mary Price McLawhorn Lamm
• Elijah Christian Scott
• Brittany Nicole Jones
• Prep roundup: New Bern wrestlers advance to 3rd round
• Student receives college's Academic Excellence Award
• Fund-raiser features steamed oysters
• Empty Bowls looks toward another sold-out fundraiser for hunger
• Trojans lock up conference title
• Bicyclists along Trent Road get some good news
• WWII DIARIES: Big promotion comes with big perks
• Saying goodbye
• Friction apparent between Craven commissioners and sheriff
• LETTER: Beach driving
• EDITORIAL: Taking a stand part of politics
• Memphis visits ECU
• Prayers hushed at county government meetings
• Local Stars: Molosky off to a hot start
• Craven County arrests and citations for 02/07/12
• EDDY BROWNING: Delicious Beer Bread plus a surprise!
• Sidney Theodore Harrell
• Madeline Hearn Jarman
• Donald R. Kraus
• Wanda Lee Barnes Dicey
• Stephen Dwight Crawford
• Fight results in shotgun blasts
• Craven County arrests and citations for 02/06/12
• TOM PHILPOTT: TRICARE for retirees targeted
• Antique Show & Sale this weekend
• Woman accused of scamming up to $600,000
• College student saves driver from wrecked propane tanker
• EDITORIAL: Prolonging the pain of the housing crisis
• LETTER: Going after the bucks
• LETTER: A passing thought
• LETTER: Lost ... and found
• LETTER: Thanks to the caregivers
• Amongst the best
• Bears, Rams ready for duals
• Havelock looks to make a splash at state
• N.C. 55 in Pamlico County now open following tanker truck crash
• Ramon Barrenechea-Arando Marble
• Morris Matthew Humphrey
• Martha Anne Edwards
• Kevin Andre Henry
• Kathleen Arthur Barkley
• Donald 'Billy' William Dixon
• David Allen Moul
• Long Wharf: Fleeting memories in a pre-Civil War African American neighborhood
• Historical exhibit finds itself homeless
• Craven commissioners to meet in River Bend
• CHARLIE HALL: Fundraisers for hunger, historic preservation highlight busy week
• Founders Day celebrated at Masonic lodge
• NEIGHBORS: Judge Waddell retires from the bench
• Families, Marines have a joyful reunion
• WWII diaries: Equipping the ship by hook or by crook
• BILL HAND: The Roarin' Teens in New Bern
• OTIS GARDNER: Time for the World Series (not that one)
• LETTER: Thanks, New Bern
• LETTER: Otis Gardner, Pt. 2
• LETTER: FH incorporation
• LETTER: Otis Gardner, Pt. 1
• LETTER: Troopers of risk
• LETTER: Haiti
• LETTER: What war is
• EDITORIAL: Girl Scouts mark 100th anniversary
• Gas up and, at one Havelock station, out
• Kristi Stolzenberg: Green with deployment envy
• WWII: Our little friend named 'Stubby'
• Police chief talks of present honoring the past
• Betty Wood Thomas: Pettigrew Family history, continued
• LETTER: Natural born?
• LETTER: Not this time
• LETTER: Billboards
• LETTER: Cable bill
• LETTER: Responsibilities
• EDITORIAL: Making a history that shaped the nation
• RANDY FOSTER: The signs say that way to pork
• Rams’ sneak away with crown
• New Bern pins down conference title
• Hurricanes wrestlers take fourth
• Martha Anne Edwards
• Kevin A. Henry
• Jeanette Thomas Culley
• David S. Tuller
• William Blount
• Freshman sparks Bears
• Prep roundup: Eagles roll past Patriots
• Nolan’s career high sparks Rams
• Making a statement
• Bears look to make splash at regionals
• EDITORIAL: Obama makes greens squirm
• LETTER: Whose inspiration?
• LETTER: Jumping the shark
• JSF work still on track for FRC-East
• Police probe shootings
• Heartful homecoming for Cherry Point pilots
• Southern Gentlemen ready to serenade sweethearts
• Organizers weighing fourth Honor Flight
• WWII: Messing with the general’s limousine
• Craven County arrests, citations and incidents for Feb. 3, 2012
• JUDI LLOYD: Conserving water throughout your home
• TOM GLASGOW: Declaring peace with the beneficial dandelion
• William Samuel Simpson
• William Henry Jenkins
• Robert Carl Puffer
• Richard Brown
• Lena Ann Toler
• Katie Bell Toon Nelson
• David Allen Moul
• Charlie Bryant
• Channie Strickland Chapman
• Springtime adventures for Eastern Carolina sportsmen
• Epiphany elevating in pool
• Havelock swimmers hit final stretch
• Mall hosts Reading Fun Day
• EDITORIAL: New gas proposal would revive lines
• LETTER: WWII diaries
• LETTER: Be civil
• LETTER: Warning sirens
• LETTER: Price of tires
• New Trent Road pizzeria offers wood-fired pies
• December regional unemployment up
• WWII: A cargo ship gets fitted out for troops
• Craven County arrests and citations for Feb. 2, 2012
• More charges added in fatal Pamlico County wreck
• Betty Godette Bryant
• Ossie Grady
• Lorraine Halonski Mackowski
• Leon Iles
• Lena Ann Toler
• Joanne G. Weinberg
• Iola Bates Russell Johnson
• Dudley Galt Pflaum
• Christopher Glenn Raulerson
• Channie Strickland Chapman
• McCrory visits New Bern
• Local library celebrates 100 years with ongoing special exhibits, programs
• Pirates sign 18 in football
• Old Airport Road property annexation resurfaces
• EDITORIAL: Legal win for limits on police searches
• LETTER: WWII diaries
• LETTER: A man for these times
• LETTER: Amtrak and Democrats
• Beaufort shares Coolest Small Town title
• F-35: Why it’s so hard to cut a federal program
• HEALTH: Trauma affects air force vet
• Imaging center boasts new MRI
• Dual wrecks under investigation
• Civic Theatre hosts gala awards Saturday night
• Luncheon program focuses on first black man to publish book in South
• Literacy council hosts ball for dads, daughters
• Annual Sunday Jazz Showcase serves audiences another winner
• Tickets still available for Orleans’ Saturday show
• Nelson soars away with Hawks
• ‘Miss Daisy’ is character-driven
• ECU Chamber Trio brings classics to New Bern Sunday
• Bogard finishes perfect conference slate
• Jacksonville wrestlers down West Craven
• Craven County arrests and citations for 02/01/12
• Man charged after rollover crash on U.S. 70
• Mary Odessa Swain
• Leon Iles
• Isabel C. Nishimura McCullough
• Daniel T. Debow
• Charlie Bryant
• Channie Chapman
• Tammie M. Schaefer
• Robert Hanes Woodard
• Randolph Joseph Kevin Tambe
• Ralph Lee McCotter
• Peggy McCosley Batchelor
• Pamlico sprints past Dixon
• Hurricanes fall to Bulldogs
• Falcons fall to Freedom
• Bipartisan effort seeks to examine Lejeune water ills
• Lectures, tours among Black History Month events
• Students ring in Chinese New Year
• Craven college unveils new vice president
• Marine shot in Virginia
• Craven County arrests and citations for Jan. 31, 2012
• J.C. Penney reveals new marketing initiative
• SCHOOLS: A second chance
• Elks celebrate legacy, work to stoke membership
• SCHOOLS: Music in the Craven County Schools
• LETTER: Truth in spending
• LETTER: New Bern by rail
• EDITORIAL: Internet freedom wins a round
• SCHOOLS: Craven college to assist with financial-aid forms
• Eddy Browning: Tips for outstanding biscuits
• Patricia Diane Foye
• John L. Tidwell
• Catherine Reel Miller
• Anthony Rogers
• Alan Johnson
• LETTER: Mayor Bettis
• EDITORIAL: Obama diverts focus from his record
• LETTER: Avoid foreclosure
• IRENE: National volunteer group plans hurricane rebuild project in Pamlico County
• Grassroots politics stumping begins
• Civil War photo exhibit opens at New Bern library Wednesday
• WWII DIARIES: Back in America, fitting out for something big
• Outlaw called for 'State of The City' review
• TOM PHILPOTT: VA sees 'paperless' claims as critical to ending backlog
• Huge Marine exercise begins this week
• Local Stars: Sage has big debut with PCC
• Eagles flying high
• New Bern police incidents for 01/30/12
• Craven County arrests and citations for 01/30/12
• More details released on latest Catfish Lake Road crash
• Large group, fight, assault reported in Craven Terrace
• New Sudan potentate looks for banner year in 2012
• CHARLIE HALL: Rock to Beethoven highlight musical New Bern weekend
• BILL HAND: All aboard the trolley
• WWII: Farewell to Russia, on to the beaches at Normandy
• JOHN HOOD: Center-right paths to recovery
• LETTER: That Newt
• LETTER: Keep it clean
• LETTER: In response
• LETTER: A dog’s view
• LETTER: Limit government
• LETTER: About John Hood
• LETTER: 'United' States
• Two injured when car rolls over on Catfish Lake Road
• William A. Sherratt
• John J. (Jack) Sylvester
• Jack Gregory Gaidosh
• Gordon John Hovey
• Dudley G. Pflaum
• Alan Johnson
• Mr. and Mrs. Shane Edward Brunelle
• Natalie Renee Roberts-Erik Bowen Quinn
• Amanda Traversie-Jacob Thompson
• Mary Rachel Rose
• Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hostyn
• Perdue to stump for NC education
• Deputy commandant: Fewer F-35s headed to Cherry Point
• Hatteras sends first boat to China
• Thousands of spectators pack downtown for annual Shriners parade
• RANDY FOSTER: The days are just packed
• EDITORIAL: Perdue's public life focused on schools
• KTSPORTS: Flying away like a cardinal
• KEN GRUEBEL: Separating the good guys from the bad proves tricky in Grippando’s latest outing
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Change is the only constant
• OTIS GARDNER: Ready for country to return to sanity
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Pettigrew family legacy continued
• Young Rams in contention
• Haddock lifts Jones girls to 33-32 win
• William Bryant
• William Archibald Sherratt
• Margaret Domaleski
• Effie I. Laughinghouse
• West Craven girls in the driver’s seat
• Hurricanes swept by Mariners
• Leather, bandanas and God
• Craven County arrests, citations and incidents for 01/27/12
• New architect eyed for city hall project
• WWII: Departing Russia under escort of icebreakers
• NC gov's re-election decision could benefit Obama
• Film about area Marine gets Academy nod
• ECU looks to snap skid at UAB
• TOM GLASGOW: Blackberries an excellent choice for gardens
• Chamber honors volunteers at annual banquet
• EDITORIAL: Delay on pipeline costing U.S. jobs
• William Bryant
• Patricia Diane Foye
• Max Adams Powell
• Hugh Hudson Barnes
• Explosives experts probe ordnance
• Explosives experts probe ordnance
• Junior Civitans plunge with purpose
• City offices closed Friday
• WWII: Local food, local drink and worthless currency
• Much-anticipated Irene mulch delayed by fire
• Elevating her game
• Ed Wall: A pint-size hound with lofty credentials
• Outdoor Notes: In Season
• ECU unveils 2012 football schedule
• ECU trio named preseason All-C-USA
• Pirates falter again, lose sixth straight
• Local roundup: Trojans sweep Bulldogs
• Panetta: President to seek BRAC
• Statement from Gov. Bev Perdue
• Source: Perdue won't seek reelection
• BREAKING: Perdue won't seek reelection
• LETTER: Where's the outrage?
• LETTER: Neuse Forest
• LETTER: More on 'Self-published'
• LETTER: Havelock voting
• LETTER: Praise for CarolinaEast
• LETTER: Food for thought
• LETTER: Lessons from Joe Paterno
• EDITORIAL: Gingrich backers fleeing Romney
• Nellie Lupton Daniels
• Max Adams Powell
• Mary Carol Lafferty
• Lillian Vitelli
• John Jacob Sylvester
• Ernell Duncan Conway
• Allie Mae Wilson Morton
• Pirates to rely on new pitchers
• NC’s Washington delegation reacts to State of the Union
• 2 more held in terror case
• Aldermen bless bevy of resolutions
• WWII: Cold reception in a frigid northern Russia
• Pembroke residents sound off during redistricting talks
• LETTER: State of Reelection
• EDITORIAL: Paterno's legacy should survive
• LETTER: Criteria for unworthiness
• LETTER: The Walmart way
• Hunt continues in KFC heist
• Charges added in death of Pamlico woman
• Civic Theatre hosts Gala Awards, looks to exciting 2012 season
• Eagles’ wrestling program starting to soar
• Students find fun in fundamental rocket science
• ECU, BYU agree to two-year football series
• Lost Black history subject of Lunch & Learn series
• 'Murder in the Manor' dinner theater debuts next week
• University Women spotlights 10 local authors at Saturday luncheon
• Freelon concert sold out, but free workshop available for fans
• Young New Bern artist developed Japanese illustration technique as youngster
• Craven County arrests, citations and incidents for 01/25/12
• New Bern girls escape with a win
• Benita Denise Scott
• Almetta A. Miller
• Steve Berry
• Mary Carol Lafferty
• Kelly Jones Thornburg
• Fred Simmons
• Dorothy Faye Lewis Price
• Geologist: Fracking fear unfounded
• LETTER: Obama’s true intentions
• LETTER: Keystone XL pipeline
• Craven County arrests, citations and incidents
• LETTER: Debt and deficit time bomb
• LETTER: A better model
• Annual Shriners' parade set for Saturday
• Sanderson to seek senate seat
• EDITORIAL: The wrong time for a tax increase
• WWII: Life in a port, Soviet style
• Shriners services benefit area children
• SCHOOLS: N.C. Symphony conductor to lecture at N.C. History Center
• SCHOOLS: Pamlico Community College receives $10K anonymous gift
• SCHOOLS: Preparing today’s youth for tomorrow’s careers
• Barrette leads Havelock past White Oak
• Rams get past Vikings
• Local stars: Burns heats up in pool
• EDDY BROWNING: Steaks and a good football game!
• Silas William Recktenwald
• Richard M. Moreland
• Randolph R. Gray
• Merchie Rhymer Pennington
• John Thomas Aylward
• Doris Moseley
• Doris Matheson Forst
• Carol Meier
• Amber Louise Jones
• Eagles' Cuthbertson hits 1,000 points
• COMMENTARY: Ditch 'Spend and Tax'
• 9/11 relics added to Havelock monument
• Marine anniversaries prompt exhibit overhaul
• Woman jailed after eluding police
• WWII: A small part in a big battle
• $24 million Craven Water system on target for 2016
• Chinese New Year appears to achieve 'tradition' status on Oriental
• Jones County looks for law enforcement help
• Abrams achieves milestone
• New Bern police incidents for 01/23/12
• Arrests and citations for Craven County for 01/23/12
• Arrests and citations for Pamlico County Sheriff's Department for 01/23/12
• Sarah Victoria Becton
• Randolph R. Gray
• Gladys Mae Brown Perkins
• BILL HAND: The tragedies and victories of William Gaston
• Aldermen to continue talks on redistricting
• Craven redistricting plan moves forward
• WEEK AHEAD: Week of good will ahead for children, storm victims, history lovers
• Here come the bridal tips: 65 exhibitors offer help for wedding plans
• WWII: Fighting wind, ice and a German juggernaut
• JOHN HOOD: Nothing much to write home about
• LETTER: Tar sands oil
• LETTER: Self-published
• LETTER: What time is left
• LETTER: The New York City model
• LETTER: Just one more penny
• EDITORIAL: Monitoring will help save lives
• Gunmen rob James City KFC, lock employees in cooler
• Sarah Vicoria Becton
• Richard M. Moreland
• Nakia Slade
• Joanne Barbara Hawkins
• Dorothy Lewis Price
• Thomas Lewis Daniels
• Silas Recktenwald
• EDITORIAL: Wanted, senator, experience helpful
• Filers using free AARP tax service expected to increase again
• Historical association meets Monday
• Ocracoke-Hatteras ferry run facing possible delays
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: The Pettigrew family’s connection to New Bern
• Blake Alexander Lopez
• Orleans ‘still havin’ fun’ after 40 years of cranking out hits
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Building the parental ‘dream team’
• Panetta: F-35 is off probation
• ‘New’ dragon leads Chinese New Year celebration
• Crews battle house fire
• OTIS GARDNER: Opportunity continues to knock despite hard times
• ‘Godfather of Long Point’ booked on drug, booze charges
• Volunteers mend damaged battlefield
• Learning on the fly
• Re-enactment centers on Civil War occupation
• Wallace makes a wallop
• KTSPORTS: Grand happenings at West Craven
• Man charged in fatal crash
• Prep Roundup: Jones Senior girls roll
• WWII: In the cold, in the dark, in the blind
• Erik Meilhede
• Charles Edward Stevens
• Samuel Johnson French
• Mildred Ipock McLawhorn
• Maggie Elizabeth Hawkins Woods
• Jerry Browne
• George &#8220Tommy” Griffin
• New Bern boys knocked off by Laney
• Eagles sweep Patriots
• Prep roundup: Jones girls rout East Carteret
• WWII: Gunnery practice hits a beach
• Huge tree felled by Irene set for removal
• Murder victim’s daughter angry, relieved
• New Bern hosts ‘A Visit with the Vikings’ today at history center
• Craven County incidents, arrests and citations for 01/20/12
• Murder-rape suspect held without bond
• TOM GLASGOW: Azalea best practices
• JUDI LLOYD: Keeping New Bern clean
• Preston won’t seek re-election
• Two hurt in wreck on Catfish Lake Road
• Sheriff's traffic stop nets drugs, cash, arrests
• EDITORIAL: Censorship main issue with SOPA
• LETTER: Mitt Romney camp
• Peggy Singleton McLawhorn
• Milton Eugene Smith
• Mildred Ipock McLawhorn
• Maggie Hawkins Woods
• Lena Kornegay Dixon
• Larry W. Dunn
• Gladys Mae Brown Perkins
• Earnest Nash Mattocks
• Ronald Elijah Casey
• First appearance set in cold case murder
• Craven commissioners ready for redistricting
• Foul play not suspected in Pollocksville woman's death
• Tractor Supply Co. may be eyeing New Bern
• WWII: Training and equipping for cold-weather seasons
• LETTER: ‘Temporary’ tax
• LETTER: Teacher unions
• Bargain offerings plentiful at Trent Road boutique
• Ed Wall: Signs You Might Be A Southern Sportsman
• Outdoor Notes: In season
• EDITORIAL: High court defends religious freedoms
• LETTER: US, China: A comparison
• LETTER: Donate your old computer
• LETTER: Art Pope response
• Craven County arrests, citations and incidents for 1/19/12
• Four-car wreck stalls bridge traffic
• Derby Park affected by power outage
• Allison Demertrius McCabe
• Roscoe Howard Case
• Magdalene Briley Spain
• Jimmie Lee Senn
• Janie Wilkerson Rhiner
• Irene Riggs
• George E. Earner
• Eagles survive scare from Rams
• New Bern girls hold off Hoggard
• Cows cause crash on U.S. 70
• Student killed while playing with shotgun
• Popular turkey ‘Tomasina’ killed by motorist
• Suspect sought in drive-by shooting
• City officials scrutinize aging drainage system
• Craven County arrests and citations for 01/18/12
• Craven schools unveils new superintendent
• WWII: Convoy JW-55-B: Bait for the ‘Scharnhorst’
• Officials investigate Jones Co. fatalities
• BBQ in Blue Jeans boosts fire museum
• New features shape annual Bridal Expo
• LETTER: More on Voter ID
• LETTER: Newt Gingrich
• EDITORIAL: Allow Marines to do their jobs
• Take a photo journey with Ben Casey at the Bank of the Arts
• Tickets still available for Orleans February show in New Bern
• TICKET: Arts and entertainment news for 1/18/12
• Atkinson kicks off Sunday jazz concert series
• Farmers Market presents 'Cupcake War'
• Friday Flicks presents 'My Favorite Year'
• Palace offers history, classical music by ECU Chamber Trio
• Guitar virtuoso headlines Craven Concerts event
• Civic's 'The Odd Couple' concludes this weekend
• Ratio concludes production of 'Talk About The Passion'
• 'Murder in the Manor' dinner theater debuts in February
• Marion Faye Walker
• Margaret Nichols Beauregard
• Irene Riggs
• Herman Carroll Austin
• George E. Earner
• Edward Malloy
• Edna Annette Pember Lee
• Clara Lucille Sanders
• William Edward O'Connor
• Samuel G. Broadway
• Roscoe Howard Case
• Nancy Samuel Everhart
• Mary Ellen Lovell
• Lobbyists: Coordination key to success of F-35B
• Local stars: Fryar shining at East Georgia
• Rams' resurgance
• ECU’s Kemp finds his shot
• Federal investigators probe LaRoque’s businesses
• Search dogs track fleeing drug suspect
• Library Civil War series opens with ‘One Woman’s View’
• WWII: Last days as a merchant marine cadet
• LETTER: Opposed to annexation
• LETTER: Comments after a fire
• LETTER: Praise for Charlie Hall
• EDITORIAL: Paying tribute to King's legacy
• SCHOOLS: Burmese performers featured at Craven Community College
• Man charged in 1977 Craven County murder
• SCHOOLS: Preparing students for the 21st century
• SCHOOLS: A show of confidence
• City fires spark probes
• Man charged in 1977 Craven County murder
• Loaded firearm discovered at New Bern airport
• Craven County arrests and citations for 01/17/12
• Pamlico County Sheriff's Department arrests and citations for 01/17/12
• King honored at memorial service
• EDDY BROWNING: Super Bowl munchies
• Elbert Russell Seamster
• Cono J. Damato
• LETTER: What would they think?
• LETTER: Sound familiar?
• LETTER: Little ol’ CarolinaEast
• LETTER: When and only when
• LETTER: GOP ‘Sugar Daddy’
• LETTER: Gas prices
• EDITORIAL: Romney rolling in GOP campaign
• EDITORIAL: Hold up our end of friendship
• Gala fundraiser celebrates Marine air’s 100th anniversary
• Federal investigators probe LaRoque’s businesses
• TOM PHILPOTT: Non-citizen recruits less likely to wash out
• Food and fuel on a WWII merchant ship
• Carol Burnett on the line: New Bern woman gets an apology from famous comedienne
• EDITORIAL: Keeping the faith in our judicial system
• LETTER: Holly and Ivy tour
• LETTER: To the rescue
• Still enjoying the game
• New Bern police incidents for 1/16/12
• Electrical fire prompts evacuation of New Bern Walmart
• Tony Saine
• Robert Gregory Amend
• Myrtle Lee Ablen
• Milton Henry Honeycutt
• NEIGHBORS: Telling her story
• Annual Trenton Volunteer Fire Department auction a success
• Havelock’s new commissioner focuses on growth amid 'small-town feel'
• WEEK AHEAD: Music is in the air at events this week
• BILL HAND: Some thoughts on history and news
• Fifth ferry fee hearing announced
• WWII DIARIES: Mishap results in a shortage of fuel
• Craven commissioners to consider multiple appointments
• Pamlico County faces closing of local farm service office
• Steve Reed
• Rosetta Grant
• Rodney O'Neal Simpson
• Robert Wayne Fralick
• Emily Brinson
• Edward Jr. Malloy
• Alice Joyce Nobles
• EDITORIAL: It was a dark and stormy night
• RANDY FOSTER: Yet another episode of Another World
• General to lead inquiry into urination video
• Reaction mixed to ward redistricting
• MLK parade kicks off holiday weekend
• Local historian presents the Battle of New Bern
• First ArtWalk of the year draws crowds
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Hans Brunen, from Bern to New Bern
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Turning off autopilot and enjoying the ride
• OTIS GARDNER: Businesses are human, no matter the size
• KEN GRUEBEL: ‘The Confession’ a disappointment, ‘Chasing the Bear’ delivers
• Fire destroys abandoned barn
• Christian coalition meets to shape 2012 goals
• WWII: ‘Greatest convoy battle of all time’
• Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Paul Creech
• Emery Kate Staples
• Cindy Denise Allen-Christopher Jay Bezinque
• Mr. and Mrs. Willis Odom
• Meredith Grace Holton-Joshua Dennis Gaskill
• Mr. and Mrs. Hunter A. Coore
• Monique Valentina Campbell-Armod Cawan Nobles
• JOHN HOOD: Table Set for the 2012 Elections
• KTSPORTS: A rivalry at its best
• ‘A’ for effort
• Tina Edenbeck Edwards
• Robert Wayne Fralick
• Peggy Elizabeth Griffin Ormond
• Gaye Batten Renfrow
• Edna P. Lee
• Foy leads Trojans past Hurricanes
• Pirates stress rebounding during break
• Eagles soar past Vikings
• Cracker Barrel eyes New Bern location
• Habitat hands out homes in Havelock
• Eastern N.C. to pitch repair depots to DOD
• Riders invited to sound off on proposed ferry fee hike
• LETTER: Psychedelic experience
• EDITORIAL: Keep Internet out of UN's clutches
• LETTER: Let them eat cake
• LETTER: Pay as you go
• LETTER: Havelock's new commissioner
• LETTER: Can we all just get along?
• Thousands expected Saturday for Trenton VFD auction
• WWII: George, as in, ‘Let George do it’
• Three sentenced in federal terror trial
• Murder suspect accused of hiding handgun in rectum
• TOM GLASGOW: Solving problems with azaleas
• William Arthur Carmon
• Virginia Donnelly Hendrickson
• Tina Edenbeck Edwards
• Thomas C. Harper
• Dorothy Marie Hill
• Joint Chiefs chairman speaks on flexible military force
• The secret cargo and a New Year’s prank
• Marines identified in video urinating on corpses
• Weather officials confirm tornado hit western NC
• USDA releases disaster aid
• Aldermen revise customer service policy
• Officials saddened by City Hall ‘screamfest’
• Man charged in wreck that killed grandmother
• Baker’s Square set to reopen with same staff, new name
• Bank upgrades to full-scale branch
• Basketball redemption
• Mudcats hope to draw from Kinston
• Indians, Mudcats to play exhibition
• Ed Wall: Expert tips for cold-water stripers
• Craven County arrests and citations for 1/12/12
• Ed Wall's Outdoor Notes: In Season
• Bridge wreck injures women, child
• Sun Journal podcast episode 17 (1/12/12)
• Juarl Louis Foye
• Hannah Blake Jones
• Geneva Wright McLamb
• Frederick Earl Nobles
• Dorothy Marie Hill
• Danae LeShawn Harper
• Cono J. Damato
• Carl E. Staten
• Allan Ray Robinson
• William Sherwood Henderson
• Rosa Nezabeth Bryant Sanders
• Florida base welcomes first F-35B jets
• Governor extends unemployment benefits
• Craven moves forward with 911 center
• Ground breaking set for Greenville VA clinic
• WWII: Fish tales on the high seas
• First 2012 ArtWalk features art, photography, music and more
• Big league dreams
• Craven County arrests, citations and incidents for 1/11/12
• Beaufort on ballot for America's Coolest Small Towns
• LETTER: Praise for local wrecker
• LETTER: Aldermen meeting
• EDITORIAL: Next generations have most on the line
• TICKET: Arts and entertainment news for 1/11/12
• Works of Coastal Photo Club now on display
• Bettis, Taylor take the gloves off: Meeting erupts in accusations, name-calling
• Hand revives his first play, 'Murder in the Manor,' for dinner theater
• Palace offers African-American history lecture, 'tasty' fundraiser this month
• Renowned historian to give Civil War lecture
• Jazz and blues vocalist kicks off Sunday Concert Series
• Ratio psychological thriller opens Jan. 13
• White takes 'Hemingway' to dinner theater setting
• University women’s group spotlights 10 local authors
• Barbs at city hall
• Civic’s 'The Odd Couple' debuts Jan. 13
• Vilma Gray Fulcher
• Sonia Jordan
• Peggy McCosley Batchelor
• Patrick James Hovatter
• Owen Carter Osmanovic
• Mary Elizabeth Sandlin
• Lynette Holton Harrison
• John Francis Griffin
• Gary Wayne Armstrong
• Dale Tyler Baker
• Clyde R. Everett
• Hurricanes swept by Devilpups
• EDITORIAL: Something that went bump in the night
• LETTER: Nailed it!
• LETTER: In defense of Iowans
• LETTER: Religious views
• LETTER: Pick one at your peril
• Trenton man charged with attempted murder
• Craven superintendent search nears completion
• WWII diaries: Shipping forced south to avoid invasion fleet
• Local counties in FEMA disaster declaration
• 1,000 and counting
• Two arrested in meth bust
• Craven County arrests and citations for 1/10/12
• Local stars: Luebs shining for Trojans
• EDDY BROWNING: Meatloaf with a new twist
• Gwen G. Lassiter
• Gladys Cere Staten Simmons
• Ester Marjorie Price Hursey
• Dorothy Black
• Bears dominate on the mat
• Cargo drone makes debut in Afghanistan
• Gunman robs New Bern restaurant worker
• Electrical problem caused Havelock house fire
• New Bern man arrested in Newport
• MLK: Three-day King celebration includes parade, banquet, memorial service
• TOM PHILPOTT: Petraeus: ‘under water’ home loans force families apart
• WWII diaries: Zigzagging across the South Atlantic
• UPDATE: Names of burn victims released
• EDITORIAL: Practice makes N.C. highways safer
• LETTER: Politics today
• LETTER: Bad hospital experience
• Hill focusing on the future
• Craven County arrests, citations and incidents for 1/9/12
• Church honors pastor of 13 years
• Norma Priester Barkoskie
• Gwendolyn G. Lassiter
• Clyde R. Everett
• Willie Arthur Spell
• Thomas Earl Edwards
• Stephen Patterson Lancaster
• EDITORIAL: Practice makes highways safer
• Neuse regatta draws yachtsmen
• CHARLIE HALL: The lull is over
• Lawmakers take another look at electric rates
• Aldermen to consider train depot, redistricting
• WWII: At sea on watch for enemy subs
• NEIGHBOR: Rich cultural scene delights new director
• BILL HAND: Remembering the Gaston Hotel
• Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gray Batten
• Rachel Ann Flowers-Matthew Stephen Johnson
• Mary Meadows Spencer
• Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Mauk
• Avery Grace Brown
• Mr. and Mrs. Josh Elliott Eddings
• Mr. and Mrs. Blake Herring
• Stacey Nichole Meadows-David Alan Pacheco
• WWII: Keeping clean on the high seas
• Susan Virginia Carter
• Marion Faye Walker
• Mari Bearnes Couch
• Couple suffer burns in enigmatic fire
• JOHN HOOD: A growth agenda
• LETTER: Lest we forget
• LETTER: Honda experience
• LETTER: Farewell, positive
• LETTER: WWII diaries
• COMMENTARY: Translating 'political speak' takes practice
• COMMENTARY: Another perspective on gas tax
• RANDY FOSTER: A small town called Trent Road
• EDITORIAL: Cherry Point in distress; this is not a drill
• LETTER: Watch what you vote for
• LETTER: At the utility counter
• LETTER: What Obama wants
• LETTER: New York Times
• Hundreds turn out for Resolution Run 5K
• Official: F-35B will make the cut
• Teen injured in wreck with utility pole
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Fenford family connects with New Bern by way of the Suggs
• OTIS GARDNER: Rejoicing in the triumph of good over evil
• Middle school surfaces with success after Hurricane Irene
• ‘Big Three’ on a mission
• A Trojans’ tearful finish
• KTSPORTS: A bouncy basketball season
• Rams swept by Falcons in Coastal basketball
• Cherry hits 1,000th point in Eagles’ win
• Susan Virginia Carter
• Norris Tripp
• Mildred Carter Simmons
• Mari B. Couch
• Gladys Cere Staten Simmons
• Dorothy Black
• Cleveland McFall
• Barbara Scott Crawford
• Eagles' Cherry reaches 1,000 points
• Wildcats run past Bears
• Pretty in pink: Trojans top Stallions
• Bears destroy beehives
• New Bern lawyer tapped for judicial nominating committee
• Popular eatery shuttered, set to reopen soon
• Judicial panel irks Republicans
• Craven County arrests and citations for 01/06/12
• Ferry fee hike proposed
• LETTER: OWS, tea party differences
• EDITORIAL: Solar failures are adding up
• WWII: Games bosuns play on cadets
• JUDI LLOYD: Steps for being water-wise in the kitchen
• TOM GLASGOW: Butterfly bush: a welcome sight
• Starved dog freezes to death, woman charged
• Oka Mosier Taylor
• Lillian Bennett Haddock
• Essie Marie Edwards Griffin
• Specifics of military cuts remain uncertain
• Federal Reserve economist sees slow recovery in 2012
• Cleanup preps for 150th Battle of New Bern celebration
• Haddock hits her mark
• Havelock swimmers top competition
• Suddenlink to explore Internet usage caps
• The ‘goodliest dogs’
• Outdoor notes: Fishing seminar coming to New Bern
• WWII: Getting used to wartime shipping
• ‘The Water Coolers’ open Craven Concerts 2012 season
• Havelock projects to bring big changes in 2012
• LETTER: Thanks, 913 Leeward Drive
• LETTER: Sound familiar?
• Sun Journal podcast episode 16 (1/5/12)
• U.S. 17 wreck shuts down highway
• Craven County arrests and citations for 1/5/12
• LETTER: National Guard service
• LETTER: What Voter ID?
• EDITORIAL: Solar failures are adding up
• EDITORIAL: Carson murder prompts change
• LETTER: Members of Congress
• LETTER: Down the drain
• LETTER: Fairy tales
• Sudie Sawyer Hicks
• Robert I. Dearden
• Mildred Carter Simmons
• John Drake
• Jimmie Lee McLawhorn
• James Burwell Tilghman
• Jacquelyn E. Hall
• Doreen L. Shanley
• Bonnie Good Eaton
• Annie Evelyn Lewis Hicks
• Jacksonville wrestler suffers neck injury
• WWII: Merchant ship gets some guns
• Craven unemployment edges downward
• Hardesty heading into offseason ‘healthy’
• Rams roll past Pam Pack, 77-50
• Havelock girls rout Washington, 55-20
• Pamlico seeks loans to restore hurricane-ravaged school
• LETTER: Tax and tax some more
• LETTER: Cost analysis
• EDITORIAL: Planes, trains — now automobiles?
• Craven County arrests, citations and incidents for 1/4/12
• Civic opens 2012 with classic comedy, ‘The Odd Couple’
• TICKET: Arts and entertainment news for 1/4/12
• Jazz vocalist Kosins to appear in Oriental
• Colonial dance featured at Playford Ball
• Upcoming Ratio production is dark psychological thriller
• Coastal Photo Club reception to take place at local library
• Upcoming Palace events include history lessons, fundraiser
• Irish music session set at Trent River Coffee Company
• Man taken to hospital after U.S. 17 wreck
• William O. Hale
• Robert Dearden
• Oka M. Taylor
• Jimmie Lee McLawhorn
• Jedidiah David Foster
• Frances Fernandez
• Donald Eugene Trott
• David Alfred Benson
• Charlotte Selheim Long
• Bonnie Good Eaton
• Bessie Esadean Lupton Cook
• Annie Evelyn Lewis Hicks
• Anna Wright Cuthbertson
• Eagles soar over defending champs
• US Airways expands service to DC
• Craven commissioners commemorate 300th anniversary with Sir Henry of Havelock
• NC lawmakers back again for veto override meeting
• Grantsboro looks for candidate to fill empty board seat
• Craven County arrests and citations for 01/03/12
• WWII Diaries: Serving with the son of a Bataan hero
• U.S. 70 wreck injures one
• Cold, yes; snow, no
• SCHOOLS: Students, parents learn together at family reading night
• SCHOOLS: Pamlico Small Business Center gets new director
• SCHOOLS: Craven’s AFA program serves as a gateway to the arts
• Local stars: Wallace seeing action for Trojans
• EDDY BROWNING: Five of my favorite recipes for the new year
• Doreen L. 'Pinky' Shanley
• William Ray Barwick
• Paul Bruce Brooks
• Melba Jean Holland Lipford
• John Drake
• Exave M. Lupton
• Elizabeth Mungo
• NEIGHBORS: Preservationist couple continues restoration lifestyle in New Bern
• State board gives Grantsboro choice on new commissioner
• WWII: Sea duty aboard the ‘Hungry Henry’
• Craven commissioners kick off county’s 300th anniversary year
• Almost home for the holidays, a Cherry Point unit returns from deployment
• CC 300: Craven County 300th website launched
• LETTER: Meanwhile, in Afghanistan
• LETTER: Decline: Yes or no
• EDITORIAL: Together we begin a bright new year
• TOM PHILPOTT: Lawmakers waste billions fumbling 'doc-rate fix'
• Woman airlifted after Cove City wreck
• Eagles win holiday invitational
• Phyllis Ann Tinkham Dilday
• Mary Elizabeth Gaskins Phillips
• Joeanna Hopkins Spain
• Eugene William Rhinehold Boettcher
• Elena D. Beechey
• LETTER: No longer see the light
• LETTER: Our nation in peril
• EDITORIAL: Empty ‘victory’ in telecom case
• First 2012 baby comes early, but healthy
• Club paddles in 2012 with leisurely tour
• Fatal U.S. 70 crash under investigation
• WEEK AHEAD: Two new exhibits showcase top local photographers
• WWII DIARIES: War interrupts school’s routine
• Pamlico commissioners begin 2012 with money matters
• BILL HAND: Thomas G. Blow: Head clerk of the Gaston Hotel
• Mable Parrish Talton
• Jean Smith Stybe
• WWII DIARIES: CHAPTER ONE: Becoming a merchant marine
• 2011: Sun Journal Newsmaker of the Year
• 2011: Top stories as picked by Sun Journal staff
• BARRY SMITH: Final notes in his final column
• 2011: New year brings new laws to North Carolina
• Refugees ring in Karen New Year 2751 in style
• Resolution run for Promise Place shifted to Saturday this year
• New Bern resident among 7 arrested on credit card charges
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Fenford Family: A cooper in Virginia
• KEN GRUEBEL: Dr. Death has a date with Death
• OTIS GARDNER: Reflecting on things to come
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Distraction over, waiting begins
• 2011: A year of memorable moments in NC comes to an end
• LETTER: Diagnosing medical problems
• JOHN HOOD: A Blessing for Pat McCrory?
• LETTER: New Year Resolutions
• LETTER: Gas prices
• LETTER: Merry Christmas
• LETTER: Intelligent voters
• LETTER: Why is the cost of gas so high?
• LETTER: Stained Cain
• LETTER: ‘Buzzy’ Stubbs
• LETTER: Lawyers
• EDITORIAL: No tough times in Congress
• 2011 Sun Journal Athlete of the Year: Taking the next step
• 2011 Sun Journal Sports Top 10 stories of the year
• Ed Wall: The canoe may be a sportsman's perfect boat
• Outdoor Notes: In season
• Beatrice 'Bea' Swindell
• Rep. Jones irked by Afghan mineral rights for China
• WWII diaries: 504th Bombardment Group’s storied history
• TOM GLASGOW: Potential problems with cruciferous vegetables
• SUV crashes into Catfish Lake Road canal, two escape harm
• New Year offers dancing, paddling, running with dragons
• LETTER: Tax bills
• LETTER: Health care response
• EDITORIAL: State’s motorists can’t catch break
• New Bern police advise against celebratory gunfire
• Vera Holloway Taylor
• Phyllis T. Wells
• Ophelia M. White
• Mildred Thirnas McDaniel Mattocks
• Jesse Tillman Jones
• Duella Jones Godette
• Charles Thomas Manning
• Charles Carroll Pike
• Anette B. Mercer
• 2011: a year of wild weather
• Segment on New Bern unemployment to air on Japanese television
• Local real estate market sill anemic
• New fishery rules and catch limits set
• Man arrested for armed robbery
• State parks offer guided hikes to start the new year
• Arrests and citations for Craven County for 12/29/11
• Power outage leaves shoppers in the dark
• LETTER: Tar sands oil
• LETTER: Gas prices
• LETTER: Presidential extravagance
• EDITORIAL: Havel remembered as liberator, leader
• Sandra Barber Ward
• Melvin Douglas Jones
• Marilyn Yvonne Miller Cuthrell
• Margaret H. Foy
• Arlene Marie Jenkins Simmons
• TICKET: Arts and entertainment news for 12/28/11
• RiverTowne celebrates 10th year of stage productions in New Bern
• Singer-songwriter Greener’s many travels bring her to Eastern North Carolina
• Upcoming jazz events add sparkle to local music scene
• Two-vehicle accident ties up traffic on N.C. 55 East
• Homeless man charged in armed robbery
• Wetlands acreage donated for N.C. hiking trail
• WWII Diaries: Watching the skies for bombers in Ridgewood, N.J.
• New Bern police incidents for 12/28/11
• Arrests and citations for Craven County for 12/28/11
• Fire official offers tips for preventing house fires
• Towns backing Progress merger
• LETTER: Shades of Ross Perot
• LETTER: Where babies are born
• LETTER: Out of touch
• LETTER: Gasoline tax
• EDITORIAL: Holder attacks voter ID rules
• Thomas Allen Gatlin
• Theresa Donegan Hug
• Tammy Loraine Petersen
• Romallus O. Murphy
• Moses Mewborn
• Margaret L. Doucette
• John D. Riggs
• Joanne Williams
• Elizabeth Seiler DeBow
• Edward James Lower
• Dorothy Thompson Heath
• Charlotte McCray Hudson
• Carla Lonice Brown Taylor
• Archie Lawrence Blackmon
• Pressure at the pump: Gasoline tax set for 4-cent increase
• Storm knocks out power, traffic lights
• Preservation Foundation plans annual antique show
• WWII Diaries: One family’s service during World War II
• SCHOOLS: Helping students meet their educational goals at Pamlico CC
• SCHOOLS: Registration for spring resumes next week at Craven CC
• LETTER: What drives the economy
• LETTER: Health care
• EDITORIAL: Legislature adds to schools’ woes
• EDDY BROWNING: Holiday appetizers
• JOHN HOOD: Liberals chew their CUDS
• EDITORIAL: Wagers to keep politics honest
• Local doctor: Medicaid, Medicare 'unsustainable'
• Firefighters extinguish 8-acre brush, woods fire
• Info on Marine Federal bank robber sought
• Military Growth Task Force to shut down in 2013
• Operation Noel: Marines spread Christmas spirit in Afghanistan
• TOM PHILPOTT: In post-Iraq era, drawdown tools replace benefit boom
• Carolina Club Apartments to reopen as Bear Foot Landing
• Bridgeton creates environmental sustainability department
• Tommie Charles Murray
• Rosa Brown
• Marilyn Yvonne Miller Cuthrell
• Edna L. Williford Futrell
• OTIS GARDNER: Charitable giving … or not
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Sugg Family through the 1700s
• BARRY SMITH: 2011 predictions: Batting .400
• NEIGHBORS: Peele retires from Maysville Salvation Army
• Larry Moser tapped for Order of the Longleaf Pine
• WEEK AHEAD: Final week of the year a time to run with the dragons
• Samaritan to the rescue: Woman buys replacements for gifts burned in house fire
• New Bern’s grand hotel of yore
• WWII DIARIES: Lt. Winslett's diary: Damage over France
• LETTER: Perdue campaign problems
• LETTER: Teacher budget cuts
• LETTER: Thank you, thank you!
• EDITORIAL: Getting our heroes home for the holidays
• Crowe: Going out a winner
• 2011 SUN JOURNAL ALL-AREA OFFENSE
• 2011 SUN JOURNAL ALL-AREA DEFENSE
• Eula May Gibbs
• KTSPORTS: Merry Christmas to you, Pops
• Down to the wire: Shoppers make up in deals what they lack in time
• Shotgun-wielding men rob pawn shop (updated)
• LETTER: The Right Choice
• LETTER: Honor all veterans
• LETTER: Wisdom from past
• COMMENTARY: Have a Merry (generic holiday name goes here)
• EDITORIAL: Christmas wishes for those who don't have the day off
• JUDI LLOYD: Keep holiday spirit out of the landfills
• WEDDING: Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ashley
• ENGAGEMENT: Stacey Nichole Meadows, David Alan Pacheco
• ENGAGEMENT: Shanice Jones, Dr. Christopher Cameron
• WEDDING: Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fuller
• BIRTH: Caysee Rae Scott
• BIRTH: Lily Southerland Carr
• BIRTH: Elle Michelle Mara
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Stressing about stress
• WWII DIARIES: The Christmas Star: Christmas Eve in wartime Leeds
• Spirit of Christmas: Seniors make holiday come alive
• Delegation supports payroll tax cut extension
• Pamlico Sound ferries trim winter runs
• Arrests and citations for Craven County for 12/24/2011
• William Hubert Cooper
• Walter Joseph James
• Stella Lancaster Haddock
• Sarah Alice Harris
• Jean Stouffer
• Dennis Lee Cox
• Deborah Lynn Jenkins-Shamblin
• ROTC cadets deliver presents, donations
• Rescue squad achieves longtime goal — paramedic status
• Fire guts First Avenue trailer home
• Marine Federal robbed at gunpoint
• Marine Federal robbed at gunpoint
• GREEN THUMB: The case of the dying Arizona cypress
• WWII DIARIES: Fragments and memories during a wartime childhood
• LETTER: Thanks for Christmas help
• LETTER: Tea Party vs. OWS
• LETTER: Performance praise
• LETTER: DOT kudos
• EDITORIAL: Getting our heroes home for holidays
• Bryant: A perfect season
• Credit cards stolen at YMCA used at New Bern Walmart
• Joanne Williams
• Harold Oliver Madion
• Evelyn Ricks Bell
• William Hubert Cooper
• Walter Joseph James
• Tommy C. Murray
• Rosa Brown
• Moses Mewborn
• Marion Gooding
• Highway patrol to be out in force during holiday weekend
• Local growers skeptical about new Farmers Disaster Assistance Act
• Weird weather: ENC will see holiday highs in the 60s
• Cheaper gas prices, spiking airfare coaxes holiday travelers to hit the road
• Pamlico Home Builders tapped for Small Business of the Year
• Holiday closings
• Memories of Christmases past
• Local stars: Fulcher playing well at St. Andrews
• William Ray Barwick
• Virginia Belle Smith Hudgins
• Olivia Thigpen Fleming
• Margaret Louise Doucette
• Lonnie Daniels
• George Henry Marshall
• Fannie Olivia Brown Smith
• Evelyn Ricks Bell
• Eula M. Gibbs
• Dennis Cox
• Craven County arrests and citations for 12/22/11
• Court clerks battle for top decorating honors
• Buntyn’s journey back home
• Bryant tabbed AP Coach of the Year
• Rams’ celebration continues
• Uncertainty prompts ACT to regroup
• Pamlico falls to Southside, 65-59
• N.C. congressmen want probe into military foreclosures
• State unemployment rate falls to 10 percent
• WWII Diaries: Wartime stateside, a 10-year-old worries
• LETTER: WWII diaries entry
• LETTER: Who would support Obama?
• LETTER: Dialogue with the devil
• LETTER: Good Old Days, revisited
• LETTER: Farmers Market praise
• LETTER: Execute Plan B
• EDITORIAL: An energy crisis created by government
• Red Cross offers holiday safety tips
• TICKET: Collection of 12/21 stories
• New Bern native tells story of ‘Real Captain Charlie’
• Jazz vocalist Kathy Kosins is ‘Live by Request’ in Oriental
• Auditions set for RiverTowne production of Ragan play
• New Bern artist’s jazz painting awarded to lucky patron
• New Bern convention center cited for Reader’s Choice award by national magazine
• Wendell Murphy
• Ruby Mae Fulcher Gibbs
• Ollie M. Wright
• Moses Augustus Marshall
• Dorothy Letchworth Robinson
• Dennis Hodge
• Dale Tyler Baker
• Wreck stalls traffic on Highway 17
• Hanukkah’s remembrance of religious freedom under way
• Craven County arrests and citations for 12/21/11
• WWII Diaries: Sacrifices of the Greatest Generation
• LaHaie, Cooper earn all-state honors
• SCHOOLS: American Cancer Society recognizes Craven County superintendent
• SCHOOLS: Pamlico Community College offers occupational safety training courses
• SCHOOLS: Woman advances from GED graduate to master's degree candidate
• Deputies: Woman in stolen car threatens firefighter, leads authorities on chase
• EDITORIAL: Temporary cut is better than nada
• Tourney time at West Craven
• LETTER: Washington
• LETTER: Nose bleeds money
• LETTER: Friend of ‘Buzzy’ Stubbs
• Brothers in federal terror trial sentenced
• Havelock Public Services truck involved in crash
• Morning 2-car wreck on U.S. 70 reduces traffic to one lane
• EDDY BROWNING: Gifts from your kitchen
• Joan Patricia Brown Godette
• Esther Meadows Perry
• Eric Troy Robinson
• Sara Jane Gilgo Lupton
• Mickey Paul Carawan
• Leonard Joseph Mathieu
• New Bern too strong for Dixon in tourney
• WWII DIARIES: Bugle duty, Atlantic and Pacific
• Lost Marine, teen found safe in woods
• Tryon Christmas event a dazzler
• TOM PHILPOTT: New housing allowance rates announced, rise for Cherry Point
• EMPTY STOCKING: Contributions keep coming, more needed
• Christmas concert crescendos at Cherry Point
• LETTER: Reason behind opposition
• LETTER: Big-time academics
• LETTER: Soon to be unnecessary
• LETTER: Message from Jones sheriff
• EDITORIAL: New technology adds to road risks
• Highsmith, Reddick ready for 3rd bowl game
• New Bern police incidents for 12/19/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 12/19/11
• Pamlico County sheriff arrests, citations for 12/19/11
• Craven County Board of Education arrests, citations for 12/19/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 12/19/11
• Vanceboro police arrests, citations for 12/19/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 12/19/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 12/19/11
• Registration Now Open for the 2012 Bike MS: Historic New Bern Ride
• Patricia Davison Switzer
• Joseph Hardy Fulford
• Harvey C. Foushee
• Charles Anthony Gardner
• NEIGHBORS: Part of a bigger team
• WEEK AHEAD: Holiday activities give way to family time
• Decision on closure of downtown New Bern post office delayed
• WWII Diaries: Seeing wartime London as a child
• Catfish Lake Road sees two weekend wrecks
• EDITORIAL: Staying alert key to shopping safety
• LETTER: Talking points
• LETTER: ‘God particle’ foolishness
• LETTER: ‘Event fiasco’ revisited
• LETTER: Holiday Pops concert
• LETTER: Downtown parking
• Craven commissioners tie up loose ends of 2011
• BILL HAND: The historical origins of the Jonkonnu celebration
• Elks Building draws renewed interest
• Many complaints, few solutions on Havelock median
• Ferries to run abbreviated schedule during holidays
• RANDY FOSTER: My fill of Phil, seconds please
• Louise Wiley Barnett
• Jerry Lee Boyd
• Geneva Porter Waters
• Edwin Greyson Hollowell
• Charles Anthony Gardner
• Bobby R. Manning
• Pauline P. Mattmiller
• Martha Ann Daniels
• Eagles soar past Bears
• EDITORIAL: FRC East, Cherry Point need our help
• COMMENTARY: Better and fairer justice system
• Aldermen, mayor experience ‘Christmas miracle’
• JOHN HOOD: Cheeky defense of Christmas
• LETTER: Supremes
• LETTER: Electronic warfare
• LETTERS: From students at H.J. McDonald Middle School
• LETTER: It’s only just one more penny
• LETTER: Thank Goodness for Officer Ames!
• KTSPORTS: My Christmas letter
• Six injured in U.S. 70 wreck
• Historic preservation plan approved by aldermen
• WWII: Watching the ships go to war
• Pet parade draws more than 100 dogs and their humans
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Holiday celebrations need to be a marriage of traditions
• New Bern, Pamlico girls in Dixon tournament
• Sidonia Harrison -Gregory Woods
• Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni Corona
• Marlee Lauren Smith
• Riley Easton Cahoon
• Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Alexander Fedchenko
• Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Jarman
• Helen Rose Taylor
• KEN GRUEBEL: Too much story into one novel in the “The Devil Colony”
• Martha Ann Daniels
• Bobby R. Manning
• Eagles dominate Pam Pack, 86-44
• West Craven wallops Washington
• New Bern police arrests and citations for 12/16/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for 12/16/11
• WWII: Wartime memories of a young child
• BARRY SMITH: Book-ending Cary Allred’s career: He wouldn’t back down
• EDITORIAL: Global warming runs into reality
• LETTER: High food prices
• LETTER: Havelock gun law
• LETTER: Stop signs
• ‘Dickens’ celebration wraps up this weekend
• Smell prompts air quality probe
• Cherry Point, FRC East vulnerable to budget cuts
• TOM GLASGOW: Finding shade tolerant shrubs, annuals and perennials
• Police investigate 'threatening' call to Havelock High School
• William James Wehrhahn
• Robert James Lawrence
• Robert Eugene Johnson
• Martha Daniels
• Herbert R. Pagano
• Esther Perry
• Eric Troy Robinson
• Edward James Lower
• Illuminating display aims to give back
• Real estate market continues to struggle
• Aldermen wrap-up year end business
• Business owners to protest median project
• EDITORIAL: Boeing gives in to a double team
• LETTER: Havelock gun law opens way for armed criminals and unarmed citizens
• LETTER: Area gas prices up again
• Jones Senior’s Davis honored by Panthers
• It’s open season for Christmas shoppers
• Local stars: Jordan fifth at Olympic Test Event
• Area teams in middle of the pack
• Duke-Progress merger blocked by regulators
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 12/15/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 12/15/11
• William James Wehrhahn
• Roy Hannon Bixler
• Robert Johnson
• George Lee Nelson
• Eugene Seward
• Donald Phillips
• David L. Womble
• New Bern takes 2nd in the pool
• Ex-Perdue campaign aide pleads in flights case
• New Bern police incidents for 12/14/11
• Unsuspecting volunteers honored at Pamlico chamber banquet
• Burr bill would expedite military air screening
• Perdue vetoes bill to repeal Racial Justice Act
• Alcohol ruled out in fatal wreck that trapped girl
• Solar energy project headed to New Bern
• Havelock dominates in dual-team opener
• WWII: Flying into a cloud of flak
• Prep roundup: West Craven boys beat White Oak
• EDITORIAL: Democrats have explaining to do
• LETTER: GOP rhetoric
• LETTER: An approach to the season
• LETTER: National anthem
• LETTER: Reason for the season
• LETTER: Voter ID
• LETTER: Christmas on Main Street
• Silver Spire performs Tuesday at Trent River Coffee Company
• Versatile ‘Trishas’ bring energetic show to Oriental
• Final 2011 Palace Candlelight tour is Saturday evening
• Renowned violinist Gawlik leads ensemble performance at Bank of the Arts
• Oriental artist featured at Pamlico library
• Second masquerade ball slated New Year’s Eve
• Orleans could have New Bern ‘Dancin’ in the Moonlight’
• David Lee Womble
• Willis E. Seward
• William J. Wehrhahn
• Paul Joseph Plummer
• Lula Nelson Mosley
• Joseph Franklin Harris
• Herbert R. Pagano
• Gerald E. Marcheso
• Fred Zimmerman
• Dwayne Stephon Moore
• Pamlico takes applications for buyout, elevation projects
• Festive weekend surrounds Pamlico Christmas Parade
• Jones introduces resolution to release MIA/POW records
• WWII: Taking a walk with ‘Mac’
• Three cheers for Havelock cheerleaders
• Two sentenced in drug-related murder
• SCHOOLS: Works by Craven Community College artists to be featured in Raleigh exhibit
• EDITORIAL: Political football over Medicaid
• SCHOOLS: Problem-based learning inspires student scholars
• SCHOOLS: Experienced chef to teach culinary arts at Pamlico Community College
• Jones County sheriff arrests, citations for 12/13/11
• LETTER: Craven commissioners
• LETTER: Thanks for the support
• Pamlico sheriff arrests, citations for 12/13/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 12/13/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 12/13/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 12/13/11
• EDDY BROWNING: Scrumptious root vegetables
• EDITORIAL: Clear the records of Marine pilots
• Perdue fundraiser appears set to plead guilty
• Artists lend time for Christmas: Ornament project to aid CarolinaEast Foundation
• First F-35B to arrive in Fla. this week
• Pamlico requests new Grantsboro commissioners’ election
• Empty Stocking over $54k, but more needed
• WWII DIARIES: How one man stumbled into WWII service
• Havelock gets new gun law
• Man thinks twice about being naughty or nice
• Taylor takes top honor in conference
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 12/12/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 12/12/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 12/12/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 12/12/11
• William Earl Singdahlsen
• Omma Mae Meadows
• LETTER: ID
• LETTER: Gift of life
• LETTER: Definition
• EDITORIAL: It's time to save money on money
• NEIGHBORS: Cutting a path to success
• WWII vets commended at Honor Flight banquet
• Cherry Branch ferry security head receives TSA award
• Full agenda on tap for aldermen Tuesday night
• BILL HAND: Early New Bern: the Athens of the South
• WWII: Fighting the war aboard a cargo ship
• WEEK AHEAD: Christmas events continue throughout Craven, Pamlico counties
• Wendell Murphy
• PHILIP WHITE: Bipartisan intracranial myopia
• JOHN HOOD: A case for firing teachers
• RANDY FOSTER: Have your fill of Phil
• EDITORIAL: The year is ending on a positive note
• New Bern Pizza hut robbed at gunpoint
• Catherine Caroline Tilley-Ryan James Asher
• Mr. and Mrs. Zack Hamilton
• Annabelle Nichole Roman
• Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Gosnell
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Stepping out for the holidays
• Students marshal forces to share Christmas joy with others
• Faculty set for educational trips to the Dominican Republic, elsewhere
• COLUMN: Craven County Schools support military kids
• West Craven rocks New Bern
• Tons of trees mulched at county landfill after Irene
• Lively Havelock parade charms participants, attendees
• Cookie Walk draws dessert lovers by the dozens
• Shift changing in prep sports
• KTSPORTS: ‘Tis the season to gripe
• BARRY SMITH: DNC committee seeking 100 community organizers in NC
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Tyson family story continues with Tyson-Potts union
• OTIS GARDNER: Enjoying Havelock High's victory
• WWII: A former POW tells his World War II story
• Marines budget cuts to aim at people, not weapons
• Palace, other N.C. tourist sites under review
• William E. Singdahlsen
• Paul J. Plummer
• Otis Wayne Norris
• Lois Tucker Scheller
• Larry J. Frazier
• Ben Allen Jones
• Jones Senior girls rout Southern Wayne
• Hurricanes fall to Hoggard
• Missing man found in shallow grave
• New dishwasher line to bring jobs
• Banquet offers second chance to salute Honor Flight vets
• Pollocksville comes alive with Christmas on Main Street
• WWII: A child watches her siblings go to war
• Sculpture dedication set for Monday
• Four parades highlight weekend of holiday activities
• Deputy involved in head-on wreck
• LETTER: Sunday wrap-up
• LETTER: Paranoia justified
• LETTER: Government duties
• LETTER: Bypass fiasco
• LETTER: Liberal blindness
• LETTER: Event fiasco
• LETTER: Empty Stocking
• LETTER: What time is left
• LETTER: School for blind
• LETTER: More stuff
• LETTER: Whose stuff?
• LETTER: Property tax fix
• LETTER: Housing Authority
• LETTER: Sandusky
• LETTER: More on the Rose Women
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Colorblind
• State champion Rams to be feted
• Otis Wayne Norris
• Larry J. Frazier
• Joseph Franklin Harris
• James R. Dixon
• Ben Allen Jones
• County adopts four-year revaluation cycle
• Goody’s set to open in Havelock
• WWII: Bomber mechanic served in England
• Santa committed to Havelock holiday parade
• Flotilla, parade, open houses highlight Spirit of Christmas
• Hemingway contest ends in short-and-long beard tie
• MRI technology now safe for pacemaker patients
• CarolinaEast gets new MRI equipment
• Hardy named to C-USA Freshman Team
• Ed Wall: 'Capt. Dave' specializes in anglers having fun and learning
• Outdoor Notes: In season/calendar
• LETTER: TV dinners for homeless
• LETTER: Coveting stuff
• EDITORIAL: Solyndra only part of the problem
• Perdue invites all to mansion open house
• Va. Tech gunman kills officer, later found dead
• Two arrested in Newport on animal abuse charges
• River Bend police arrests, citations for 12/8/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 12/8/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 12/8/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 12/8/11
• Shirley Katherine Harper Schultz
• James R. Dixon
• Fred Ely Alfred
• Betty Jean Barfield
• Probe continues in fatal wreck that trapped girl
• Ferry worker dies in Morehead City crash
• Residents sound off on proposed U.S. 70 Havelock bypass
• Caroling Kindergarteners greet passengers at Coastal Carolina Regional Airport
• Fuel Warehouse robbers sentenced
• Cherry Point 2nd MAW hosts holiday concert
• WWII: We collected scraps for the war effort
• Havelock Middle School evacuated during gas leak
• LETTER: Farmers Market
• EDITORIAL: When the U.S. truly became a power
• LETTER: Climate change editorial
• LETTER: Anachronism
• LETTER: Speaking of unfit candidates
• Local stars: Luebs shining for Mount Olive
• Hospital collects tons of toys, food during annual drive
• Former sheriff released from prison
• Palace candlelight returns to Christmas in Colonial times
• 'The Trishas' bring heart of Texas to Oriental
• New Bern Ballet presents annual classic, 'The Nutcracker'
• N.C. Symphony’s Holiday Pops concert comes to New Bern
• Hoop Shoot open for youngsters Saturday at YMCA
• Silver Spire family holiday concert set at Trent River Coffee Company
• Scearce hosts war history novel book signing Saturday
• Aircraft Wing Band concert is Friday
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 12/7/11
• Shirley Harper Schultz
• Robert Earl Laughinghouse
• Primrose Wallace
• Phyllis Lorna Ellsworth-Humphreys
• Mark Bowman
• Eleanor Wall Hines
• Carol Yvonne Rose
• Eagles pound North Lenoir in basketball
• Hurricanes steal game from Panthers
• WWII: A war movie ends, a real war begins
• LETTER: Reason behind Voter ID
• LETTER: National crimes
• LETTER: Unfit field
• LETTER: Housing Authority
• EDITORIAL: Haiti has UN to thank for cholera epidemic
• Craven commissioners elect new leaders
• $1m grant finances plan to tear down blighted homes
• Key plays spark Havelock
• Linemen step up big for Rams
• Pamlico extends storm debris pickup, requires pre-approval
• ECU's Hardy earns C-USA all-freshmen honors
• Trooper hopes to ‘restore the glory’ to Jones County beat
• EDDY BROWNING: Christmas Desserts
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 12/6/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 12/6/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 12/6/11
• Former Pamlico sheriff's deputy sentenced to prison
• New Bern boys hold off Havelock
• New Bern wrestlers back for more
• EDITORIAL: Tuition increases not the only solution
• Craven finance director becomes assistant manager
• Craven County now in N.C. economic Tier 2
• Grantsboro could face holding commissioners' election again
• Postwar Marines: smaller, less focused on land war
• Allen, Dacey, tapped to lead Craven commissioners
• Delivery man assaulted with stun gun, describes encounter
• Feedback sought on proposed Havelock U.S 70 bypass
• LETTER: 'Christmas' parade
• LETTER: Cain Train grinds to a halt
• LETTER: Veterans
• LETTER: The show goes on
• LETTER: Rebuilding a church
• LETTER: Theory seemingly proven
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 12/5/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 12/5/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 12/5/11
• River Bend police arrests, citations for 12/5/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 12/5/11
• Michael Ray Roberson
• Michael Edward Lipford
• James B. Tilghman
• LETTER: Voter ID
• LETTER: Real motive of Voter ID
• EDITORIAL: Global warming alarmism cooling
• NEIGHBORS: Interim Salvation Army leader brings over 50 years of experience, devotion
• Warm, sunny weather brings out holiday crowds
• Wayne County man identified as victim of fatal Saturday crash
• 'Holly and Ivy' tour features historic homes in holiday splendor
• Havelock to research other firms for city construction projects
• City officials comment on water, sewer lines
• Human trafficking: a crime that flies below radar
• BILL HAND: Pearl Harbor: 70 years later
• WEEK AHEAD: Events of the week unfold like toys from Santa’s bag
• Michael E. Lipford
• Martin L. Mariella
• George Arthur Wall
• Ebett M. Uliano
• Deborah Smithwick Moore
• Christine Shepherd LaGrange
• RANDY FOSTER: Tidbits on a Sunday morning
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Being a military spouse is 90 percent waiting, 10 percent action
• COLUMN: Unique club teaches students about aeronautics
• Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Patrick Roberts
• Craven County man returns home to help keep America flying
• Pamlico Community College opens its doors in spring semester
• KEN GRUEBEL: Civilian murders centerpiece military thriller ‘The Affair’
• Kimberly Needham-Patrick Tallant
• Megan Elizabeth Rice-Eric Wade Rowell
• Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Hassell
• Emily Louise Minor-John Coward Speight
• Accomplished community band debuts new season
• Family fun a feature of downtown holiday events
• Rams claim 3-A state title
• Crowe fulfills football fantasy
• KTSPORTS: A perfect ending
• Rams have a promising future
• Rams up 38-6
• Rams up 31-6
• Rams up 24-6
• Rams up 24-0
• Rams up 24-0
• Rams up 21-0
• Rams up 14-0
• Rams up 14-0
• Follow the State Championship Game on twitter/facebook
• LETTER: Dear robber
• EDITORIAL: More blood spilled on the wrong mission
• LETTER: DOT engineering
• LETTER: Voter ID
• LETTER: Education budget cuts
• JOHN HOOD: Perdue's really bad week
• James B. Tilghman
• Eleanor Norma O'Connell
• Robert E. Laughinghouse
• Naomi W. Olivera
• Nancy C. Shealy
• Martin Mariella
• John Williamson Bond
• Trojans denied first state championship
• Short-handed Epiphany falls to Bethel
• FEMA hotline shuts down next week
• Craven County arrests and citations for 12/2/11
• New Bern police arrests and citations for 12/2/11
• ‘Holly and Ivy’ tour features historic homes in holiday splendor
• Area unemployment rates down
• Community rallies to send wounded warriors home for the holidays
• TOM GLASGOW: Christmas trees grown locally are an option
• Rams embrace challenge
• Rams receive a grand sendoff
• New Bern police incidents for 12/2/11
• NC elections chair regrets curtailing Perdue probe
• Historic Harvey House to reopen
• Riverkeeper foundation hires new executive
• Information forum available for Hispanic residents
• Interact Club to host forum on human trafficking
• New group brings together minority-owned businesses
• Economic institute director sees opportunities even in down economy
• LETTER: Voter ID
• LETTER: Liberal blindness
• EDITORIAL: Congress weighs in on Internet mischief
• Bryant right where he belongs
• Bryant helping to keep Jones Senior loose
• Ed Wall: Boone and Crockett publishes 13th record book
• Outdoor Notes: In Season and calendar
• Jones Senior preps for Murphy with state 1A title up for grabs
• Bridgeton police arrests, citations for 12/1/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 12/1/11
• River Bend police arrests, citations for 12/1/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 12/1/11
• Sun Journal podcast episode 14 (12/1/11)
• Vanceboro woman injured in single-vehicle accident
• Jacinta Fisher
• Edna Mae Dixon Peoples
• Boris Zelenia
• Sarah Coxe Leach
• Mario Turco
• Johnnie White
• Reward offered in emaciated dog case
• Veteran actor portrays Hemingway in fundraiser memorial
• Students recognized for water conservation posters
• Crowe soaring for Havelock
• Hyped Havelock ready for sendoff
• Havelock looking to Nolan for success
• Library hosts local author Scearce as 'Granny' for Lunch 'n Learn
• Burnham performances, candlelight tours upcoming at Palace
• New Bern police incidents for 11/30/11
• Cookie crew in baking mode for 13th annual Cookie Walk
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 11/30/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 11/30/11
• Craven County Department of Social Services arrests, citations for 11/30/11
• West Craven hosts all-county production of 'Romeo and Juliet'
• Painter Gatchel is library artist of month
• Encore performance of ‘The Miscreants’ Christmas’ opens Friday
• Volunteer efforts abound at Old Theater
• LETTER: Gingrich and immigration
• LETTER: Lovin' New Bern
• EDITORIAL: Campus security gets full attention
• Vivian Helen Casper
• Reginald LaMonte Smith
• Jordan Cofield Horne
• Gene Arthur Nolen
• Edna Mae Dixon Peoples
• Christine Shepherd LaGrange
• Charles W. Boone
• NC gov's campaign: She's still running in 2012
• Havelock poised to usher in new gun rules
• Threat of hurricanes ends, but Irene’s effects linger
• Havelock man charged with breaking and entering
• LETTER: OWS
• Craven schools superintendent delays retirement
• LETTER: Not so poor
• EDITORIAL: Some economic Christmas cheer
• Newport woman charged with sexually assaulting teen
• COLUMN: Traffic calming an improvement in safety and quality of life
• Educators raise money to buy bikes for area youth
• Havelock’s hit parade
• Getting to the big game
• Havelock girls ready to roll
• Hardy caps off sensational season
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 11/29/11
• Alcohol Law Enforcement arrests, citations for 11/29/11
• TOM PHILPOTT: Gays seek equality amid battles to protect benefits
• Resolution calls for removal of blighted Five Points houses
• EDDY BROWNING: What to do with the leftover turkey
• Rams ready for the big stage
• Trojans ‘on cloud nine’
• Williams gunning for first state title
• Fundraiser to benefit Wounded Warriors at Camp Lejeune
• Tree arrives for a Friday Christmas tradition
• EDITORIAL: New holiday tradition: Pepper spray
• LETTER: More of the same
• LETTER: Mob
• LETTER: Premature birth
• LETTER: Suggestion for OWS
• Four-car wreck blocks U.S. 70
• Grand jury indicts 3 with ties to Perdue campaign
• Grand jury indicts 3 with ties to Perdue campaign
• New Bern police incidents for 11/28/11
• Pamlico man arrested for CVS robbery
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 11/28/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 11/28/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 11/28/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 11/28/11
• Patricia Jackson Lopez
• Johnnie White
• Gene Arthur Nolen
• Asa J. Garris
• Arleigh Skinner Gaskins
• Allan Ray Clark
• RANDY FOSTER: Keeping up with the @Joneses
• EDITORIAL: Politics doom any budget deficit deal
• LETTER: Kudos to the Farmers Market
• LETTER: Dog attack
• LETTER: Sun Journal coverage
• EDITORIAL: Don't forget the Empty Stocking Fund
• EDITORIAL: When you shop this season, shop locally
• LETTER: Library catalog
• LETTER: Voter ID efforts
• LETTER: Differing sides
• LETTER: Housing Authority
• LETTER: Gov’t. drug testing
• LETTER: Avoid revolution
• LETTER: Behaving badly
• College foundation awardees honored at wall dedication
• WEEK AHEAD: Christmas parades, flotilla highlight busy weekend of holiday events Christmas parades, flotilla highlight busy weekend of holiday events
• History comes alive at Palace fife and drum event
• BILL HAND: History evokes powerful memories
• Community coffers back on track
• Pamlico seeks public comments on redistricting plan
• NEWS KNOWLEDGE: Check your answers here
• Robert Aikens
• Edward Martin Tonkin
• Arleigh Skinner Gaskins
• William A. Stricklin
• Program helps students become job ready
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Making the transition smoother for spouses
• Prospective students invited to attend health fair
• COLUMN: Cafeterias earn awards for excellence
• Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Scott Hines
• Bentley Gregory Paul
• Jane Jee-hyun Moon-Samuel Jackson Dail
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lee Cornwell
• Mr. and Mrs. Roger Needham Jr.
• Bikers rally to deliver cheer to area foster children
• Ship teeming with trees docks downtown
• Residents still reeling from Irene
• In good hands with Hansen
• OTIS GARDNER: Employer-employee relationships not that complicated
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: The Robins family story continues from England
• BARRY SMITH: Treatment of protesters ignores the First Amendment
• The 2011 Sun Journal soccer team
• KTSPORTS: It all comes down to this
• Mack Irwin Creech
• Louis Strobel
• Louis Ray Perritt
• Catherine Rhodes Stilley
• Betty Rose Meloniese Bordeaux Toler
• Reginald LaMonte Smith
• Nelson Dove
• Third time’s the charm
• Bears fall in East Finals, 61-28
• Trojans move on to 1-A title game
• Postseason at stake for ECU, Marshall
• LETTER: Mob
• LETTER: Priorities
• LETTER: Voter ID
• EDITORIAL: Be thankful for more than super deals
• Black Friday spawns earlier-than-ever holiday sprees
• Police use of pepper spray on shoppers called unnecessary
• Tryon Palace celebrates the season with holiday fare
• TOM GLASGOW: Pine needle drop a regular occurrence in fall
• JUDI LLOYD: Gardeners never think it’s too early to ‘Jump Into Spring’
• Wreck causes outage, disrupts holiday dinners
• District court judge charged with DWI
• Bessie A. West
• Nelson Dove
• Catherine Rhodes Stilley
• EDITORIAL: Want to get rich? Get elected to Congress
• LETTER: What you cannot do
• Store owner wins paddleboarding competition
• Havelock Carmike Cinema 6 reopens
• Dozens dive into dishes at annual Thanksgiving feast
• Perdue to president: I’ll fight for F-35B
• Empty stocking continues half-century of Salvation Army holiday help
• Annual Turkey Trot draws hundreds
• Dickens theme provides downtown holiday season unity
• New Bern back in the East Finals
• Rams hoping third time the charm
• Trojans look to stuff Redskins
• Ed Wall: New-style rifles: Facts vs. fantasy
• Outdoor Notes: Young NC Duck Caller in World Championships
• Trent Woods to hold special meeting
• Police investigate armed robbery
• Anti-abortionists cleared to picket clinic
• Maude Lee
• Louis Ray Perritt
• Keith G. Brantley
• Boris Zeleniak
• Betty Rose Meloniese Bordeaux Toler
• Alicia F. Thompson
• EDITORIAL: Police ignore rights under Constitution
• LETTER: Obama’s cronies
• LETTER: GOP’s true leader
• FEMA extends relief deadline
• Legendary bird endures to become local hero
• Civitan tree, wreath sales benefit local charities
• Moen food drive pads shelves at RCS
• Aldermen express gratitude to citizens, city employees
• Thanksgiving fuel prices significantly higher than last year
• Federal grant backs sports camps for military teens
• Troopers crack down on ‘Click It or Ticket’
• Havelock outreach group serves up free Thanksgiving meals
• Johnson maintains Oriental seat after vote recount
• Navy Blue Angels fly into era of budget questions
• Williams to face former team
• Batts having a blast
• Local roundup: Bears pin Pam Pack in season opener
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 11/23/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 11/23/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 11/23/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 11/23/11
• ‘Magnificat': Craven Community Chorus undertakes ambitious holiday show
• Celtic concert, historic readings, candlelight tours highlight Palace holidays
• Month of Dickens’ Christmas merriment downtown begins Friday
• Skipjack Ada Mae has busy holiday season
• Ratio continues ‘The Sunset Limited’ Friday at Scottish Rite Auditorium
• Entries still open for Hemingway look-a-like contest
• Iceline Thompson Saunders
• Bonnie Kanouse Rice
• Roxanne Marie McGrady Schock
• Maude Lee
• Commissioners consider converting old sheriff’s building to emergency center
• Jobless figures down in state, nation
• LETTER: Tar Sands pipeline
• Man accused of sexually assaulting child
• Marines to lose 7,000 troops in restructuring
• EDITORIAL: U.S. still on the road to financial ruin
• LETTER: Sidewalk service
• LETTER: Give 'em the day off
• LETTER: Thank you, New Bern
• Marine: Celebrity date exceeded expectations
• Housing Authority searches for new executive director
• Rescue group provides treatment to neglected dogs
• Major projects busting budgets in Havelock
• Taylor’s time
• Local stars: Hardy finds end zone again
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 11/22/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 11/22/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 11/22/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 11/22/11
• EDDY BROWNING: Thanksgiving stuffing: Think outside the box
• Samuel DeWitt McCotter
• Michael Paige
• Madeline Bullock Collier
• Joseph E. Bachofen
• Harold E. Wilkinson
• George Noble
• Pirates seek balance between pass, rush
• Danny’s done
• EDITORIAL: Mentally ill in N.C. woefully treated
• LETTER: Government waste
• LETTER: Free speech
• LETTER: Bravo
• City expected to receive clean bill of financial health
• Another hockey masked robber reported
• Waterway Stewards plan river cleanup Tuesday
• Coastal Carolina Regional Airport welcomes USO
• Elections board hearing will decide new Grantsboro council member
• Cherry Point squadron receives award from DoD
• TOM PHILPOTT: Military of two minds over 'Super Committee' success
• Blast from the past: Civil War re-enactors pair education with entertainment
• Craven to ask for photo voter ID
• Federal, state officials investigating bomb explosion
• Havelock assault suspect caught
• River Bend police arrests, citations for 11/21/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 11/21/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 11/21/11
• Voter ID
• Roy Edward McCabe
• Janis Earle Purser Murphy
• Herbert Wright Banks
• EDITORIAL: Coach K’s success greater than wins
• LETTER: Patriotism backlash
• Scouts earn merit badges
• Craven commissioners to consider requiring voter ID
• Housing Authority to increase board size
• Rev. Roy McCabe dies at 90
• Major projects busting budgets in Havelock
• City expected to receive clean bill of financial health
• BILL HAND: John Lawson: New Bern co-founder, missionary
• WEEK AHEAD: Get some exercise for a good cause before celebrating holidays
• Roy Edward McCabe
• Katherine West Boyd
• LETTER: No tax holiday
• LETTER: Black Friday
• LETTER: Port in the storm
• LETTER: Safety over ambience
• LETTER: Family History Society
• EDITORIAL: Success in failure
• LETTER: Opportunity for River Foundation
• JOHN HOOD: Swear off the bubble gum
• LETTER: Family History Society
• LETTER: Traffic calming
• LETTER: Gas prices
• Marine sought in connection with slashing
• Jenna Outlaw-Raymond Neelon
• Sabrina Lee Bullins-David Allan Hancock
• Guy Benjamin Eubanks III
• Albanie Elin Ipock
• Brynlee Rae Everington
• Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spain
• James William Roberts
• Chelsea Grace Lancaster-Kenneth James Russ
• Tracy Myers Wilkerson-Sean Edward Gough
• Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wall
• Students experience cultural arts through music
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Holidays anything but lonely
• KEN GRUEBEL: History masquerading as novel in fictionalized account of Bin Laden capture
• National publication features Pamlico Community College
• New Bern man discovers passion for education, finds next career
• New Bern airport celebrates 80 years
• German traditions celebrated at N.C. History Center
• Marines eyeing used Harriers
• City condemns Kinston Fibers plant
• OTIS GARDNER: Marines should look forward to Australia
• On top of her game
• 2011 New Bern Sun Journal all-area volleyball team
• KTSPORTS: Thankful for more football
• Trojans headed to 1A Eastern finals
• William LaVerne Downing
• Samuel Dewitt McCotter
• Myra B. Weber
• John M. Wright
• James Edward Carpenter
• Essie Bishop
• Denton Marion Goodwin
• STATE PLAYOFF SCORES
• Bears knock out New Hanover, 31-20
• Crowe passes Rams past Knights
• Newport man named new ferry division director
• New Bern readies for Dickens Christmas celebration
• Pirates hope to take step toward bowl
• Former drug kingpin dies in federal prison
• Havelock woman boasts bountiful grapefruit bumper crop
• Civil War re-enactors featured at historic site
• TOM GLASGOW: Bok choy, a high-performing crop
• Aldermen to study traffic improvements
• Local Stars: Highsmith scores again
• LETTER: Inside a ‘progressive’ mind
• LETTER: Electric rates
• EDITORIAL: Say it ain't so, Joe
• James E. Carpenter
• Isis J. Moore
• Essie Bishop
• Ella Marie Smith
• Doug Eugene Landon
• Barry Antawne Wright
• Rose Marie Armstrong
• Rena M. Feranda
• Napoleon Ernest Ollison
• Leslie Knickerbocker
• Janet Benson Whitaker
• James Kenneth Dudley
• Years-old toy collection finds needy Pamlico County children
• Early birds: Black Friday begins after Thanksgiving dinner
• River bend group donates gifts to nursing home
• Housing authority board, mayor reach agreement
• Havelock gun debate heats up
• Nonprofit RCS hands out food to needy
• Craven, Pamlico disaster centers to close
• Community college dean departing Havelock campus
• Sun Journal podcast episode 13 (11/17/11)
• Bears host New Hanover in rematch
• Rams hope to crown Knights
• Trojans back in the third round
• Ed Wall: The true cost of fishing
• Outdoor Notes: New spotted seatrout regulations take effect
• N.C. Alcohol Law Enforcement arrests, citations for 11/17/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 11/17/11
• LETTER: The answer is guns
• LETTER: Free speech in New Bern
• EDITORIAL: R.C. Hoiles’ legacy goes national
• Craven sheriff outlines plans for training, monitoring, hiring
• Speed probed in wreck that trapped girl
• Democratic leader calls for probe into LaRoque business practices
• Bridge reduced to one lane
• Family and friends greet Marine aviators
• Drew signed to Ravens’ practice squad
• Officials lift lockdown at ECU
• New members added to housing authority board
• Aldermen consider changes to city alcohol ordinance
• New Bern DBs key against New Hanover
• Cox emerging as Trojans’ playmaker
• Coffee house hosts Durham blues singer
• Program explores German history, heritage, culture
• ‘Miscreants’ Christmas includes dinner, audience sleuthing
• Civic theatre continues busy season with variety of shows
• New Bern actor presents Hemingway look-a-like contest, one-man show
• Library holiday programs deal with stress
• Ratio opens ‘The Sunset Limited’ Friday at Scottish Rite Auditorium
• War history novel book signing scheduled in December
• Watercolor artist Macomber loves his work, his town
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 11/16/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 11/16/11
• LETTER: Oppose tar sands pipeline
• LETTER: Perdue deserves praise
• EDITORIAL: Greek drama a prelude to Italy
• William Potter Nelson
• Nina May Johnson Williams
• Helen Blanchard Hickman
• Essie Curmon Bishop
• Edith Bathsheba Williams Well
• Barry Wright
• Ann McKinlay Fields
• Rams' Bradley taking on bigger role
• Housing authority sues New Bern mayor
• Air station advocates briefed on lobbying efforts
• Legislature, local officials look to assist municipal electric customers
• New Bern joins cities with sharp income slide
• Election protest, call for recount stalls Pamlico election
• Shelter receives $20,000 grant
• Volunteers sought to build oyster reef
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 11/15/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 11/15/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 11/15/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 11/15/11
• LETTER: Thoughts on TV, Halloween
• LETTER: Alternative thinking
• LETTER: Tell it like it really is
• LETTER: Disagrees
• EDITORIAL: State owes debt to eugenics victims
• EDDY BROWNING: A Thanksgiving feast
• Tony Wallace Leary
• Robert E. Lyon
• Pete Jefferson
• Melvin E. Lawson
• Lydia White Wylie
• James Monroe Scott
• James M. Scott
• Putting in the work
• Mayor plans to terminate Housing Authority Board
• New Bern's Armentrout swims to Lenoir-Rhyne
• McNeill: QB needs to ‘play smarter’
• Report: Ex-ECU QB Pinkney arrested
• Speed limits reduced on narrow, one-way streets
• TOM PHILPOTT: To help vets get jobs, divisive Congress cuts a deal
• Plots available at Duffyfield Community Garden
• Library starts the holiday season with card making
• LETTER: Government meddling
• LETTER: Drug testing
• LETTER: Gas prices Nov. 13
• EDITORIAL: Make education a campaign issue
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 11/14/11
• Vanceboro police arrests, citations for 11/14/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 11/14/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 11/14/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 11/14/11
• New Bern police incidents for 11/14/11
• Pamlico sheriff arrests, citations for 11/14/11
• Girl survives being trapped in car after wreck
• Claire Martin-Combs
• Pete Jefferson
• LETTER: Next up
• LETTER: Walgreens praise
• LETTER: State whups
• LETTER: Thanks
• LETTER: Another word for ...
• EDITORIAL: Bad decision haunts a legendary career
• Family, friends remember Oriental’s fallen with new museum exhibit
• Lecture recounts WWII history of the Outer Banks
• Historical group back on course for busy holiday season
• WEEK AHEAD: Holiday season must be near, Santa is coming to town
• BILL HAND: Happy Birthday, Baron Christopher DeGraffenried
• Plans for downtown Heritage Park approved
• City to help artists seek funding for art center
• Aldermen to address traffic calming policy
• EDITORIAL: Sorting through the cost of power
• Walter James Crowley
• Mary Helen White
• Margaret Clark Arrington
• Lydia White Wylie
• James M. Scott
• Helen Hickman
• Frances Jones Bryan
• Annie Mae Bess
• RANDY FOSTER: Another episode of 'Another World'
• BILL FAISON: Put North Carolinians back to work
• JOHN HOOD: Welcome sign for job creators
• LETTER: Starving the beast
• LETTER: Mums at Mumfest
• LETTER: Leading the cheer
• LETTER: Kudos to a team
• LETTER: Joe Paterno
• LETTER: Two coaches
• LETTER: Restitution
• LETTER: Angels among us
• Elizabeth Collier Haight-Matthew Stapleton Leonard Kozey
• Carter Henry Buchanan-Nora Lynn Buchanan
• Mr. and Mrs. Leander Forbes Sr.
• Mr. and Mrs. Justin Ross Varley
• KRISTI STOLTZENBERG: Take time to stop and smell the turkey
• ECU’s Morrow hopes for big season
• Cherry Point employee charged with child sex offense
• Expectations soaring
• Final 2011 downtown ArtWalk finishes with flurry of activity
• Jones Senior advances with 15-0 win
• Time for stars to shine
• Fairgrounds owner fends off foreclosure
• Time for stars to shine
• Home and gift show draws hundreds
• Veterans honored with parade in Pamlico
• BARRY SMITH: Legislative agenda limited but topics broad
• OTIS GARDNER: Good manners doesn't allow refusal of friend requests
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: The Robins family story continues
• Teen identified in fatal shooting
• Ray Holt Moser
• Catherine S. Edwards
• Bears trounce Colts, 59-21
• Cooper leads Rams past Patriots
• AREA FOOTBALL STANDINGS
• Pirates throttle Milligan in opener
• Havelock students celebrate success
• TOM GLASGOW: Invasive insects, diseases pose problems to N.C. plants
• JUDI LLOYD: Thirty amazing uses for a timeless product
• Montford Point Marines receive Congressional Gold Medal
• Housing authority slims down
• Luminaries honor veterans in annual ceremony
• Quick response contains dryer fire
• History museum honors fallen military men
• Coffee house hosts Kingsfriend family music
• New Bern police incidents for 11/11/11
• Pirates visit UTEP with new goals
• EDITORIAL: Wrong solutions no help for the poor
• LETTER: A do-nothing Congress
• LETTER: Stealing donations
• LETTER: Capping public comment
• LETTER: Lend a hand
• Ray Holt Moser
• Juanita Corbitt Powell
• Claire Martin Combs
• Charles J. St. Pierre
• Betty Holmes Becton
• Annie Mae Cooper Bess
• Butterfield talks economy at town hall event
• Major general from Jones County set to retire
• Bears’ defense keeps improving
• Special programs mark Veterans Day weekend
• Colleagues remember assistant county manager
• The ‘Nasty Squad’
• Expanded annual home and gift show begins Friday
• Civic Theatre now offers online ticket purchases
• ELECTION: Write-in votes give Johnson lead for fifth Oriental seat
• Rams look to ground Patriots
• COMMENTARY: I now remember
• EDITORIAL: Remember those who defend our nation
• Ed Wall: 'Little' bird dog trials offer thrills and fun
• Outdoor Notes: Deer hunters may notice Hemorrhagic Disease
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 11/10/11
• Craven County Alcohol Board Enforcement arrests, citations for 11/10/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 11/10/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 11/10/11
• Sun Journal podcast episode 12 (11/10/11)
• Hagar Dillahunt Jarman
• Franklin Roosevelt Exum
• Preston Hubert Potter
• Peter Smith Conzelman
• Koneisha Ward
• Margaret Brown Meadows
• Katherine West Boyd
• Horrace Talmadge Cowell
• Elizabeth Walton Roque
• Adeline Edith Pratt
• Lest they forget: Holocaust survivor shares memories with teenagers
• EDDY BROWNING: Pork Chops — it doesn't get much better than this!
• TOM PHILPOTT: Business board’s 'radical' retirement plan blasted
• Cherry Point families spend pumpkin fun day at farm
• City to add more utility payment options
• EDITORIAL: The war that shouldn't have been has an end
• LETTER: Who are these people?
• LETTER: We are family
• PLAYOFFS ON THE PITCH: Bears look to tame Wildcats
• PLAYOFFS ON THE PITCH: Eagles earn first home playoff game
• Bears in fourth at state golf
• Craven September employment improves slightly
• Hurricanes race to regional title
• Pirates focusing on small picture
• New Bern police incidents for 10/31/11
• Jones County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations for 10/31/11
• Soccer playoff pairings
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/31/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/31/11
• LETTER: Redistribution of wealth
• LETTER: Avoiding infant deaths
• Turkey Trot 5-K Run/Walk/Dog Jog
• EDITORIAL: Obama housing plan is no help
• Robert E. Lyon
• Melba Banks Wheeler
• A symbol restored: Ceremony recognizes importance of F-11 Navy jet
• IRENE: Town hall meeting provides clearing house of disaster information
• Tracking report to archive aldermen concerns
• WEEK AHEAD: Keep careful eye — it’s trick-or-treat time for Halloween
• Foundation hands out $70K to schools, nonprofits
• BILL HAND: The leadership of Governor Arthur Dobbs
• News knowledge: Check your answers here!
• LETTER: Perks
• LETTER: Past vs. present
• LETTER: A promise kept
• LETTER: Six weeks between paydays II
• LETTER: School bus waste
• LETTER: Education deemphasized
• LETTER: Six weeks between paydays 1
• RANDY FOSTER: Time to go back to the classroom
• EDITORIAL: Our teachers deserve better
• Mary Eva Glasper Jarvis
• Grace Miller Jones
• Earl Durant Stallings
• Annie Fogle Armstrong
• Davis, Pirates down Tulane for C-USA win
• Hagan pushes jobs agenda
• Education foundation fall events raise money, awareness
• Idea box unveiled to better serve students
• Initiative aims to aid first-year students
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Khadafi’s death a reminder to be thankful
• Rams earn top overall seed
• KTSPORTS: Ian Cardwell, my football hero
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gillespie Blair III
• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas
• Samantha Michelle Povich-Thomas Matthew Baird
• PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS/PLAYOFF PAIRINGS
• Elizabeth McCoy-Chris Highsmith
• Marley Elizabeth Tillman
• Survey results to aid in superintendent selection
• Changes to the judicial selection process discussed
• BARRY SMITH: Changes to the judicial selection process considered
• New Bern golfers gearing up for state
• OTIS GARDNER: Time flies, especially when holidays arrive
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: Harmanson family saga continues with children
• After-school club celebrates new reading room
• A walk on the wild side
• Preliminary football playoff pairings
• LETTER: Could he be?
• EDITORIAL: Demise of CLASS leaves hole in ObamaCare
• LETTER: State of GOP leadership
• LETTER: What Constitution?
• Twice as nice for the Bears
• Perfect ending for Rams
• William Staton
• Sarah Ann Wise
• Rose H.K. Taylor
• Mary E. Daugherty
• Kirt Richard Bailey
• Billy Thomas Broome
• Prep Football Standings
• ECU’s Harris capitalizing on chance
• Annual Parade of Preschoolers brings out costumed kids
• Nautical flea market postponed
• Sparks soars to No. 1 again
• Craven County Sheriff’s Office arrests and citations for 10/29/11
• Havelock Police Department arrests and citations for 10/28/11
• Trent Woods Police Department arrests, citations for 10/28/11
• Craven Community College honors legal counsel
• LETTER: Medical maelstrom
• Authorities search for auto heist suspect
• LETTER: Road hazard
• Town hall-style meeting to review hurricane recovery
• Jet dedication set for Sunday
• JUDI LLOYD: The marvel of honeybees
• TOM GLASGOW: Separating native from invasive can be tricky from a distance
• New Bern police arrests and citations for 10/28/11
• Hundreds turn out to see Ghostwalk specters
• Legislature to address teacher payday change
• LETTER: Thanks from WWII veterans
• EDITORIAL: Halloween sneaking up on Monday
• Eagles wrap up No. 2 seed
• Margaret Isabel Rawls Stancil
• Jennifer Ann Kathierine Lavoie
• Jameson Michael Jamal Knight
• Eugene Frazier
• Bette Lendon
• Sandra Roberts Ward
• Palace collection connects people to the past
• Public expected to learn little about helicopter probe
• Pollocksville woman charged with soliciting sex on Internet
• Notebook: Passing records sinking in for Pirates
• One last stand
• Rams look to cap perfect regular season
• Trojans look to maintain momentum
• Area football standings
• Ed Wall: New, must-have, outdoor gear offered
• Outdoor Notes: Boy Scouts offer workshop
• LETTER: Consider going vegetarian
• LETTER: Conservative paranoia
• LETTER: Poverty enslaves
• EDITORIAL: Nobel winners skeptical of U.S. debt
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/27/11
• Craven County Department of Social Services arrests, citations for 10/27/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 10/27/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/27/11
• Sun Journal podcast episode 10 (10/27/11)
• Isabelle Barrington Turner
• Eugene Frazier
• Elbert Franklin Barber
• Carol E. Fisher
• Wesley M. Holton
• Nelson M. McKeithen
• Martha Lewis
• Margaret Rawls Stancil
• Louis J. Cameron
• Leola Cheston Murrell
• Kirt Richard Bailey
• Craven Community College to honor David L. Ward Jr.
• Bears strike down Rampants on pitch
• Studio 323: 14 artists, nine studios creates new hub for downtown creativity
• Follow the Yellow Brick Road to Civic’s Land of Oz
• Famed chamber music festival joins Palace performing arts series
• ‘Hot Dames’ bring imagination to lively Old Theater production
• Teachers concern still high over payday change
• Police investigate armed robbery
• Cannon recovered from Blackbeard’s pirate ship
• Housing Authority reviewing board composition
• Electric rates take center stage at hearing
• Foundation hands out $70K to schools, nonprofits
• Money to help fund career tech academy in Trenton
• Harlowe man gets 10 years for stabbing death
• Aldermen hear concerns about recycling
• State committees to examine high electric rates
• Overturned crane halts traffic
• Remembering the ’71 Rams
• Adam Thompson: Love for NBA diminished
• EDITORIAL: Pork finds its way into Campaign 2012
• LETTER: Illegal immigration
• LETTER: Cut the bureaucracy
• LETTER: Cut the red tape and taxes
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/26/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 10/26/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 10/26/11
• Pamlico County Sheriff’s Office arrests and citations for 10/25/11
• Vicie Quidley Soyars
• Robert E. Lyon
• Hurricane spikers collared by Bulldogs
• Hagan huddles with local leaders on F-35B
• Growth at forefront of regional aerospace summit
• Bra’Lon's break through
• Local stars: Hardesty runs for career-high
• Jones County Sheriff’s Office arrests and citations for 10/25/11
• Pamlico County Sheriff’s Office arrests and citations for 10/25/11
• No coast to the coast
• Woman charged with vandalizing school buses
• New Bern students reach out to Pamlico storm victims
• Halloween happenings abundant this week
• New Bern police incidents for 10/25/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 10/25/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 10/25/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/25/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/25/11
• LETTER: Thanks for the cleanup
• LETTER: Thanks to the symphony
• LETTER: Occupy Wall Street
• LETTER: Perdue’s misplaced priorities
• LETTER: Thanks for raising money
• EDITORIAL: Stop gambling on job creation
• EDDY BROWNING: A spicy, tasty pumpkin dip and an unforgettable apple cake
• William L. Kilpatrick
• Onnie 'Wayne' Davis
• Mary Alice Price Lane
• Evelyn Godette
• Prep roundup: New Bern golfers take fourth at regional
• New Bern looks to add utility payment options
• Osprey makes history, shares deck with F-35B
• Marine, New Bern firefighters train together
• Teachers miffed: Legislation delays schools paydays by two weeks
• Aerospace forum Tuesday in Havelock
• Confidence growing for ECU
• West Craven's dazzling duo
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 10/24/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/24/11
• EDITORIAL: N.C. not in Obama’s camp yet, poll shows
• JOHN HOOD: Time to test Tillis's ideas
• Richard Alan Hall
• Evelyn Wallace Harris
• NEIGHBORS: A commitment to helping others
• Supporters stress importance of F-35 program
• New Bern’s roots: Lecturer recounts the first settlers of the area
• WEEK AHEAD: New Bern’s F-11 jet dedication scheduled Sunday at Lawson Creek Park
• BILL HAND: Have you heard of Strawberry Conderman?
• EDITORIAL: Noteworthy on a Sunday morning
• RANDY FOSTER: What's up their sleeves?
• Henrietta Anna Kettle Culp
• David Anthony Dardzinski
• Mildred Maxine Jones
• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Patrick Boyd
• Richmond-Wiggins
• Aaron Lucas Hackler
• Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Force Jr.
• Collins-Jones
• Mr. and Mrs. David Reginald Little
• Faulkner-Boyce
• Mr. and Mrs. Bret Ewing Newton
• Mr. and Mrs. Travis Christopher Potter
• KEN GRUEBEL: Science is central, but not to solving the crime
• KRISTI STOLTZENBERG: Getting back to business means making sacrifices
• Animal lovers bless the pets
• Travel near and far with college's Lifetime Learning Center
• College to host climate change video conference
• State volleyball playoffs: Hurricanes gain strength
• Hundreds walk to raise Alzheimer’s awareness
• Marines train for deployment with Lejeune's new immersion facility
• Calling Cherry Point home
• Good, bad, ugly historic ghosts highlight 21st Ghostwalk
• KTSPORTS: Sweet swan songs
• Hoard, Gray lead the pack
• Week 10 prep standings/scores
• Crowe shines in Rams’ 76-27 win
• Jones Senior tops Pamlico; West Craven loses
• Bears' defense stops Laney
• William Taylor
• Walt Eddy
• Mildred M. Jones
• Lynn Smith Howell
• James Dale Leach
• Hazel Thelma Carter
• Barbara L. Carter
• Cherry Point's new HQ dedicated to famed aviator
• Volleyball teams head into playoffs
• Kinston-build aircraft parts to be shipped aboard mammoth cargo plane
• Pirates ‘anxious’ for Navy rematch
• Students take in the symphony
• City: Hurricane cleanup nearing conclusion
• LETTER: Sticks and stones...
• LETTER: The Good Old Days
• LETTER: Alternative energy
• LETTER: Sportsmanship
• LETTER: Tea Party defined
• LETTER: Libertarianism
• LETTER: Scavenger
• LETTER: Local economy
• LETTER: A great play
• LETTER: Liberal double standards
• LETTER: In-state tuition
• EDITORIAL: What follows Gadhafi?
• TOM GLASGOW: Invasive plant take over continues to pose challenges
• LETTER: Redistribution of wealth
• LETTER: 'Military friendly'?
• LETTER: Witches Are Coming
• EDITORIAL: GOP bickering is disappointing
• New Bern police incidents for 10/21/11
• Craven County arrests and citations for 10/21/11
• Hazel T. Carter
• Dorothy Tyree Harvey
• Berry Deonte Bryant
• Sharon Moore Sanders
• Mary Henderson Burnette
• J. Dale Leach
• Bears win overtime thriller on pitch
• ECU notebook: Rematch presents opportunity for ECU
• Lewis’ goal boosts Eagles
• Jones Senior recognized for its test score improvement
• Irene disaster aid tops $49 million
• Housing authority board scrutinized
• Clearing makes way for mega development
• Congressman doles out dollars for new city hall
• Marines to wear sleeves down year-round
• Jones County retrofits emergency exit signs
• Man sought in assault, arson
• Pepsi store expanding in downtown New Bern
• EDITORIAL: Obama-care trips on long-term care
• LETTER: More on library computers
• LETTER: The Cain scrutiny
• Sun Journal podcast episode 9 (10/20/11)
• Volleyball playoff pairings
• Bears getting healthy at right time
• Rams can clinch Coastal title
• Eagles clinging to playoff hopes
• Ed Wall: The spot are here and life is good – again
• Outdoor Notes: Outdoor Calendar
• Firefighters out raising money for MD
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/20/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/20/11
• Sylvester Jones
• Robert S. Culler
• Civic Theatre presents classic ‘Wizard of Oz’ in November
• Regional Salvation brass band presents free New Bern concert
• Palace hosts free lectures that span history across the Atlantic
• Oriental’s Old Theater presents radio play
• Messiah chorus begins November rehearsals at Centenary church
• Library features free movie, new Internet policy
• Prep Volleyball Standings
• Rising Stars conclude production of ‘Aladdin Jr.’ at Masonic Theater
• Boys Soccer Standings
• Ghoulish goods: Spirited shoppers stock up for Halloween night
• Perdue wants Chinese students in N.C. colleges
• Area schools among 111 getting help to boost performance
• Preparations begin for ‘historic’ Democratic convention
• Prescription drug collection planned
• N.C. Symphony plays for students Friday at New Bern Middle School
• Man cited in two-vehicle wreck
• Housing authority salaries revealed
• Carmon causing chaos
• Falcons victorious on Senior Night
• Prep roundup: Eagles blank Pam Pack in Coastal soccer action
• Spider-Man robber foiled by clerks
• Oh, deer: Drivers warned to watch out during fall
• Pamlico spikers get No. 2 seed
• Local Stars: Hardy, Webster shine for Pirates
• Rams race past Vikings on pitch
• Mary Henderson Burnette
• Kenneth Lelon Boyette
• June Rose Reynolds
• Joyce Jean Lipsey-Gunnin
• Henrietta Anna Kettle Culp
• George Thomas Willis
• Frances Kay Ringgold
• Emmitt Curthburk Rice
• Devereux Haigh Lippitt
• Rams top Vikings on pitch
• Hurricanes spike Stallions
• Bears' volleyball falls on Senior Night
• River Bend hosts candidates’ forum
• COLUMN: City uses social media to stay connected
• Tourism spending up over 9 percent
• Mumfest draws record crowds
• Farmer pleads guilty to contaminating national wetland
• Claims center established for chili festival mishap
• Brace for windy, breezy weather
• Brace for windy, breezy weather
• EDDY BROWNING: Halloween treats
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/18/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/18/11
• Bertie Heath Sutton
• Lucille Charlotte Echalk Stipanovich
• Lucille Charlotte Echalk
• Bears win on links
• Pirates hope to get on roll
• New Bern Housing Authority: Multi-million-dollar agency employs 32 and has 685 housing units
• Havelock group shares food, friendship with Marines
• Man arrested, stabbing alleged
• EDITORIAL: The Obama N.C. tour: Give us results
• LETTER: Tough times again
• LETTER: MumFest and fair compared
• LETTER: Message to thief
• LETTER: Library computers
• ACT mobilizes to protect Cherry Point, FRC East
• Bike MS economic impact: $1 million
• ‘Canes making playoff push
• Group emphasizes importance of women veterans
• Bad drivers beware: Troopers target motorists unsafe around school buses
• Local roundup: Parrott netters go undefeated
• TOM PHILPOTT: GI Bill gold rush: Can predatory schools be stopped?
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 10/17/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/17/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 10/17/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/17/11
• Richard Arnold Carhart
• Helen Ruth Scott
• JOHN HOOD: Tales of the occupation
• EDITORIAL: Cain's straight talk appealing to voters
• Annual island homecoming has special meaning in aftermath of Hurricane Irene
• Craven County Irene cleanup at $2 million
• Rides, games draw many to county fair
• 'Paint it pink' challenges Havelock businesses
• Median work begins in Havelock
• New executive director appointed at Coastal Environmental Partnership
• BILL HAND: An entertaining dose of mountain lore
• WEEK AHEAD: Animals are center of attention for annual candlelight vigil
• Murray Joseph Smith
• Ileen B. Mitchell
• Dorothy Tyree Harvey
• Denise P. Jackson
• Clara Lovett Jenkins
• Agathia Smith Ingram
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: The history of hurricanes in New Bern
• OTIS GARNDER: Recent news inspires memories of corn
• BARRY SMITH: More at Four request more of a political move
• Hundreds gather for annual bridge run
• FEMA: Don’t leave disaster money on the table by ignoring government forms
• Kids get back to basics at Tryon family day
• Chili festival draws food lovers, both hot and mild
• LETTER: Concealed handguns
• LETTER: None of the above
• LETTER: Familiar sound
• LETTER: Bugging us
• LETTER: Myopic U.S.
• RANDY FOSTER: Another addition to the old Foster home
• EDITORIAL: Pirate ship pulls another escape
• Xavier Zoltan Rouse
• Abel Ward Ferguson
• Mr. and Mrs. Wesley C. Force Jr.
• Pait-Toler
• Mr. and Mrs. Travis Christopher Potter
• Offerings rich in continuing education
• Cosmetology department highlights recent renovations
• Four hurt at chili fest
• Falcons' soccer on the fly
• KTSPORTS: Answering my ‘fan’ mail
• STEM initiative gives students real-world experience
• KRISTI STOLTZENBERG: Holding onto our goals
• Prep football standings/scores
• Bears cruise past Ashley, 40-23
• Murray J. Smith
• Mark Steven Ireland
• Dora Catherine Petifer Whitehead
• Eagles stun West Carteret
• Havelock blasts Jacksonville
• Devilpups run over Hurricanes
• Trojans’ defense dominates in win at Dixon
• C-USA, MWC to merge
• In Craven, Pamlico and beyond, masses of mosquitoes annoy ENC
• Just like new: Renovated Belk reopens in New Bern
• Belk fans gather for grand reopening
• Volunteers plan for Irene recovery, future Pamlico disasters
• Median work begins in Havelock
• Rollover wreck kills 1
• Palace arts series presents premier harpsichordist
• Goose Creek Island unity service goes on despite Irene
• ‘Paint it pink’ challenges Havelock businesses
• JUDI LLOYD: Cut costs at the office by going green
• TOM GLASGOW: Some jobs best left to the pros
• League race continues for ECU
• League race continues for ECU
• Prep roundup: Epiphany spikers win
• EDITORIAL: Blaming China for currency mess
• LETTER: Unions and prosperity
• LETTER: Wounded warriors
• LETTER: Perdue was right
• LETTER: What does God want?
• LETTER: What about the Second?
• Hurricanes get past Trojans
• Joint Chiefs chair questions viability of F-35 program
• Nonprofit group helps homeowners with foreclosure
• Record turnout expected at Bridge Run
• County attorney honored by state association
• Two new positions created at city planning department
• EDITORIAL: Jobs at any price? Not this time
• LETTER: Who’s going to pay?
• Under the radar
• LETTER: Suspension of elections
• LETTER: Early detection saves lives
• Jury convicts 3 in terrorism trial
• Rams feeling at ease on the road
• Ed Wall: Deer season means big buck$
• Outdoor Notes: Fishing and hunting tournaments scheduled
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/13/11
• CarolinaEast Medical Center arrests, citations for 10/13/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 10/13/11
• Bridgeton police arrests, citations for 10/13/11
• Vanceboro police arrests, citations for 10/13/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 10/13/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/13/11
• Man with infant charged in drug trafficking case
• Suzanne Schreck
• Mildred King Hoell
• James Eric Sprencel
• Craven fairgrounds face foreclosure
• Police chief sworn in by aldermen
• New Bern agrees to settlement with EPA
• Havelock commissioners discuss cemetery conversion
• Laying it on the line
• Rams spike Patriots in Coastal volleyball
• Havelock Chili Festival opens Friday
• Pamlico varsity sweeps Lejeune
• City allows access in exchange for public bathrooms
• County opens adult health clinic
• Jones County sheriff targets drug dealers
• Annual coastal fair opens Thursday at fairgrounds
• Storm relief volunteers change location, adjust hours
• Sun Journal podcast episode 8
• LETTER: Thanks to the firefighters
• LETTER: Fear mongering
• LETTER: Order provides no benefit
• LETTER: Where are the CEOs?
• LETTER: Thanks from hospice
• EDITORIAL: U.S. troops vs. drug cartels?
• ‘Aladdin Jr.’ opens at Masonic Theater Friday night
• Old Theater hosts noted string quartet
• Folk artist McKnight in concert Friday
• Craven Concerts opens with noted harpist
• Legendary Glenn Miller Band plays two shows in New Bern
• Verdie Nobles Dail
• Stella Bailey
• Jeb Howard
• Janie Nobles Jones Winstead
• James Eric Sprencel
• Fay Privette Birdsong
• Amos O. Clark
• Eagles fall to Vikings on pitch
• Prep roundup: Rams lock up playoff volleyball berth
• Local Stars: Burns make a splash
• Jones falls to Dixon on Senior Night
• October is considered the best time to landscape, plant root crops
• Irene debris piles continue to loom large
• Sparks book signing attracts throngs of fans
• Federal terrorism trial goes to jury
• Project to replace ancient infrastructure shutters road
• Colonial fireplace cleaning emphasizes fire safety needs
• Group emphasizes importance of women veterans
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/11/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 10/11/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 10/11/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/11/11
• EDITORIAL: Private funding can save the zoo
• Local officials reach out to CSX Transportation to expand line to TransPark
• KRISTI STOLTZENBERG: Remembering the most important ‘hat’ during deployments
• Mildred K Hoell
• Frances Louise Clark Singleton
• Donald Gordon Matthews
• Amos O. Clark
• Bears clinch playoff berth
• NC Insurance eastern office open Tuesday
• Rams' LaHaie shines at multiple positions
• Pirates facing adversity together
• Where there's Sparks there's fire: New book released Tuesday
• F-35B passes milestone with at-sea vertical landing
• Group emphasizes importance of women veterans
• Little Red Bookmobile expanding list of services
• Terror trial end nears: Closing arguments expected Tuesday
• TOM PHILPOTT: Commissary boss: Critics overlook the efficiencies
• LETTER: Modern equivalent
• LETTER: Housing Authority
• LETTER: Perdue’s flub
• EDITORIAL: Primary shuffle dividing the GOP
• New Bern police incidents for 10/10/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/10/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 10/10/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/10/11
• Mable Lee Thompson
• Visitors go extra mile to attend Mumfest
• Karen refugees charter new Baptist Church in New Bern
• LETTER: Obamacare is working
• EDITORIAL: Tax facts torpedo the class clash
• LETTER: Out of few, many
• DAV Remembrance Ride is for 'those who cannot ride'
• Forecasts predict milder winter
• WEEK AHEAD: Good food, health opportunities highlight busy week of events
• Havelock candidates push for more involvement
• BILL HAND: Early North Carolina’s troublesome state neighbors
• Leonard Garland Brown
• Kathleen Jackson Brown
• KEN GRUEBEL: The value of family and friends captured by local author
• Student honored by software giant Microsoft
• CLOSE-UP: New Bern man rises above his past
• EDITORIAL: Government needs to stay out of the marriage business
• Annabelle Rose Mills
• Milah Nicole Peters
• RANDY FOSTER: It's October; it must be Mumfest
• LETTER: Kissing 'n' bashing
• Mr. and Mrs. Regan
• COLUMN: A gaffe the size of Texas
• LETTER: Point by point
• LETTER: Governor’s School funding
• Mr. and Mrs. Thad Jackson Jones III
• LETTER: Thanks on behalf of West Craven
• LETTER: Perdue and offshore drilling
• College community persevere to preserve the environment
• MIXED BOUQUET: Mumfest offer diverse mixture of locals and out-of-towners
• Humphries-Brinkley
• Taylor-Hendricks
• Surprise event at Mumfest — flash mob dancers
• Aldermen consider parking changes, swear in new chief
• BARRY SMITH: Perdue weighs in on same-sex marriage debate
• Aldermen consider Hilton deck agreement in exchange for public restrooms
• Jordan puts on takedown clinic
• KTSPORTS: A race to remember
• Plummer W. Dillahunt
• Mamie Grace Godwin
• Frances Clark Singleton
• Bears hold off Hoggard
• Stallions gut out victory
• Rams off to best start since 2000
• Rising tide: Sea-level prediction questioned at coastal symposium
• Weapons cache displayed as government rests in terrorism trial
• ECU braces for Keenum, Cougars
• Havelock shooting suspect appears in court
• Pamlico Shriners tournament benefits hospitals
• Military training expanded for Slocum Creek, Pelican Point
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/7/11
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations for 10/7/11
• LETTER: Thanks for lending a hand
• LETTER: Guilty as charged
• Vanceboro police arrests, citations for 10/7/11
• LETTER: Thanks
• LETTER: Facebook commenting
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 10/7/11
• EDITORIAL: Steve Jobs, American visionary, capitalist
• EDITORIAL: Character and ideas are what matter
• LETTER: Paying attention
• LETTER: Another view
• LETTER: Support those who support you
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/7/11
• Fun and fast-growing Hyacinth bean a good choice for gardens
• Mary T. Daugherty
• Eloise E. Keene
• Betty Chadwick Hill
• Prep roundup: New Bern sneaks away with volleyball win
• Bulldogs rally past Hurricanes in volleyball
• Falcons fall on Senior Night
• Ron Paul to stump with Walter Jones Friday
• Outdoor Notes: 2011-12 Waterfowl Seasons & Bag Limits
• Government could rest Friday in federal terrorism trial
• Mumfest provides showcase for nonprofits, charities
• Jones County deputy OK after second trip to hospital in three days
• Diverse Mumfest activities spread throughout downtown this weekend
• Insurance commissioner hears Irene complaints
• Irene debris still a problem in Craven County
• Band Classic set this weekend
• Ed Wall: Why do modern-day Noahs build boats?
• Apple without Jobs
• ECU notebook: Pirates focused on yards after catch
• Bears face tough road test
• Rams can equal 2000 start
• Juan Felipe Ayala
• James Cornelius Grimes
• Gina Loretta Armstrong Thomas
• Eddie Monroe Tootle
• David Earl Alligood
• Charles Leon Joyner
• Craven film, lecture series begins tonight in Orringer Auditorium
• Fairfield Harbour to host arts and crafts fair
• Award-winning folk artist McKnight performs at coffee house
• Oriental Film Festival continues Sunday
• Palace has busy Mumfest weekend
• Talented performers sought for fundraiser
• Rivertowne’s Rising Stars shine in Disney’s ‘Aladdin Jr.’
• Four Shillings play in New Bern Friday night
• Actor, teacher Sumner leads ‘Theater Class’
• Coastal symposium to focus on sea-level rise
• Remembrance ride set for Saturday
• Boyd brothers testify in terror trial
• Maps detail proposed school board redistricting
• Planning for rebirth: Revitalization strategy near downtown gains momentum
• EDITORIAL: Newspapers still serving readers
• LETTER: Same folks who brought us ...
• LETTER: Clean up
• LETTER: Thanks for gift
• LETTER: Thanks to rescuers
• Webster scores first college touchdown
• Prep Roundup: Trojans spike Devil Pups
• Hardesty gets more playing time
• New Bern police incidents for 10/5/11
• Havelock shooting suspect arrested
• Barbara Wells Allred
• Willie James Morris
• Sandra Fay Lindsey Beasley
• Sadie Nancy Jones
• Robert Young Thacker
• Mary Higgins Gibbons
• Lera Mae Lilly Mantyla
• Jospeh Daniel Mackowski
• Janet Lock Andrews
• Iza Lee Wilson Turner
• Frederick W. Ottinger
• Havelock man sought in shooting, kidnapping
• Prep roundup: Pamlico beats East Carteret
• Eagles scoot past Rams on pitch
• New Bern golfers extend lead
• Pressman wins $60K lottery prize
• Jones County deputy back at work after blow to back of head
• Prawn project on hold
• Craven sheriff to get new cars
• Vanceboro man faces 20 years for hold-up
• SECU commits $1 million to build hospice house
• Library program looks at Jewish history in N.C., New Bern
• A step in the right direction
• Pamlico seeks to maintain jail bed-rental revenue
• Craven County sheriff's incidents for 10/4/11
• EDDY BROWNING: Dinners just for the two of you
• Richard W. Boyack
• Bears win crucial soccer match
• Trojans finish off Lejeune
• Craven County looks at seafood inspection changes
• Marine scholarship foundation looks to set fundraising record
• In prime time
• Cherry Point announces October training
• Pirates back to work on turnovers
• EDITORIAL: Obama-care needs a final verdict
• LETTER: Great light bulb paradox
• LETTER: Explaining Obama
• LETTER: We can laugh again
• EDITORIAL: On TV, Perry may be his own worst enemy
• LETTER: Downtown parking (or lack of)
• LETTER: Never let a crisis go to waste
• SECU commits $1 million to build hospice house
• Cherry Point security measure ties up traffic
• New River squadron receives new UH-1Y helicopters
• 24th MEU activates
• TOM PHILPOTT: 'Invisible injuries' of war to be felt for decades
• Log truck overturns on River Road
• Regulators side with New Bern in electric merger
• Regulators side with New Bern in electric merger
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 10/3/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 10/3/11
• Vivian Mae Forbes Jones
• Bernice Johnson Armond
• NEIGHBORS: A conservationist at heart
• Hundreds participate in CROP Walk
• Silent anti-abortion protest held in New Bern
• WEEK AHEAD: Mumfest brings festival splendor to downtown this weekend
• From Navy veteran to award-winning teacher
• Local Elks seek scholarship applicants
• BILL HAND: Recalling my father’s history
• Heels handle mistake-prone ECU
• Mary Louise Tillman
• Juan Felipe Ayala
• Dade William Moeller
• State senators’ credentials challenged amid same-sex union debate
• CLOSE-UP: STEM Education: Preparing Students for the Global Workforce
• KRISTI STOLTZENBERG: Moving means taking no prisoners
• CLOSE-UP: Donated Mercedes to help fund scholarships at Craven Community College
• CLOSE-UP: A good education opens more doors
• KEN GRUEBEL: A complex mystery with a surprise ending
• Woman injured in crash with log truck
• Residents turn out to help Irene survivors
• Dover rescue dog to be featured at flooring store opening
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: The Schaedeli family’s connection to New Bern
• OTIS GARDNER: Overused words serve as a crutch
• Civil War group hosts information, recruitment event
• Widow on disability still hopes to return home despite Irene’s destruction
• MasterBrand makes cuts
• Center of debate: Hurricane damage spurring momentum for standalone 911 center
• Craven County Sheriff’s Office arrests, citations for 9/30/11
• River Bend Police Department arrests, citations for 9/30/11
• Andrew John Davis
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations for 9/30/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 09/30/11
• Trojans have new home
• KTSPORTS: An emotional pitch
• Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Long
• Quichocho-Lambert
• Defensive stand gives Bears the win
• Eagles soak Falcons
• Rams win again
• Gina Loretta Armstrong Thomas
• Donald J. Walker
• Mary Louise Farrow Guion Gore Tillman
• James Ersell Boyd
• Hiram Carr Gallop
• Oriental Film Festival studies motion picture values
• Waving goodbye to No Child Left Behind
• Perdue sees determined spirit among storm survivors
• Delaying planting spring bulbs pays off later
• Craven closes residential debris site
• Let’s keep New Bern clean
• Man cited in wreck near U.S. 70
• Automatic defense cuts could have severe effects on Marines
• On opposing sidelines
• Prep roundup: Epiphany varsity beats Wayne Country Day
• Band competition set for Saturday
• Vivian Hill Brown
• Susan Greene Farmer
• Roger Ernest Dawson
• Rodney Eugene Hopkins
• Jean Gosnell Thomas
• Elizabeth Whitfield Phillips
• Doris Sutton
• Donald J. Walker
• Crash knocks out power, causes daylong delays
• Florence family plans to rebuild after third hurricane flood-out
• Havelock movie theater shuttered by Irene
• Grant aids in creation of hurricane cleanup jobs
• New Bern man found guilty in stabbing case
• Irene debris removal nearly done
• College to share in $18.8 million job training grant
• LETTER: What’s your poison?
• LETTER: Misplaced values
• LETTER: Fault and blame
• LETTER: Two editorials
• EDITORIAL: Perdue can't serious ... or can she?
• Heading Holton’s way
• Rams look to stay unbeaten
• Ed Wall: Inventions that revolutionized outdoor sports
• Outdoor Notes: Coast Guard Auxiliary to offer advanced boating class
• Local Stars: Hardy continues to shine for Pirates
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations for 9/29/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 9/29/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 9/29/11
• Robert Ellis Meekins
• Katie Fornes Chandler
• Johnie Armstead Wilkinson
• Wilma Jean Thomas
• Vivian Brown
• Virginia Reynolds Hunt
• Virginia R. Hunt
• Teen airlifted following wreck
• Craven County incidents for 9/27/11
• New Bern fund balance handled Irene costs
• City officials recount lessons learned from Irene
• New Bern relief drive planned for Pamlico storm victims
• Off and running
• Leader testifies in federal terror trial
• Tar Heels’ Reddick taking charge on defense
• Prep roundup: Epiphany volleyball notches a win
• Perdue election comments prove controversial
• Three arrested after month-long drug investigation
• LETTER: A tender story
• LETTER: Thoughts on Solyndra
• LETTER: Obama bashers
• LETTER: Post-Irene cleanup
• LETTER: Jobless numbers
• EDITORIAL: Federal handout is holding state down
• EDITORIAL: Natural gas could fuel N.C. jobs
• Aldermen approve grant for low-income households
• Annual prayerful protest scheduled Sunday
• Mayor seeks input from public housing residents
• Havelock city hall construction loan approved
• Intersection crash sends three to hospital
• Annual seafood festival comes to Morehead City
• Palace Theater presents ‘The Monkey’s Paw’
• Katie Fornes Chandler
• Haywood Holt
• George Anthony Haskins
• Hurricanes take down Trojans
• Contaminated soil halts Havelock construction project
• Guns in parks debate continues in Havelock
• Former corrections officer sentenced to prison in child porn case
• Rapper sentenced in federal court
• Community college, university band together to help select transfer students
• Annual walk aims to abate hunger
• New West Craven ag center boosts farming
• West Craven to induct three into Hall of Fame
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 9/27/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations for 9/27/11
• River Bend police arrests, citations for 9/27/11
• Vanceboro police arrests, citations for 9/27/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 9/27/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 9/27/11
• EDDY BROWNING: It’s fall and I’m thinking apples!
• Rocky Mount man sentenced to 14 years for assault, robbery
• Julian E. Martin
• Hope Hopkins Mowen
• Christal Travis Lanyon
• Charles Hughes Morris
• Havelock holds off D.H. Conley
• Eagles fall to Pam Pack
• EDITORIAL: Shine a light on Solyndra dealings
• LETTER: Tax suggestion
• LETTER: Election trend to watch
• LETTER: Housing Authority salaries
• LETTER: Honor Flight
• MILITARY: Debt deal opens TRICARE users to new, higher fees
• Graduate course in caring: A Peace Corps volunteer lends a hand in Ghana
• MILITARY: Ten years after invasion, Marine returns to command
• Man pleads guilty to assault that left victim paralyzed
• McNeill honors ECU fans after win
• Area jobless numbers up
• Jennifer Swartz
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 9/26/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 9/26/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations for 9/26/11
• John Herbert Brickerd
• Ernestine Murphy Williams
• NEIGHBORS: A cut above the rest
• A poke of prevention: Flu shots available to area residents
• Local church provides needed community services
• WEEK AHEAD: Fall festival season gets under way with seafood, mums
• BILL HAND: Historical perspectives on the quake of 1886
• Aldermen to assess Hurricane Irene response
• GOP officials to reach out to younger voters
• Julian Endler "Lil Pete" Martin
• Joseph Thomas Bennett
• James Patrick &#8220Pat” Wynne
• James Edward Purser
• Irene Peterson Wall
• Ernestine Murphy Williams
• One dead in U.S. 17 wreck near Vanceboro
• Gene of all trades
• Harmatuk-Pino
• CLOSE-UP: China: Then and Now
• KRISTI STOLTZENBERG: Children change the way spouses handle deployments
• ECU survives despite turnovers
• Terrorism trial features local faces
• CLOSE-UP: Compensatory Education students learn how to be wise givers to charity
• CLOSE-UP: PCC cosmetology students use hands-on approach
• KTSPORTS: Rainouts and lockouts and Reba
• Currin-Creech
• Wilkins-Johnson
• Joyner-Herring
• Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Spankovich
• Mr. and Mrs. McRay Whitford
• Brody Tippett Register
• One dead in U.S. 17 wreck near Vanceboro
• Fate of downtown post office still in question
• Give and take
• Hundreds turn out for rainy Craven Arts Festival
• Adult whale dies, calf euthanized
• The final stretch
• OTIS GARDNER: The curious history of the ‘poisonous’ tomato
• BARRY SMITH: PACs contribute heavily to state campaign coffers
• Two men accused of selling spice
• Stephen Andrew Johnston
• Haywood Eugene Holt
• Road crew finds dangerous Civil War artifact
• ECU opens C-USA season today
• Man sentenced to prison for sex assault
• EDITORIAL: Cherry Point vital to area's prosperity
• RANDY FOSTER: World War II veterans: A vanishing breed
• LETTER: Richer by the minute
• LETTER: Gungrabbers
• Weekend event features health screenings
• LETTER: Where do you stand?
• LETTER: PBS’s standards
• LETTER: A one-term president
• LETTER: 2nd Amendment and Havelock
• COMMENTARY: Thoughts on the economy
• LETTER: Gay marriages
• LETTER: Perry
• LETTER: Fact checking
• LETTER: Performing as expected
• COMMENTARY: Honor Flight undeterred
• JOHN HOOD: Which economic model is best?
• EDITORIAL: Celebrate diversity by working together
• LETTER: Same old Obama
• LETTER: Drainage hope in sight
• FEMA funding faces legislative hurdles
• LETTER: Hold Congress accountable
• Quiet Friday night
• Olohna Mareigh Henries
• Jasper E. Messina
• Eagles punish Pam Pack on pitch
• Faucet-maker Moen looks forward
• Stolen car chase ends in Jones County
• EDITORIAL: To spur growth, revamp the tax code
• LETTER: Jobs plan
• LETTER: Freedom Flight
• LETTER: Four weeks and counting
• LETTER: Praise of 9/11 service
• LETTER: Advice accepted
• LETTER: Faithful delivery
• LETTER: Warning: Cute story follows
• LETTER: What recovery?
• LETTER: Postal service
• Editorial: Bill raises risk of identity theft
• Craven County incidents for 9/23/11
• Tree planting ordinance approved
• Irene temporary housing expected this weekend
• Rams continue on
• ECU Notebook: ECU looking for improvement on offense
• Honor Flight capped by dramatic ride home
• Housing Authority director retires
• Ed Wall: Hunters and anglers pursue special moments
• Outdoor Notes: Wildlife crews repairing hurricane damage
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 9/22/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations for 9/22/11
• Velva Lois Burroughs
• Robert Lee Ogle
• Melwood Stewart Miller
• Mary Elizabeth Devone
• Mackenzie Shyann Thruman
• Frank J. Cole
• Barbara F. Campbell
• Annie Farrow Wright
• Cook, Garvey lead Rams’ cross country
• New Bern spikers handle Havelock in four
• Terrorism trial centers on social media
• ECU applies for Big East membership
• Crowd gathers for Honor Flight homecoming
• FEMA housing units arrive in Irene-ravaged NC
• NC Forward tour stops in New Bern
• Aldermen contemplate redistricting process
• Aldermen OK cleanup contracts
• EDITORIAL: A Marine stands tall and honored
• LETTER: Labor unions
• LETTER: Thanks from a bicyclist
• LETTER: The Shell Game Master
• LETTER: Differences
• Rams spike Eagles in Coastal volleyball
• Art project for peace unites students
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations for 9/21/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations for 9/21/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations for 9/21/11
• UNC professor to lecture on Tuscarora War
• First annual Craven Arts Festival abounds with artistic opportunities
• Pepsi Day reset Saturday; renowned harpsichordist plays Palace in October
• Civic, Ratio theaters present stage shows this week
• Talent galore in annual awareness event for Special Olympics
• Friday flicks return, 'Hot Dames' auditions set
• Coastal Carolina Agricultural Fair 2011
• Kathleen W. Harris
• Cora Elizabeth Harper Murrell
• Bettie Potter Williams Rowe
• Arthur Alvin Davis
• Opening arguments heard in federal terrorism trial
• Hurricanes spike Dixon
• Bears dig up Wildcats
• Repair work on Housing Authority units near completion
• Limited benefit Christmas cards available
• Volunteer relief group seeks storm damage laborers
• Veterans recollect in anticipation of Honor Flight
• FEMA approves over $16 million in Irene assistance funds
• Local stars: Barfield shining with Vikings
• Craven County sheriff arrests, citations/9/20/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations/9/20/11
• River Bend police arrests, citations/9/20/11
• Norfolk-Southern Railroad police arrests, citations/9/20/11
• Havelock police arrests, citations/9/20/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations/9/20/11
• EDDY BROWNING: Easy 'knockout' appetizers
• Woman charged following high-speed pursuit, crash
• Section of McCotter Boulevard in Havelock closed
• Fire damages Washington Street home
• John Melza Coffin
• Glenwood Earl Turnage
• George Hart
• Clara Mae Wright
• Brian Daniel Faulkner
• Bettie Potter Williams Rowe
• Veronica Marie Woelfle Knortz
• Thomas Madison Johnson
• Richard E. Gaskins
• Nancy K. Mitchell
• Louis Spear
• New Bern golfers roll
• TOM PHILPOTT: Vet employers share ideas as lawmakers trade barbs
• Craven puts in $20k for FRC-East lobbyist
• Honor Flight Wednesday for WWII veterans
• Jurors selection under way for terror trial in New Bern
• Housing Authority director resigns, interim named
• Pirates in realignment talks
• Three arrested in connection to armed robberies
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 9/19/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 9/19/11
• New Bern police arrests, citations 9/19/11
• William Joseph Fraser
• Victoria Erwin Oyer
• Melvin Simpson Jones
• Louis Spear
• Larry P. Johnson
• Jessie Ray Willoughby
• Ernestine Eubanks Jones
• Andrea Dougherty
• NEIGHBORS: Helping those in need
• Exhibit explores contributions of Jewish songwriters
• Professor reflects on nature of perception
• New Bern native, retired general speaks of his faith
• Havelock may allow chickens at school
• WEEK AHEAD: Major art festival, fireman’s day, theater and books featured this week
• BILL HAND: Reflecting on life prior to electricity
• Democratic legislators tour to stop in New Bern
• EDITORIAL: Laws in lieu of common sense
• BARRY SMITH: Aggressive campaigning expected in same-sex marriage debate
• No place to call home
• Women gather downtown for expo
• Palace brings Constitution Week to life
• New Bern police incidents, 9/18/11
• Arrests and citations for Craven County for 9/18/11
• OTIS GARDNER: ‘Professionals’ make mistakes too
• BARRY SMITH: Aggressive campaigning expected in same-sex marriage debate
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: The Rev. William Smith
• CLOSE-UP: Academic Summer Bridge Makes for a Smooth Transition
• CLOSE-UP: Craven Community College's Cultural Arts programs thriving
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Deployment raises questions in ourselves and others
• CLOSE-UP: Pamlico Community College student bucks hurricane hurdles
• Harper Dawn Cahoon
• Serenity Alee Hammond
• Mr. and Mrs. Felix Bryant
• Alford-Mauk
• Bell-Vargas
• Rose-Riggs
• Everington-Broughton
• Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Owen Thomas
• Craven commissioners to consider buoying military facilities
• Broken water line floods parts of Havelock
• Indians pleased with development
• Assisting for the Bears
• KTSPORTS: Friday nights are special
• Keys take Carolina League title
• JOHN HOOD: What would you do?
• LETTER: Rules of the road
• COMMENTARY: Jobs should not be the price
• LETTER: On second thought
• LETTER: Heavy load
• LETTER: Words of caution
• LETTER: Straight priorities?
• William Fraser
• Timothy Andrew Biddle
• Orin H. Bryan
• Margaret Huber Norris
• Eleanor Barber-Edwards
• Bears collar Bulldogs
• Havelock remains unbeaten
• Hurricanes zapped by Chargers
• EDITORIAL: Americans losing faith in leadership
• Eagles clipped by Vikings
• RANDY FOSTER: No more anonymous comments
• IRENE: FEMA 'mitigation' specialists help stave off future loss
• Groups raise funds for Wounded Warriors
• Students surprise principal of the year
• Woman kidnapped in New Bern
• Woman held on Arkansas charges
• Terror trial prompts parking restrictions
• Sunken boats to fecal bacteria
• JUDI LLOYD: New Bern’s Golden Bear Awards
• GREEN THUMB: Time for a little fall cleaning
• LETTER: More venting
• LETTER: Taxpayer bus ride
• LETTER: The Palin book
• Arrests and citations for Craven County for 09/16/11
• Sarah Stallings May
• Jessie Ray Willoughby
• Ebner Boatwright
• Bears start slow, fall to Ashley
• Rollover wreck stalls bridge traffic
• Hearing provides feedback on fishery plan
• Police make arrests in home invasions
• LETTER: An alumni view
• LETTER: City at your service
• LETTER: Question and advice
• EDITORIAL: On Constitution Day, remember your rights
• Man in custody in Harlowe shooting incident
• Episode 7 of the Sun Journal podcast is out
• Planning near complete for Havelock Chili Festival
• Saturday’s interactive Women’s Expo benefits cancer society
• New Bern back at home vs. Nash Central
• Rams look to stay unbeaten
• Sun Journal changing online comment system
• Sun Journal changing online comment system
• Ed Wall: What is the perfect dove dog?
• Outdoor Notes: Wildlife Commission offers reptile workshop
• Man in custody in Harlowe shooting incident
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 9/15/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 9/15/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 9/15/11
• Ainslie brings blues, stories and song to New Bern
• Palace presents Civil War program, resets Pepsi Day
• Coffee house hosts art show
• Comedy, romance takes center stage in local productions
• Down East Cloggers among Craven's Got Talent performers
• New Bern-Craven County Library hosting Jewish songwriters exhibit
• N.C. Symphony launches New Bern Series Sunday evening
• William James Haddock
• Stephanie Denise Harris Wise
• Roy P. Miller
• James Earl Tyre
• Gwendolyn Edwards Scott
• Eleanor Edwards
• Deborah Butler
• Clara Mae Wright
• Addyson Lu and Allyson May Alt
• Third homegrown terrorist pleads guilty
• Concealed weapons in parks draws concern
• IRENE: Federal, state aid continues in Irene’s wake
• Commissioners approve airport grant
• LETTER: What Irene cleanup?
• LETTER: Protect military retirement
• LETTER: The following is untrue
• EDITORIAL: The political football called immigration
• Church groups come to aid of Goose Creek Island flood victims
• IRENE: Hurricane damage estimate in Pamlico at $70 million
• Leader by example
• Irene debris cleanup creeps along
• Prep roundup: Parrott tennis wins EPIC opener
• Aldermen thank Irene recovery workers
• K-Tribe notebook: Indians want to win for city
• New Bern historian brings Revolutionary War to life
• IRENE: In the wake of Irene, mosquitoes thrive
• William Edward Small
• Tommie David Haddock
• Ruth Blount Fentress
• Roseann Kowalsky Suydam
• Jennifer Hall
• James Franklin Bunn
• Daniel R. Curtin
• Charles Hubert Murphy
• Chemical spill shutters Neuse River Bridge
• Peyton’s place: On the court
• Hardesty gets first NFL carries
• Commissioners approve airport grant
• IRENE: Local area crops hit hard, tobacco suffers the worst
• City to resume Irene-delayed work on Hancock Street
• Buildings damaged by gunfire in Bayboro
• Man wounded in Craven Terrace gunfight
• Police search for SUV, occupants following assault
• Pollocksville man charged for multiple crimes
• EDITORIAL: Montford Point a national saga
• New Bern man arrested for assaulting officer
• LETTER: Response
• LETTER: FDR and reality
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 9/13/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 9/13/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 9/13/11
• EDDY BROWNING: Response to readers’ questions
• Tommie David Haddock
• Marshall Melvin
• Dan Wiggins
• Charles Everette Rice
• Carol T. Armentrout
• Indians open Mills Cup series today
• Hurricane spikers get past Eagles
• State says fish kills normal after a hurricane
• IRENE: Devastated by Irene, Pamlico homeowners vow to rebuild
• TOM PHILPOTT: An epidemic of hearing loss injuries
• Churches honor local first responders
• EDITORIAL: Time to privatize the Postal Service
• LETTER: Missing: Facts
• LETTER: 9/11
• Havelock Police Department incidents 9/12/11
• New Bern Police Department incidents 9/12/11
• OTIS GARDNER: Thoughts on Obama's recent address
• OTIS GARDNER: Remembering old westerns
• Business group works with police to prevent crime
• Low interest forces cancellation of charity benefit
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 9/12/11
• Trent Woods Police Department arrests, citations 9/12/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 9/12/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 9/12/11
• Fairfield dedication among local 9/11 remembrance events
• NEIGHBORS: At 100, three women reflect
• MS doesn’t stop some of its victims from cycling for a cure
• LETTER: More reaction to Obama speech
• LETTER: Reaction to Obama speech
• RICHARD BURR: Reflecting on 9/11 - remember its lessons
• KAY HAGAN: Help Americans help themselves
• LETTER: Saw response on 9/11
• LETTER: The ‘Beatles’ wow New Bern
• LETTER: Stimulus plan
• LETTER: Sheriff’s praise
• LETTER: County spending
• RANDY FOSTER: 9/11 2001-2011 - one tough decade
• Internet safety program targets students
• COMMENTARY: Irene plenty bad for some good folks
• COMMENTARY: DOC takes action in the eye of the story
• Aldermen to consider restricting parking on Middle Street
• Distracted driving blamed for head-on collision
• IRENE: Jones to co-chair coalition to aid relief efforts
• EDITORIAL: Died on 9/11: 2,996*
• Vanceboro to perform sewage piping inspection
• Local lobbying for F-35 moves forward
• COMMENTARY: Unhealthy waters - the Neuse and the Trent
• EDITORIAL: 'Let's roll': Phrase apt a decade later
• CLOSE-UP: College adds fire training structures
• Carol Jean Armentrout
• Alfreda Stanley Johnson
• ArtWalk offers break from storm stress
• Craven airport workers reflect on security post-Sept. 11
• People never forget where they were on 9/11
• Friends help friends at Bike MS
• Braaten recalls frustrating 9/11
• The Tyng family saga
• Perdue announces Etheridge will advise Irene recovery
• New Bern misses 100-year flood by inches
• Fairfield Harbour residents hold vivid memories of attacks
• No. 11 Hokies slip past Pirates
• KTSPORTS: Remembering the real heroes
• Bears get past Rampants
• Rams top Vikings to stay unbeaten
• William L. Sole
• Rubie Garner
• John Kessler
• James Earl Tyre
• RANDY FOSTER: Something new for SJ readers
• EDITORIAL: Less of the same old stuff from Obama
• West Craven earns first win
• Indians seize control of series
• Troopers investigate wreck near Oriental
• Vinegar fly poses danger to fruit crops
• Rams stun Bears on pitch
• Havelock residents remember attacks
• High-speed chase on U.S. 70 ends with wreck
• Air station at the center of post-9/ 11 era
• Epiphany dedicates new site
• Church disaster relief efforts roll into Pamlico County
• Webster catching on quickly with Pirates
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: 9/11 through the eyes of a high school junior
• LETTER: What inflation?
• LETTER: Time to step up
• LETTER: Say after me ...
• EDITORIAL: Seldom anything fair about it
• Authorities probe animal cruelty case
• Bike MS ready to roll
• Volunteers invited to place flags for Sept. 11 memorial
• Internet safety program targets students
• IRENE: Jones to co-chair coalition to aid relief efforts
• Recreation areas reopen after Irene
• IRENE: Sewage test set in Vanceboro
• Notebook: Adversity nothing new for K-Tribe
• Ed Wall: Hurricane Irene gives sportsmen special challenges
• Outdoor Notes: Miracle Shoot rescheduled
• Jason Lauritzen
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 9/8/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 9/8/11
• The new newbernsj.com
• Welcome to the new Sun Journal website
• Fairfield Harbour remembers Sept. 11
• IRENE: Registering is key for FEMA assistance
• Former Arapahoe town commissioner arrested
• Assistant county manager tapped for top post
• IRENE: Debris pickup, temporary housing issues in Pamlico
• IRENE: Church relief supplies go to Pamlico Friday morning
• Former Pamlico deputy pleads guilty in civil rights case
• Grant aims to rehabilitate homes in Pamlico
• Commission acquires more land for treatment plant
• Officials seize dogs in cruelty investigation
• Williams has emotional Chowan debut
• SJ Podcasts
• EDITORIAL: Merger a good call for AT&T, T-Mobile
• LETTER: More jobs ... What can the president really do?
• New Bern Police Department incidents 9/7/11
• ArtWalk has array of art and creation for Friday’s walking tour
• Civic Theatre marks Sept. 11 attacks at opening of new show
• Ratio presents six performances of 'The Dining Room'
• Comic murder mystery presents second performance
• Show goes on down highway in 'Truckers'
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 9/7/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 9/7/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 9/7/11
• Fish kill causes concern
• Irene prompts prisoner evacuation
• IRENE: Irene prompts prisoner evacuation
• IRENE: FEMA Disaster Recovery Center to open in New Bern
• Fish kills cause concern
• IRENE: Piers survive Irene with bumps and bruises
• Indians open division series Wednesday
• State leaders tap local senator for disaster committee
• New Bern names new police chief
• Rhetoric on constitutional same-sex marriage ban intensifies
• EDITORIAL: Green jobs seen as fiscal black hole
• LETTER: Praise from Oriental
• LETTER: Medicare vote
• LETTER: Thanks to Samaritans
• LETTER: Labor Day opinions
• Havelock Police Department incidents 9/6/11
• New Bern Police Department incidents 9/6/11
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 9/6/11
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 9/6/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 9/6/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 9/6/11
• Hardy shines in debut
• Local stars: Porter continues to score
• EDDY BROWNING: Inner Banks clams: Nutritious and delicious
• EDITORIAL: Will Obama see the light on jobs?
• LETTER: False arrest
• LETTER: Gardener needed
• LETTER: Garber’s new building
• Stanly bests Spaight, who subsequently dies
• ECU’s defense heading in right direction
• Baby with ENC relatives found dead beneath babysitter in NY
• IRENE: Red Cross scaling back ENC operations
• Home invasion robbery leads to one arrest, another sought
• Garber United Methodist Church celebrates new ministry center
• New Bern’s most famous duel reenacted today at Tryon Palace
• CHARLIE HALL: Sept. 11 anniversary remembered locally this week
• BILL HAND: Earthquakes present and past
• ENC no longer in drought conditions
• LETTER: Praise for Lowe's
• LETTER: Underground utilities
• LETTER: Bring them home
• LETTER: False charges
• EDITORIAL: What will it take to restore hope?
• Pressley-McCoy
• Pickett-Stevens
• Haddock-Braddy
• Francis-Blizzard
• CLOSE-UP: Southern hospitality, hurricane style
• CLOSE-UP: Pamlico CC students catch up with technology
• CLOSE-UP: Hands-on projects spell success for Craven CC’s Machining program
• Alford-Armstrong
• LETTER: Housing projects and crime
• LETTER: Bad future outlook, unless ...
• LETTER: Silver Lining
• LETTER: Praise for news media
• LETTER: Praise for the SJ
• LETTER: Thanks city workers
• LETTER: Praise for Lowe's
• LETTER: Future prevention
• LETTER: The local hospital
• LETTER: Speeding officers
• LETTER: Charges dismissed
• LETTER: Stoplight cameras are a necessity
• LETTER: Politics, marriage and precedent
• LETTER: Not another one
• RANDY FOSTER: Irene - Sun Journal's end-to-end coverage
• EDITORIAL: Obama can't turn the corner
• KTSPORTS: Student-athletes are inspiring
• IRENE: Pamlico manager says recovery went well in first week after storm
• BARRY SMITH: Republicans have edge in fundraising
• Climbers Club installs officers, plans for anniversary luncheon in November
• IRENE: Jones added to counties included in federal disaster declaration
• Indians fall in Grainger finale
• IRENE: Paradise not lost: Restaurant owner rebuilding from devastating losses
• Southern part of U.S. 17 bypass opens
• K-Tribe Notebook: Last day no different for players
• IRENE: Craven County Irene damage estimate at $17 million
• ECU opens with Gamecocks
• Civitans kick off ticket sales for Special Olympics benefit show
• IRENE: Pamlico food distributions continue as electric power restoration nearly complete
• IRENE: Restaurants, lawn care services receive boost from Irene
• Stillwater Investment Group files for bankruptcy
• IRENE: Postponed book signing, church dedication reset this weekend
• Indecent liberties charges dropped against Craven County man
• JUDI LLOYD: Ways to 'green up' your school lunch box
• TOM GLASGOW: In wake of Irene, tree selection is important
• New Bern Police Department incidents 9/2/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 9/2/11
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 9/2/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 9/2/11
• IRENE: Hurricane Irene sends Taberna man's boat on unmanned voyage
• IRENE: Tideland restores electricity to 86 percent of customers
• IRENE: Trent Woods officials assess cleanup options
• IRENE: Craven, Pamlico roads took brunt of Irene damage
• IRENE: Progress Energy promises restored Pamlico power tomorrow
• ‘Birdies’ aren’t the only critters on the back nine
• Outdoor notes: Dove season opens Saturday
• IRENE: Utility storm repair crews take long, hard days and nights in stride
• IRENE: More relief services available in Craven County
• IRENE: Keep an eye out for Irene scammers
• IRENE: Craven commissioners to hold special session tomorrow
• IRENE: Salvation Army continues feeding efforts in N.C.
• EDITORIAL: Irene provides more lessons
• LETTER: Thanks to Scott Dacey
• LETTER: Thanks to Moore’s BBQ
• LETTER: Thanks to City of New Bern
• LETTER: Thanks to Harris Teeter 2
• LETTER: Thanks to Harris Teeter I
• Blast from the past
• Eagles’ preparation disrupted
• New Bern Police Department incidents 9/1/11
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 9/1/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 9/1/11
• IRENE: Electricity, water still concerns in Pamlico
• IRENE: Group offers free cleanup services
• IRENE: Show must go on for cast, crew in 'Guys and Dolls'
• IRENE: Craven, Pamlico part of federal disaster declaration
• IRENE: Salvation Army to continue help for Irene survivors
• LETTER: Thanks
• IRENE: Flooded realty company plans to stay downtown
• N.C. House Republicans propose state constitutional ban on same-sex marriages
• IRENE: Craven updates: disaster aid, school delays, Suddenlink status
• LETTER: Life in Trent Court - another perspective
• EDITORIAL: Here's to a great school year
• LETTER: Tour guide
• LETTER: Excuse me while I vent
• EDITORIAL: Don't throw good money into the wind
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/31/11
• Trent Woods Police Department arrests, citations 8/31/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 8/31/11
• Civic Theatre set for 'Guys and Dolls'
• Civitans kick off Craven’s Got Talent ticket sales Friday
• Comic murder mystery provides post-hurricane release
• Chamber Musical Festival begins ninth season with September events
• Annual Stanly-Spaight Duel is Monday at Tryon Palace
• IRENE: Pamlico, Craven included in federal disaster declaration
• IRENE: Relief supplies available to Pamlico County residents
• IRENE: Expedited federal aid requested for Eastern N.C.
• Pamlico serving up a helping hand
• Getting their minds off Irene
• IRENE: Food, water available for hurricane victims at Pamlico fire departments
• IRENE: Baptist group, Red Cross serve up hot meals, help
• IRENE: New Bern steadily recovering from Irene
• IRENE: Public resources for storm victims
• IRENE: Craven schools on 2-hour delay tomorrow
• IRENE: Several arrested during Irene-related curfew
• IRENE: Irene damage in Havelock at $6.2 million
• IRENE: Irene victims cope without electricity
• IRENE: Lawn care business helps elderly with Irene cleanup efforts
• IRENE: Tips for making flood-damaged homes habitable
• New Bern Police Department incidents 8/30/11
• EDITORIAL: Here's to those who helped
• LETTER: Pigs in Nederland
• LETTER: Anti-gay laws
• LETTER: Head Start
• LETTER: Help wanted
• LETTER: Stoplight cameras
• LETTER: Public art
• LETTER: Beat the heat
• LETTER: Praise for crews
• LETTER: Riding it out and recovering
• LETTER: Proud of Bridgeton
• EDDY BROWNING: Remembering Hurricane Hazel
• IRENE: In Craven County, electricity remains top concern
• IRENE: Food, electricity top Pamlico County storm needs
• IRENE: Sewer overflows reported in New Bern
• Coaches in waiting mode
• Local stars: Where are they now
• Ballpark recovering after storm
• IRENE: Life after Irene - free water, ice and help, but no stamps
• IRENE: Boil water advisory issued for Cove City
• IRENE: Havelock update
• IRENE: Schools to remain closed Tuesday
• IRENE: Water situation in Pamlico County getting critical
• IRENE: Roof collapse floods two downtown New Bern buildings
• IRENE: New Bern update
• IRENE: Irene batters area with heavy rainfall, howling winds
• Wind, rain and fire: House on the Neuse burns spectacularly
• IRENE: Pamlico County begins cleanup
• IRENE: Gov. Perdue assesses damage in Eastern N.C.
• IRENE: 9 p.m. curfew in New Bern
• IRENE: New Bern aldermen hold emergency meeting
• IRENE: Jones County schools closed to students tomorrow
• IRENE: James City residents deal with Irene aftermath
• IRENE: Craven County schools closed tomorrow
• IRENE: CarolinaEast fares well during Irene
• Huber-Morris
• Lark-Heath
• Stafford-Thomas
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. McGhee
• Nenni-Hagan
• Rose Madison Fiala
• Chase Owen Henthorn
• KEN GRUEBEL: A spy novel with an artistic twist
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Avoid the rush: Enjoying here and now
• Craven County’s new teachers excited and ready
• IRENE: New Bern aldermen schedule 2 p.m. emergency meeting
• IRENE: The scene in Vanceboro
• IRENE: Duffyfield residents survey damage from Hurricane Irene
• IRENE: Misc. updates
• IRENE: Havelock commissioners to meet in emergency session
• IRENE: Flooding in Fairfield Harbour
• IRENE: Cherry Point air station information
• IRENE: Craven County deals with the aftermath
• IRENE: Daybreak on the Neuse
• JOSE: New tropical storm not expected to affect N.C.
• IRENE: Nation Weather Service issues watches
• IRENE: New Bern awakens to a beautiful, chaotic morning
• IRENE: Irene slams ashore in NC amid power outages, rain
• IRENE: North Carolina at a glance
• IRENE: Mall ceiling collapses in Goldsboro
• IRENE: Off the road
• IRENE: Beached in Mesic
• IRENE: From above
• IRENE: Progress Energy reports numbers, advises caution
• IRENE: Cherry Point begins hurricane recovery
• IRENE: Power back at the Sun Journal
• IRENE: River Bend update
• IRENE: Update for Craven County conditions
• IRENE: Curfew in effect for Craven County from 5 p.m.
• IRENE: Gov. Perdue's comments
• IRENE: Eyewitness account - Randy Foster
• IRENE: Tideland Electric reports outages, long repair times
• IRENE: Eyewitness account: Michelle Lilly in Pamlico County
• IRENE: Power out at Sun Journal
• IRENE: Update from Vanceboro
• IRENE: Another pier collapses
• IRENE: Flooding in Oriental
• IRENE: National Weather Service weather alerts
• IRENE: Eyewitness account: Randy Foster
• IRENE: Downtown New Bern eyewitness Jan Francoeur
• IRENE: Closures
• IRENE: New Bern, Pamlico County and road updates
• IRENE: Curfew declared in New Bern
• IRENE: New Bern getting deluged, leads region in rainfall totals
• IRENE: Flooding updates
• IRENE: Power outages, flooding reported
• IRENE: In New Bern, power on, power off
• IRENE: State makes final preparations
• IRENE: Havelock curfew in effect
• IRENE: New Bern experiences first power outages, with other developments
• Lawson living his dream
• Whitfield, Tate dribble away
• IRENE: Cherry Point elevates weather threat level
• IRENE: Coastal Carolina Regional Airport flight cancellations
• New Bern Police Department incidents 8/26/11
• IRENE: New Bern braces for Irene
• IRENE: Wind danger adds to Pamlico’s usual threat from storm surge
• BARRY SMITH: Several N.C. county commissioners inducted into Hall of Fame
• IRENE: State emergency personnel strategized ‘two-phase’ plan for storm
• IRENE: Area law enforcement urge precautions, monitor evacuation routes during hurricane
• IRENE: Gas prices stay down as storm approaches
• LETTER: Obama’s economic strategy
• LETTER: Balanced budget
• Expansion, relocation involving local inn seen as economic plus downtown
• New Bern 300th helped county tourism rebound
• EDITORIAL: Hello, Irene - now go away
• IRENE: Craven County shelters to open, evacuations advised
• Pamlico explores rules for possible windmills in rural county
• Brownfields revitalization will require private, public input
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: How the Tyng family is connected to New Bern
• TOM GLASGOW: Hurricane tips for home, garden care
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 8/26/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/26/11
• N.C. Alcohol Law Enforcement arrests, citations 8/26/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/26/11
• IRENE: Officials warn of Irene’s local impact
• IRENE: Federal aid made available to North Carolina
• IRENE: Here she comes: Irene’s projected path just east of Craven County
• IRENE: Kinston emergency officials gear up for rescue operations
• IRENE: Havelock preps for arrival of Irene
• Two charged in early morning four-vehicle wreck
• IRENE: Early school closures tomorrow are among Irene-related changes
• IRENE: Coastal evacuees filling up New Bern hotels
• Havelock commissioners oppose ferry fees
• Sportsmen helping others is a common theme
• Outdoor notes: Drought may affect game land dove fields
• IRENE: Early dismissal Friday for Craven County Schools
• LETTER: How soon we forget
• EDITORIAL: Judicial activism and the nanny state
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/25/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 8/25/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/25/11
• New Bern Police Department incidents 8/25/11
• IRENE: Irene gains strength, but course unclear
• IRENE: Pamlico officials tell residents to take storm threat seriously
• IRENE: City seeks public help before and after storm
• LETTER: The playbook of fallure
• IRENE: Hurricane Irene prompts closure of Croatan National Forest
• LETTER: Renewed faith?
• Repairs grant approved for low-income homeowners
• EDITORIAL: Shake, rattle and blow
• Garber launches new contemporary worship service
• Craven County Sheriff's Department incidents 8/24/11
• New Bern Police Department incidents 8/24/11
• Down East FolkArts Society plans lively season in 2011-12
• Palace traces history of New Bern’s Pepsi by Caleb Bradham
• Reception tomorrow for Pamlico artist’s exhibit of oils and pastels at library
• Guitar-playing McKnight appears tomorrow at coffee house
• Craven County arrests and citations for 08/24/11
• River Bend To Host Special Tour of Waterfront Homes & Gardens
• Back to School for New Bern - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Training exercise running through Friday at Cherry Point
• Irene brings ‘haul-out’ time for crops, boats in Pamlico County
• Man arrested for taking indecent liberties with minor
• Prep work being done in New Bern for Hurricane Irene
• New Bern High School receives praise at Rotary Club
• Earthquake jolts Eastern North Carolina
• Craven County Sheriff's Department incidents 8/23/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 8/23/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/23/11
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 8/23/11
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 8/23/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/23/11
• EDDY BROWNING: Inner Banks shrimp: Healthy and delicious
• Former Craven County Sheriff’s deputy pleads guilty to misdemeanor motor vehicle death
• Football games moved to Thursday
• Vision Forward event this Saturday in Craven Terrace
• EDITORIAL: Jones' opposition to wars blurs lines
• LETTER: 'Republicans unfit' responses
• LETTER: 'Republicans unfit' response
• LETTER: Taxes and spending
• The era that got it started
• HURRICANE IRENE: Eastern N.C. watches warily
• Havelock Police incidents for 08/22/11
• Craven County arrests and citations for 08/22/11
• NEIGHBORS: Jim Hodges: A century of family memories
• CHARLIE HALL: Time to get involved in fall, winter events
• BILL HAND: Fond memories of a bridge long gone
• House repairs for low-income homeowners could get funding
• Noted genealogist speaks in Pamlico County Monday
• EDITORIAL: Post Office plans to get in shape
• LETTER: Good Samaritan
• LETTER: Post Office
• LETTER: A response
• LETTER: Roadside maintenance
• Malfunction knocks county communication center offline
• EDITORIAL: Tryon Palace - Putting the pieces together
• N.C.’s Pre-Kindergarten Program gears up
• McMillan-Mitterling
• Edwards-Eddings
• Civil War artifacts head south to N.C. museums
• Bowden-Fleshman
• A day at the beach
• The Marine Corps has other plans
• Organization helps Craven Community College globalize its courses and programs
• New Continuing Education director has broad vision
• KTSPORTS: My teammate for life
• LETTER: Easy way to help classrooms
• LETTER: Opposition to OLF endangers FRC-East and local economy
• LETTER: Global warming and scientific consensus
• LETTER: Honor Flight for WWII veterans
• Craven to mark its 300th anniversary
• Duffyfield residents gather for Community Garden Family Day
• Aldermen want more revisions to redistricting proposals
• Public sector losses lead to decrease in jobs
• BARRY SMITH: Plenty of finger pointing on unemployment, education programs
• BETTY WOOD THOMAS: A brief history of the Metts family
• OTIS GARDNER: Glancing at the bigger picture with particle physics
• EDITORIAL: Welfare drug testing - start at the top
• N.C. House Speaker Thom Tillis hosts town hall
• Elections officials lay out upcoming voting details
• Durham elected president of N.C. Association of Assistant and Deputy Clerks
• TOM GLASGOW: Identifying and dealing with decay pathogens
• JUDI LLOYD: Downtown businesses with a green slant
• Church youth ministry attends Georgia conference
• Draft permit for PCS Phosphate nixes sulfur melting, storage in Morehead City
• Farmers market salutes military tomorrow
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/19/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/19/11
• LETTER: Driving tip
• LETTER: Baseball heroes
• EDITORIAL: Court should rule on ObamaCare
• Gas worker dies in parking lot
• Episode 6 of the Sun Journal podcast is out
• Former New Bern Police chief to run for Congress
• Expo is positive mix of new, familiar businesses, faces
• New Bern Belk undergoing $3.8 million remodel
• United Way optimistic about continued community support
• Man arrested in alleged domestic assault
• Havelock Shriners fish fry set for tomorrow
• Laughter keeps Denham going at 100
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 8/18/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/18/11
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 8/18/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/18/11
• Outdoor stuff you didn’t know you needed
• Outdoor notes: Governor appoints new marine fisheries commissioners
• LETTER: Otis Gardner
• LETTER: Constitutional rights
• LETTER: Remembering Will Pittman
• Propane tank explodes in James City
• EDITORIAL: A tough job ahead in public safety
• Pilot injured in Maysville crash
• Officials talk Tryon Palace funding strategies
• World War II vets look forward to September Honor Flight
• Farmer delivers a watermelon treat to Pamlico inmates
• Havelock gas leak prompts evacuation, closure
• Police report shows where crime is concentrated
• City looks to address high-crime neighborhoods
• City to increase tempo to rid itself of dilapidated houses
• Man charged after flashing handgun in store
• Governor hears military-related concerns
• City hires first non-resident senior staffer: finance director
• LETTER: Otis Gardner column
• LETTER: Bachmann’s own words
• New Bern Police Department incidents 8/17/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/17/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 8/17/11
• Vanceboro Police Department arrests, citations 8/17/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/17/11
• Symphony returns to New Bern beginning next month
• Rehearsals continue for Civic production of 'Guys and Dolls'
• New Bern gets 'In The Mood' for the Glenn Miller Orchestra
• Oriental’s Old Theater has busy September schedule
• Pamlico artist has exhibit of oils and pastels at library
• Family music concert planned at Trent River Coffee Company
• ‘Othello’ concludes 2011 Shakespeare Festival appearance in New Bern
• EDITORIAL: Small town N.C. a great place to live
• Mattocks steps down as chair of Tryon Palace Commission
• Opposition forms against potential FRC-East workload cuts
• LETTER: Save our country
• LETTER: Mail delivery
• LETTER: 'Foolish' editorial
• LETTER: About that note
• New Bern Police Department incidents 8/16/11
• Pamlico commissioners oppose any ferry fees
• From the Clock Tower: Help create a vision for New Bern
• Family Day scheduled for K Street Community Garden
• Twin Rivers YMCA offers after school program
• Pamlico CC a community within a community
• Fall 2011 registration resumes this week
• Pamlico County Sheriff's arrests and citations for 08/16/11
• Havelock Police incidents for 08/16/11
• Fire damages Trent Road bar
• Digital sign provides school district outreach
• Harriett-Parks
• Young-Hassell
• Hydrick-Newton
• Keto-Lambert
• Mr. and Mrs. Alfred N. Drago Sr.
• Bizzell-Greene
• Sibley-Connor
• Armstrong signs with Indians
• Memo on F-35 repair could be good - or bad - for FRC-East
• New Tryon Palace Commission chair named: Champ Mitchell
• Craven water rates rising with October bill
• Former New Bern schools superintendent dies
• Work being done on bridge over Trent River
• Claim payments for 3 new 'AO' illnesses surpass 84,000
• Volunteers needed to help refugees adjust to American life
• New Bern Police incidents for 08/15/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department incidents for 8/15/11
• Craven County arrests and citations for 08/15/11
• Pamlico man killed in fiery motorcycle crash
• EDITORIAL: Fuel regulations will maim and kill
• LETTER: Children conditioning?
• LETTER: Gas prices
• NEIGHBORS: Former Marine's a seaman
• WEEK AHEAD: Carolinian Shakespeare Festival's 'Othello' concludes this week
• Revaluation, wind farms among Pamlico commissioners’ topics Monday
• More than 1,900 sign up so far for Bike MS
• BILL HAND: Readers recall New Bern's Kress store
• EDITORIAL: Hot, yes; global warming? Not so much
• McConner: A changed man
• LETTER: A woman’s right to know
• LETTER: Impressed with CarolinaEast
• LETTER: Convention Center ills were avoidable
• LETTER: The fragrance of dissent
• LETTER: Thanks to CarolinaEast and Havelock EMTs
• LETTER: Gas prices in Craven County III
• LETTER: Gas prices in Craven County II
• LETTER: Gas prices in Craven County
• LETTER: Circle of Grace
• LETTER: A call to expand New Bern National Cemetery
• LETTER: Making 'Stuff The Bus' a success
• LETTER: Craven County spending excesses
• Telethon draws volunteers, support for children with debilitating disease
• Baby Expo helps answer questions for new, expectant parents
• Aldermen schedule work session on crime prevention
• KTSPORTS: Kicking off football season
• Stay up-to-date with our podcast via this archive page
• Proposed resolution opposes ferry fees
• Thoughts from the recent GOP debates
• John Becton’s many achievements in Craven County
• Voter fraud arrests fuel voter ID debate
• N.C. Driver License offices schedule August closing days
• Woman wanted for unauthorized motor use arrested
• RANDY FOSTER: Dusting off those thinking caps
• RANDY FOSTER: SJ improvements coming up
• EDITORIAL: Place the blame on inexperience
• Friday storms cause damage in Duplin, Jones counties
• ECU QB focused on winning
• 271 Marines depart for Afghanistan
• Proposed Senate redistricting map slightly more competitive
• Man bit by shark off Carteret County coast
• Growing interest in native plants
• Hydrogen peroxide: its personal side
• Churches unite for Bible school
• Community chorus seeks singers for upcoming season
• Vanceboro sewage system to undergo special inspection
• Aldermen to vote on new finance director
• Seymore: Smarts and skills
• Ready to get rolling
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/12/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/12/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 8/12/11
• New Bern Police Department incidents 8/12/11
• It isn't Amazon that's greedy
• Workload brisk as Hatteras adds Cabo line
• Woman doesn’t return from car test drive
• NC House Speaker coming to New Bern
• Business Expo features hands-on opportunities for visitors
• Washington drug dealer gets 10 years in prison
• Thief makes off with farmer’s repair parts
• Longtime city firefighter named fire marshal
• Small delay in large median
• South American role model
• Missing in action
• UK riots
• And the winner is ... QVC!
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/8/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/11/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Department arrests, citations 8/11/11
• New Bern Police Department incidents 8/11/11
• Hang-on stands, used wisely, give hunters an edge
• Outdoor Notes: Partnership formed for boat ramp projects
• Episode 5 of the Sun Journal podcast is out
• 1983 Taglieri mural highlights 34th Cystic Fibrosis Telethon
• Craven looks at raising water rates
• Ball field improvements could boost local economy
• What now?
• Identification
• Wasted money
• Unpaid federal employees
• Sting of war, honor of service
• Man suspected in at least 17 vehicle break-ins
• State won’t look into New Bern gas prices
• Aldermen loosen residency requirement for city workers
• New Bern High students talk of trip to India
• Smoke from swamp fire returns to area
• Felony dog fighting charges filed against Jones County man
• Beatles tribute group stays challenged to maintain moments in history
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents 8/10/11
• Boxcar murder is backdrop for Athens of the South hobo comedy
• Upcoming Tryon Palace programs span Shakespeare to gardening
• Singer songwriter Cross performs in Morehead City
• Library programs offer upcoming variety of topics
• Songster McKnight appears at coffee house
• 'Mayberry Values' comes to Maysville Saturday night
• Contra dance scheduled Saturday night
• Craven County arrests and citations for 08/10/11
• New Bern Police Department incidents for 08/10/11
• Simmons breaks toward Mt. Olive
• Remembering Chris
• Commandant promises sensible resizing of Corps
• Pamlico County woman dies in high-speed ATV crash
• Quicker Craven revaluation proposed
• Infant care products, services highlight second Baby Expo
• County buys property in James City, plans to donate it
• Motocross star on the right path
• Stock market making the case for cuts
• The heavy hand of abortion rules
• The winner is ...
• Cable service choices
• Expenses and revenue
• Birth control and insurance
• Thank you
• Offended by reference
• History's lesson
• Organ donations
• Pamlico County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 8/9/11
• New Bern Police Department incidents 8/9/11
• Bounty from the Inner Banks garden
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/9/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/9/11
• County opts for cheapest convention center fix
• Hardy ready to shine for Pirates
• Beware of Boggs
• Bennert takes 1,500-meter title at nationals
• Quicker Craven revaluation proposed
• Lingering heat stalled over region
• Infant care products, services highlight second Baby Expo
• City takes steps to help residents cool off
• Copper thieves hit church in Havelock
• New Bern Police Department arrests and citations for 08/08/11
• Havelock Police Department arrests and citations for 08/08/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 08/08/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for Craven County for 08/08/11
• Saturday fire destroys two businesses
• Week Ahead: Famous-sounding fare on tap for this week’s entertainment schedule
• Love of outdoors sparks New Bern woman’s vision for her future
• Which steamship was first? The Norfolk or Codorus?
• RANDY FOSTER: Hot and Cole - Summer 2011
• Places to lean, with or without kids
• Influential friends, acquaintances have a time to shine
• High-achieving student develops her leadership skills at statewide conference
• Father of Cherry Point
• Clark-Diehl
• Bobbitt-Cannon
• Trip to England enhances the three R’s
• Talton-Jackman
• Roberts-Dunn
• Speeding the game up
• ECU’s Webster finding ways to contribute
• Firefighters battle blaze across street from station
• Pirates look to improve on defense
• KTSPORTS: Covering sports a game in itself
• Helping students in need
• Aldermen consider amending proximity ordinance
• Volunteers share info on dog care
• Delta Alert service to provide storm warnings
• John Becton’s family legacy in North Carolina
• Legislative conference news; presidential candidates get social media grades
• Special Shakespeare festival events scheduled for Oriental, New Bern
• We love horses
• Aldermen appreciated
• Tear it down
• Voter ID bill aimed at fraud
• Perdue participates in tax-free weekend, Build a Backpack program
• Negotiations underway to draw new district maps
• Arrests shut down two-county pit bull breeding operation
• Seven arrested in Jones County
• Tobacco Store employee charged with trafficking bath salts, Spice
• Defense against marauding squirrels
• Planned relocation gives Pamlico agriculture agencies more space
• You can make a difference
• Remembering the cars of yesteryear
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 8/5/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/5/11
• The 10 percent
• Debt ceiling
• Appearances
• Post offices
• Gas prices
• Job elimination
• Obama analogy
• Made in China
• Costs over debt
• Not very friendly
• Just pay it forward
• Speaking out
• TEA party wins a hollow victory
• Searches made in Pamlico, Jones counties for possible dog-fighting activities
• CarolinaEast holds trauma drill
• Goldman Metals sold to global recycling company
• Groups seek donated school supplies Saturday
• Wachovia branches get ready for Wells Fargo
• Nonprofit professional theater group lands Outback sponsorship
• Pamlico natives remember home through nonprofit activities
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents 8/4/11
• Bears heating up on field
• New Bern's Lewis on a mission
• Going to the Hereafter can be a blast for sportsmen
• Outdoor Notes: Public can comment on waterfowl seasons
• Driver charged in motorcyclist’s death
• Craven County Department of Social Services arrests, citations 8/4/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/4/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 8/4/11
• Vanceboro Police Department arrests, citations 8/4/11
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 8/4/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/4/11
• More Robert E. Lee
• Tax-free holiday runs Friday to Sunday
• Retailers hope for best this weekend
• Getting ready for Back to School
• Marine Corps commandant, sergeant major to visit Cherry Point
• New Bern one of 55 nationwide stops for Jewish songwriters exhibit
• Methane warning issued for Phoenix site
• Marine aviator in Afghanistan receives second star
• Philyaw to coach in Classic
• Late rally helps Indians snap skid
• New Bern’s 'calendar girls' return for charity
• Shakespeare festival begins tomorrow in New Bern
• Forgotten places
• Sweetwater duo plays Saturday night concert
• Satanic deal for debt fighters
• Principled foolishness
• New Bern artist’s work on exhibit at Beaufort Arts Center
• New Bern artist featured in monthly library exhibit
• Cool summer salads to deal with the heat
• Republicans unfit
• Redistricting maps make ideal abstract
• Possible removal of cozy post office in rural Jones County brings sadness
• FROM THE CLOCK TOWER: CodeRED keeps you in the loop
• Craven commissioners approve adult clinic
• Perdue, Bengel update Rotarians on N.C. and New Bern
• N.C. 101 paving work set to begin
• Farmers Market program highlights animals in 'Dog Days of Summer'
• When both sides listen all can benefit
• Neuse Forest answers
• Citizens accountable
• Murdoch’s pass
• A real kick
• More fraud charges filed against New Bern man Jeffrey Glenn Toohey
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 8/2/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 8/2/2011
• Marine’s death aboard Cherry Point believed to be accidental
• Spending levels
• Get gas elsewhere
• Debt deal partial solution at best
• Governor nearing her 100-county goal
• Customers defend Neuse Forest PO
• Story of the Lady Mary wins Pulitzer Prize
• End of books
• Black Obama voters’ blues
• Fueling the flight: VMGR-252 fuels Ospreys on cross country mission
• Military compensation curbs tough sell in wartime
• Sunday storm causes a stir
• Big rig, car crash sends one to hospital
• Man in search of his mail
• Consequence for everything
• Smiths: A winning team
• Craven County Sheriff's arrests and citations for 08/01/11
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 08/01/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for Craven County for 08/01/11
• Spot on the corner ripe with Griffin’s green thumb
• Recovery expected by tow operator who sustained electric shock
• Making a pitch
• Week Ahead: ‘Othello,’ musical events highlight cool indoor activities
• Bill Hand: Codorus’ failing in Pennsylvania leads it to North Carolina
• Debate on lot purchase could hinge on use of tax money
• Tarpon tourney
• Big picture
• Obama’s energy policy
• We need debt-limit reduction to survive
• Neuse comes up just short
• Pepsi and me: The reunion
• Bristol Kayla-Paige Polaski
• When roles are reversed
• Weatherington-Davis
• Rhodes-Pulido
• Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Whitford
• Metzger's 'DIM' shows great promise
• Leggett-Seymour
• Kalee Dawn Morris
• Fuller-Lewis
• Former student returns as departmental leader
• Delivery business designed to enhance success
• Davis-Smith
• Craven County Schools recognized with Renaissance Learning Beacon of Hope Award
• Canady-Lee
• Not an asset
• Debt limit mess
• Real reductions
• Forever Wild
• Rich must pay fair share
• Petty differences
• Bewildered party
• Stagflation
• Neuse All-Stars do it again
• Brew fans turn out for Brew Bern Beer Fest
• Record-breaking heat
• KTSPORTS: Memorable day at the ballpark
• Big day for Sermons
• Investigation continues in arrest of restaurant owner
• Havelock fire destroys two town homes
• Laurean appeal filed with courts
• From Thomas Savage to the Islers and O’Dyers
• N.C. Republicans stay busy with bills, amendments
• Gas prices: Why?
• Denn fined, given suspended sentence
• Flagship university moves forward
• Neuse All-Stars rally
• Deadline passes for concerns over closing of downtown post office
• Aldermen OK police software, easements, use permits
• Motorist killed in early Thursday crash
• N.C. House Republican Rhyne to resign
• 4-H updates, proper turf management
• Judging not merely a point or nod
• Canady continuing on
• We all need to carve out some down time
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for Craven County for 07/29/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 07/29/11
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 07/29/11
• Breaking news: Marine colonel pleads guilty to some charges
• Fiscal conservatives should bite back
• Blurred lines of a Caylee’s law
• Summit series begins
• Perdue plans to run in 2012
• Neuse All-Stars open with win
• Craven County man arrested on sex offender and fraud charges
• Adverse weather can benefit wildlife
• Outdoor Notes: Landowner Protection Act information is available online
• Montross mania
• New café already creating a buzz
• Albert J. Ellis breaking records with increased air travel
• City poised to collect back taxes
• Updated: Bomb threat shuts down Cedar Island-Ocracoke ferry route
• Trent River Coffee Company hosts band and book signing
• Cult of irrationality driving debt-limit debate
• New Bern Police Department incidents 7/28/2011
• Perdue gives indication she'll run again in 2012
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 7/28/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/28/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/28/2011
• Craven County Dept. of Social Services arrests, citations 7/28/2011
• Curious plans
• In Norway, do justice, but protect freedom
• Super Hornets won’t be coming to Cherry Point
• Bring Wall up front
• What’s the point?
• Heart for horses
• Perdue announces company’s voluntary withdrawal of phosphate plant
• Let’s play ball
• Havelock military summit scheduled Thursday
• Aldermen frustrated with high gas prices
• Aldermen and police discuss options for combating crime
• Many contribute to landscaping efforts around Blue Angel jet
• ACC: No longer just a hoops conference
• New Bern 14U All-Stars confident
• New Bern 11U All-Stars loose
• Legal guns would make Norway safer
• Road to serfdom: More debt, less leadership
• Breivik’s real enemy: himself
• Shakespeare festival founder excited about upcoming New Bern 'Othello' production
• Beer Army holds second annual festival in New Bern Saturday
• Saturday Market Jam concert helps keep Sudan Patrol rolling
• RiverTowne’s 'Gypsy' closes successful run this week
• Tarpon tournament has fun in water, on shore
• Civic plans commemorative gala opening for 9-11 anniversary
• Pamlico County Sheriff’s Office arrests, citations 7/27/2011
• Cemetery expansion
• Macroeconomics
• Honorary U.S. flag to be flown at Coastal Carolina Regional Airport
• What Obama should have done
• The real deal: Stuffed black bear added to Bear Plaza
• Searing heat expected for rest of week
• View from the other side
• 10-and-under Neuse All-Stars are back
• Tip leads to drug arrest
• New maps move forward amid Democrat opposition
• Room for more than one sheriff in town
• Severe weather? Expect a call
• Man who told the truth – about himself
• Classic Inner Banks cakes
• Updated: Denn expected to plead guilty Friday
• River Bend Police Department arrests, citations 7/26/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/26/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/26/2011
• Dog days for PETA
• Financial brinkmanship
• Juan Williams’ payback time
• Poor journalism
• Don’t print more money
• Letters suggestion
• Takes a village
• Tags, taxes
• Help animals, too
• Airport runway extension hinges on Congress
• New Bern man home after American Idol tryout
• Marine colonel motions hearing set for Tuesday
• Outnumbered
• Ambulance, SUV collide in New Bern
• Tom Philpott: Debt deals endorse 'chain CPI' to tamp down COLAS
• Getting another shot
• Prominent pass-rusher
• Congress stands its ground
• New Bern Police incidents 7/25/2011
• Vanceboro traffic stop leads to arrest, drug charges
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/25/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 7/25/2011
• Bad idea
• Sinking ship
• Reality check
• Community colleges are a unique breed
• All aboard: Groups brighten train depot’s future
• The Week Ahead: Busy weekend downtown with theater, music and a brew festival
• New St. Paul principal retains her gymnast vigor
• New Bern city tax collections come up short
• Bill Hand: When Kress was king
• Education of Herman Cain
• No good solution for post office consolidation
• Pause for reflection on learning and life
• New president takes over PCC Foundation piggy bank
• Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gardner
• Lupton-Hicks
• Jacob Bradford White
• Interact Club wraps up successful year
• Hollywood gets in touch with the rest of us
• Godwin Library assisting pantries, tardy patrons
• Carter-Morgan
• Driving tips
• Incorrect assessment
• Proud of Neuse Forest
• Railroad on Hancock
• Postal alternative
• Clarifying words
• Solid pay
• Bad problem
• Summer splash
• KTSPORTS: Ready for football
• Indians’ Abreu simplifies approach, finds success
• Tornado: 100 days later
• Dragons on the Neuse River
• Downtown New Bern postal service dates to colonial days
• Craven schools to charge for Driver Education
• House redistricting maps clear key committee
• Craven descendents of Thomas Savage
• Another one bites the dust
• Don’t paint media with broad brush
• Price is right when it comes to successful gardening
• No quarter: Lecture discusses black soldiers during Civil War
• Rising stars
• Havelock grad Buntyn commits to N.C. State
• Jones Co. loses 15 teaching jobs due to budget cuts
• One empty seat left after Pamlico election filing extension ends
• Senate panel approves congressional map
• Benefit planned for leukemia victim
• Redistricting debate heats up
• Newport man wins $10,000 lottery prize
• River Bend Country Club hosts water reclamation experiment
• The dangers of sicklepod to cattle
• Why do we take pride in ignorance?
• Episode 4 of the Sun Journal podcast is out
• New Bern Police incidents 7/22/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 7/22/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/22/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/22/2011
• Rematch, not a replay
• House should stay solid, make Obama blink
• Sore losers
• Make a difference
• Heat calls for precautions
• A standup sport: Shop specializes in paddleboarding
• Sheriff discusses departmental vehicle use
• Craven schools struggle with No Child Left Behind
• Rally round the post office
• Trip to remember
• City swim meet hits 22nd year
• Camp Lejeune shooting instructor shares special skills
• Outdoor notes: New law addresses feral swine
• Shuttle Atlantis lands after its final flight
• Teen volunteers help with annual hospital food, school supplies fundraiser
• Beware of dubious debt collectors
• Fundraiser will benefit EPIC Center
• Full field of candidates for Havelock Board of Commissioners election
• No time to go wobbly
• Can Obama muddle through debt-ceiling insanity?
• Sustaining the unsustainable
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/21/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/21/2011
• Our governor
• He said it
• ‘Unearned’ charges
• Illegal immigration slowing, but why?
• Hardesty is ‘ready to go’
• K-Tribe has given me some memories
• Indians rally for another late win
• City, neighbors team up to spruce up street
• Explosive fire destroys shop, damages residence
• City grants easement for fiber optics line
• Weather station gets an upgrade
• Congressional map plan shifts balance to GOP
• Dragon boats test waters of Neuse this weekend
• Aldermen consider adjusting ward boundaries
• Christmas in July: Businesses network while money raised for RCS
• Not tonight dear
• Stay up-to-date with our podcast via this archive page
• Beatles tribute band comes to New Bern August 13
• Craven County Schools Superintendent Moser to retire next year
• West Craven art club show features recyclable elements
• Carolinian Shakespeare Festival prepares for 'Othello'
• One-man band Miller comes to New Bern
• RiverTowne’s 'Gypsy' opens two-week run Friday night
• Children’s workshop presents performance Thursday at Old Theater
• Tryon Palace hosts Civil War program Thursday
• U.S. Cellular To Host Free Device Workshop At New Bern Location
• Government tells a big fat whopper
• Sign me up
• Always the highest
• Preserving ‘old town’
• New Bern teen aims for American Idol
• Opposition mounts to state house redistricting plan
• Overnight shootings injure one, damage cars and apartments
• Kennels Beach hospitality continues after eight decades
• Hospital invites public to daylong food, school supplies drive
• Clemmons named to Craven election board
• No new candidates file during Pamlico extension
• New Bern 11U All-Stars earn state title
• New Bern 14U All-Stars crowned champs
• City Hall sets stage for coming year
• Reward offered in Craven Terrace beating death of elderly man
• College trustee appointed to state board
• Bachmann’s ‘submerged’ benefits
• New Bern Police Department incidents 7/20/2011
• Refreshing food in hot temps
• Randy Foster: It could be worse
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/19/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/19/2011
• Preferential treatment
• Gas woes
• Civitans offers thanks
• Food choices are personal choices
• Are cigars endangered?
• Letters Dept.
• Cost of success
• Two killed, three hurt in Havelock crash
• Craven County manager to retire
• Preschooler hit while crossing street
• Marine asks A-list actress on a date; she says yes
• Wednesday event aids RCS shelves
• Incumbent Arapahoe mayor files for reelection
• Two Jones County races will be contested
• New Bern Police incidents 7/18/2011
• Craven County Sheriff’s Office incidents 7/18/2011
• When politics stop working
• Tom Philpott: Lejeune water problems continue to vex
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for Craven County for 07/18/11
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 07/18/11
• River Bend Police arrests and citations for 07/18/11
• Craven County Sheriff’s Office arrests and citations for 07/18/11
• Room for efficiency in law enforcement
• Gun laws
• Remember 2006
• Fatal flaw
• Story not quite right
• Bill Hand: Barden was a conservative Democrat, often working on bipartisan efforts
• Week Ahead: Dragon boats, ‘Othello’ sword fighting coming up
• Extended election filing begins today in Pamlico
• If you’ve tossed it, his operation has handled it
• New Bern shares World Cup excitement of a nation united
• Postal concerns
• Downtown rally
• Nice job, SJ and church
• Help appreciated
• Altitude gasoline
• Poor explanation
• Friendly, deadly skies
• Hot air writers
• Open House can be a time of life-changing events
• New Foundation president focused on local business leaders
• Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jones
• Jonas Teague Dominey
• Farmer-Nanney
• Dorothy had it right, even without the military’s 'help'
• Currie-Ward
• Wright-Potter
• Wells-Wilson
• School system honors 59 retirees with 1,452 years of service
• Past comes to haunt the present
• Act like a governor
• Good job, aldermen
• Certification program helps keep coastal waters clean
• World Trade Center artifact arrives in Havelock
• Opposition to downtown post office relocation grows
• 'Othello' rehearsal is open to public Monday at History Center
• National Night Out shines a light on crime
• Chili Festival sponsorships available
• Craven County Board of Education seeks applicants
• The beginnings of the Savage family lineage
• Reddick motivated
• KTSPORTS: Aboard Morgan’s bandwagon
• New Bern all-stars in action
• Budget cuts 'smart'
• Nine candidates file for Craven elections
• Pamlico extends municipal election filings for three towns short on candidates
• Oriental hires part-time policeman, puts town manager in charge of hiring
• Redrawn maps up against independent streak of N.C. voters
• For many, design is a fun part of the show
• The importance of local foods
• Top number in state politics
• Good move, right time to curb chases
• Voices heard
• Great asset
• Dynamic duo?
• Pursuit of his goal
• Episode 3 of the Sun Journal podcast is out
• Doctor a day keeps the apples away
• New Bern Police Department incidents 7/15/2011
• Vanceboro Police Department arrests, citations 7/15/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/15/2011
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 7/15/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/15/2011
• Up our game
• Bowles-Simpson plan
• Governor’s School entering new era
• Closed for business
• National Cemetery undergoing facelift to realign gravestones, install new turf
• MacDonald principal headed to Edgecombe County
• Filing period ends Friday
• Watermelons, Kennel Beach history featured at historical association meeting
• Arts fair benefits needy, disabled
• City clarifies garbage pickup schedules
• McDaniel heads New Bern WR camp
• Armstrong earns all-star nod
• New Bern man facing felony child abuse charges
• Scouting teaches outdoor skills – and more
• Outdoor Notes: Migratory Game Bird Seasons set
• New Bern Police Department incidents 7/14/2011
• Just say ‘I don’t’ to promise barkers
• And now a word about Rupert Murdoch
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 7/14/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/14/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/14/2011
• Against process
• Credit and blame
• Yellow cake
• On a soap box
• Another solution to creating jobs
• Dead body discovered in Middle Street apartment
• Republicans have advantage in proposed House redistricting map
• Highest in the state: And when it’s gas prices in New Bern, nobody is happy about it
• New Bern police locate missing individual
• Cutter Creek tourney opens Thursday
• Resolution supports reorganization plan for SkySail developer
• Aldermen opposed to losing downtown post office
• Aldermen give approval to site for Epiphany expansion
• Second trial sends sex offender to prison for 51 years
• City officials working the 'maze of bureaucracy' against ElectriCities
• Oriental schedules meeting on filling police void
• Wildfire now 85 percent contained
• Teams ready for state tourney
• New Bern police probe suspicious death
• Newport traffic stop by trooper leads to counterfeit credit card ring
• New Bern Police Department incidents 7/13/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/13/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/13/2011
• Show-stopping numbers highlight RiverTowne's 'Gypsy'
• Acoustic artist Miller comes to New Bern
• Teens conclude Brothers Grimm production at Civic Theatre
• Tryon Palace hosts session for potential volunteers Thursday
• Trio host cooking competition party
• Free outdoor music again slated for Hilton deck
• Trent River Coffee Co. hosts author Scearce
• Something is missing
• Britain’s tabloid scandal sounds familiar
• Craven County included in Wednesday heat advisory
• Beautiful city
• Flat tax can work
• Federal debt must be cut the smart way
• Walking in their honor
• Proposed Senate redistricting map favors Republicans
• Highsmith striving for big season
• Auxiliary policeman Moore ready to accept paid position offer
• Tryon Civitans sweeten pantry for Religious Community Services
• World War II vets will gather, remember
• Sharing 'The Shizzle' from a friend
• Impact of grants from April tornadoes moderate in Craven County
• Oriental Rotary again goes fishing for education
• New Bern Police Department incident 7/12/2011
• Downtown New Bern without a post office? Could happen, and soon
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/12/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/12/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 7/12/2011
• New Bern police searching for missing man
• New Bern man sentenced in bank fraud scheme
• Our skies are not quite so friendly
• Proper attribution
• Debt from doing good
• End is near
• To the shores of Tripoli
• Fidel: No, Virginia
• Lessons from a recession
• Bringing Craven to Hawaii
• Online service sought to assist New Bern police
• Heat index expected to hit 111 Tuesday
• Sealing the win
• Navy aerospace physiologist keeps pilots safe in Afghanistan
• Tom Philpott: GI Bill pay delay threat, from new reform bill, eases
• Renewal of regatta
• Players passionate about softball
• ENC BABE RUTH STATE SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
• New Bern Police Department incidents 7/11/2011
• Truck rolls on U.S. 70; brothers inside avoid serious injury
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 7/11/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/11/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 7/11/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/11/2011
• Library family grieves loss of longtime secretary
• Changing scores
• And the beat goes on
• Our courts can’t resolve all things
• Six teams crowned champs
• Longtime artist returns to her fabric roots
• Week Ahead: Variety of activities this week include theater, live music and literature
• Aldermen to consider resolution related to SkySail
• 10 candidates pay fees to be on local 2011 ballots
• Barden for improvement of schools
• Fireworks were in the background
• William Preston Whitney
• Sometimes justice is hard to take
• Patricia Spivey Davis
• Norman Keith Rogers
• Nancy Catherine Agruso Heine
• Major H. Craft
• Faye R. Bedford
• Voting machines
• Rocks in the Harbour
• Wonderful sight
• Bad sportsmanship
• Paying it forward
• City’s lack of patriotism
• Opposing view
• Bad budget
• Sad day
• Business accounting
• Spirit is thin
• We are not ‘subjects’
• KTSPORTS: Super week, super players
• Just vote no crowd
• Softball galore at Creekside
• ENC BABE RUTH STATE SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
• Crystal Coast teams playing to stay alive
• Organization raises awareness in New Bern on human trafficking
• Road work expected to disrupt Havelock traffic
• Return of summer flounder considered a success story
• Williams-Brunelle
• Hebert-Regan
• Weeks-Couzens
• Versatility, relevancy added to I.T. programs
• College adapts to changing world with course offerings
• Kristi Stolzenberg: Working through the tension of pre-deployments
• You can find 32 languages in our schools, plus English
• Rice-Groome
• Glancy-Midgette
• Betty Wood Thomas: Will of Francis Pugh leaves sizable estate to his wife, sons
• Two elementary schools welcome new principals
• New public safety radio network on target for 2012 implementation
• Your next beach trip: Don’t worry too much on sharks
• Challenge issued to real estate agents to assist Tryon Palace
• K-Tribe’s Pomeranz promoted to Akron
• Mary Smith Spell
• John Badillo
• Jennifer M. Posta
• Miserable post office
• Letdown, not excitement
• Election 2012 heats up summer
• Working for a goal
• New Bern native killed in cycling race
• Rain causes havoc at tournament
• ENC Babe Ruth State Softball Tournament
• New Bern resident has blast watching final shuttle launch
• Downtown ArtWalk crowd includes both new and familiar faces
• Rain helps, but air quality still an issue
• Green thumb: Time running out to plant perennials
• Judi Lloyd: Hydrogen peroxide as a natural cleaner
• Farmers market holds corn-country fundraiser today
• Friday rain
• Take a deep breath: Here comes the General Assembly
• Havelock hoops team ready for nationals
• New Bern police arrest absconder for felony probation violation
• New Bern police incidents
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 7/8/2011
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 7/8/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/8/2011
• It’s ... back! The misery index rides again
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 7/8/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/8/2011
• South Carolina does it better
• Pauline F. Thole
• Loretta Jane Ross Brown
• Gurganus
• Recovery seems like a sham
• No job too big – they can move it
• New Bern misses out on Sheetz expansion
• Human trafficking is topic of Saturday conference
• Area mayors still looking to lead
• Craven to look further at consolidated 911 dispatch
• Costly wildfire mostly contained
• Protection
• AIFA needed
• K-Tribe Notebook: Cook OK after leaving game
• The heat is on at state tourney
• MiLB president working on Kinston’s behalf
• Indians, Hillcats rained out
• Havelock to host state Babe Ruth baseball tourney
• ‘Boat Ramp Follies’ can be the best show in town
• Outdoor notes: New law requires written permission on posted lands
• Artist puts views of historic Pollock Street on canvas
• Shooters from Jones County to compete at international competition
• New Bern Police Department incidents 7/7/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/7/2011
• River Bend Police Department arrests, citations 7/7/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 7/7/2011
• N.C. ALE arrests, citations 7/7/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/7/2011
• SBI arrests, citations 7/7/2011
• Stephen Bryant Holland
• Kevin Le Winter
• Douglas M. Jones
• Dorothy Elizabeth Whitney
• Band was great
• Suggestion offered
• Craven schools anticipate no layoffs
• Tournament teams deliver impact to local economy
• Zoning board recommends approval of site for Epiphany School expansion
• Artists, authors abound for July Downtown New Bern ArtWalk
• Dead bear moved, left to nature
• Upcoming Tryon Palace events highlight art, music, history
• Thurman Road to stay closed
• Increase in training activity starts next week
• Good day of fishing benefits the community
• Barack, you’re not in Cambridge anymore
• History books get gay makeover
• Softball tourney off to hot start
• New Bern 15s crowned champs
• Warming up for Alibi Ike
• Green won’t glow if Germany shuts down nukes
• Roadway safety is a two-way street
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 7/6/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 7/6/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 7/6/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/6/2011
• New Bern police incidents 7/6/2011
• Teens ready for fast-paced Brothers Grimm production at Civic Theatre
• Miss Murple tackles crime mystery in final New Bern show
• Contra dance scheduled Friday night
• James M. Meadows
• Gregory L. Petifer
• Betty L. Ventura
• Community support anchors Symphony
• Ellis makes large donation to ECU library
• Possible water rate increase brings opposition to mic
• We need to import immigrant doctors
• Budget ceiling
• Some scandals won’t sit still
• Chronicles of higher education
• New Bern 15s to play for district title
• New Bern hosts state softball tournament
• Neighbors puzzled after weekend discovery of bear carcass
• New Bern space fan gets to watch last shuttle launch up close
• Car strikes moped; injured man in serious condition
• Pressure rising
• Possible conversation
• New Bern Police incidents
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 7/5/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 7/5/2011
• Eddy Browning: Recalling my grandmother’s barbecued chicken
• Martha Alligood McRoy
• Debbie H. Garris
• Tom Philpott: Commissary savings at risk to help ill Lejeune vets
• Third Day delights more than 1,200 in Fourth of July concert
• Craven officials welcome those wanting to speak out against water rate hike
• Craven County Fourth of July
• Bettis missing
• State Games gold
• Bad trendsetters
• House reflects U.S. unease with Libya war
• Marines complete exercise with Spanish ops
• My father’s flag
• New Bern crowned district champs
• Craven County tax rate will remain unchanged
• Of great empires and little minds
• Gwendolyn George Fisher
• Responsibility for actions
• Becoming U.S. citizens
• Celebration, 19th century style, is festive
• July 4 schedule
• Still fighting for freedom
• Week Ahead: Third Day highlights holiday celebrations
• Bill Hand: Sorting out Barden, and his legacy for this area
• Cyclist, 76 years old, crashes with car in Bridgeton
• Shaffer-Melton
• Feed the soul
• What I did summer vacation
• Teen accused of violating burn ban
• Mildred Fox Little
• Marion Dove Werth
• Marie S.E. Fay
• Jimmie Stephen Morgan
• Fannie F. Evans
• Clarence M. Edwards
• Commencement exercises held for firefighters
• Bristol Paige Stephens
• Favorite holidays, and what we choose
• Craven braced for high enrollment numbers
• Copeland-Jones
• Kathlee O. Moore
• Juanita Frizel Williams
• Frederick J. Athing
• Bertha Register Zirnheld
• Informative letters
• Failed drug war
• Delightful bounty awaits in Beaufort
• Croaker Festival maintains family, community roots
• It’s time to think about vacation
• Saturday's holiday events
• Flag honors fallen Marine
• Salter earns top scholar-athlete award
• Starting off with a bang
• Vetoes, political maps and matching campaign funds
• Trent Woods cuts tax rate
• Your chance to shine with horticulture
• Parasitic nature of dodder, mistletoe
• Sex, drugs and then …
• Fire nearly 70 percent contained
• Good old neighbors
• School choice wins big in 2011
• Jerry Ray Davis
• Bobby Mills Barbee
• Betty Hudson
• Ann Cox Register
• Freedom, fishing
• Proud father
• Answer
• Name calling
• Frosty
• Wal-Mart not off hook for claims
• Now is not the time to go wobbly
• Episode 2 of the Sun Journal podcast is out
• Employee, supervisor suspended at Cherry Point
• Learning the fundamentals
• Tax changes: Gas increases 2.5 cents, sales drops by 1 cent
• Friday's holiday events
• Robbery suspect facing larceny, reckless driving charges
• Babe Ruth District VI baseball tourney set
• Ed Wall: Even an old dog can learn to catch trout
• Outdoor Notes: Fish For Free on July 4
• Palace fundraiser nets $10,000
• Many people won’t celebrate freedom from hunger
• New business opening soon on MLK Blvd.
• Unemployment rate remains unchanged in Craven
• ABC Law Enforcement arrests, citations 6/30/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/30/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/30/2011
• Lora Ann Respers
• Donald Ransone Taylor
• David R. Tinkler
• Christina Daly
• Albert Hesketh
• New Bern jet makes final landing after turbulent last 'flight'
• Area alert as hurricane season gets underway
• Someone step forward
• Meter with water
• Voter ID
• Good editorial
• Celebrations abound for Independence Day weekend
• Law enforcement just got easier
• Officials: Havelock sewer decision has enduring impacts
• Aldermen OK budget, reject giving selves a raise
• Babe Ruth season a success
• Jobs have to drive economic recovery
• ‘Just one more thing ...’
• Blagojevich razzle-dazzled himself
• Who needs logic?
• All-teen Saax Bradbury Players present Brothers Grimm tales
• ArtWorks exhibit features metal work, paintings
• Talented trio headline farmers market ArtWalk lineup
• New Bern sculptor wins People’s Choice Award
• Native American exhibit opens in Oriental
• Tuppence performs holiday concert tomorrow
• Oriental market moves to Friday morning for Croaker Festival
• Renowned ballerina instructs summer advance class
• Smoke and ash bedevil Eastern N.C.
• Hand’s comic effort comes to BridgePointe for final two performances
• Ruth G. Beach
• Peggy J. Owens
• Patricia Boudreaux Stockdale
• Michael A. Lawrence
• Ellen Hyman Baum
• Clyde Wesley Daugherty
• First Amendment showdown
• Sanity regained on ethanol subsidies
• Sheriff’s driving policy under review
• New Bern F-11 jet slated to be set on pedestal
• Warren finding his zone
• Brockovich wades into Lejeune water issue
• Palace funding woes go national
• Conservative trifecta
• Barden’s time
• High court campaign ruling seen to have little effect here
• Kudzu crucifix
• Four arrested in New Bern drug sting
• Freedom’s four boxes: soap, ballot, jury and cartridge
• No tax hike to fund restroom
• Trailer breaks in half, blocks Clarks Road
• Ferry Division employee dies after motorcycle crash
• Kids have a ball at softball camp
• N.C. Wildlife Officers arrests, citations 6/28/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/28/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 6/28/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/28/2011
• Grilling out on the Fourth of July
• Ruth Gardner Coz
• Robert P. 'Bob' Zardus
• Obama foolishly releases reserves
• Woman’s death: Memories linger and questions remain
• Lawmen to begin traffic violation crackdown
• Governor schedules military summits
• New Bern aldermen expected to approve frugal budget
• Tom Philpott: New TRICARE fees, end to combat pay 'windfalls' voted
• Speeding deputies
• Go vegetarian
• Perdue’s veto
• Brown catches fire
• Severe thunderstorm drenches region
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for Craven County for 06/27/2011
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 06/27/2011
• Craven County Department of Social Services arrest for 06/27/2011
• New Bern Police incidents for 06/26/2011
• Anti-gay bullies are no joke
• Percy N. Mattocks
• Patricia Stockdale
• Leatricia Antoinette Dillahunt Darling
• Junius Randolph Cole
• Tapping innovation, free of student loans
• Intervention
• Civil War discussion
• Background checks
• Texan’s ‘exceptionalism’
• National champs hail from Blackbeard club
• Tale of a therapy dog told
• Week Ahead: Events coming with ring of freedom
• Remembering origins of our state flag
• James Craig Walthall
• Elwood Lee Maness
• Agnes Franks Simpkins
• Robert James Branigan
• Richard Lawrence Mooney
• Tree cutting
• Lying lawmen
• Senseless death
• Information you won’t want to miss
• Society losses
• Alderman, city praised
• Military cemetery needed
• Colony Estates picnic
• Complete image
• Answer for SJ question
• Timing
• McElraft lied
• Questionable trips
• Path to problems
• Consider options when lining up for family vacations
• Byrd-Elks
• Barber-Anstead
• RiverFest displays local artistic talent
• Amateur radio operators convene for field day
• COG attracts attention of federal inspectors
• Braaten speaks about freedom in early Independence Day event
• Havelock Monday meeting to discuss relocation of sewer pipe
• FEMA continues to aid Craven County residents
• Redistricting battles cranking up
• The first four generations of the Pugh family
• KTSPORTS: The sport of babysitting
• Softball tourney heading to town
• Cal Ripken tourney in New Bern
• State of emergency declared for 29 Eastern N.C. counties
• My interview with ‘Dr. Death’
• Robert Earl Byrd
• Jeremiah Lee Green
• James J. Salem
• James Hermon Squires
• Elizabeth Heller Amis
• Mr. President, please, no more endless war
• Good idea
• Solution no closer
• Pomeranz named to Futures Game
• Eager crews gather for sailboat race
• Packed house greets 'Voices of New Bern' premier
• Annual State of the Coast looks at alternative energy sources
• Perrytown community hosts reunion celebration
• New coastal energy source potentially blowing in the wind
• Community gardens keep on giving
• Ways to cope with lingering drought
• New Bern Police Department incidents 6/24/2011
• UPDATE: Fire lines are holding
• Laura Johnson Smith
• Erick L. Chapman
• Five arrested in Reelsboro drug bust
• Games secondary to lost integrity
• Influence
• View of Barden
• Military Family Appreciation Day to feature activities, live music
• Staying ready
• Blazing the asphalt trail can be a true adventure
• Outdoor notes: PenderWatch and CCA-NC build oyster reefs
• Woman finds 272-year-old British coin while picking up litter
• Collectors meet to assess value of coins, other valuables
• Sheriff: No justification for deputy to drive 100 mph
• 50 ways to beat the heat
• Store features high fashion for men and women
• Hit-and-run death riddled with mysteries
• Realo building new store off Trent Road
• New media projects happening at the Sun Journal
• Rethink or go crazy: Guess what the GOP chose?
• Havelock demolishes two abandoned buildings
• New culverts promise to ease flooding
• Jon who?
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/23/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 6/23/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 6/23/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents 6/23/2011
• Robert Carl Lind
• Jennifer Leigh Phelps
• David Joseph Burcham
• SJ mistake
• Unprofessional city leaders
• Library recommended
• Rebuttal
• Closing the door on ‘temporary’ tax
• Vice of interventionism
• Honor Flight set, fundraising begins for September trip
• Pender blaze causes Craven haze
• Military exercise largest in years
• Tryon Palace plans festive Independence Day weekend
• Pender County fire consumes 20,000 acres
• New Bern, ally stick to guns in merger opposition
• New Bern Police Department incidents 6/22/2011
• Ex-deputy arrested in fatal wreck
• First Sun Journal podcast is a go
• Regional art talent on display at RiverFest in Bridgeton
• Carolinian Shakespeare Festival returns with 'Othello'
• Beaufort hosts 51st Old Homes Tour, antique show this weekend
• Tryon Palace’s Civil War Life Day Camp takes youngsters back in time
• Veteran blues performer plays at Trent River Coffee Co.
• Civic Theatre youth workshop presents 'Sleeping Beauty!'
• Alternative country band performs outdoor concert
• Walking 'ghosts tours' returns for summer season
• Ratio Theatre Company auditions slated Saturday
• BREAKING: Deputy charged in deadly crash after investigation revealed he lied, says DA
• Pedestrian struck twice, killed near Craven County line
• Good summer reads
• Failure is now fashionable
• Taste of love
• Robert R. Foran
• Linda M. Lee
• Jaiden James Riley
• Anne T. Griswold
• Downtown restaurant plans fundraiser for Tryon Palace
• Local highway construction work moving along
• Tornado victims get more time for FEMA aid application
• Europe crushing NATO by neglect
• Tillis is a liar
• Palace history
• Fairfield Harbour talk
• Miner steps down from Craven County Board of Elections
• Rotary Interact students serve communities here and around the world
• County buying land for water treatment plant
• Three sought in ABC liquor thefts
• ‘Canes campers have a ball
• ECU pair suspended for opener
• Learn to cook up the blues and other favorites
• New Bern Police Department incidents 6/21/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 6/21/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/21/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/21/2011
• William Earl Norris
• Patty Sarah Willis Cayton
• Myrtle Ann Edmondson Parisher
• Linda M. Lee
• Larry C. Schrader
• George S. Duffie
• Earl Grover Mitchell
• Anna Katherine Collins Sprenger
• Bill is different
• SJ credibility
• Trap, neuter, return
• Redistricting: Taking politics out of equation
• Parade, pageant entries still open for Croaker Festival
• No illusions about country living
• New Bern man gets prison for child pornography charges
• New American Legion post named for fallen native sons
• Investigation continues into deadly shuttle van wreck
• Craven looks at charging more for water
• Students send banner to deployed Marine units
• Tom Philpott: Services split over push for unified medical command
• Craven County Sheriff’s Office incidents 6/20/2011
• New Bern Police incidents 6/20/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 6/20/11
• New Bern Police Department arrests and citations 6/20/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for Craven County for 06/20/11
• James Hermon Squires
• Duane H. Collins
• Excessive spending
• Principles
• Priorities
• Perverts, cads and standards
• (Not so) great debate
• Commandment is alive and well
• Our essential fathers
• Local author charts seasons of life in motivational book
• New Bern re-enactor celebrates Juneteenth year-round
• Summit will target coastal renewable energy choices
• Week Ahead: New festival in Bridgeton ready for success
• Bill Hand: Hunley sinks the Housatonic, but never returns home
• Blue ribbon dads
• Harriet K. Lipman
• Elizabeth Evans Franks Cleamons
• Randy Foster: Special weekend for a dad
• Exercise and rest are important when juggling responsibilities
• Continuing Education classes have friendly variables
• Blythe-Caraway
• 'Lunch and Learns' increase math strategies
• Williams-Lethig
• Rose-Dillashaw
• Real life as an interesting novel
• Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Johnson
• Moser-West
• Historical documentary premieres Thursday at Orringer
• Fragale-Pivko
• Dedicated educator
• Job to do
• Funding ideas
• Great place
• Palace yes, median no
• Unfair comment
• Board, mayor don’t get it
• What we’ll do
• Obama’s entourage
• By the throat
• More Civil War
• Help for America
• Libya and the Potemkin alliance
• Father knows best
• Commissioners to vote on Craven County budget Monday
• Water conservation still a pressing issue for Craven County
• Global TransPark hires former N.C. secretary of commerce
• Art on Neuse attracts participants, visitors from near and far
• Burmese refugee thankful for American freedoms
• Public gets to voice opinions on proposed Pamlico County budget
• Tryon Palace operations funding secured
• Five months later, Republicans list legislative successes
• Keepers of memory, guardians of stories
• KTSPORTS: Remembering my Pops
• Double B wins Big Rock Blue Marlin touranment
• Meanwhile, back in 1927 …
• Tommy Dean Thompson
• Christine Simmons Courmon
• Cameron Jaiden Heckstall
• Republican field still bunched
• One day to go for Double B
• Phase three of Tuscarora Landfill plan underway
• Tryon Palace Complex funding almost assured
• Bill prodding keeps legislators busy in Raleigh
• Campers achieve their goal
• Campers pin down new moves
• Creekside Elementary to get new principal
• Mark your calendar: Sept. 23
• Progress noted in Havelock projects
• Cotton: Too many headaches for gardening
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for Craven County for 06/17/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 06/17/11
• New Bern arrests and citations for 06/17/11
• Craven County incidents for 06/17/11
• River Bend resident faces drug charges
• Perdue makes a bad bet
• L. S. Blades
• Alice Dixon Peterson
• Don’t mess with Texas
• Blame direction
• Listen, Washington
• Jones County man arrested for Handy Mart robbery
• Tryon Palace funding cuts reconsidered
• No Blue Marlin caught at Big Rock
• Leaking septic system complicates rental
• Honor Flight looking for more veterans
• PotashCorp ECO Lodge dedication Saturday
• Local motivation author has book signing Saturday at Chamber
• Demand for food-giveaway exceeds supply
• Family activities in Havelock Friday night
• New Bern baseball camp a big hit
• A celebration of fathers – and others who cared
• Outdoor Notes: Wildlife Commission seeking small game award nominations
• New Bern Police Department incidents 6/16/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/16/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 6/16/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/16/2011
• Williams enters guilty plea, sentenced to 28 years in prison
• Tools of my trade
• Media just loves those sex scandals
• Travis L. Register
• Ray Jenkins
• Patricia Ann Price
• Lucinda Jones Poole
• Learney Waldo Jones
• Sushi lands 467.4-pound marlin for third place in Big Rock
• Big Rock Notebook: Sushi will head out again
• Obama should explain himself
• Unfortunate cartoon
• Facts, truth
• Dumps power down: New state law will ban disposal of electronics in landfills
• As good as it gets
• Local educators struggle with budget cuts
• Tryon Palace looks at a $1.5 million funding cut
• Four vehicles damaged in James City wreck
• Indians conspire for rare double play
• Aldermen discuss Palace funding, take no action
• Man arrested for writing checks off mother's account
• Participation still sought for several July Fourth celebrations
• Ideas aplenty among four who speak at budget hearing
• Bettis gets to cast first regular vote
• Church Road Bridge repair work postponed
• Update 7:35 p.m.: Override of Perdue's historic budget veto completed
• Rep. Jones among 10 lawmakers suing President Obama
• Felon with a gun arrested
• Dump the ‘drug war’
• Art on the Neuse: Mix of local, visiting artists highlight Oriental outdoor show
• RiverFest’s variety of entertainment includes boat racing, art, music
• Ratio Theatre Company puts out audition call for upcoming season
• Dodd signs books Saturday in Morehead City
• ‘Big Sleep’ comes to Civic Theatre
• Palace productions look at war, Renaissance
• Democrats deny GOP-backed alteration of election laws
• Final Senate vote on sweeping annexation reform possible Wednesday
• N.C. House overrides Perdue veto, Senate vote next
• Betty Lou Mills Arnold
• Contractor expected to lay tracks for GTP rail link next month
• N.C. Cultural Resources secretary announces federal funds for Greene Co. library
• Watering lawns
• Gas profits
• Wanting both
• Both sides of aisle have gone 'all in'
• State’s war role
• Fire destroys James City mobile home
• Pamlico Schools changes superintendents
• Quiet second day at Big Rock
• Work continues for Tryon Palace funding
• Vanceboro man arrested in drug raid
• Jones County man charged in rape of 13-year-old girl
• Laura’s Law gets initial approval from N.C. Senate
• House pitches one-hitter to open twinbill
• Set up a seasonal smorgasbord of vegetables
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/14/2011
• Vanceboro Police Department arrests, citations 6/14/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 6/14/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/14/2011
• Comment on our poll question: Gov. Perdue's veto
• Black hopes, white anxiety
• Thomas T. Spence
• Hugh O'Brien Kinsey
• Geraldine Gaskins Whitford
• Edna Earle Mallard
• Charlotte Jennette Smith
• Charlene Harvey
• Anna T. Beaudry
• Under the radar
• Shame that fees were levied at all
• 3 marlins brought to docks in first day of Big Rock tournament
• Bumps on the road
• Stunning statement
• House pitches one-hitter to open twinbill
• Local lawmakers react to Perdue budget veto
• Retired Vanceboro teacher gets Long Leaf Pine
• Craven, Pamlico school boards to meet
• New Bern officials look at fee increases to plug budget gap
• Elks host educational program on Old Glory in honor of Flag Day
• Kids’ summer ain’t what it used to be
• Tom Philpott: Warning - new 'unfunded' bennies can hurt vets
• Green lights
• Anthony Weiner, hypocrite
• Last domino: Syria
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/13/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 6/13/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 6/13/2011
• River Bend Police Department arrests, citations 6/13/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/13/2011
• New Bern Police incidents 6/13/2011
• Cove City teen dies in single-car crash
• Quarter-million dollar home under construction destroyed by fire
• Big Rock under way with another purse exceeding $1 million
• Randolph Earl 'R.E.' Watson
• Mildred Sedell Worley
• Edmund Casimer Dudek
• Daisy Scott Webb
• Drug war in unwinnable
• Fitting conclusion
• While you slept
• Havelock commissioners meet Monday
• Bill Hand: Two dates with history
• Brush fire contained in Jones County
• Charlie Hall: Themes of liberty, freedom alive in activities this week
• Perdue vetoes state budget legislation
• When fast food isn’t so fast
• William James Miller
• Randolph Earl Watson
• Patricia Anne Askenstedt
• Dorothy Beidelman Hargett
• Daniel Breck Duffy
• Carpentry students solve a need, deliver gazebo
• Bell-Roberts
• Being intentional to include unmarried Marines
• Addison Rose Strickland
• Woodruff-Rieg
• William Reese Gray
• Truesdale-Woolard
• Sneeden-McCall
• Pait-Rollheiser
• Nine jobs, nine innings
• New Bern High’s NJROTC does it again
• Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones
• Moser-West
• Kafer-Pryor
• Craven Community College graduate changes his plans, opens his own business
• Coble-Jones
• Thanks, from the chief
• SJ editorial opposed
• SJ selection bias
• Doesn’t get any better
• Ease up on theaters
• Good job, commissioners
• Disaster planning
• Congratulations, Epiphany
• Money from where?
• Roof or layoffs
• Graduation rates
• Debt passed along
• Presidential voting
• Congratulations, Class of 2011
• Travesty of lawmaking
• New Bern High School graduation: Students told to follow their dreams
• Havelock High graduates 248
• West Craven High School graduation: Ambition, drive keys to success
• Jones Senior High School: Paul Walston seeks to dismiss stereotypes
• Pamlico High School: Graduation remains a special day for everyone
• Havelock to receive piece of steel from World Trade Center
• Dry weather, increased water usage, concern Craven County officials
• Local World Refugee Day highlights Burmese
• Our moral obligation
• KTSPORTS: Another year of memories
• Shuttle van, sheriff's patrol car collide
• Ruth Hadder Hardison
• Phyllis Dudley
• Kenneth Shane Chadwick
• Jack Ronald Hawkins
• Each household owes $534,000
• Lejeune Marines accused of trafficking Spice
• Harvest time for bio-fuel test fields to aid Marines
• CFO of Minges Bottling Group dies
• Garage fire damages nearby houses
• Defense of flip-floppery
• Arrest made in $1 million embezzlement case
• Tomatoes, squash feeling the heat
• Community gardens beneficial to many, maybe even you
• New Bern Police incidents 6/10/2011
• Short vacation upcoming for state legislators
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/10/2011
• Dead lawman identified; five suspects ages 16 to 26 held without bond
• Three visions of public education
• Why I love my job
• Marlene Hope Strong
• Lawrence Lee Johnson
• Janie Hassell Yates
• Guy Lester Lilly
• George J. Fox
• Essie Mae Cobb
• Elnor Lydia Shelley
• Ann Weatherspoon Pernell
• Officer shot and injured in Kinston
• Country Club Road vehicle crash injures two city employees
• Several election-oriented bills pass N.C. House
• Judge bans faith expressions at graduation
• Dr. Hand’s gang
• Cunningham bridge
• Havelock Hampton gets uninvited guests
• Voter ID bill passes N.C. House, on way to Senate
• N.C. House votes to pay off Global TransPark loan
• Chisenhall waiting his turn
• Region bakes under dry skies
• Looking at the future, and the past
• Kinston trio named to all-star squad
• K-Tribe opens important stand today
• Writer captures the voices of the Revolution
• Fairfield Harbour hires management firm
• New Bern, power agency split over merger
• Trail plan aims to connect New Bern, Havelock
• $49 million in Cherry Point construction contracts awarded
• Wounded Warriors and local anglers enjoy a day on the water
• Outdoor Notes: Wildlife Commission targets impaired boaters
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/9/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 6/9/2011
• Sex scandal sans sex
• Caution: The GOP wants to gut our economy
• House’s final decision on voter ID bill could come Thursday
• Thomas Peter Foley
• Theodore Henry Proehl
• Mary Magaline Hill Barton
• Frank John Villanova
• Tanning is a matter of choice
• Palace numbers
• Everything is up
• Overcharged for gas
• Hot meals at RCS
• Appease and entitle
• Have gas prices peaked?
• Craven County officials urge water conservation
• New Bern jet set to go atop pedestal in late June
• New Bern, West Craven High ready for graduation
• Farmers Market Blueberry Day features 'Produce Lady'
• Carport fire damages car, several rooms at Fairfield Harbour house
• Flanners Beach set to open June 14
• Forget the heat with a visit to New Bern as a winter wonderland
• No excuses for feckless ‘sexting’
• Annual Art on the Neuse features outdoor exhibits
• Civic celebrates Motown Sound this weekend
• Author tells story of textile mills in 'Cotton Mill Girl'
• Hand’s newest comic effort opens at BridgePointe
• Grassroots arts sub-grants applications available
• Library presents 'Bingo Around New Bern and the World'
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/8/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 6/8/2011
• Dept. of Social Services arrests, citations 6/8/2011
• Raymond Wesley Credle
• Lisa Marie Gaskins
• Lacey Wayland Rowe
• Emily O. Kopley
• Dirk Kruidenier Barrett
• Armstrong drafted by Indians
• Kids, hoop stars have a ball
• Who oversees the overseers?
• Warren living dream come true
• Incredible Honor Flight
• Latest version of proposed voter ID bill restricts forms of ID
• Hospital robot named in honor of New Bern native
• Pamlico woman allegedly embezzles more than $1 million
• Major Christian rock concert comes to New Bern for Independence Day
• Sewer line being fixed with special liner
• Cherry Branch-Minnesott Ferry likely to start charging
• Craven residents speak on county budget
• Pamlico High prepares for Friday night graduation
• 'Homegrown terrorist' pleads guilty in New Bern
• House passes election reform bills
• Sears store donates portion of sales to Red Cross
• It’s now official: Mayor gets to vote
• Harlowe multi-car accident results in few injuries
• Saluting veterans
• Lack of leadership support
• Grilling fresh vegetables
• Watch Saturday's graduations at New Bern, West Craven and Havelock live!
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/7/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/7/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 6/7/2011
• Meda Belle Stanley Green
• Lisa Marie Gaskins
• Cynthia Anne Kennison
• Bobby Ray Hancock
• Slowing economy far from on track
• Another Fairfield view
• Lions Club thanks
• Technical correction to budget would enhance Palace survival chances
• Lack of information worries, frustrates complex director
• Downtown merchants rally in support of local jobs
• Needed: Washing machine that washes
• Men will be boys
• Custom-tailored history
• ‘Sparks Will Fly’ a slam dunk
• Memorial wall coming to Kinston
• Jones steps up opposition to U.S. overseas efforts, wants pullback from Libya
• Symphony concert raises more than $9,500 for disaster assistance
• Gates tosses military pay, benefits into risk pool
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/6/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/6/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 6/6/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 6/6/2011
• Raymond Wesley Credle
• Queen Elizabeth Taylor Davis
• David Wayne Cottle
• Cora Marie Rhodes Green
• Education and its discontents
• What John Edwards already has lost
• History remembers successful invasion
• Facts and fiction
• Double standard
• Accomplished architect enjoys calling New Bern home
• Leukemia Cup sailing races net $90,000
• Vandemere tries to save its post office from closing
• Bike MS training
• Bill Hand: American love story perseveres
• Week Ahead: Busy week of activities ahead for Tryon Palace, local libraries
• Teacher, teacher, I declare
• Raymond Ives Potter
• John Wesley Cahoon
• Frank Lowell Jaques
• Bert J. Davis
• Randy Foster: Worries on that special day
• Hutchins-Fleming
• Haley Rae White
• Employee stays persistent, earns her degree
• EDT program trains students to aid in sleep study
• Barrow-Lee
• All-academic teams named for Craven County
• War, heroism and a belated peace
• Summer day trips for every budget
• Stout-Sabol
• Reminders are helpful, especially combating stress
• Mr. and Mrs. Scott O'Neal Wetherington
• Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ramsey
• Marlo Adair Boyles
• KTSPORTS: Pamlico players, fans believed
• Tourism makes us go
• Different view of Palace
• New Bern’s dagger
• Save a little, lose a lot
• Epiphany School celebrates third graduate class
• NFL’s labor pains
• Attack
• Gas comparison
• Craven County budget proposal looks to trim $4.4 million
• Questionable policy
• Gun control
• Israel’s borders
• How to change
• Was it a snub?
• Is NBPD prepared?
• Excellent coverage
• Past, present meet at Eastern N.C. Family History Fair
• N.C. Highway Patrol New Bern office gets new secretary
• Library system sued over software squabble
• Former Havelock resident survives Joplin tornado
• German background of the Hargett family
• No tax hike planned in proposed Pamlico County budget
• N.C. House Republicans accidentally broadcast caucus meeting
• Sewer overflow on South Glenburnie Road cleaned up
• Lydia Alfreda Carter Morris
• Scolded by some readers
• Proposed law on billboards needs whitewash
• Crops beleaguered with no drought relief in sight
• Craven schools brace for millions of dollars in cuts
• Symphonic tradition: Annual concert draws big audience
• Landscaping with elderberry
• Epiphany enjoys success in athletics
• Meetings on bike and trail plans
• Havelock’s Main Street to get its median back
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents 6/3/2011
• New Bern Police incidents 6/3/2011
• Ten arrested in Jones County drug bust
• Six escape house fire in Jones County
• Vanceboro Police Department arrests, citations 6/3/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 6/3/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/3/2011
• Justice for a general – at last
• Will Perdue blow the House down?
• Some philosophical thoughts on religion
• Eva Gardner Holloway
• Donald Lee Seamon
• Chad Wilson Edwards
• Audrey Green Washington
• Anthony Ray Jones
• Looking ahead
• Sinking education
• More years with an unpatriotic law
• Lights, camera, action: Southgate Cinema reborn as Bear Town Cinema 6
• Sparks’ hoops camp set to take off
• Craven sees major jobless rate declines since 2010
• ECU set for Charlottesville Regional
• Suspicious fire damages dental offices
• Arts Council plans major new festival for New Bern
• Nationwide Open House this weekend
• City looks to fix grass-cutting fee loophole
• City crunches Fire Department budget numbers
• City leaders working on budget plans
• Check out our new blog
• Some essentials make ‘yak-fishing more fun
• Outdoor Notes: ECU anglers score well in major tournaments
• GOP, Netanyahu sucker punch selves
• Mr. Obama, stop your holy war against Christian and Jews
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 6/2/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/2/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/2/2011
• Work, crash delay commuters on Freedom Memorial Bridge
• Morning fire investigated as suspicious
• Wilbur Lee Ketchum
• Sandra Darlene Wesp
• Raymond Davis Hickman
• Mildred Bradshaw Heath
• John Alexander Meadows
• Clara Davis
• Catherine Walker Pearson
• Arnetha Gardner Moore
• Anthony Ray Jones
• Tipping point
• Hear this
• Enough
• SJ missed story
• ‘Sunshine’ effort killed in committee
• Huntsman factor
• New Bern police chief retires
• State historic sights spared in latest Senate budget proposal
• Interim chief named as search for permanent chief continues
• Moore’s big bun honored with Ripley’s cartoon
• Training ride for September main MS event set for Saturday
• Competing for the job
• Citizen Cain, rhymes with ‘pain’
• Teen artist transfers learning experiences to canvas
• Barbecue, beach music on tap for boosters' fundraiser
• Historical society scholarship goes to New Bern senior
• 'Miss Murple’s Last Case' debuts next week
• Pamlico library ‘friends’ invite new members
• Top Beatles tribute band plans August stop in New Bern
• Palace theater presents ‘Women at War’
• Moped driver, 80, hospitalized after crash
• Symphony brings annual outdoor free concert to Palace Thursday night
• Perdue says Tryon Palace is a victim of partisan politics
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 6/1/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 6/1/2011
• Teresa Ann Murray McGollie
• Priscilla Quad Riker
• Leslie Ovella Cannon
• Jean Bartlett Ridgway
• Don Ellis
• Catherine Margaret Streath
• Don’t ignore facts about hurricanes
• Oil energy policy
• ‘Ill intentions’
• It really is unusually hot
• Senate restores some Palace funding
• June 1: Hurricane season begins
• Proposed Senate budget attempts to save two N.C. toll projects
• Ownership of draw bridge still unresolved
• Havelock mayor speaks at Memorial Day Ceremony
• Man charged in statutory rape of young teen
• Restricted area at Piney Island increased
• Names in the news
• Inner Banks rice is making a comeback
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/31/2011
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 5/31/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 5/31/2011
• Zackery Ernest Mayo
• Priscilla Quad Riker
• Norman Lee Rice
• Bobby Reid Matthews
• Lethal leadoff man
• Story with stolen statue
• Fairfield Harbour view
• Pirates to play in Charlottesville Regional
• Kicking down your door gets easier
• Ill reservists blame post-war ‘spray bird’ missions
• 'Don't forget' is message on Memorial Day
• Summer reading programs includes all ages
• Palace executioner: State Senate plan has New Bern in an uproar
• Priscilla Quad Riker
• Day to remember
• Salute veterans
• Recall with gratitude their sacrifices
• Veteran chaplain has seen violence of war that gives Memorial Day it meaning
• Charlie Hall: Begin the week with an hour to say thanks to veterans
• He flew New Bern’s jet: Former Blue Angel happy with F-11’s overhaul
• Another Honor Flight in the works
• Bill Hand: Blackbeard - the pirate, the myth
• Bringing back the lash
• William Thomas Guion
• Phillip Victor Warman
• Mark R. Larnick
• Linda Fay Moore
• Dwight Daniel Riggs
• Reese Morgan Lawhorn
• Our home is what we make it
• Mr. and Mrs. Scott O’Neal Wetherington
• Mr. and Mrs. Jay Warren Rishel
• Maddox Corine Willis and Vivian Klaire Willis
• Local 'Daughters' have rich history of community involvement
• Jones-Vohwinkel
• Jaydan Ray Quinn
• Graduates on the way, but bodies remain busy
• Erik Douglas Barfield Jr.
• Embracing, meeting a challenge yields success
• Craven Early College High School rising quickly
• Bivans-Needham
• Museums great and small
• Above the law
• All the Rage
• KTSPORTS: A little girl, a lasting impression
• Tryon Palace closure
• Palace alternative
• Cuts in education money
• New Bern officials
• Wasteful spending
• Budget cuts
• Straightening the record
• Save our schools
• Goals reached
• Trash stickers
• Thanks, USA
• Remembering
• Shedding light
• Accountability
• Unusual scrutiny
• Hospice fundraiser
• Satisfied parent
• Local gas prices
• Bombshell for New Bern
• Quite a find: Shipwreck reveals 300-year-old anchor
• Good friends, good times at New Bernian Ball
• Cassie Virginia Asby
• Mary Lee Strayhorn Downs
• Jeannie L. Morris
• Installment loan bills not needed
• Tighten immigration
• Obamaganda
• Remembering vets: Four area ceremonies honor the fallen on Memorial Day
• Loch shares praise as FRC East command transfers to Bauman
• Perdue addresses cuts; House and Senate wrestle with proposed budget
• Making compost happen, and your garden happy
• Coping with dry weather
• New Bern Police incidents 5/27/2011
• Craven County Sheriff’s Office incidents 5/27/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/27/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 5/27/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 5/27/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/27/2011
• Craven County Dept. of Social Services arrests, citations 5/27/2011
• Holiday safety: At home, away or getting there, remember a few simple tips
• Asking the $8,700 question on schools
• Tony Cleo Edwards
• Thomas Lee Brown Moore
• Martha Lucy Banks Miller
• Linald Reginald Caroon
• George McKinley Mumford
• Christine Hall Dunn
• Authors luncheon
• Rapture discussion
• One ugly mess
• Deplorable move will be followed
• Funding, management issue talks continue on Union Station Depot
• Time to take precautions for heat
• Senate budget could mean trouble for Tryon palace
• Elder abuse discussed at aging conference
• Former Cherry Point commander faces court-martial Aug. 16
• Moen, regional entities honored for safety achievements
• Havelock commissioners pass budget; little public opposition
• Citizens speak out at city budget meeting
• At budget workshop, Aldermen tackle multiple issues
• For a worthy cause
• Beach Camping: Be prepared and have fun
• Outdoor notes: Wildlife Commission schedules public hearings
• Former Cherry Point commander faces trial by court-martial Aug. 16
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/26/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/26/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 5/26/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 5/26/2011
• GOP gambit shoving economy toward an abyss
• Officials say proposed cuts would devastate Tryon Palace
• Augustus Whitfield
• Alesia Hilton Smith
• Judy Lillian Taylor
• Franklin Thomas Coombs
• Brenda Sue Hill Palmer
• Fix the Patriot Act, or don’t extend it
• Throwing bullets
• School funding
• Children deserve better
• Honor flight thanks
• Report: Keys favored to stay in Frederick
• N.C. open government amendment fails to gather support
• Pawlenty’s pace picks up
• Local stars: McElhennon caps solid golf season
• 'Heroes' workshop encourages Marines to tend to mental, emotional health
• Pamlico honors war dead on Memorial Day
• Bevy of fee increases discussed by aldermen
• City to protest merger of energy giants
• Craven County Fireman’s Association asks for donations
• Bear killed after wandering into FRC building
• New Bernian Ball set for weekend
• Drugs, cash seized by New Bern police
• Craven County sheriff’s incidents 5/25/2011
• New Bern Police incidents 5/25/2011
• Fossils rule the weekend at annual Aurora festival
• Summer Art Camp explores 'olden ways'
• ‘Crash’ Craddock comes to Chocowinity
• Former Havelock resident releases murder mystery sequel
• RiverTowne teen production wraps this week
• N.C. Senate budget proposal may force Tryon Palace to close
• Evelyn Elaine Collins McCord
• Emogene Carawon Humphrey
• Debra Ducharme Burgess
• Artis Cornell Jenkins
• Lucille McDaniel Lowery
• Lucille Cameron McCoy Potter
• Joseph Michael Vitolo
• Fat people denied health care in U.S.
• More sidewalks
• Method of suppression
• Great show
• Armstrong gets the start
• ECU’s Maness named All-C-USA
• Craven schools brace for a funding hit
• Bees’ role is ‘all the buzz’
• N.C. Symphony concerts to raise money for tornado victims
• State senator outlines GOP spending plan
• Craven County fisherman killed in collision at sea
• City budget session schedule set
• Toll road projects’ funding in jeopardy
• Tucker Creek teacher participates in exchange program
• There are no illegitimate kids, just illegitimate parents
• Fruit salads, from classics of Inner Banks
• New Bern Police incidents 5/24/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/24/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/24/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 5/24/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 5/24/2011
• Can’t fuhgeddaboud Christie
• It’s a runners’ world
• Martha D. Fischer
• Lucille McCoy Potter
• Charles Ray Jones
• Annie Mae Gibson McCarter
• Addie Louise Melvin Terry
• Three honored with inaugural Community Fabric Awards
• Pepsi bottler establishes $250,000 scholarship fund
• Cherry Point says farewell to fallen Marine
• Case continued for Craven County teacher facing exploitation charges
• Speaker talks some sense into Pamlico youth
• River Dunes hosts benefit Leukemia Cup
• Tom Philpott: Housing shortages rise; steps eyed to improve BAH
• Butterfield celebrates birthday with a wish
• Outgoing commander gives officials a tour of FRC-East
• Peaceful imam
• Not the same guy
• White House chameleon
• Don’t let extremists define religions
• Pamlico County Sheriff’s incidents 5/23/2011
• Pamlico County arrests, citations 5/23/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 5/23/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/23/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/23/2011
• Man sought for sex crime in Jones County
• Make college worth the cost
• Hurricane Preparedness Week under way
• Laura Polidori Thomas Clemmons
• Christopher Shane Heath
• Cut back on frills before necessities
• Brave or not?
• Deserving thanks
• Debt ceiling
• Harvard man: West Craven grad gets law degree from a top school
• Charlie Hall: Scattering of events for week leading to Memorial Day
• Bill Hand: A history of end-time predictions
• Aging conference targets professionals, consumers
• Downtown turn lanes were installed without a traffic study
• More than a framed certificate
• William Fulford
• Alton Lee Norman
• Tadd Jason Turczyn
• Students getting taste of engineering, technology
• Smith-Anderson
• Residents in Vanceboro rebuild, but answers — and solutions — remain elusive
• Practical applications are seamless in the workplace
• Photo contest winners saluted; Welders’ Club makes visits
• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hextall
• McLaughlin-Abode
• Gracie Kaye Holt
• Ghosts and other goings on at a staid English school
• Fuller hearts, rushes of emotion at homecomings
• Cut spending, not our future
• Eat, drink and watch out
• Another successful triathlon
• KTSPORTS: Striving to be the best
• Golden State blues
• Habitat brings local family home
• They don’t deliver
• Fractured community
• Cards coming
• Bare bones budget
• Others earned it, too
• Open the stores
• Young woman stabbed outside of Target
• ELT volunteers
• No end in sight
• No sense
• Children, poor, elderly
• And then ‘watt?’
• Financial mess
• Race card
• Talk show targets
• Bin Laden facts
• Same old story
• Visiting bikers find New Bern friendly, outgoing during rally
• ‘Chair-ity’ event again successful for Habitat of Craven County
• Ray Bernard Dixon
• Nellie Gray Washington
• Harold Wesley Parrish
• Esther Mae Bunting Tyre
• Edgar Earl Collins
• Earle Sherman Metcalf
• Diana Grant Long
• Daniel Brimage
• Take time to find good contractors
• Water treatment plant planned for Craven County
• Stop subsidizing
• My money
• Why not sooner?
• Moment for England
• Question for detractors
• Perdue inches up in polls, campaign road signs to get new rules
• Cost containment issues plague new aircraft
• Craven County man arrested on multiple drug charges
• Slain Marine returns home
• Latest futility: New president, same Middle East
• Careful with the pesticides
• County health department survey begins Monday
• Night flights scheduled for Cherry Point
• Pass me the bread
• N.C. ALE arrests, citations 5/20/2011
• New Bern Police incidents 5/20/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 5/20/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/20/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/20/2011
• Rosalie Smithy Bradham
• Lt. Col. Ben Palmer
• Earle Sherman Metcalf
• Bernard Keith Green
• Retired to Fairfield Harbour
• Meaning of red
• Sorry episode with sad ending
• Growing optimism
• Passion for tennis
• Refreshed Stanley White Rec Center to reopen June 13
• College anglers get ready for ‘May Madness’
• Trash fee increase less than expected
• Habitat hosts annual ‘Chair-ity’ fundraiser Saturday
• Outdoor Notes: Renovations to Beaufort Boating Access complete
• Jewelry-making classes offered at free bead show
• Carpenters at work at two commercial properties
• Craven budget talks still at review stage
• ECU receives 1-year probation from NCAA
• Baseball as civic theater
• Another sex scandal in politics? Say it isn’t so
• New Bern Police incidents 5/19/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/19/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 5/19/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 5/19/2011
• Ellen Jean Barnes Patterson
• Bernard Keith Greene
• William Joseph English
• St. Clair Taylor
• Pauline Eleanor Johnson Hilton
• Gloria Lint Shirley
• Eye of the beholder
• Annexation compromise just might work
• Raise your own taxes
• Praising downtown
• Hugs and taxes
• 7th N.C. re-enactors hold recruitment drive Saturday
• Police volunteers get Governor’s Award
• Lawmakers debate special elections bill
• Early voting bill passes House; Senate next
• Counties put money behind GTP military service center
• More details emerge in Marines’ slayings
• City spending plan proposal keeps taxes at same level
• Pirates visit Tulane for final C-USA series
• High school band to perform in concert
• Man sentenced in infant daughter’s suffocation death
• Critique of pure reason
• Republicans vs. invisibility
• Detectives, spies spice Hand’s newest comic effort
• Award-winning works on display at Bank of the Arts
• Molly Hatchet has evolved as band, but constant with ‘people’s music’
• Community band hosts annual free outdoor concert Sunday
• Honored guest
• Palace Fife & Drum Corps marches in Williamsburg
• Grammy-winner joins N.C. Symphony for annual free concert
• RiverTowne teen production under way
• New Bern Police Department incidents 5/18/2011
• Paul D. Owings
• Kenneth Jackson Heath
• Emmie Hopewell Dixon
• Cynthia Anne Kennison
• Alvenia G. Parker
• Thanks for helping
• Screening appreciated
• New Bern water
• Trolls, bigots mar online comments
• Havelock man sentenced for possesion of child pornography
• Caregiver gets prison sentence for $391,000 theft
• Drone aircraft an important tactical element for military
• Bern New Bern exhibit closes at end of May
• Marines were killed by Afghan police officer
• Bike rally could attract 5,000 to downtown
• House strips special elections section from bill
• Senate panel considers voter ID bill
• Shuffle underway at CarolinaEast Board of Directors
• Brock makes push for earlier NC presidential primary
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/17/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/17/2011
• Quinoa, the seed of a plant related to spinach
• Give victory a chance
• Report indicates Cherry Point Marine shot by Afghan police officer
• Roy Franklin Barnette
• Rena Luvere Espinosa
• Milton McVernon Gaskins
• Josephine Cable Cartner
• David Samuel Pugh
• Break out the bell bottoms
• Final House vote coming on election bill
• Annexation reform roars through House, goes to Senate
• Let’s accept we can’t trust Pakistan
• Township 7 fundraiser
• Gift of friendship
• Appreciative of Honor Flight
• Rousing welcome
• Maysville officially appoints interim town manager
• Marines welcomed home from ‘doing something great for our country’
• Remembering the first Cherry Point pilot to sink a German U-701
• 'Bare bones budget' would not increase Craven County taxes
• Cherry Point officer killed in Afghanistan
• Tom Philpott: Panel votes ‘sensible’ TRICARE hike, ‘widows’ tax’ cut
• Crash sends four Carteret County inmates to hospital
• Fishermen discover Cove City man’s body in lake
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/16/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 5/16/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 5/16/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/16/2011
• Mary Louise Tripp Guion
• John Martin Hargett
• Cynthia Kennison
• Beatrice Bell Sims
• Arthur Lee Sykes
• Pauline Johnson Hilton
• Paul Owings
• Nell M. Wetherington
• Trump’s bid
• Presidential choice
• Scrubbing the books
• Gates scholarship recipient praises Head Start, presses on
• Week Ahead: Harley-Davidson spring rally makes move to downtown New Bern
• Bill Hand: Understanding Gov. Spotswood, and our state’s history
• Bill would shorten early voting timeframe
• State cigarette law makes store clerks beware
• Un-common culture war
• Are you smarter than a 5th grader?
• Uneventful return to New Bern for F-11A Tiger jet
• Romney’s pre-emptive strike
• A dad who works in the word mill
• Helen Ferguson
• Bernard Francis Durkin
• Olivia Marie Tewes
• Marlo Adair Boyles
• Johnathan Andrew Hall
• Ghosts of Cedar Grove Cemetery rise for tours
• Foundation’s golf tournament all about helping students
• Finding time for breathing, non-military
• Ava Gianna DiBella
• Antonio Bryant takes home President's Excellence Award
• Two decades of great memories
• Left turns at lights puzzling, costly
• Obama’s anti-business stance
• Offshore drilling
• Relay says ‘Thanks’
• Charges against Denn
• Honor Flight musings
• Cinema preference
• SJ was real downer
• SJ disappoints
• Poor choice, SJ
• Mothers, not death
• New level of hypocrisy
• Two out of three
• Gas, and its value
• Principles in Fairfield
• Editorial questioned
• Dirt road danger: Catfish Lake Road, aggressive driving a hazardous mix
• 'Passion and sense of purpose'
• Proposal calls for increased trash fees for Havelock
• Craven County commissioner invited to White House
• Scouts earn badges, learn about aviation
• Trying winter months offer chance for reflection
• Continued diaries offer glimpse into winter trials
• Good articles, but terrible timing
• Johnnie Mack Perry
• Evelyn Chamberlain
• Grads asked to give back
• Former nutritionist follows her dream to award-winning art
• Gas price too high? Blame inflation
• Land conservation brings together Republicans, Democrats
• Volunteers’ efforts on Seth Thomas Clock time well spent
• Wainwright highlights women’s rights, state budget in talk
• Swiss family remains optimistic about future with MS
• Raleigh busy with early voting cuts, unemployment benefits
• Buried in plastic
• Sooty material as a warning sign for infested trees and shrubs
• SBI arrests, citations 5/13/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/13/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 5/13/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrrests, citations 5/13/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/13/2011
• Memorial Day to remember
• Henry Muessen
• Doris Briley Broughton
• Maysville board puts self first
• New Bern’s F-11 jet returns home Sunday morning
• Wrecks, intersections
• Shoe giveaway program reaches out to low-income women
• ‘For the love of . . .’
• Tens of thousands expected for centennial air show at New River
• Kudos to intelligence
• Picture solution
• Study: More renters unable to afford housing they need
• Biz Watch: Schools raise $53K for Relay for Life
• Wildfire smoke prompts call for caution
• Four sites on special preservation tour Saturday
• Parade of Homes continues this weekend
• Annexation overhaul moves forward in House
• City overspends for waste pickup, looks to get bids for service
• Wildlife Commission says "Hands off the critters"
• Outdoor Notes: Free kids’ fishing events scheduled
• RiverTowne breaks new ground with all-teen show
• Palace begins Performing Arts Series Saturday
• Community band presents annual free outdoor concert
• ‘Story Lady’ takes audience on world travels
• RiverFest adds to list of attractions
• Three-day ceramic show planned
• ArtWalk abounds throughout downtown district
• Saturday antique auto club show features vintage vehicles
• Luis Eduardo Cordova
• John Hamilton Pryor
• Georgia Etta Payton Wilder
• Dulane appreciated
• Oil prices
• Tremendous show
• Lost Colony mystery solved? Expert weighs in
• Monitoring you while you’re mobile
• Local club sponsors fishing derby
• New Bern’s top cop gets state’s top citizen honor
• History lesson
• Airport to host Boy Scout aviation event
• Clock ticking toward energy giant merger
• Southeast Cinema considers building new theater
• GOP chokes on its own Medicare Kool-Aid
• Bills would tweak N.C. election laws
• Senators to view bin Laden death photos, Jones won’t
• Pact with the devil
• Brush fire outside Havelock burns three acres
• Plea for better junk on TV
• It’s the Epiphany way
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/11/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 5/11/2011
• Sherry Proctor Freeman
• Nellie A Jones
• Lovie Saunders Smith
• Kirl Dine Hooks Horton
• Carrie Davis McCoy
• Faithful service: Monsignor Gerald Lewis celebrates 50 years of priesthood today
• A look at local talent
• Travel and Tourism Day includes Craven representation
• Sanderson Farms expansion faces opposition
• Maysville town manager retires following arrest
• Newport man remains in custody
• Theater closure
• Energy intrigue
• Community thanks
• Cinema dilemma
• Call should rest with local board
• Delicious spring breakfast or brunch
• Air quality advisory issued
• NLRB vs. Boeing – tyranny vs. freedom
• Geronimo! Or: What’s in a name?
• Four hurt in rollover crash on Brices Creek Road
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/10/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 5/10/2011
• SBI arrests, citations 5/10/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/10/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 5/10/2011
• Embattled Maysville town manager resigns
• Thelma Ireland Spencer
• Robert N. Hodnett
• Louise Rogers
• Lila Cahoon Brinson
• Kirl Dine Hooks Horton
• Joan Miller
• Say your prayers
• Never say never no matter how much you want to
• New Bern High’s JROTC earns distinguished awards
• Maysville town manager arrested after SBI investigation
• VMAQ-3 gets late-night, warm welcome
• Fiscal crisis dims personal initiatives for 2012
• Trump for president
• Graduation projects
• Apology needed
• Pass Ron Paul's ‘Audit the Fed’ bill
• City of New Bern names new, but familiar, spokesperson
• Water, sewer rates on New Bern aldermen agenda Tuesday night
• ‘Good Samaritans’ face felony charges in post-tornado thefts
• Attempted murder charge added for man who drove 100 mph
• Crash on McCarthy Boulevard
• Craven County Sheriff's Department incidents 5/9/2011
• Pamlico County Sheriff’s arrests, citations 5/9/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/9/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 5/9/2011
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 5/9/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 5/9/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/9/2011
• Lovie Saunders Smith
• Larry Wilson
• Carrie Davis McCoy
• Bruce Lavon Willis
• Albert Eugene Pollock
• What bin Laden, Geronimo shared in common
• Banality of triumph
• Pro golf coverage
• Thanks, President Bush
• Boston Marathon
• Happy birthday, KJV
• ‘Deathers’
• Disaster aftermath
• Barry Smith: Hot May days in Raleigh
• Teen faces charge in early morning stabbing
• Government storm aid passes $5 million
• Town-wide yard sale draws bargain hunters to Oriental
• Week Ahead: Antique autos and gardens featured in free Saturday shows
• Where do we go in Afghanistan?
• Assistance from New Bern headed to Georgia tornado victims
• Bill Hand: Beware of Blackbeard in next ‘Pirates’ movie
• Sampsons pour love, energy back into the community
• Two-county car chase at 100 mph ends with 10-year-old passenger unharmed
• Hurricane hunters show off their plane
• Robert James Branigan
• Henry Leon Riggs
• Evangeline Ledon-Pfannenstiel
• Craven Community College employees honor co-workers, memorialize colleague
• Cochrane-Cox
• Chesnutt-Honeycutt
• Arts abound in New Bern this week with art market, show and walk
• Zachary Vaughn Ritter
• Wallace-Bunch
• Nathan Carter Ludvigsen
• Murder, complete with recipes
• Mikhaylova-Wilkins
• Justice brings closure, relief and gratitude
• Johnathan Andrew Hall
• Expanded program offers more than simply a GED
• Shriners thank community
• Appreciate Dr. Nunn
• Donald: ‘Fired!’
• Constitutional issue
• USA trained bin Laden
• Joy, relief, anger
• USPS changes
• ACORNS grow
• To be 70
• K-Tribe's Pomeranz earns first pro win
• Long road brings Smit to K-Tribe
• Local festival provides fun and entertainment for residents
• Disabled dogs get second chance with physical therapy program
• What we die from
• How healthy are we?
• General reflects on 9/11
• Continued diaries offer glimpse into winter trials
• KTSPORTS: Happy Mother’s Day
• Thomas Leo Bilodeau
• Lawrence P McClintock
• Edith Hart Johnson
• Parade of Homes winners announced
• Drawbridge tweaks still under way
• Walk-a-thon raises more than $6,000
• State convention of Baptist denomination meets in New Bern
• ‘Good riddance to him’
• Southgate Cinema to remain closed following ruling
• Bug’s galling preference white oaks
• Questions abound in a world without bin Laden
• Red division
• Blimp report more than hot air
• Bower earns an Emmy
• Thurman Lee Dail
• Roland Levi Fisher
• Charles Henry Aguirre
• We can’t see bin Laden’s dead body
• Rain barrels
• What a week for the world
• Just gimme some money
• Praising public service
• Right decision
• Choice of photos
• Decision on New Bern theater expected Friday
• Biz Watch: Gas prices pinching New Bern motorists
• Property owners in Havelock avoid tax increase in proposed city budget
• Walk-a-thon raises more than $6,000
• New Bern Police Department incidents 5/5/2011
• Rail bridge over the Trent to undergo $3 million refurbishing
• Annual Historic Salvage Sale kicks off preservation month
• Walk With Me on tap Saturday at Havelock City Park
• United, giving praise at National Day of Prayer
• Proud Americans welcome veterans on Honor Flight
• SBI arrests Jones County water official from New Bern
• Refocused Pirates visit Marshall
• When a shotgun is more than a hunting tool
• Outdoor Notes: Law on Crossbows Changed
• Craven disaster recovery center will close Saturday
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/5/2011
• CarolinaEast Medical Center security arrests, citations 5/5/2011
• SBI arrests, citations 5/5/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 5/5/2011
• Felony driving charges added to DWI of New Bern woman
• William Shellrow King
• Melvin James Williams
• Edward Warren Hudson
• Edith Hart Foster Johnson
• Della Carter Slade
• Youth shine in Pitch, Hit and Run
• Former Cherry Point CO faces numerous charges
• Thank you, Obama
• Hobby is helping
• This is how you fight terrorists
• Drama at the theater: Landlord-tenant dispute closes cinema
• Jobless rates declining in Craven, Jones, Pamlico
• Local group to send aid to Alabama tornado victims
• Eastern Carolina COG responds to audit findings
• Fixing Convention Center likely complicated
• Great year in area sports
• Craven C.C. heading to district semis
• Celebrated Calyx Trio performs in Oriental Saturday
• Annual Wine Gala supports Lions Club programs for visually impaired
• MumFest banners available to support festival, charities
• Comedy-drama ‘Steel Magnolias’ opens tonight
• Library hosts senior artists exhibit this month
• Craven Consort plays ‘fun’ concert tonight
• Boy Scouts honor McDaniel tonight at Farmers Market
• Lunch and Learn Series examines mystery of Lost Colony
• History Center hosts Voci Allegre concert Friday
• Civil War group examines surrender proceedings
• Palace offers Mother’s Day discounts, including upcoming concert
• And now the deluge
• Welcome to Paybackistan
• Lincoln Frazier
• Glen Weatherly
• Gerald Darwin Kuhn
• Charlie McCarthy Frazier
• Brenda Louise James Bell
• Betty Sue Todd O'Brien
• FEMA help arrives at tornado-stricken area
• One rule of a war: death is a part of it
• Clarifying River Bend
• Students get sobering message about drinking and driving
• Local student gets grant to produce video on teen suicide prevention
• Police look for leads to help solve homicide
• Early childhood programs begin registration
• 16-acre Tryon Palace garden, 18th-century crops, 21st-century visitors
• Craven schools budget request has no increases
• Conference in Havelock focuses on prevention of bullying
• New Bern Police Department incidents 5/3/2011
• Got him!
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 5/3/2011
• River Bend Police Department arrests, citations 5/3/2011
• Trent Woods Police Department arrests, citations 5/3/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 5/3/2011
• Vanceboro Police Department arrests, citations 5/3/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 5/3/2011
• Eddy Browning: Time to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Inner Banks style
• Violet Smith Radford
• Paul Raymond Ridky
• Pirates remain firmly in postseason picture
• Harris ‘amazingly excited’ about draft
• Day of reckoning arrives
• Grateful nation
• American spirit now from abroad
• Funeral and a wedding
• Trump’s bullying pulpit
• Americans, free people justified in victory party
• Congressional representatives praise effort, plan to kill 9/11 mastermind
• Troopers honor Cherry Point military police
• TRICARE young adult begins; monthly premiums set at $186
• Muslim New Bern shopkeeper: ‘True Muslims did not like bin Laden’
• Former teacher makes court appearance
• 2 p.m.: Stocks lose early gains, turned mixed
• AP source: Bin Laden went down firing at Navy SEALs
• Bin Laden death moves New Bern resident to recall 9/11 as a D.C. firefighter
• Times change
• New Bern Police incidents 5/2/2011
• Keepsake commemorating death of Osama bin Laden Tuesday
• AP source: U.S. used 'multiple methods' to ID body
• Travelers warned of post-bin Laden unrest
• North Carolina lawmakers react to death of Osama bin Laden
• New Bern asks ‘What next?’ following Osama bin Laden’s death
• Craven County disaster recovery center will open Tuesday
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 5/2/2011
• Photos: White House scene following death of Osama bin Laden
• Photos: Ground zero scene following death of Osama bin Laden
• Photos: New York City reaction to death of Osama bin Laden
• Photos: Colleges campuses in USA reaction to Osama bin Laden death
• Photos: Middle East reaction to bin Laden death
• President's remarks on death of Osama bin Laden
• Stocks set to rise following bin Laden's death
• Will killing Osama kill the movement he inspired?
• Delays expected at gates of Cherry Point, Camp Lejeune, New River bases
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Death of bin Laden greeted nationally with chants of U-S-A! U-S-A!
• Flash: Osama bin Laden dead
• Just a hoax
• Corrective formula
• Two years wasted
• My country
• Voters should get, approve new amendment
• April 16 tornado: First responders had eventful first hour, but adapted
• Bill Hand: The story behind Mother's Day
• New Bern cobbler has many dimensions
• Charlie Hall's Week Ahead: Bear City Opry pays homage to moms on their special day
• Cherry Point night flights scheduled
• Randy Foster Column: Going back to high school
• Generous to a fault
• Once we were sane
• William S. King
• Weatherington-Nelson
• Pickett-Stevens
• Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mayo
• Kristi Stolzenberg Column: For military families duty assignments are like wish lists
• Ken Gruebel Column: Forensic pathology in search of the truth
• Firemen’s Museum documents New Bern’s firefighting history
• Documentary advance showing prompts recollections to remember
• Carpenter-Gaskins
• Burkholder-Joll
• Avery Grace Owens and Lily McGuire Owens
• Andersyn Marie Lane
• Craven Community College's Phi Theta Kappa chapter inducts 77 new members
• Clean Sweep Saturday
• Saddened
• Focus on future
• Applaud the fight
• Lives at stake
• Roadside help
• Fuel prices
• Working up a tax storm
• Barry Smith Column: N.C. Senate passes state sport bill, bickering continues on budgetary provision
• Betty Wood Thomas Column: Settler diaries tell of building projects, harvest time
• White House officials to hear Craven County concerns first-hand
• Program helps needy get their medications
• Work set to begin on old fire station renovation as museum’s new home
• Family History Society event offers information on preserving, displaying old photographs
• Vanceboro Strawberry Festival features variety of entertainment, activities
• Teacher arrested on exploitation charges, resigns
• KTSPORTS: Don’t be afraid to dream big
• Jeanette Matthews Gibson
• Frances Ophelia Tilghman Whitley
• One-term president
• Now they say birth certificate might be fake
• Record-breaking crowd lifts Craven Relay for Life
• More than 600 strong turn out for Pamlico Relay for Life
• Grant helps raise a barn, agriculture awareness
• Foundation, tourist center plans given hard look by Havelock commissioners
• Shriners feed many, helping burned and crippled children
• Parents advised on social mediums to help their children
• Carter’s a Cowboy
• Community Roots effort begins Pollock Street improvements
• Tom Glasgow: Home canning on the rise
• Judi Lloyd: Rain barrel basics help save money
• Havelock's Bruce Carter drafted by Dallas Cowboys
• No injuries reported after car crashes into New Bern Pizza Hut
• New Bern Police Department incidents 4/29/2011
• Woman on life support, man facing felony charges following domestic dispute
• Stewart rallies at Lib Bryan
• More than $2.8 million approved to help tornado survivors
• Clearly a fiscal step forward
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 4/29/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 4/29/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 4/29/2011
• N.C. ALE arrests, citations 4/29/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/29/2011
• Patricia Darlene Smith
• Joseph David Jones
• James Cowell Price
• Biz Watch: Shoe donations soothe the soul
• Father, son team up for Texas-style cooking in New Bern
• Boy Scouts honor New Bern's Nelson McDaniel as 2011 Distinguished Citizen
• Craven real estate market improves slightly
• Time for the Fed to get out of the way
• Different tune
• Local manufacturer winds broadcasters awards
• Honor Flight to give New Bern area war vets a tour of Washington monuments
• Severe storm passes by with no major damage reported
• 5:25 p.m.: Craven County downgraded to tornado watch until 9 p.m.
• 5:00 p.m.: Again, two tornado warnings in play for Craven County
• 4:50 p.m.: Craven tornado warning still in effect; tornado near Wilmar
• 4:30 p.m.: One tornado warning in Craven will expire at 4:30, another until 5:15 p.m.
• 4:25 p.m.: Tornado moving near Fort Barnwell; Craven still under warning
• 3:55 p.m: Craven County issued tornado warning; Jones County included
• Warren pitching well with Yankees
• Heels down ECU on late single
• Ed Wall: New shooting sports facility opens near Havelock
• New Bern Police Department incidents 4/28/2011
• Outdoor Notes: Big game recovery bill signed into law
• 2:45 p.m.: New Bern, Craven County area included in tornado watch until 9 p.m.
• 1:40 p.m.: New Bern, Craven County area still under tornado watch, wind advisory
• New Bern, Craven County braced for strong line of thunderstorms before 1 p.m.
• Former MEU commander found guilty of misdemeanor larceny
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/28/2011
• New Bern, Craven County under wind advisory and tornado watch
• Royal Wedding? Andy Rooney on what not to wear
• New Bern, Craven County area under tornado watch
• George Thomas Tucker
• Ernest Ralph Merriman
• David B. Novak
• Daughtery Thomas Twiddy
• Severe weather forecast for Thursday in Craven County
• Seeking a money tree
• Ferry rescue
• Choose your wars
• Reduction a must
• Thanks for helping
• Insane reality of delusional thinking
• Unemployed residents plead with lawmakers to end stalemate
• Looting doesn’t jibe with values
• Seniors relish outdoor competitions, displaying artworks
• Two-day Strawberry festival includes parade, variety of activities
• Havelock man facing charges related to child porn
• Bengel tapped for state tourism board
• Carter eyes the NFL
• NFL Draft central: Craven County
• Harris hopeful on draft day
• New Bern aldermen considering policy on gifts to elected officials
• House gives initial OK to eminent domain amendment
• New Bern Police Department incidents 4/27/2011
• Retired New Bern police officer not guilty; his wife guilty with PJC
• Cherry Point Lance Corporal sentenced in death of his 2-year-old
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 4/27/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 4/27/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 4/27/2011
• Paul Henry Johnson
• Mollie Nelson Jenkins
• Minnie B. Midyette
• Mattie Canady Ellison
• Margaret Louise Eubank
• Poll indicates we want free lunch
• Hagan says law needlessly hurts fishermen
• Tornado victims asked to sort, set out debris for pickup
• Meaning of red bows
• Change needed
• Shriners prepare to serve 5,000 plates during annual fish fry
• Marathon men
• Letters Dept.
• Havelock water billing problem corrected
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 4/26/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 4/26/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/26/2011
• Delightful appetizers for parties
• Youth participate in Coastal Plains Junior Livestock Show
• Ernestine Raynor
• Charles Edward Carpenter
• Feeling sad
• Stating facts
• No ‘silver bullet’ yet found to stop ‘IED’ attacks
• Dogs involved in attack of rottweiler attack each other, euthanized
• Take your middle-aged kid to retirement day
• Comfort food (and a coupon)
• Grant provides miracles for a James City neighborhood
• Cherry Point officer honored for magazine article
• Church pantry has food aplenty for storm victims
• Politics of emissions and the EPA
• Economics of Cherry Point remain strong
• Lib Bryan Invitational returns
• Marine Major sentenced for accepting illegal gratitudes
• Havelock works to fix water billing system’s error
• New Bern physician pleads guilty to health care fraud, money laundering
• Digital radio network, land purchase on city aldermen agenda
• Deputies seeking information on possible theft in tornado-struck area
• Crash hospitalizes one, detours traffic
• New Bern arrest of Virginia man may include stolen property charges
• Craven mezzo soprano Leonard in concert at Bank of the Arts
• Havelock Police arrests for 04/25/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests for Craven County for 04/25/11
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 04/25/11
• Ruth Comitz
• Rose P. Staton
• Mary Hodges Lewis
• Albert Cowan
• Grass is greener
• Clarity in Fairfield Harbour
• E-commerce bill should be defeated
• Medicare love chills TEA party fever
• Complaint too far
• Teen’s commitments to prayer, fitness lend to her senior project
• Pamlico farmers market brings new venue to county museum site
• Bill Hand: Life in the belly of the beast
• Red Cross outreach available for storm victims
• Virginia man charged in New Bern with DWI at wheel of school bus
• Week Ahead: Fish fry, horses, symphonic music highlight the week
• Budget update expected for commissioners
• Randy Foster Column - Journalism: It's more than just a job
• William James Riggs
• Sadie Todd Johnson
• Mattie Canady Ellison
• Betty Joan Ashley Donohue
• Pay for grades
• Random kindness
• Budget ‘debate’
• Sons of sons of sons …
• Garbled message
• Civil War
• Parking views
• Gas
• Debt limits
• If, then
• Health care
• Episcopal Church
• Christians sign praise, rejoice
• Hemphill-LeBlanc
• Ashleigh Kate Hawkins Hunnings
• Pollak-Mick
• Francis-Blizzard
• Ella Joyce Jackson
• Gabriel Edward Moss
• Jaxon Grady West
• Leggett-Seymour
• Bikers ride for a cancer cure in annual Pamlico Relay for Life fundraiser
• Brown steps down after 32 years of service to the Craven Community College Board of Trustees
• Kristi Stolzenberg Column: Communication, support vital in vexing weather situations
• Kansas City closer
• Education fosters success for Pamlico Community College student
• Residents tell about miracles of twister night at Falcon Bridge
• KTSPORTS: Special Needs Baseball a home run
• McElhennon earns golfing honor
• K-Tribe's Toole making it count
• Happy Easter
• Betty Wood Thomas Column: Diary provides glimpse of early settlement
• Michael D. Weldon
• Maria Luisa Gonzalez and family
• Joey Allen Honaker
• Helen Virginia Riddle
• Eva Stanley
• Dwight David Weston
• Arthur Johnson
• NPR reporter describes challenges covering Japan’s disasters
• Obama talks like a fanatic for Jesus
• Old Theater in Oriental presents two high seas adventure films
• New Bern Civic Theatre reduces ticket prices as economic assistance measure
• Organ concert benefits church damaged by 2010 storm
• Art Market offers public variety of works from annual juried show
• Gas prices
• Cemetery care
• Justice denied?
• Donations come pouring in for Havelock family’s funeral expenses
• Kiwifruit, lawn watering and community cleanup
• K-Tribe notebook: Pomeranz takes first lumps
• Special Needs Baseball is a hit
• New Bern mayor lays out plan to lower city electric rates
• April 16 storm: From beginning to end
• Havelock funeral home steps up to help stricken family
• Food for thought
• Got to pick a pocket or two
• John William Haines
• Elsie Harris Simmons
• Craven County included in federal disaster declaration
• More on Fairfield Harbour
• Another tornado casualty: Flanners Beach
• Businesses catching on to ‘Green’ movement
• Oriental removes interim tag from manager Maxbauer
• Tar Heel treasure makes final call
• Notebook: Indians rebound on road
• Community Fabric Award educator named
• Biz Watch: Chamber launching Minority Business Council
• Moore’s goes extra mile for Hatteras and CABO
• Sponsors sought for Havelock chamber breakfast
• Offshore energy desired by North Carolina senators
• Game fish status possible for fish
• Outdoor Notes: Just thinking …
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 4/21/2011
• Vanceboro Police Department arrests, citations 4/21/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 4/21/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/21/2011
• Coming out of the Great Recession
• Raymond K. Copley
• Mildred Wright Guion
• Keri Lynn Jones Chernivec
• Edgar Leffler
• Daisybell Green Roberts
• Cleveland Carter
• Save public broadcasting
• Other side
• Candidates
• Volunteers, businesses come to the rescue in Craven County
• Red Cross assists neighbors across North Carolina
• The emotional view on sports
• Semper Fi reformer
• Storm's aftermath: Amid disaster, acts of humanity
• Candy moguls’ styles help describe leadership traits
• Storm-struck areas in Craven regroup
• Ryan vs. Obama
• GOP runs home to mommy
• Burial expenses for crash victims overwhelm relatives
• Bible in School: A Retort to Modern Contempt
• Pirates visit Houston for league series
• Indians take series at Wilmington
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 4/20/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 4/20/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/20/2011
• Update: Craven County one of eight awaiting disaster declaration; state death toll 24
• Mary Jo Burkot
• Julia Ann Reels Harkley Cobb
• Edwin Alexander Green
• Edward Lee Riggs
• Documentation will aid resolution to insurance needs
• Contracting company provides neighborly assist
• NPR correspondent will speak at Craven C.C. Thursday
• Video contest encourages students in safer, healthier environment
• New garden taking shape in Duffyfield
• Church Road bridge will get repairs prior to replacement
• Officials warn of storm scammers
• Thanks SJ
• Debt
• Children at play in capitol city
• On the government’s menu
• James City improvements begin
• Cliche a second
• How we still fight the Civil War
• Log truck crashes into pickup truck
• New Bern Police Department incidents 4/19/2011
• Pamlico County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 4/19/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 4/19/2011
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 4/19/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/19/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 4/19/2011
• Craven County named in disaster relief request to Obama
• Eddy Browning: Easter meal to remember
• Sybil Provost Thompson
• Robert Pelton Reid
• Mary Elizabeth Allbrooks Leach
• We still deserve privacy in the cloud
• More than 100 come out for annual Tea Party tax event
• Farmer's Market
• Fort Sumter and who instigated the war
• Tryon Palace eyed for '13 budget hit that could close it
• Croatan tornado verified as a Scale EF2
• Springing into action
• New Bern incidents for 04/18/11
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 04/18/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for Craven County for 04/18/11
• Havelock Police arrests and citations for 04/18/11
• Next time, be ready
• Family killed in wreck were headed to church service
• Taurence Herring
• Catheryn Hill Williams
• Audrey Marie Campbell Bratton
• Craven neighbors help one another
• Saturday storms worst since '84
• Five dead (three children) in Catfish Lake Road accident
• Report: Five dead (three children) in submerged car
• Croatan area neighborhood pummeled: 50 homes damaged, 10 destroyed, minor injuries reported
• Randy Foster Column: Can't get Palpatine out of my head
• Public notices get noticed
• Trump card
• Willard Odell Lewis
• Thelma Mollohan Johnson
• Taurence Herring
• Mary Leach
• James Earl Heath
• Elizabeth K. Crawford
• Catheryn H. Williams
• Audrey Campbell Bratton
• Space available in Craven Community College's new Health Information Technology program
• Mr. and Mrs. James White
• Kristi Stolzenberg Column: Fictional dramatizations hit a little too close to home
• Jaxon Grady West
• Elaine Kathryn Drake
• Ashleigh Kate Hawkins Hunnings
• Arthur-Moore
• Anna Leigh Rose and Brooke Marie Rose
• One tornado hits Riverdale, another touches western Craven County
• 9:25 p.m.: Rescue, firefighters in Riverdale area following tornado
• 9:08 p.m.: Havelock area recovering from tornado
• 9:00 p.m.: Havelock area hit by tornado according to report; homes damaged
• 8:48 p.m.: Havelock area braced for possible tornado
• Excellent point
• Atheism argument
• Motorcycle safety
• Civil War
• Frank Evans
• Just the facts
• Parking socialism
• Role models
• Defense dominant in ECU’s spring game
• 8:22 p.m.: New tornado warning issued for Craven County; funnel cloud reported over Camp Lejeune
• 8:00 p.m.: Tornado warning lifted for Craven; touch downs reported
• Voice of a conservative populist
• 7:48 p.m.: Tornado touches reported in Cove City, Vanceboro
• 7:30 p.m.: Cove City residents report tornado to authorities
• 7:18 p.m.: Tornado reported at Phillips Crossroards
• 7:04 p.m.: Craven under tornado warning; Cove City, Tuscarora may be in path
• 6:45 p.m.: Tornado warning in Jones; tornado watch in Craven, Pamlico
• 6:24 p.m.: Jones County issued tornado warning
• 6:15 p.m.: Tornado watch in effect for Craven, Pamlico, Jones counties
• Girls just want to have fun
• KTSPORTS: Doggone it. Give Thor a chance
• William Odell Lewis
• Wilber Howard Lewis
• Robert P. Reid
• Tom Glasgow: Conservation of water begins at home
• Judi Lloyd: Gardening resolutions
• Boat show sellers optimistic about marine industry
• Full bloom
• More Phoenix Recycling site testing being assessed
• Paying students for good grades? Not by the state
• Weapons and whiskey
• Pervasive government
• Libya and more
• Obama’s re-election budget
• Proposed cap of gas tax cuts two ways
• Presiding bishop calls congregation to action
• Greensboro’s Sanfilippo earns award
• New Bern Police Department incidents 4/15/2011
• Newspaperman at heart
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 4/15/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 4/15/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 4/15/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/15/2011
• Budget claims are beyond belief
• Margaret McDaniel Wood
• Frank Allen Morris
• Flora Bell Green Perry
• Elizabeth K. Crawford
• Anthony Miranda Ellis
• Teachers’ benefits
• Relay for Life
• Your phone bill
• Changing definitions
• More spring tweetering
• April 15 arrives, and you’ve got the weekend to finish your taxes
• AARP’s free services helps more than 800
• Minges recognized for community leadership
• Former Fairfield Harbour resident enjoys guest visit with Hagan
• Amendment to block catch shares nears passage
• Enhancing the coastal lifestyle
• Biz Watch: Good opportunities abound to start local businesses
• Fundraiser, egg hunt on tap Saturday in Havelock
• Skype comes to NBHS
• New proposal presented for Havelock’s city hall
• Police release 911 call of Tuesday incident involving former NBPD sergeant
• General Assembly considering Hunter Access Law
• Outdoor Notes: Washington to present Marine Market
• Jet noise likely to increase at night through Saturday
• No CRs in 2012
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 4/14/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 4/14/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/14/2011
• New Bern Police Department incidents 4/14/2011
• Perdue uses veto stamp twice
• Surena Bissette Henderson
• Patricia Gallman
• Hazel Ipock Franklin
• Donald Albert Dunn
• Alphonsa Morris
• Time to play ball
• Curse of free money
• Former city officials got to keep computers
• Mayor doesn’t apologize for unflattering interview
• New Bern’s Spider Lily sculpture nearing bloom
• Travelers agree: Coastal Carolina Regional Airport rocks
• New Bern Board of Aldermen decisions
• Animosity building
• Going postal
• Financial advice
• Different sort of cold case
• Oriental preps for another busy weekend
• N.C. Symphony brings music, literature to New Bern
• Folk duo brings their style of soul, rhythm, blues to New Bern
• Community chorus has 1950s theme for spring concert
• Friday movies at the Civic Theatre
• Workshops planned for volunteer tutors
• 'Circle is unbroken': Special exhibit honors, remembers longtime artists' cooperative
• First lady visits Marines as part of Joining Forces initiative
• NBHS lacrosse in the spotlight
• Person of interest sought by Craven deputies
• Vanceboro Police Department arrests, citations 4/13/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 4/13/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/13/2011
• Police still searching for shopping spree suspects
• NAACP, right-wing foes get friendly
• Warren E. Johnson
• Jean Patrick Cross
• Helen Marie Mills Padrick
• Cordelia Irene Simmons
• Beverly Winters
• Coastal Carolina Regional Airport gets noticed for easy travel
• Health care program Thursday at CarolinaEast
• Program aims to develop professionals in Craven County
• Craven County asks state officials for budget update
• Food Bank receives $10,000 donation
• Former New Bern police officer, PD employee arrested on assault charges
• Minnesott Beach outage planned to accommodate work
• Mobile lab brings high-tech science to the students
• Name preferences
• Obama the traveler
• Generosity
• Seeking the truth
• Keeping Medicare from killing ailing economy
• Eddy Browning: Delicious Passover recipes
• Soto makes splash with Indians
• It’s time NPR grew up and supported itself
• Reaganomics? Meet ‘Ryan-omics’
• Pamlico County Sheriff’s Office arrests, citations 4/12/2011
• Police identify deceased at Craven Terrace; cause still under investigation
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents 4/12/2011
• Jones County election director pleads guilty to DWI
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 4/12/2011
• River Bend Police Department arrests, citations 4/12/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 4/12/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 4/12/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/12/2011
• Beverly Ann Winters
• Helen Marie Mills Padrick
• Children of deployed Marines learn about Afghanistan
• Tax-time miseries
• Freedom’s advancement, 150 years later
• NPR and Democrats
• Spending problems
• Aldermen take on a full agenda
• Craven students learn about green living
• Lightning destroys garage and its contents
• Craven Terrace weekend marred by death, fights
• New Bern Police Department incidents
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests for 04/11/11
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 04/11/11
• Havelock Police arrests and citations for 04/11/11
• Regina R. Majette
• Mildred Estelle Oglesby Boyd
• Pirates take down No. 22 Rice
• Bigots target fat folks and atheists
• Sting producer
• Words hero and Bettis
• Congressional representatives hear Havelock officials’ pitch
• Sweethearts from the 1950s return again to Hancock Street
• Civil War’s beginning, and hearing about it in New Bern
• Barry Smith: Holden pardon back on the plate
• Auto-lovers find community commitment in Corvette car club
• Interact Club helps clean Cedar Grove Cemetery
• Local poets help launch National Library Week
• Week Ahead: Week abounds with educational, historic programs and outdoor fun
• Lend me your tired, your poor, you yuan
• Coyote preservation act
• Obvious choice for recognition
• Fosters' spring home tour
• Cordelia Irene Simmons
• William Thomas Jakob
• Vernon Madison Swindell
• Mary Lucille Waters
• Tackabery-Brooks
• Rebekah Leigh Friesen
• Kristi Stolzenberg Column: Surprise deployments eliminate weeks, months of anxiety
• Calin Jasper Cline
• Alford-Armstrong
• Two major spring events provide festival atmosphere for Oriental
• Praising Mattocks
• Education cuts
• Abandoned
• Questions about Libya
• Understanding connections
• Incorporation movement
• Beautiful place
• Why you see red
• Roberts-Dunn
• Simple pleasures highlight Farmer’s Market opening
• County Democratic convention features Voter ID talk
• Native New Bern artist helps children leave their creative mark
• City officials continue to seek allies to lower electric rates
• Barry Smith Column: Holden pardon back on the plate
• Township 7 Fire gets its own ladder truck
• Committee approves voter ID measure
• Term limits bill passes House, goes to Senate next
• Betty Wood Thomas Column: Grinder family began vineyard and work on road construction
• KTSPORTS: Youth is served
• Lillian Dudley Powell
• Mary Brown Davis
• New FBI guidelines mug Miranda rights
• Making a long story short
• Downtowners open their doors: Homes and Gardens Tour shows off New Bern homes
• Federal budget impasse: Even partial pay would have local negative impacts
• Epiphany School class project’s work dedicated
• Cyclist from near and far find freedom in weekend Oriental outing
• Mall hosts Easter Bunny, homeowners’ workshop
• New Bern churchgoers break the surly bonds
• Judi Lloyd column: Make a mountain out of a trash hill
• Green Thumb column: One shrub deer have no fondness for
• Jones County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 04/08/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations in Craven County for 04/08/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 04/08/11
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 04/08/11
• Taxpayers to get railroaded
• You can count on me to complain
• William Timothy Miller
• William Franklin Brimage
• Julia Ann Lee
• Geraldine Morton Parker
• Earl William Bryant
• Havelock’s boundaries
• Bettis, hero
• State’s hypocrisy in alcohol sales
• ‘Education Ponzi scam’
• Bob Mattocks honored for community leadership
• Longtime RCS executive director, Hewlette, stepping down
• Students get close look at how the Neuse is monitored
• Rottweiller recovering following attack of pit bulls in Havelock
• Marines will be paid April 15, even if government shuts down
• New Bern woman completes Marine Drill Instructor School
• F-11 Tiger coming soon
• Term limits bill passes House, goes to Senate next
• Committee approves voter ID measure
• Indians open today against Dash
• A season of the heart
• Outdoor notes: New book details where to go fishing
• Great budget train wreck
• New Bern Police Department arrests and citations for 04/07/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for Craven County for 04/07/11
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests and citations for 04/07/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 04/07/11
• Man killed by excavator, 'wrong place at wrong time'
• Police seek suspect in McDonald’s robbery
• James Randolph Gaskins
• Esther Lee McNeil
• Cecil E. Ingle
• Sylvester Rogers
• Pedro Almodovar
• Nancy Louise Lumbardo
• Mary Tilton Larsen
• Lillian Allen Jordan Rutledge
• Obama says drill, but only in Brazil
• Change of heart
• Newcomer’s view of Bettis
• Nuclear power
• City electricity
• Spirituals, 1950s music highlight community chorus’ spring concert
• Tryon Palace celebrates spring amid tulips, annual plant sale
• 'Elvis' will be in the house for Opry show
• Library features work of two oil artists this month
• Local events planned for National Library Week
• Farmers market kicks off season with SpringFest
• Immersive learning: Craven fourth-graders get swim lessons at the YMCA
• Hosts for home and garden tour invest time, labor preparing for guests
• Craven, Jones, Pamlico jobless rate dips, but so does benefit extension
• Rep. Jones supports F-35 funding
• Online Exclusive: Bill protects military pay from shutdown
• Nonprofits ask New Bern City Hall for more money
• Tar of humanitarian imperialism
• 477 tickets issued during clampdown on speeders in Craven, Jones and Pamlico counties
• Three arrested in New Bern, accused of impersonating lawmen
• Hardesty part of UNC track record
• Freedom to snoop
• Where it’s at
• New Bern Police Department incidents 4/6/2011
• Dying could soon cost a little more in New Bern
• Mary Brown Davis
• Joyce Snellings David
• Everett Dockett
• Betty Joyce Thomas Howell
• Virginia T. Morris
• Sylvester Rogers
• Sarah Louise Jones
• Pedro Almodovar
• New Bern Police Department incidents 4/5/2011
• Craven County Sheriff’s Office incidents 4/5/2011
• Special place to live
• Craven’s burden for taxes could be much worse
• ‘Hairspray’ recommended
• Bill aims for focus on individuals, not political party
• Two hurt in vehicle collision
• Commissioners look at junked and parked cars
• Shelton Brown: Today’s youth and gangs
• Ferry crew aids rescue of boaters, children and their dog
• Vote on term limits bill delayed a fourth time
• Who we were
• Commandant makes plea to media for Lejeune’s name sake
• Eddy Browning: Delicious personal favorites
• Havelock Police arrests and citations for 04/05/11
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 04/05/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests in Craven County for 04/05/11
• New Bern area avoids destruction of deadly storm system
• Severe weather alert
• Sunshine Amendment’s sponsor formulating different approach
• Severe weather alert
• Regina M. Sevenski
• Jimmy L. Caton
• Helen Louise Barrow Slann
• Deport criminals, not school girls
• Propane advice
• Image of failure
• Health care
• Longtime Neuse River festival takes a year off
• Arrest made in Five Points Food Mart incident in New Bern
• Third of three charged in Craven County meth arrests receives federal sentencing
• Brief lockdown at Craven Community College
• New Bern aldermen consider budget requests
• Cyclists from around country come to ride roads of Pamlico County
• Havelock restaurateur Owner networks with business development experts
• P. Christine Smith's Biz Watch: Another new business at New Bern Mall
• Dressed to kill (innocence)
• Third of trio charged in meth arrests receives federal sentencing
• No injuries in brief lockdown at Craven Community College
• It’s time, Mr. President: a time for clarity
• New Bern Police Department incidents 4/4/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/4/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 4/4/2011
• Queen Street expected to open today
• ‘Reverse Beauty Pageant’ for tyrants
• City electric rates
• Sin and sensibility
• Full donor transparency best safeguard
• Learning is tricky: Gary Shelton shares his magic
• New Bern's Rothermel lecturers speak of problems and hope in Africa
• Riders asked if they’d pay for ferry service
• Charlie Hall: Week’s events offer opportunities to walk, watch, ride
• Bill Hand: Training with sticks and stones
• Randy Foster Column: A little April Foolery
• It’s the women, stupid
• The blue barrier
• Randolph Y. Lund
• Letha Sutton Whitford
• Frank Evans
• Barry Smith Column: Sunshine may be law, not right
• Betty Wood Thomas: Loftin assets passed on through 1721 will
• Civitan’s year-round efforts reach young and old
• Safety
• Humane Society
• Koch brothers
• Fairfield Harbour
• Incorporation
• Why are we in Libya?
• Libya, by the rules
• Humane Society response
• What’s in a name?
• History repeats … ?
• Sign of our times
• Canines, owners strut in sixth annual pet parade fundraiser
• Hands-on history lesson
• Smith-Powers
• Byrd-Shelters
• Kafer-Pryor
• Pekrun-Woodard
• Scheduled deployments allow time to adjust, take care of business
• Boys and girls of summer
• KTSPORTS: The joys of Opening Day
• Police vague about crime at Five Points store
• Lights, camera – inaction!
• William Thomas Moore
• Kincy Madison Reel
• Albert L. Meadows
• Safety first in a scarier world
• Event brings awareness for child abuse prevention
• Oriental homes tour shows off village’s history, charm
• My trip to the cafeteria
• Old target site cleared of 3,885 pounds of munitions-related debris
• Annexation bill is neighborhood-friendly
• Beach parking costs at two favorite destinations
• Friday crash
• Green Thumb: Be proactive in fighting unwanted fire ant mounds
• VMA-231 deploys, ready to adapt and overcome
• Carter working his way back
• More information sought for City Hall project
• Vanceboro Police Department arrests, citations 4/1/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 4/1/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 4/1/2011
• New Bern Police Department incidents 4/1/2011
• Three tests for state action
• Jacqueline Patricia Flager
• Dirk Evans
• David E. Dickey
• William Edwin Waters
• Walter Leon Koonce
• Lester Bryan Smith
• Jerome Keith Mitchell
• Document rewrites New Bern history
• Escheat Fund debt should be settled
• Nuclear energy
• NPR funding
• New Bern health fair provides information on wellness issues
• Awards raise awareness of college, community
• Carrier has dropped off more than 10 million copies of the Sun Journal
• McElhennon earns monthly golf honor
• Holloway’s contribution
• Ed Wall: Lessons learned from old turkey hunters
• Outdoor notes: Landowner Protection Act introduced
• What’s that he said?
• Obama’s realistic strategy in Libya
• Health care solution
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/31/2011
• Craven County Sheriff’s Office incidents
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/31/2011
• Drug arrest puts Vanceboro man in jail; bail set at $2.5 million
• Nearly 500 exceptions to Perdue’s statewide hiring freeze
• Barbecue lovers, the eaters and the cookers, descend upon Newport
• David Sylvester Hudson
• Cordelia Anne Daas
• Charles Baker
• Austin Clark Nall
• Aiko Haas
• William David Kennedy
• Vera Mae Pearce Gurganus
• Robert Scott
• Robert D. Nelson
• Robert Alan Gordon
• Joseph S. Wooten
• Joseph Preston Spence
• Jacqueline Patricia Flagler
• Glenwood Thomas Tyndall
• ‘Journalists’
• New Bern Police Department incidents 3/30/2011
• Step up to the plate
• Obama becomes George W. Bush
• Compromise for voter ID bill slows progress
• Redistricting committee hopes to be done by June
• Lighting up the city is also a drain down the budget
• Designer drug bath salts has serious side effects
• Deadlock over federal budget could affect military pay
• N.C.’s best-of-the-best
• Pupils learn principles of music from the best
• Palace production presents William Gaston story
• Veteran singer, actress joins Ratio Theatre Company
• Folk duo brings soul, rhythm, blues to New Bern
• Cedar Grove Cemetery tours resume with character interpreters
• Bowling event benefits food bank
• Legends impersonators highlight Craven Concerts finale
• Students hear Symphony string ensembles
• Oriental Repertory plans April comedy
• Ahead of the game
• Why liberals love the birthers
• So-so presidential speech
• Havelock churches pray for Japanese
• Three obtain first place awards at festival
• Zoning change will welcome concrete facility
• ABC arrests and citations for Craven County for 03/30/11
• President makes case for attack
• Nuclear power
• Eddy Browning: Excellent visit for Oriental’s Chowder Cook-off
• Work progresses toward return of city’s F-11 Tiger jet
• New Bern seeks allies on Duke/Progress merger
• Havelock churches pray for Japanese
• Marines, sailors load up on USS Bataan
• K-4 Christian school planned in New Bern
• No injuries in school bus crash
• It’s BACK! The Return of Stagflation
• Pamlico County Sheriff’s arrests, citations 3/29/2011
• New Bern Police Dept. incidents 3/29/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/29/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/29/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/29/2011
• ‘Jobs Tour’ by Perdue under way
• Hazel Virginia West
• Elvin Heidelberg
• Carrie Louise Nelson McAdams Ford
• Breon Joseph Smith
• Marian Davis Chapman
• Joseph Gregory Hamilton
• Perdue veto
• Nuclear disaster
• ‘Leaders’
• Straight balloting a misleading relic
• Rooting for the underdog
• Why the rich don’t feel rich
• Brother-sister combination going the extra mile for Relay for Life
• Hard times for hardware store
• Annual Civil War Adventure Day is Saturday
• Symphony performs free concert for students Wednesday
• Harrier flight training scheduled
• Hearing for former Cherry Point commander ends
• Forced exit feels ‘like a kick in the gut’
• State is monitoring increased radiation levels
• Perdue starts ‘Jobs Tour’ in Kinston
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/28/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/28/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/28/2011
• New Bern Police Department incidents 3/28/2011
• Happy 5th birthday, Twitter
• Vanilla cities, chocolate suburbs
• Geraldine Ipock Riggs
• Snow-White and Rose-Red
• Chaplains should not fear gays
• Marriage
• Court ruling
• Obama, lifeboats
• Annual home and garden tour features 15 sites
• Kristi Stolzenberg: Bearer of bad news often isn't the one to blame
• Hearne-Williams
• Blythe-Caraway
• Prince-Powers
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark
• Brynnley Jean Townsend
• Ken Gruebel: Two mysteries, one good, one not so good
• Reader Writes: Listening to a patient is the only way to help them
• Admissions open for pharmacy technology program
• Havelock wary of new 911 dispatch requirements
• Jones moves against military action in Libya
• For UPS Store owner, New Bern delivers
• Week Ahead: Pets, pigs grab weekend spotlight with annual events
• Pamlico historical group celebrates successful year
• Descendants
• Bill Hand: Colonial governor’s curiosities included botany, sailing discovery
• James Henry Grady
• Bettis should resign
• Professionalism in teaching
• Rhetoric and facts
• Teaching technology
• Fairfield Harbour
• More of the same
• Don’t raise rates
• City utility costs
• Property taxes
• Thanks, SJ
• Finally common sense
• ‘Share the Journey’
• Pirates walk off to take series
• College daze
• Randy Foster: Newspapers don’t always criticize
• Small solution to a minor problem
• Aquarium fish becoming a problem in Atlantic waters
• N.C. Lottery five years old
• Distinctive New Bern architecture featured on home and garden tour
• KTSPORTS: Missing that squared circle
• Betty Wood Thomas: Loftin Family of Craven County
• Car buffs show off their classics at annual show
• Queen Street to be resurfaced
• Barry Smith: Sunshine Amendment struggling
• KTSPORTS: Missing that squared circle
• Larry Ashley Stroud
• Doris Marie Sumner
• Calvin Coolidge Ballard
• Alyssa Jones
• Economic pain hasn’t left us
• Congratulations
• School half days
• Signs of the times
• Japan
• It’s becoming too expensive to fly
• Friends of Library provide bonanza weekend for book-lovers
• It's a good time of year for 'king of camellia jungle'
• City TV channel on target for April 1 launch
• Craven County arrests and citations for 03/25/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for Craven County for 03/25/11
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 03/25/11
• Funeral planned for teen who had been missing
• Green Thumb: Spring: Springtime is time for garden problems
• How is the GOP doing?
• Bobby Ferrell Jefferson
• Vernard Odell Riggs
• Patricia Jane Deahl Boyd
• George Allen Gentry
• Prices
• Poor legislation
• Flag theft
• Bettis rental
• Voter ID
• Ignore annual Earth Hour nonsense
• Pirates dealing
• Four hurt in head-on crash
• 22nd MEU leaves early bound for Mediterranean
• Spring cleanup honors Charles Duffy Jr.
• Fundraiser benefits teen injured in motorcycle wreck
• Airport to display ECU students’ sculptures
• Sanfilippo shining at Greensboro
• Ed Wall: Some worthwhile advice: Take a kid fishing
• New boating access area opens in Jamesville
• Rommel drives on deep into Egypt
• Driver facing DWI charge after going into creek
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/24/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/24/2011
• New Bern Police Department incidents 3/24/2011
• Proposed bills could unite home schools, public schools
• Verona Purser Wall
• Vernard Odell Riggs
• Patricia Jane Boyd
• Noel A. Guyot
• Monique LaShue' Morris
• James Monroe Sutton
• Henry C. Riggs
• Douglas A. Varley
• Christopher Vandiver
• Pirate coaches pay a visit
• ‘Mad Dog’ of the Middle East
• All about basketball
• Spending priorities
• What’s in a name
• Giving praise where it is due: Good job, DOT
• Trucks collide in Havelock
• Resolution for Holden sent back to rules committee
• Successful public radio pledge campaign nears goal of $200,000
• City charter change moves to House
• Bridge from 1920s soon to be replaced
• Alderman praise garden program in Duffyfield
• The pressures of a student-athlete
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/23/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/23/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/23/2011
• New Bern Police Department incidents 3/23/2011
• County-wide student project presents musical ‘Hairspray’
• Acclaimed singer-songwriter offers free writing workshop
• DownEast sponsors contra dance
• Volunteers open house, training scheduled at Palace
• Pamlico group plays Trent River Coffee Co.
• Outdoor sculpture comes to airport
• Big Book Sale
• Civic youngsters’ ‘Willie Wonka’ opens Friday night
• Wilton A. Myatt
• Timothy John Gorton
• Jessie Elizabeth Hunter Moore
• Hilda Sadler Watson
• Faith P. Brook
• Agnes Tyson Watche
• Amendment that isn’t
• Lovely event
• Obama’s ‘Goldilocks’ doctrine
• Economics 101
• Donations needed
• Congress must stop Libya attack
• Denn case to reconvene Monday
• Debate on Holden pardon delayed by ‘scurrilous’ report
• Officials say threatened NPR funding cut won’t have a major local impact
• Havelock mulling inclusion in Mountains-to-Sea Trail
• Osprey from New River Air Station rescues downed pilot in Libya
• Cunningham Bridge still under state control
• Denn’s military court case continued to Monday
• Eddy Browning: Tribute to Malisise Stallings
• Shooting in Havelock sends one to hospital, another into custody
• Free family concert scheduled Friday at Garber church
• Sunshine Amendment vote delayed to Thursday
• New Bern Police incidents 3/22/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/22/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/22/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/22/2011
• Rosa Lee Dawson
• Mary Kenny Smith
• Mabel Elizabeth Thomas
• Louise A. Hebscher
• Frank L. Roark
• Estelle Muse Peterson
• Public should notice a bad bill
• Guns
• Thanks for concerns
• Knights’ yard sale
• ECU opens spring practice
• Scrubbing the blemishes
• And deeper in debt
• Craven, Pamlico, Jones jobless rates back to double digits
• Former Cherry Point CO sentenced in DWI case
• AT&T, T-Mobile expect union will help Eastern North Carolina
• A Cowboy Poem
• High cost of fuel
• Our airport
• On tab at Tuesday's New Bern aldermen meeting
• Aircraft in 26th MEU ‘did a pretty good job tearing them up’
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/21/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/21/2011
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 3/21/2011
• Trent Woods Police Department arrests, citations 3/21/2011
• River Bend Police Department arrests, citations 3/21/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 3/21/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/21/2011
• Roland Barker Higgins
• Bruce E. Branch
• Let’s not overreact on nuclear power
• Descendants of Declaration of Independence signers converge in New Bern
• Operation Medicine Drop slated for Wednesday
• NWS needs volunteers throughout Eastern North Carolina
• Neighbors: New Bern woman describes her physical and intellectual transformation
• Bill Hand: After New Bern fell, Washington was next
• Charlie Hall: Car show and more for a busy week
• Township 7 firefighter gets statewide honor
• Cherry Point Marines involved in Libya attack
• Kornegay-Winstead
• Cycling for a cause
• Daniel Livingston Stallings
• Sina Dale Land
• Ralph Harold Provost
• Paul Lee Brading
• Hattie Carter
• Stotesbury-Morris
• Cosmetology students aim to serve others with their talent
• College to name fountain in honor of deceased longtime administrator
• Pait - Rollheiser
• Ken Gruebel Column: Local authors continue to make literary history
• Jenkins-Gunn
• Huber-Morris
• Harley Elizabeth Marsh
• Kristi Stolzenberg Column: For military spouses, seeing is believing
• Holcombe-Fedchenko
• Faulkner-Vega
• High electric rates
• Way it works
• Motor thefts
• Public employees
• Lucky cat
• Unions
• ‘Another snout at the public trough’
• Apocalypse then
• Thinking like a master
• Magistrate Hargett sends disturbing message to citizens
• New Bern’s continuing soap opera
• RCC comes alive with home and garden
• KTSPORTS: A fun basketball season
• Barry Smith: ‘Sound, basic education’ at the heart of bill Perdue won’t sign or veto
• Bettis seeks support, unity against ElectriCities in Rocky Mount
• Vehicle overturns
• Elections director says future need for voting booths is apparent
• Betty Wood Thomas: Loftin family of Craven County
• Sunrise cruise
• Bettis’ comments create another albatross
• Years ago, he worked on Japan’s nuclear reactors
• Randy Foster: The newspaper dividing line
• Rosa Lee Dawson
• Esther Adams Johnson
• Bruce Branch
• Nuclear safety magnified abroad and here at home
• Jones introduces bill to preserve TRICARE rates
• City events fees put on hold by aldermen
• New Bern Police incidents: 03/18/2011
• Craven County arrests, citations: 3/18/2011
• Green Thumb Column: Many magnolia varieties are suitable for local landscapes
• Kids causing a racquet
• Earthquake brings back sad memories
• Time for serious leaders
• William A. Geiger
• Sue Marie Newsome
• Rocky Glenn Powell
• Randolph Y. Lund
• Mary Alice Latham Kent
• Kurt Groepler
• Joseph Jones
• Jessie May
• Grace Caulk Kirkland
• Ellis Coolidge Midgett
• Annie Elizabeth Fenner Johnson
• Albert Garland Morris
• Marine Corps, Navy want your business
• Proceed with caution in military meddling
• Farmers Market
• NPR appreciation
• McElhennon shining on links
• Brandt rejoins ECU’s weekend rotation
• Davis earns first college win
• Ed Wall: The Art and Science of Disappearing
• CCA North Carolina seeks game fish status
• Retiree has suggestions for solving Japan’s nuclear disaster and preventing similar disasters in the U.S.
• Tom Philpott: Surprise appointment intrudes on TRICARE fee debate
• U.S. 17 project ahead of schedule, more funding possible
• Obama should lead that parade
• Studying China’s intentions
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/17/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 3/17/2011
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 3/17/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/17/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/17/2011
• Randolph Y. Lund
• Myrtle W. Murphy
• Marian Morgan
• Lt. Col. Joh E. Barrow
• Louise A. Hebscher
• Grace Caulk Kirkland
• Ellis Coolidge Midgett
• Elaine H. Lewis
• Bobby Eugene Strickland
• Amelia Milligan Williams Pledger
• Yancey Finley Annas
• William A. Geiger
• New Bern electric rates
• Transparency that is helpful
• Pirates look to build on season
• Overheated fish tank starts fire in New Bern home
• City staff proposes property tax increase
• Study suggests raising New Bern water rates
• RCS braces for increased food distribution demands
• Spring Home and Garden Show inspires home enhancement
• Marines will use Navy and Marine versions of jets
• Sheriff's office seeking help with break-ins
• Havelock chief warns of scams
• Havelock mulling inclusion in Mountains-to-Sea Trail
• Sunshine amendment gets committee OK
• Bill would elevate Sneads Ferry event into the state shrimp festival
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/16/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/16/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 3/16/2011
• Meth discovery from 2009 ends with 23-year sentence
• Clifton Earl Stowe
• Wesley Harding Gaskill
• Paula Diann Dixon
• Oscar Lee Ipock
• Curtis Lee Blount
• Back with us
• Exercise
• Editorial weak
• Mexico beefing up the border
• U.S. 70 highway holdup end in sight in New Bern
• Oysters plentiful this year, limit increased
• Longtime Grantsboro mayor Stowe remembered
• Perils of Governor No
• Major damage in Vanceboro house fire
• New Bern man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• New Bern Police incidents as of 03/15/11
• Vanceboro Police Department arrests, citations 3/15/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/15/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/15/2011
• N.C. Alcohol Law Enforcement arrests, citations 3/15/2011
• Small claims lawsuit against New Bern mayor dismissed
• Jones County Sheriff’s Office arrests, citations 3/15/2011
• Turn canned soup into something special
• Irish need not apply
• Irish need not apply
• Happy St. Patrick’s Day
• Rudolph Greenway
• John Franklin Joyner
• Jesse E. Baker
• Jeremy Adam Atwood
• Douglas E. Iaroli
• Clifton Earl Stowe
• Blanche Elizabeth White Barber
• Annie Elizabeth Fenner Johnson
• Freer economies endure quakes better
• Businesses dependent on fuel feeling the pain
• Magistrate now at Craven Judicial Center
• Oktoberfest anyone?
• Mr. President: Lead or get out of the way
• Terminal groins bill gets another try in House
• Laura’s Law goes to the Senate
• Deputy crashes after high-speed chase
• Foreclosure workshop offered for distressed homeowners
• Pirates open tourney Tuesday
• Continuing to build
• Wright guilty, will never leave prison
• New Bern Police Department incidents 3/14/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/14/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/14/2011
• N.C. Alcohol Law Enforcement arrests, citations 3/14/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/14/2011
• New Bern’s preparations for Civil War depicted
• Bill Hand: Happy birthday, Elks Lodge No. 742
• Charlie Hall's Week Ahead: History, music and good food on tap this week
• Nurturing nature follows Craven woman throughout career
• Government lies
• Thanks
• Health care
• Charter schools help or hindrance?
• Thomas H. Wiggs
• Paula D. Dixon
• Janie A. Porter
• Helen Zizila Garrison
• Clarita Moore Wordlaw
• Chester Earl Murphy
• Bernard Tingle
• Amy Cox Dove
• Sunshine Week and your right to know
• Wright, Pirates blank Rutgers
• Students from different walks of life achieve spots among ‘the great’
• Engineers gear up for summer middle school activity camp
• Jordan-Bizzell
• Davis-Smith
• Longley-Hamilton
• White-Dishman
• Marks-Brownell
• Kornegay-Winstead
• A Reader Writes: The quilters
• A Reader Writes: Charlie and the Big Rock
• Ironman inspires dialysis patients
• PotashCorp Eco Lodge construction progressing
• Randy Foster: Things that go bump in the night
• Foreclosure workshop offered for distressed homeowners
• Terminal groins bill receives initial approval
• Betty Wood Thomas: John Heath and free persons of color
• Civil War Battle of New Bern Union sword returns home
• KTSPORTS: Cherish the moments
• Violet Tompkins Smith
• Mildred Virginia Jones Kestner
• Helen Z. Garrison
• Donald Charles Bowen
• Clara Banks Hardison Eldridge
• Agustus Hill
• Vets lead Pirates to tourney win
• Historic day in Raleigh: Veto sustained
• Dinner fundraiser to benefit senior pharmacy program
• Camellias popular flower for Eastern North Carolina gardeners
• Principal doused with condiments as reward for successful fundraiser
• Let's fire NPR
• Seasonal indicator
• Wisconsin
• Let’s get serious
• What it means
• Unions
• Teachers
• Teachers
• Corrections
• Unions and workers
• Is it worth it?
• Congratulations
• Randy Foster: Visitors to the SJ newsroom
• Wright takes stand in own defense
• Bettis alleges extortion in failed rental agreement
• Sanfilippo shining at Greensboro
• Clara B. Eldridge
• Chester Earl Murphy
• Olivia Sophie Gilliam
• George Sheldon Peed
• Office property owner files claim against New Bern mayor
• Local University Women chapter honors local women with library exhibit
• Marines, sailors win hearts and minds by healing
• Marine company moves into ‘Green Zone’
• Tom Philpott Column: VA told to shape caregiver rules to ‘will of Congress’
• DOT may close crossing at Brick Kiln Road
• Pirates take down top-seeded UAB
• ECU’s Wright blossoms as starter
• Wright murder trial video depicts graphic scene
• River Bend gets state accounting excellence award
• The myth of the evil price gougers
• Prices
• Gas prices
• Back with us
• Ed Wall: Shad signal spring has sprung
• Coast Guard Auxiliary schedules boating course
• Theo Selby Deal
• Roberta S. Winterson
• Michael S. Russell
• Jeanette Warner Whitlatch
• Grace Cowan Ballard Lachicotte
• Dorothy Gray Allen Fagan
• Curtis Lee Blount
• Bessie Garman
• Andrew Allen Leswing
• City officials go to Washington looking for electric rate relief
• Jones seeks war timetable, gas price relief
• ArtWalk set for Friday evening
• City term limits called unconstitutional
• Too much automation
• Sheen
• Vegan diet
• Some thoughts
• Community band spring concert Tuesday at Grover C. Fields
• Leys leads a walk down history lane
• Friday Flick features classic ‘Harvey’
• ‘Hairspray’ cast hits streets for intro film
• Couple brings harmonies to Trent River Coffee Co.
• Tryon Palace hosts 'Confederate Life in New Bern'
• Let’s hear it for the underdogs
• Death scene described in vivid testimony
• Colleen Fay Graham
• Charles Stewart Williams
• Bryon Dexter Brimmage
• Anne Marie Collison DellaMorte
• Verna Ray Johnson Hickman
• Memphis Lee Hickman
• Jeanette Baysden Boyd
• Jean Nolon Jones
• Dan Glasgow
• 'Hats' on
• Libya has us hoist on our own petard
• Children picked to open New Bern time capsule in 2060
• Committee OKs barrier structures
• Two businesses gutted in Havelock fire
• Women’s shelter continues efforts against abuse in three counties
• Widow recalls last moments with her slain husband
• Volunteer battlefield maintenance scheduled Saturday
• Sunshine amendment opponents voice concerns
• Palombo may challenge Jones
• For final cool days, soup’s a cookin’
• Craven County arrests, citations: 3/9/2011
• On Libya, too many questions
• Jury seated; first witness to be called Tuesday afternoon
• Uses of antisemitism
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/8/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/8/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/8/2011
• Myra Lupton Edwards
• Keith Douglas Hasher
• Kathleen Murphy Ramsey
• Jimmy Wayne Bryant
• Irene Mosley Davis
• Gretchen Deichmann Speer
• Ardith Shirley Dunn
• Approach to teaching
• First lady attacks
• Fuel and food prices
• Even scoundrels shall be protected
• Pirates start busy stretch at Campbell
• Opening statements expected Tuesday in murder trial
• New Bern sewer spill reported
• New Bern charter changes considered in Raleigh
• Soup for the Soul drive nets 1,726 cans
• Fallen tree darkens Fairfield Harbour
• FIRST step toward America’s future
• 2 p.m.: No jurors seated yet in trial of Wright
• Fox’s revolving-door pols make our heads spin
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/7/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/7/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/7/2011
• Sadie Gilliam Dickert
• Myra Lupton Edwards
• Fannie Forehand Mylett
• Cynthia Y. Carroll
• Questionable
• National anthem
• Lincoln and God
• Closing access to government in tiny bites
• Bill Hand: New Bern’s numbers over the years
• Michaels opens at New Bern Mall
• Week Ahead: Second downtown New Bern ArtWalk of season comes Friday
• Neighbors: New Bern author publishes new book
• Trial starts Monday in Dry Monia Road murder, attempted murder
• Growth past and future
• Randy Foster: Weather or not, spring is coming
• Patiently not obsessing
• Willis-Robertson
• Sherry-Droese
• Mindset Mechanic: Energy flows where attention goes
• McMillan-Mitterling
• Lupton-Hicks
• Lark-Heath
• Pamlico Community College’s compensatory education program helps students reach past limitations
• Gaskins-Carnwath
• A reader writes: Driving while cell phone impaired
• Craven Community College student invited to study opera in Italy this summer
• Armstrong-Williams
• Emma Sue Stilley Lewis
• Colleen Fay Graham
• Clifton A. Mayfield
• Bernice Lupton
• Alvah Carl Cayton
• Wilford Philyaw
• Myra Lupton Edwards Arthur
• Kristi Stolzenberg: Military spouses well versed in art of forming friendships
• Fannie Forehand Mylett
• Grading New Bern High
• Who’s watching?
• Voter ID
• Left to pass
• In-patient hospice care
• Abortions
• Union labor
• City adds two posts
• Wasteful spending
• Thanks to everyone
• More on Wisconsin
• Shop locally
• GOP’s weirdness faction
• Wyatt Samuel Midgett
• Barry Smith: Legislation would modify certain election processes
• Train show exciting for young, old alike
• Commissioners to examine 911 operations merger, receive highway report
• Betty Wood Thomas: The Heath Family line continues into 19th Century
• KTSPORTS: As Sheen says, it’s about winning
• Governor vetoes bill to join anti-healthcare lawsuit
• Walter Stipanovich
• Martha Bell Berry Jones
• John Daniel Glasgow
• Frederic Anton Moritz
• David E. Clark
• Bessie Shaw Garman
• State cuts
• Downtown business
• Pushing needed sunshine to voters
• Maness pitches Pirates past Pepperdine
• Time extension facilitated additional farmland tax rate adjustments
• Thanks to CARTS
• Master gardening program offers wealth of information, training
• Pirates visit UAB in finale
• Going after public employees? Really?
• Information sought
• One charge against former Cherry Point commander dismissed
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/4/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/4/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/4/2011
• Case for good food and bread
• Rematch for N.C. governor
• Michael Patrick McCaffrey
• Larry D. Titus
• John Holliday Coward
• Jean N. Jones
• Irene Moseley Davis
• Herbert Fisher
• George Wazeka
• Frances Ernestine McCotter
• Carolyn Mae Henry Lewis
• Robert F. McGregor
• Richard Henry Daniels
• Paul Gaston White
• Teaching
• Ahem, governor: walk the walk
• Retirement
• Guns
• McElhennon shines at golf invite
• Ed Wall: The ‘Sport of Kings’ in the 21st century
• Youth shooting tournaments scheduled
• Sought for questioning
• Marines clear multiple IEDs from Afghan village
• Annual ABC sale features hundreds of donated items
• UPDATE: Man killed at PotashCorp mining facility
• Arrests made in Tuesday shooting at Craven Terrace
• Oh, to be a teacher in Milwaukee
• Poll indicates North Carolinians closely divided on health care reform
• Budget delays wasting billions, harming readiness
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/3/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/3/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/3/2011
• Arrests made in Tuesday shooting at Craven Terrace
• Essie Brinkley Barefoot
• Cecil Lynn Eason
• Perice Donald Brown
• Norma Jane Jones
• Larry D. Titus
• John Holliday Coward
• Frances Ernestine McCotter
• Unions
• New Census data shows 13.2 percent Craven growth
• Immigration enforcer
• Marine Corps steps up training exercises
• Ballet students invited to summer dance school
• March artists of month honored
• Tryon Palace hosts ‘Confederate Life in New Bern’
• Annual train show this weekend at New Bern High
• Talented professionals pay tribute to Sondheim
• Complex to close, more than 200 seeking homes
• Sports and movies: the local version
• Crash causes outage, sends one to hospital
• This isn’t mere duplication; it’s unbridled idiocy
• His lyrics, melodies reassure, comfort
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/2/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/2/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/2/2011
• On the road to New Orleans
• First lady’s fitness versus her critics
• Perice Donald Brown
• Nettie Marie Crooms
• Mavis M. Saulter
• Lawrence J. Dole
• James Arthur Stanley
• Charles Long
• Carolyn May Henry Lewis
• Defense of Marriage Act
• Electric rates
• Getting the word out
• Concern mounts with regional council oversight
• Eddy Browning: Good breakfast is of the highest importance
• Armstrong notches win on hill
• State Democratic Party boss urges change
• Restaurant, customers join together for children’s hospital benefit
• Hagan bill encourages energy jobs
• Newport waste site to get new scales
• Update: Man wounded in Craven Terrace shooting
• New Bern PD adding officers
• Last of former Carteret deputies sentenced in drug fund embezzlement case
• New dispatcher standards would require big bucks
• Top chefs roll out best dishes for Riverkeeper fundraiser
• Marines, students honor Montford Point Marines
• Stakes high as Memphis visits ECU
• Craven County Sheriff’s Office incidents 3/1/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 3/1/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 3/1/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 3/1/2011
• William Edward Gaskins
• Tempie O'Neal Lupton
• Mary Watson
• Martha Bell Berry Jones
• Herbert Fisher
• Glenwood L. Weatherly
• Carrie Beatrice Whitfield Kelley
• Billie Ruth Bentinck
• Warming causing cooling?
• Sense of place
• Dozen arrested on drug charges in Pamlico
• Reading Fun Day
• Abandoned animals
• Do the math, then solve
• Suspect in alleged shooting, kidnapping turns self in
• Perdue in Washington upbeat about economy
• Play with a purpose
• Biz Watch: Real estate agents specialize in distressed properties
• Guinness World Record holder dies
• Fire at New Bern High School
• Man missing since January found in river
• Craven sheriff’s deputy struck, taken to hospital
• New Bern Police Department incidents for 02/28/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for Craven County for 02/28/2011
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 02/28/2011
• Havelock Police Department incidents for 02/28/2011
• George L. Baka
• William Grant Morton
• Patricia Anne Skipper
• Editorial wrong
• Right repeatedly
• Pirate killings senseless
• Budget priorities
• How Rahm defused the race bomb
• Research background strengthens his credentials as a volunteer
• City fire chief honored by Main Street program
• New lottery scam spurs warning
• Week Ahead: Climb aboard for theater, concerts and a train show
• Bill Hand: Palace had a heyday, but it was very brief
• Party chair here for Monday night’s meeting of Craven Democrats
• Navy practice air strip search continues
• Randy Foster: Technology that pulls us apart
• Getting the message out
• Letting the cream rise
• Rufus Allen Tetterton
• Robert F. McGregor
• Norma Jane Jones
• James Arthur Stanley
• George Sloan
• Evelyn Adams Purser
• Clifton A. Mayfield
• Charles Long
• Alton T. Langley
• William Kerns
• Electric bill
• Rail plan a joke
• Wisconsin troubles
• Social justice
• Big competitor
• History revised
• College seeks community input, offers tax seminar
• Automotive technology students roll out ‘greener’ pickup
• A Reader Writes: The great mattress fire at Union Point Park
• Ken Gruebel Book Column: The latest, and the last, of a great series
• Kristi Stolzenberg Column: Sending care packages to troops shows gratitude
• KTSPORTS: Rollergirls bring pain, fun
• Artist draws inspiration from the outdoors
• King-Abner
• Lopes-Woods
• Havelock’s Jaramillo, Smith earn state titles
• Wells-Wilson
• Kroeger-Page
• Elizabeth Grace Brown
• Olsen-Miller
• Betty Wood Thomas: Heath Family chronology, continued
• Conservation educational tool available
• Achieving stardom includes hard work, dedication, courage
• Imaginations flourish at Seuss reading event
• Masons amass a trove of historic documents
• Rufus Allen Tetterton
• Irene Fillingame Morris
• Frederick Delano Holt
• Elizabeth Anne Motto
• Edward C. Armstrong
• Charlotte Rhodes Brock
• Blame game
• Point of view
• House Republicans must have a secret
• New Bern Police Department incidents: 2/25/2011
• Pamlico County Sheriff’s Office arrests, citations: 2/25/2011
• Craven County arrests, citations: 2/25/2011
• Middle school students get close look at water quality issues
• Census data about to be released
• Yacht club forced out of its rental home
• Target hosts reading program Saturday
• Getting ready for spring includes clean-up and planting
• New Bern’s No. 2 cop leaving for new job
• Ring City Rollergirls present Annatomic Explosion
• Wilson caps season in style
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 02/25/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests and citations for 02/25/2011
• Craven County incidents for 02/25/2011
• Perdue tries to box
• Military groups divide over bump in TRICARE fees
• Dale M. Maxhimer
• Carrie Beatrice Whitfield Kelley
• Thelma Ipock Willis
• Richard Edward Jaros
• Liston Edward Williams
• John M. Wassel
• Henry Stoner Heffley
• Gaetano T. Viglione
• In cash we trust, but unions we bust
• Arab revolt
• Food for thought
• Is North Carolina next for anarchy?
• Government compensation
• Passing lane
• CCSAP thanks
• Local gas prices jacked
• Same sex marriage ban aims to protect definition of marriage
• Pirates visit No. 10 UVa
• Pirates hold off UTEP
• Ed Wall: Beagles and bunnies — it just doesn’t get any better
• Safety tips for boat heaters
• Cherry Point Marines begin one-year deployment to Afghanistan
• Standing on one foot
• Never to be forgotten, honoring the names
• New mortar system fires first combat rounds
• Yacht club forced out of its rental home
• Touch of Class Art Show opens Friday night
• Repeat DWI offender bill moves forward
• Toll road opponents made their voices heard
• Engineering lesson
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 2/24/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/24/2011
• Maureen Davis Bivona
• Mary Elizabeth West Fatherly
• Dr. Verna Young Barefoot
• Ratio presents musical show in New Bern, Morehead City
• Show runs one more weekend
• RiverTowne’s comic ‘Hats! The Musical’ concludes this weekend
• Library offers variety of computer classes
• Annual ABC sale items continue to be collected
• Community band hosts spring concert in New Bern
• World-famous candy man comes to Civic stage
• Music, humor and message in 'Godspell'
• Police arrest suspect in Havelock robbery case
• Aldermen adjust budget process timeline
• Mobile planetarium enhances space education
• Seminar to focus on living with ICD
• Same ol’ same ol’
• Fairfield Harbour
• Anti-litter options
• Gadhafi’s number may be up
• Longtime court clerk retires
• UNC-Duke rivalry, I am on board　
• UPDATED: 17 children taken to hospital after wreck involving school bus
• Mary Margaret Rhodes Overbee
• Kentley H. Easley
• Edward Shapiro
• Earl Sanford Curry
• Curtis Greene
• Ronald E. Snell
• Missing element
• Crisis offers union-busting opportunity
• North Carolina needs a lesson on teaching history
• Shop local
• Thanks, to teachers
• Hot pursuit
• Bridges stress ingenuity
• Warm ending
• New Bern Police Department incidents 2/22/2011
• Pamlico County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 2/22/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents 2/22/2022
• Court date for accused colonel delayed
• Lawmaker seeks protection against coastal erosion
• Bill regulating ElectriCities introduced
• Warren’s journey
• ECU looks to end skid
• City of New Bern starting its own cable channel starting April 1
• Pamlico County returns $1 million in water fees lawsuit settlement
• Eddy Browning: Make her happy with breakfast in bed
• Lindsey Mathes: Time arrives for me to say to good-bye
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/22/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 2/22/2011
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 2/22/2011
• River Bend Police Department arrests, citations 2/22/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 2/22/2011
• Bank robbery in Havelock
• Cynthia Royce Stiles Carter
• Betsy Fulcher Edwards
• Louise Stanley Oldham
• James Edward 'Pete' White
• Birthers and breast-pump critics help Obama
• Vandalism
• Cemetery vandalism
• Craven commissioners brace for tax refunds
• Lawmaker seeks protection against coastal erosion
• Craven public health leader dies
• Craven County foreclosures up slightly, expected to peak this year
• Renowned fisherman’s final project now part of museum
• Laura Oleniacz: Restaurant offers delivered meals for seniors
• In the center of the storm
• How to deny a birthright
• Doing multiculturalism right
• Watson for president
• Creep of inflation
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/21/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 2/21/2011
• Alcohol Law Enforcement arrests, citations 2/21/2011
• Havelock Police Department incidents
• Gardens and guns
• Happy Presidents Day
• Mildred Riggs Taylor
• Austin Zundel
• Perdue should establish tone
• Electric power
• Blowing hot air
• Fairfield Harbour
• African American Read-In features eclectic mix
• Sunday Jazz Showcase draws 300 to New Bern
• Dry weather means burning ban in place
• Craven kindergarten registration date announced
• 92-year-old ‘Doc’ Dougherty’ doesn’t seek excitement, it seeks him
• The Shopper sees new management
• Bill Hand: Garrison life: You know the drill
• Timeline set for developing city spending plan
• Charlie Hall: Graveyards to gemstones to ‘Godspell’ among the week’s offerings
• Wrestling sacred cows
• Civility and manners
• Military ‘friendly’
• Going through motions
• Concert at ECU
• Candidates, priorities
• Health care
• Immigration
• Invasive government
• Olsen-Miller
• Pavuk-Garner
• Mia Christin Moore
• Sophia Ann Sutton
• Project-based instructional model offers alternative to traditional teaching methods
• Randy Foster: Priced to sell – or not
• Achievement amid bad news
• Barry Smith: State budget proposal spurs commentary
• Longtime college employee receives state award
• KTSPORTS: A day at the ballpark
• Kids having a ball with lacrosse
• Jesse Williams
• James Gray Lewis
• Barry Edwin Townsend
• Zimmy Livingston Bryan
• William R. Brown
• Vertie Lovick Patrick
• Theron Delwood Humphrey
• Sylvia J. Widener
• Rosezina Toodle
• Mary Lee George Dozier
• Deceptive Obama budget still bloated
• Cleanup
• Obama budget
• Pamlico deputies make arrests for drugs, say more coming
• Craven County arrests, citations: 2/18/2011
• Grand opening
• Disposal event offers safe way to get rid of chemicals
• Dining Out Can Be Delicious, Healthy and Environmentally Conscious
• New Bern student named National Merit Scholarship finalist
• Controlled burn should be done by 4 p.m.
• New Bern Police incidents 2/18/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/18/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 2/18/2011
• Censor the Constitution, too
• We need an actual budget for actual lives
• Politics of ignorance?
• Looking at America
• Snodie Lee Moore
• Paul Anthony Battreall
• Maureen Davis Bivona
• Leslie Dewey Strayhorn
• Jonah Nickolas Simmons
• Emma Marie DuPree
• Daniel Burke Kerr
• Alfred S. Pfeil
• Repeat DWI offenders should face tougher penalties
• Civitans collecting canned soup for Salvation Army
• Armed and ready
• Unheralded Pirates open today
• Ed Wall: Young guide has found his calling
• Budget surprises: Mild TRICARE fee hike, no new ‘CR’ money
• Roanoke River striper season opens March 1
• MERCI Clinic vandalized to tune of $1,200
• New Bern Police incidents
• Arrest made for vandalism at car lots
• Sunday Jazz Showcase makes 22nd appearance in New Bern
• Pamlico deputies make arrests for drugs, say more coming
• Budget or card trick?
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/17/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 2/17/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 2/17/2011
• Perdue unveils $19.9B budget for next year
• Honor Flight schedules May 4 trip
• Robert Joseph 'Bob' Schmidt
• Mary Frances Mullenix
• Luna Barber Morris
• John Muth
• Jane Mary Kolka Podraskie
• Ellinor Marie Jordan
• David Gerald Southcomb
• Carol Powell Dessasau
• Sophia George Frazier
• State gives up a losing battle
• Anti-conservative rhetoric
• Rate increases
• Constitution 101
• NBPD volunteers
• Fortunate
• Case for untying Gulliver
• SB13 passes legislature, awaits Gov.’s decision
• State legislators make progress toward new DWI law
• Black history programs include gospel, educational events
• Program at Havelock Middle spotlights Black History Month
• Fisheries catch share program questioned
• Brown off to sizzling start
• Arrest made in connection to Neuse Blvd. break-ins
• Traitor to my cause
• Star blogger’s hard-learned lessons
• Craven County Sheriff’s Office arrests, citations arrests, citations 2/16/2011
• New Bern Police Department incidents 2/16/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 2/16/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 2/16/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/16/2011
• Trent Woods Police Department arrests, citations 2/16/2011
• Cornelius Fox
• Annette Mabry
• Luna Barber Morris
• Geneva Bonneau Ryan-Christensen
• Democracy in the Middle East
• Perdue’s bag mixed, not empty
• Ethics in government
• Long-time secretary honored with auditorium naming
• Eddy Browning: Romance is still in the air
• Lindsey Mathes: Just the right rub of chipotle and sweet brown sugar
• Physicians use merger to preserve independence
• Hancock Street rails get facelift along three-block area
• DMV offices will be closed on Monday
• Council of Governments loses another representative
• New Bern Police Department incidents 2/15/2011
• Jones County Sheriff’s Office arrests, citations 2/15/2011
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 2/15/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 2/15/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/15/2011
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 2/15/2011
• Local legislators have positive reaction to Perdue’s state address
• Bertie Small Lilly
• Aaron Chauvin
• Thelma Rollins
• Sophia George Frazier
• Magdalene Swindell Jones
• Lydia Ruth Jones Oakley
• Leslie Dewey Strayhorn
• Leah Noble Riggs
• Jonah Simmons
• Jacob Roth Puryear
• Fredrick Frank Zimmerman
• Edna S. Cook
• Offended by cartoon
• Code words
• Smart people needed
• School calendars are local concern
• In defense of custom
• Mandela’s lesson for Egypt
• Why we need romance
• Education, small business focus of Perdue’s State of the State
• GOP gives response to Gov. Perdue’s State of the State
• New Bern's Perdue delivers State of the State
• Biz Watch: Downtown businesses on the move
• Seeking beauty skin deep
• Assisted living facility residents wed on Valentine’s Day
• Illegal burn spreads, threatens homes
• Valentine’s Day brings back loving memories
• Perdue to deliver State of the State tonight
• Emerald Golf Club burglarized
• Truck overturns, killing one
• New Bern Police Department incidents 2/14/2011
• Havelock Police incidents for 02/14/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 02/14/2011
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 02/14/2011
• Warning issued against outdoor burning
• Sophia Frazier
• Paula Anderson
• Clayton A. Womble
• Tanks vs. Twitter
• Retired long-time Sunday school teacher still shares her Valentine’s cards
• Opinions and comments
• Second-hand smoke
• Climate change
• Practice fire safety measures
• Valentine's Ball with the Marines
• McCrory poised to speak with Craven GOP
• Week Ahead: Grant and Smith concert slated for Saturday
• Bill Hand: William Tryon’s daughter, and her sad fate
• Judith Ann Miller Sydow
• Carolyn Rouse Robinson
• Beth L. White
• Robbins-Cumbo
• Tuttle-Norman
• Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Henshaw
• LaFollette-Femrite
• Parker-Binkley
• McGuinness-Hines
• Koury Aniya Brock
• Kristi Stolzenberg Column: Practical advice helps military families settle in
• Old helicopter brings new opportunities
• Eroding Constitution
• Gas and oil
• Shop around
• Quit whining
• Small business
• Help the citizens
• Role models
• Just say ‘no’
• Immigration issues
• Satire in response
• Superlatives
• Amendment would bolster rights
• Enough with all this dang beauty
• Communication technology creates worldwide neighborhood
• Following William Heath, and his acquisition of land
• Barry Smith: N.C. Dems reject GOP ‘olive branch’
• GOP’s defense dilemma
• Antique appraisals bring pleasant surprises
• KTSPORTS: Thanks for the memories, Pops
• It’s still the land of Lincoln
• Robert Joseph Schmidt
• Maureen Bivona
• Julia Heath Gault
• Bryan Rudolph Jones
• Annie Louise Baker
• Pirates look to stay in thick of race
• Illegal immigration poses legal dilemma
• Snow with a chance of e-mails
• Two teens in custody, suspected in car break-in
• Man faces drug charges
• New Bern Police Incidents: 2-11-2011
• Craven County Arrests and Citations: 2-11-2011
• Library has busy day planned with Shakespeare competition, auditorium dedication
• Grapes and berries: Good and nutritious
• West of New Bern fire district rating improves
• ECCOG has new president
• East Carolina COG to revise loan procedures
• Antique shoppers look for history, stories behind pieces
• Lessons learned, including from unlikely genius
• Horns of a fiscal dilemma
• Roy Mitchell
• Marvin Anderson
• Leonoa Berry Lupton
• Leonard A. Hawkins
• Herman Earl Robinson
• Curtis T. Simmons
• Two things
• Dental clinic praise
• States need an out for Obamacare
• Traffic accident causes lane closure
• Empty soup bowls spell success for sold out fundraiser
• New Bern Police incidents and citations for 02/10/2011
• Late-season squirrels can be a winter challenge.
• Outdoor notes: Boaters need extra vigilance at the gas pump
• Luebs hits for career high
• New Bern Police Department incidents 2/10/2011
• Search continues for missing Craven County man
• Havelock Police Department arrests and citations for 02/10/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations in Craven County for 02/10/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's arrests and citations for 02/10/2011
• New Bern Michaels store opening date set
• Snow 9:45 a.m.: Images of the morning snowfall
• Burned warriors eyed for cell regeneration trial
• Snow 9 a.m.: Craven Community College closed
• Why does the GOP celebrate Reagan?
• 8:20 a.m.: District Court on a two-hour delay
• Snow 7:45 a.m.: Craven schools closed
• Snow 7 a.m.: Light snow, fog and mist
• Snow 6:00 a.m.: Slushy mix on Craven roads
• Snow 5:15 a.m.: About an inch has fallen in the New Bern area
• Snow blankets Craven: schools delayed
• With the bad weather, we offer you a chance to try our e-paper free
• Riggs protests removal from East Carolina Council board
• Taxpayers on hook for agency’s bad loans
• Gregory Darnell Miller
• George Hamilton Bryan
• Ann Wadley Wing
• Michael Patrick McCaffrey
• Mary Street Hurt
• Lila Mae Powell Pearson
• Act of kindness
• Stop the arguing
• You don’t hire just to hire, Mr. President
• Second murder suspect in custody
• Age is just a number in RiverTowne’s comic ‘Hats! The Musical’
• This one is Egypt’s to lose
• Military personnel overtaxed, Craven County discovers
• Police dog detects marijuana after traffic stop
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 2/9/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 2/9/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 2/9/2011
• Weather delays and closures announced
• Boyd pleads guilty to terrorism charges
• Lillie Battle Richards
• Joyce Jennette Bell Parker
• Gregory Darnell Miller
• George Hamilton Bryan
• Dorothy Lee Collins Stansberry
• Annie Louise Baker
• Ada Lee Staton Chapman
• William Henry Douglas
• Ovella Felton
• Mildred Hardison Heat Duncan
• Meredith Staton Cherry
• Linda Annette Stocks Cook
• Deposit bill
• Happy anniversary
• City offers Brunswick electric rate incentive
• Reagan knew about socialism
• Craven tax listing deadline extended
• Cooking with Christine: No need to be delicate on the appetizers
• Eddy Browning: Helping gents deliver Valentine’s Day dinner
• Laura’s Law repeat DWI offender bill filed
• $500,000 grant goes to Pamlico County for housing
• Lindsey Mathes: Keeping snacks light and flavorful
• BSH gets $142,899 grant for energy efficient lighting
• Craven woman sentenced in methamphetamine case
• N.C. aquaculture conference this week
• Wilson a Super Bowl champion
• Brave new world
• Where the liberal money really goes
• Another wintry mix in store for Thursday
• New Bern Police Department incidents 2/8/2011
• Craven County Sheriff’s Office incidents 2/8/2011
• Second suspect sought in Vanceboro homicide
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 2/8/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 2/8/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/8/2011
• Grave Hovhanesian Ruge
• Gary Adam Kraich Hill
• Priorities, not diet
• Thanks, from Civitans
• EPA overreach igniting uprising
• Palace plans free shuttle service for visitors
• Annual antique show benefits restoration efforts in New Bern
• Grant reimburses for new hires
• Chamber music festival schedules February three-day event
• Laura Oleniacz: Verizon gears for iPhone launch
• Skype makes Black History connection
• Local firm gets contract to spruce up White House gates
• Shedding my David Cassidy hair
• Sphinx without a riddle
• Arrest made in Vanceboro murder
• Bill Hand: What a difference 100 years make
• New Bern Police Department incidents
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 2/7/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/7/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 2/7/2011
• Velma 'Hoppy' Andrews Wells
• Robert Earl James
• Marie A. Thompson
• Florence Delaware Woodruff
• Emma Earl Grant
• Eleanor M. Moore
• Charlie Emmett Britt
• Anthony Keith
• Support BSH
• End patronage system
• Reasons to cool it on global warming
• Charlie Hall's Week Ahead: Feel good this week with worthy fundraisers
• Civic Theatre celebrates successes of 2010 season with reviews, awards
• Crowd pleasers: Local eateries prep for the Super Bowl
• Ella Louise Jones
• Eddie Lee Howell
• David Averill
• Charlie Emmett Britt
• Anthony Keith
• Ann W. Stamm
• Wayne Leonard Dysinger
• Robert E. James
• Rev. Russell W. Conner
• Nellie Christine Batson Broughton
• Marie A. Thompson
• Linwood Alonzo Pope
• James Richard Parham
• Francis E. Richardson
• Emma E. Grant
• Smith-Pelletier
• Retired educator, author looks to the past to see future
• Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mendes
• Moser-West
• Koen-Coward
• For children in times of deployment be proctive
• Craven Community College team advances to regional cyber defense competition
• Pirates hold on to beat UCF
• Taking care of Earth, living wisely while here
• Truth over propaganda
• Information fosters understanding of PTSD
• Will of John Heath shares knowledge of his life
• Watching Egypt through a lens darkly
• Barry Smith Column
• Symphony players enjoy interaction with students
• Court’s video system ready to roll
• Spoiling for a fight in Ohio
• Nuisance ordinance remains work in progress
• Students take plunge for a cause
• CarolinaEast pumps up heart disease awareness
• Some Craven commissioners are all ears
• Craven County's lone death row inmate has few appeals left
• Packers’ Wilson keeping God first
• KTSPORTS: Additions coming to sports
• Brothers under the skin
• Pirates look for better shooting vs. UCF
• Contradicting comments
• Sober reminders
• Old North State shining brightly
• Symphony seating time set
• Tourism agencies offer business programs
• Judi Lloyd Column: Small changes lead to ‘going green’
• Green Thumb column: Timing is important when fertilizing landscape
• East Coast bases put distributors of spice on the banned list
• Hundreds greet new Oriental dancing dragon
• Work and prayer mix at local business
• Snowzilla
• Flood on the Nile: Of great events and little men
• Why the state should have sued
• Russell Conner
• Mary Hurt
• Grant Leroy Gable
• Francis Richardson
• Eddie Howell
• Ambrose Philip McCoy
• Sanderson scores
• Electric rates
• Hate speech
• U.S. must let Egyptians hash it out
• Fire destroys Dover residence
• Accused terrorist expected to plead guilty in New Bern
• Radio Free ENC expands to 103.9
• A few cures for ‘February Fever’
• Outdoor notes: Sportsmen can help wildlife at tax time
• Pirates welcome 27 in football
• Glenburnie crash knocks down utility line
• Racial identity no longer a ‘black’ and ‘white’ issue
• Untold story of the Super Bowl
• My winter ‘to do’ or ‘not to do’ lists
• Eastern N.C. barbecue lovers probably didn't like Michelle Obama's remark
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 2/3/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 2/3/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 2/3/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/3/2011
• Winifred Bennett Paradine
• William Stein
• Shirley Hardee Penny
• Micajah Mattocks Weeks
• M. L. Sherwood
• Lila Ann Ipock French
• Joseph Wallace Lewis
• Joseph Benjamin Rawls
• Dollie Jeffries Leary
• Christine Farmer Taylor
• Charles Black
• Audrae C. Ashton
• Arvey O. Bartlett
• Andrew Abney
• Editorial appreciated
• Personal physician
• Thanks for my smile
• Sticks and stones
• Powerful historical stories take center stage in Black History events
• Police arrest burglary, assault suspect
• Mining the social issues
• Pupils hear it from the trooper’s mouth
• A happy Pirate
• Have you seen this man? Contact police
• New Bern is site of plea hearing in terror case
• Craven Sheriff’s investigators identify victim in Vanceboro shooting
• Second arrest in New Bern McDonald’s armed robbery
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/2/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 2/2/2011
• ElectriCities members hopeful that Duke, Progress merger will lead to lower rates
• Reagan and Obama, differently similar
• Just the person, not the weapon
• Early spring coming, if you believe Punxsutawney Phil
• Isaac Bryant
• Ella Louise Jones
• Edward P. Poltrack
• Dorothy Dixon Willard
• Ruth Irene Pickett Lindsay
• Luther Lincoln Waddell
• Lawrence Irwin Holtzworth
• James W. Johnson
• Table violence
• Civility, civility
• Time for real cutting, not more investing
• Man killed, another injured in Vanceboro shooting
• Plantation home opens for memorable events
• Festival to offer sweet treats for many tastes
• Woman faces abuse charge
• December jobless rate improves over 2009
• Winter is a wonderful time to come home to a ready-made meal
• Eddy Browning: Cooking, eating for the big game: Super Bowl XLV
• Lindsey Mathes: Time has passed, and turkey meatloaf is on the menu
• Man arrested on assault, breaking and entering warrants
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 2/1/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 2/1/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 2/1/2011
• Hardesty sprints to victory
• New Bern Police Department incidents 2/1/2011
• Jones County arrests, citations
• Andrew Abney
• Lawrence Irwin Holtzworth
• Larry Register Brice
• Isaac Bryant
• Everette Lenwood Lupton
• Donald H.L. Francis
• Charles Black
• Thanks, Perry Morris
• Disputing several claims
• ‘Temporary’ taxes and lost integrity
• Jenkins Gas & Oil defends service record, prices
• Laughing not to cry
• Former Jenkins CEO distances self from company
• Commanding officer at Camp Lejeune charged with larceny
• BIZ WATCH | Opening for Michaels in sight
• Military advises of training for February
• Breaking news: Human remains found near elementary school
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrest and citation for Craven County for 01/31/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's arrests and citations for 01/31/2011
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 01/31/2011
• New Bern Police incidents for 01/21/2011
• William Lawrence Watkins
• Gladys Powell Holmes
• Christine F. Taylor
• Anthony Leon Chapman
• Jones County citizens formulate ideas for grant money
• Obesity and diet
• Heated comments
• No age limits for out of control texting drivers
• Christ Church dates to the early 1700s
• Retired superintendent still involved with variety of educational projects
• New Bern residents using record amounts of energy
• WEEK AHEAD | Students plan to make a splash for worthy cause assisting teen mothers
• Games NPR plays
• Fishes & Loaves brings aid in Pamlico County
• Bridal expo delivers solutions and ideas
• Coming full circle in 25 years
• County taking positive steps to magistrate office solution
• Government as innovator
• Memory can turn history into myths
• Letters and opinions
• That ‘exceptional’ thing
• New view
• Dollie Jeffries Leary
• Alice Holt Koonce
• Susie P. Cargin
• Gloria Marie Carr Charles
• Spouses club scholarship, assistance fund raiser event open to public
• Quinn-Barfield
• Preston Jonas Hill
• PCC Foundation benefits individuals, community
• New crimes in Old England.
• Jaharai Tavarus Graham
• Dr. Titlebaum and Dyslexia: Part 2
• College welcomes students, families for FAFSA Day
• Avery Paige Bennett
• Winter escape
• Watts-Brownfield
• Kelley-Cherry
• Chesnutt-Honeycutt
• Bender-Bell
• Khavar-Hampton
• Herbert-Widing
• Thanks, U.S. 70 rescue
• Thanks, black history in 300th
• Charges pending?
• Thriving during tough economic times
• Hospitalists
• Medical costs
• My health: This time it’s personal
• Postal costs
• Kids are having a ball
• Wilson even surprising himself
• Samuel Lee Quinn
• Ruby Sandlin Berry
• Margaret Mozelle 'Mo' Dunn
• Hampton Eugene 'Gene' Hunter
• Frank Pontick
• Elizabeth Ann Smith
• Bertie Elizabeth Horton
• Houston visits ECU
• Perdue’s ABC decision
• Reading, writing, arithmetic
• ‘Virtual’ fence a solid flop
• Differing reactions to Navy’s OLF suspension
• Update: Police release phone number of hoax call
• The ABC’s of fertilizers
• Magistrate at Clarks? Maybe not unthinkable
• Man accused of illegally selling prescription drugs
• Suspect arrested in restaurant robbery, kidnapping
• New Bern incidents for 01/28/2011
• Pets of the Week for 01/29/2011
• Insulated and recovering: Havelock real estate market revving up
• Symphony ensembles bring hands-on lessons to Craven schools
• Perfunctory performance
• Navy suspends OLF effort
• They don’t disagree, and never fight or borrow money
• Perdue picks poker over liquor
• William Marshall Perkins
• Johnnie James Chadwick
• Hampton Eugene Hunter
• Dorothy M. Schiller
• Dorothy Dixon Willard
• Bertie Elizabeth Horton
• Global stage
• Bus issue
• Fix Neuse Blvd.
• Pelosi’s composting project trashed
• Lessons from gun dogs
• Turkey hunting clinic scheduled
• Police seeking hoax caller
• Mayor, aldermen will host chat on electric rates Saturday
• Sheriff’s deputies seek missing man
• Pirate trio named preseason all-conference
• Southern Miss holds off Pirates
• Platitudes, platitudes, platitudes
• Chicago sports weekend
• Police seeking hoax caller
• Update 11:50 a.m.: Schools out of lockdown, search over
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/27/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 1/27/2011
• Craven County Department of Social Services arrests, citations 1/27/2011
• Milton Harris Sawyer
• Michael D'Esopo
• Margie Moore Hardison
• Lucile Worthington Hahn
• Elsie M. Lovick
• Dorothy Dixon Willard
• Betty Jean Forbes
• Allen Wade Leary
• Expo gives brides-to-be early start on wedding planning
• For starters
• New Bern leaders see opportunity in proposed merger of power giants
• Obama looks out of place in the middle
• Single goal post theory
• Pirates competing in preseason
• General Assembly opens, with Republicans in charge
• Alderman adopt goals, objectives resolution
• Denn’s DWI case continued to March
• Craven County incidents for 01/26/2011
• Pamlico County incidents for 01/20-24/2011
• New Bern incidents for 01/26/2011
• New Bern leaders see opportunity in proposed merger of power utility giants
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 1/26/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 1/26/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/26/2011
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 1/26/2011
• Craven Correctional Institute arrests, citations 1/26/2011
• Christmas wars (continued)
• ‘Tiger Mom’ offers clues to race gaps
• Bach honored for contributions
• Southern Miss visits ECU
• Vincent A. Gusmano
• Sarah Margaret Austin Bateman
• Ruth Timm
• Preston Earl Kite
• Minnie Grady Wagemaker
• Landie Curtis Piatt
• Julia DuVal Barbee
• Janie Brooks Johnson
• James E. Van Ostran
• Gloria Charles
• Curtis Robert Horn
• Betty Jean Forbes
• Bertie C. Horton
• Zora Bable Hunt
• William Preston Whitney
• Man arrested in Jones County shooting death
• Fish size, catch limits discussed, criticized
• Time to get state out of liquor trade
• Miss who?
• Career politicians
• COOKING WITH CHRISTINE | Zeppole, and a trip down Memory Lane
• Try this with either chicken or pork tenderloin
• Inner Banks Fried Chicken
• Craven Count Incidents 1/25/2011
• Havelock Police to purchase in-car cameras
• Man gets 30 years in Marine’s murder
• Crime-weary Harlowe urged to be proactive
• McCaffity hits for career high
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 1/25/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/25/2011
• For (and against) the filibuster
• Sermons gets Babe Ruth Hall of Fame nod
• Minnie Grady Wagemaker
• Margaret Fisher
• Kathleen C. Faulkner
• Littering
• Craven County hero
• How Obama can do more by doing less
• ECU's Sherrod honored by C-USA
• ECU’s Smith to play in All-Star game
• Taberna country club, golf course considers bankruptcy
• Pamlico to begin $4 million water system expansion
• Loan program for small businesses available
• Laura Oleniacz's Biz Watch: Chamber seeks increased minority participation
• Extended deadline, procedure changes as tax season begins
• Metaphor madness
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/24/2011
• N.C. Alcohol Law Enforcement arrests, citations 1/24/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 1/24/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 1/24/2011
• Three charged in church break-in
• Who needs democracy?
• Obama bounces back
• William Bond Sawyer
• Peggy Ann Clark Smith
• Minnie 'Micky' Grady Wagemaker
• Dalton 'Pat' Wells
• Charles Norwood Parker
• Annie Louise Robinson
• Economic freedom rising
• Questions raised
• Debt limits
• Weather alert: Havelock schools, Craven Early College closed Monday
• Bill Hand column: Technological wonder in New Bern — in 1829
• Palace offers array of volunteer opportunities
• Your Neighbor: Palace volunteering helps fill former Army officer’s ration of history
• Charlie Hall's Week Ahead: Acrobats, actors and brides take center stage this week
• Harlowe anti-crime meeting set for Monday
• Hearing attempts to tackle overfishing
• Havelock blanketed with 7 inches of snow
• Different ways to throw away money
• Burr under our saddle again
• Minnie Wagemaker
• Milton Harris Sawyer
• Lucille Lane Whorton
• Elsie M. Lovick
• Edward Earl Bell
• Donald Eugene Packard
• Charles Parker
• Heath-Simmons
• Drawn to create
• Bentley-Taylor
• Mr. and Mrs. Willis Odom
• Fisher-Buchanan
• Still waiting
• Brother can you spare …?
• Freedom beware
• Lower the volume
• More gun ban rhetoric
• What motivates?
• Stop the hate
• Living wills
• What’s next, indeed
• MADD
• Intentional inflation
• Low grade in Economics 101
• Winter storm pounds coastal region
• Chef Crew is a parade destination
• Retiring, and feeling young again
• Ceremonial in town? Big Daddy will be there
• China visit should embarrass U.S.
• Readers write, editor responds
• Circle of friends
• Little warm weather sounds nice about now
• Virginia Dare Foye Hargett
• Richard Vernon Hawkins
• Peggy Ann Clark Smith
• Lucille L. Whorton
• James Edward Dolzer
• Harry W. Porter
• Fitzhugh Spencer Lupton
• Eiko Shimoji Fetzer
• Catherine Hicks Berry
• Angela Marie Bates
• Trustees develop vision for college expansion
• Jones Co. death investigated
• Clinic gives patients reason to smile
• Film scout, author impressed with Cedar Grove Cemetery
• Shriners volunteers go the distance for sick children
• BSH closing production line, cutting 100 jobs
• ECU’s Harris tabbed for Senior Bowl
• Pirates visit Marshall today
• BSH to close laundry division, lay off 100 in New Bern
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 1/21/2011
• N.C. Alcohol Law Enforcement Agency arrests, citations 1/21/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/21/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 1/21/2011
• Jones County death investigated
• Perdue has a choice to make
• Fitzhugh Spencer Lupton
• Esther Louise Brimmage Brimmer
• Dolores A. Cresswell
• Brendan Keith Clem
• Sherry Stroud Martin
• Norman Daniel Crostic
• James Robinson
• Insurance costs could rise again
• People can be part of the solution as well as the problem
• Nominations sought for wildlife diversity award
• Prepare for tighter budgets, force drawdown
• Area Military Personnel Briefs
• Fundraiser to aid expansion of military aviation exhibits at tourist center
• Amusement owner hopes to bring happy, family atmosphere
• Young burn victim now holds his head high
• Ronald Reagan – our first black president?
• On rule by experts
• Profitable exploitation of road rage
• New Bern Police Department incidents 1/20/2011
• Blinders of hubris
• Virginia D. Hargett
• Sherry Martin
• Robert Joseph O'Donnell
• Jeffrey Glenn Grega
• Elise McIntyre Gonzalez
• Dorothy Breedlove
• Curthue Louis Johnson
• Catherine Hicks Berry
• Proposals should help state lab work
• Media mania strikes again
• Grant, Smith concert scheduled at Temple Baptist
• Riverkeeper Film Festival comes to area this weekend
• Properties in Carolina Colours neighborhood sold in foreclosure sale
• City warned it is not living within its means
• Inmate gets birthday card with a little something extra
• Jones County arrests and citations for 01/19/11
• New Bern incidents for 01/19/11
• Havelock Police arrests and citations for 01/19/11
• River Bend Police arrest for 01/19/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol local arrests and citations for 01/19/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 01/19/11
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 01/19/11
• Stabbing victim from Havelock stable
• Creekside Recreational Therapy Services' Board of Directors' Meeting
• Make a Difference in Someone's Life
• Shelby Jean Mitchell
• Sadie Rae Wilson Falls
• Ola Gail Henry
• Minnie Tripp Wiggins
• Matilda Kellum Smith
• Madeline Pittman Broughton
• Kenneth Earl Adams
• Jeffrey Grega
• Frank Pontick
• Elmer Ray Burroughs
• Bonnie Johnson Broome
• Bob Archer
• Billy Larue Morgan
• Anthony C. Ormond
• Alfred Frederick Saunders
• Obama remakes staff to gear up for 2012
• Salvation Army
• Christmas party thanks
• Irresponsible statement
• Role call
• ECU has quick turnaround
• Fire museum fundraiser set as work begins soon on renovating Broad Street station
• Volunteer Shriners ready for annual parade through downtown New Bern
• County may have no authority to move magistrate to Clarks jail
• Two arrested in separate Pamlico drug cases
• Muslim ‘Cosby’ Show? Couldn’t Hurt
• COOKING WITH CHRISTINE | Dinner salads provide tasty, healthy alternative to a traditional meal
• Healthy eating doesn’t have to cost
• Winter comfort food
• Crash at bridge kills one
• Fog suspends some ferry routes
• Update: New Bern police chief to step down
• N.C. Highway Patrol local arrests and citations for 01/18/11
• Havelock Police arrests and citations for 01/18/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 01/18/11
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 01/18/11
• Matilda Kellum Smith
• George C. Finch
• Dorothea Dowe
• Bonnie Johnson Broome
• Billy Larue Morgan
• Despite economic woes, weddings go on
• Uncertain for sure
• Change the standards
• Higher education and higher costs
• Literary use of ‘N-word’
• Don’t tread on military
• Shattered Glass: On Lee’s birthday, 2011
• Wilson swims to victory
• Victim of house fire loses everything, but glad to be alive
• BIZ WATCH | Seminar to be offered on credit for small business
• Hatteras and Cabo executive to focus on growth
• Car missing in Little Swift Creek
• MLK service
• Weekend marred by robbery, break-ins
• Craven commissioners to weigh in on Clarks magistrate office
• Zora Bable Hunt
• Randy Glenn Pledger
• Mildred Whitford Sanders Hill
• Alfred Saunders
• Observations
• Healthy living
• Photographer examines hunger through striking black
• His dream continues to inspire us
• Memorial service Monday remembers MLK
• To fight future Glock shock
• WEEK AHEAD | Winter Ceremonial brings Shriners to town
• Stretching city’s history to invention of deodorant
• Saturday fire destroys home in Pamlico
• Restorative Congress is necessary
• From Russia with envy
• Conway-Tabor
• French-Lee
• Sneeden-McCall
• Broadway-Hamilton
• Rice-Groome
• N.C. native on 2,800-mile journey across America
• Ken Gruebel: Well-written, real-life story of global sailing trip
• Kristi Stolzenberg: Military family support helps when baby arrives
• Daniel J. Vance: Ministry helps churches reach out to disabled
• A Reader Writes | Surviving the final edit
• Craven college unveils redesigned website
• Students still have options to enroll this spring
• More about family of Hannah’s third husband
• Raymond Lee Cooper
• Raymond Edward Smyer
• Lula S. Wilson
• Josephine C. Wolk
• Emma Gibbs Morisey Slater
• Clinton Charles
• Anthony C. Ormond
• Aldermen decisions, good and bad
• NCHP wants parents
• Constructive letters
• Randy Foster: A matched set missing
• Hear, don’t hear
• Thanks for coats
• Saving Gracie
• Leash ’em
• Richey setting the pace at Barton
• Legislative committee appointments continue
• Bridgeton Police Department arrest 1/15/2010
• New Bern Police Department arrest 1/15/2010
• Pirates play host to Tulane
• Robert Kemp Edwards
• Luizia Nesbit
• Emma Gibbs Morisey Slater
• Edward Schell
• Clinton Charles
• Carl Robert Tisdale
• Anne L. Haskins
• Park visit ends in arrest
• Bears on the move
• Moore’s Big Bun attracts more worldwide attention
• Hog industry proud of environmental record
• New owner of hog farm promises better management
• Troops set out on cooperative mission
• Time to restore debt limits
• It’s snowing again!
• Pearl Scott Lynch
• Kenneth Earl Adams
• Frances DeBruhl Wetherington
• Clinton Charles
• Plan comes together
• Answer forthcoming
• Litter bugs
• Oasis
• Push hard but prudently
• SkySail developer sets bankruptcy reorganization plan
• Shooting victim, suspect face charges
• Bowling while courting can be dangerous
• Coleman lanterns have lit the trail for nearly a century
• Wildlife Commission offers fly-fishing clinics
• Tom Philpott: TRICARE Young Adult option won’t come cheap
• Man who changed things
• New Bern events to honor King
• City set to upgrade public safety radio system
• New Bern Police Department incidents
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 1/13/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/13/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 1/13/2011
• Don’t add to heated political rhetoric
• Godette up for dunk of the year
• Aldermen OK term limits, mayor vote
• 300th celebration volunteers honored by city
• Pamlico Habitat gets valuable donation for new ReStore
• Right-wingers dodge responsibility for Arizona shooting
• First-ever January ArtWalk scheduled Friday
• Theatrical variety on tap by community groups
• Pamlico museum announces winter hours
• Free organ, sax concert scheduled at First Baptist Church
• Musical duo with Celtic sound comes to New Bern
• Riverkeeper Film Festival comes to Oriental, New Bern
• Driver of stolen vehicle captured
• New Bern Police Department incidents 1/12/2011
• Pamlico County Sheriff’s Office incidents
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 1/12/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 1/12/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/12/2011
• Fool with a badge is still a fool
• What’s so bad about civility?
• Chicago on the Potomac: When in trouble, call a Daley
• Papers delayed; see the layout and read our e-paper for free
• Simpson training athletes for next level
• ECU’s Morrow heeds words, shapes up
• Sachiko A. Gauze
• Lizzie Mae Manning Jernigan
• Lionell Meadows
• J.B. Dixon
• Gary Dean Foltz
• Evelyn Loling Lane
• Emma Marie Boomer Holder
• Edna Hatcher Conner
• Charlie E. White
• Charles Austin Byrd
• Charles A. McCready
• Beulah Gupton Coleman
• Alma Leigh Finch
• Adolph L. Wetherington
• Poor counties spend the most on N.C. lottery
• Attempted break-in leads to five arrests
• Highway 17 meeting cancelled, but not daunted
• State of the Region annual event Thursday
• Cherry Point won’t get security force regiment
• Winter storm passes with few complications
• ECU strength coach heads to USF
• App for iPad launches for Sun Journal readers
• Craven County Schools delayed 2 hours Wednesday
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 1/11/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/11/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 1/11/2011
• Earmarks miss the mark
• Responsible democracy in America
• Charlatan’s response
• 6 am update - Winter storm warning, school delays and closures
• Craven schools on a 2-hour delay
• 6 am update - Winter storm warning, school delays and closures
• Shelby Jean Hetzel
• Peggy S. Wissinger
• Lizzie Mae Manning Jernigan
• Evelyn Loling Lane
• Edna H. Conner
• First and foremost, let’s remember the victims
• Craven, Pamlico, Jones counties schools closed Monday
• Food: Delicious soup for the winter
• Food: Lentils a good substitute for meat
• Food: Adding oranges to the mix
• Update 3:30 p.m. - Ferry closure
• Laura Oleniacz: Reviews mixed on downtown holiday results
• Love of animals spurs mobile grooming business
• Update 2 p.m.: Area forecast revised by NWS
• Governor declares state of emergency
• Update 12:30 p.m.: City faring well amid snow flurries
• Duke Energy buying Progress Energy for over $13B
• New Bern, Trent Woods offices close; River Bend open
• Update 11:25 a.m.: Road conditions worsening in Havelock area
• Flags lowered in tribute following Tucson tragedy
• Update 11 a.m.: Havelock getting more snow than expected
• Making a movie
• Update 10 a.m.: Snow arrives in Pamlico County
• For the 112th time: New Congress, same challenges
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/10/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 1/10/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 1/10/2011
• Huck Finn stirs trouble again
• Update 8 a.m. – Snow falling in Craven County; schools closed
• Joe Louis Bellamy
• Adolph L. Wetherington
• Basnight’s exit end of an era
• What next?
• New House
• Craven, Pamlico, Jones counties schools closed Monday
• Weather: Get ready for snow, freezing rain Monday
• Charlie Hall: First ArtWalk of 2011 scheduled Friday in downtown New Bern
• Neighbors: 100 and still busy is key for New Bern woman’s long life
• Havelock building projects on agenda
• Bill Hand: Mixed reviews for the birthday governor
• Hardesty's motivated
• Thanks from RCS
• Betty Wood Thomas: Hannah’s third husband prominent in Craven Precinct
• Kelso-Rishel
• Canady-Lee
• French-Wetherington
• Mills-White
• Kellum
• CCC plans science day camp for middle school girls
• PCC classes begin Monday
• Parents back off in fight to warmly dress kids in winter
• Daniel J. Vance: Medication, support and professional help keys to dealing with schizophrenia
• Kristi Stolzenberg: Protect you, your home while Marine is deployed
• Better read than dead?
• Rust Belt revolutionary
• Joseph Lewis Bellamy
• Convention wisdom
• John Francis Hutter
• Elizabeth Anne Hill
• Adolph L. Wetherington
• Sylvester Miller
• Sarah Allen Taylor Leonard
• Raymond Lee Cooper
• Mary Elizabeth Burley Squires
• Mark Louis Benton
• Stars with black borders
• Nazi comparisons
• Thanks
• Law vs. rules
• Concrete warning
• Thanks
• Medical assistance
• Trees and rescuers
• School lunches
• Living wills
• More on Gardner’s column
• New veterans committee chair: Let’s see where money went
• Our mistake, plain and simple
• Will they make a stand after the ceremony?
• Defense cuts' exact impact on Cherry Point yet to be determined
• 26th MEU will return to Afghanistan to hold the line
• Third former Carteret deputy sentenced in embezzlement case
• Broad Street section reopens after closure for work on sewer pipe
• Snow is possible, but no advisories, watches or warnings for Craven County
• Grant to help Jewish senior adults stay connected to communities
• Education brought to you via iTunes
• Green Thumb: Crape myrtle topping has its consequences
• Judi Lloyd: Let go of the disposable mentality and recycle
• New Bern Police Department incidents 1/7/2011
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 1/7/2011
• Trent Woods Police Department arrests, citations 1/7/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/7/2011
• Christmas to remember!
• Real-life gunning requires the right attitude
• Outdoor notes: Wildlife Festival scheduled
• Meth suspect has record of exceeding pseudoephedrine limits
• Muriel Whittaker Wright
• Michael Eugene White
• Marie Kennedy Maready
• James Edward Church
• Howard Lee Wallace
• Theresa Marion Carter
• Talbert Cox
• Assassination highlight Pakistan's instability
• Economist predicts a long road to recovery
• Water advocates target Jones County farm
• Marine Corps faces cuts under Gates plan
• Phone company retiree now makes wines
• New Bern Police incidents 1/6/2011
• YMCA will reopen Friday
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 1/6/2011
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/6/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 1/6/2011
• Trent Woods Police Department arrests, citations 1/6/2011
• Weak White House helps resurrect ‘death panel’ lie
• Turnabout is fair play
• Out of control, by choice
• Ann Sheffield Crittenden
• William Dennett Hyde
• Selma Gray Paul
• Lillian N. Sweitzer
• Leo M. Corkery
• Larry Everett Czikra
• Junius Weeks Davis
• Frankie Dewitt Blango
• Ezekiel Dixon
• Charles Henry Strayhorn
• Death care
• Here's to 2011
• Repeal, replace Obamacare
• New Bern Marine earns Purple Heart
• November jobless rate up in Craven, Jones, Pamlico
• Snow a bit north, but rain here, forecast says
• Convention Center’s economic impact: $9.1 million in 2009-10 fiscal year
• ‘Smoke on the Mountain’ opens 2011 Civic season
• Photo, pottery exhibit precedes Empty Bowls fundraiser
• Library has railroad models, history exhibit
• Sunday jazz series returns Jan. 23
• ‘Christmas in a Shoebox’ rescheduled for Saturday
• Murder mystery opens Friday at BridgePointe
• ‘True West’ opens on Ratio stage Friday
• ‘Playford Ball’ features colonial-era country dances
• Preston will co-chair Senate Committee on Education/Higher Education
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 1/5/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 1/5/2010
• Returning to life
• They’re back! Return of the death panels
• Boomers, embrace your inner grouch
• Obama vs. Biden
• William T. Green
• Rosa Lee Gardner Dawson
• Nancy Jones Carvan-Beaman
• Doris Odom Trott
• Ardie Allen Buckner
• Travel woes
• Incompetent
• Like father, like son
• Peace and tolerance
• High-priced unions
• U.S. should recognize reality in Korea
• Cherry Point deployments, construction on tap this year
• Urban designer lets in on New Bern’s secret to success
• Osiecki twins ‘putting’ up big honors
• COOKING WITH CHRISTINE | Potluck can be fun to share with family, friends or co-workers
• Food that warms us up
• Comfort food for the new challenges that await
• Sanderson sworn in as representative
• Plans continue for $4 million Pamlico water improvement project
• Police civil service board members sworn in
• County fine-tunes airport zoning restrictions
• County to seek legal opinion on assessing farmland taxes
• New Bern Police Department incidents for 1/4/11
• Basnight stepping down from NC Senate, cites health reasons
• New Bern Police Department arrests and citations for 1/4/11
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests for 1/4/11
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for 1/4/11
• Wallace Gibbs Flynt
• Talbert Cox
• Melvina Jones
• Maxie R. Williams
• Jeannette Bowers Gamble
• Doris Odom Trott
• Charles Henry Strayhorn
• Taxpayers pay
• Double standard
• Red Omnibus
• Farmers Market
• Government waste never sleeps a wink
• Highsmith snags TD catch in bowl win
• Fascinating, not famous
• Crowds rush to pay taxes before penalties take effect
• Noted Civil War historian returns to New Bern for Bentonville program
• Weekend DWI arrests called average
• Sanderson to meet with Havelock commissioners
• BIZ WATCH | Restaurants serve optimism
• Nonprofit provides direction, support for people with challenges
• Pamlico County Sheriff’s Office incidents 1/3/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents
• New Bern Police arrests, citations 1/3/2011
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 1/3/2011
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents 1/3/2011
• Robert O. Tresidder
• Martha Gaskins McCumbee
• James Floyd Lupton
• Henry James Keighron
• Our government
• President Gore?
• Cemetery wreaths
• Inches away
• Death panels maybe; rationing, probably
• Good teen pals equals good politics?
• New water cooler
• Rugged, but still fit and active
• Humble beginnings grew with great needs
• Gov. Tryon’s daughter barely escapes fire
• WEEK AHEAD | New year brings all new things to do
• Keep resolutions by keeping it simple
• Fire that needs stoking
• Resolution for all times
• Izabelle Lynn Henninger
• Hunter Rylan Morgan
• Gibson-Bailey
• Mr. and Mrs. Dallas C. Waters
• CCC students weld snowman
• Daniel J. Vance: Hyperbaric oxygen therapy can reduce level of disability
• Kristi Stolzenberg: TV special on military wives misleading
• Ken Gruebel: You’ll never guess the killer in this one
• Yoga studios offer free classes to ease plight of unemployed
• A Reader Writes: Truth and wisdom of a grandmother
• Sadie Hymon Chadwick
• Matthew Henry Hasz
• Frankie Blango
• Hospital’s first 2011 baby is couple's fifth
• Recipe for a wrecked holiday
• Making freedom a common goal
• Editorial, cartoons appreciated
• Letter to a certified liberal
• Luebs crashing the boards
• CCHC clarification
• Commercials
• Thank you
• Outrages
• Protect and defend
• Go vegan
• Bipartisan
• Congratulations, Scouts
• We have it
• Athlete of the Year
• 2010: The year’s most memorable sports stories
• Top 10 stories of 2010
• Price of gas
• Children first in 2011
• Gitmo apparently is here forever
• Hundreds gather for New Bern Portrait
• CarolinaEast announces acquisition of ECIM
• Group works to preserve Cedar Grove gravesites
• Green Thumb: A closer look at how insects affect the home garden
• Government costs more than you think
• I hereby resolve
• Willie Lee Bryant
• Kenneth Ray Shackleford
• Kathy Armstrong
• Carlton Barton Smith
• Ready or not, Iraq should govern itself
• Inappropriate photograph
• Control of Internet
• Sledding thanks
• Comparison costs
• Walking through the gym door
• Different goals, same happiness
• An outdoor inventory for 2010
• Boating safety courses offered
• CarolinaEast acquires ECIM for $8.72M
• Pirates optimistic about future
• Student’s band journey comes up Roses
• ECU to help create website on tour about 1922 New Bern fire
• 300th celebration: Be a part of the Portrait of New Bern, Friday at 3 p.m.
• Bridgeton Police Department arrests, citations 12/30/2010
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 12/30/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 12/30/2010
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 12/30/2010
• Uncle Sam: Hands off the Internet!
• Prepare to die for a lack of money
• Christmas Wars
• King Coal’s staying power
• Sadie Hymon Chadwick
• Joseph Thomas Gray
• Jessica Smith
• James Bruce Fisher
• Fannie Simmons
• Blanche Sparrow Rivers
• Becton Edward Hopkins
• Thomas J. Suchan
• Healy comes up big for Mountaineers
• Economic impact on practices limits volume of Medicaid patients
• Life’s work was example for us all
• Praising Santa’s helper
• RCS donations appreciated
• Local health care
• Terps pummel ECU
• New Year’s Eve Encore gives 300th celebration a grand finale
• City staff bustling for Friday’s activities
• Book to explore lives of black artisans in New Bern
• Local entertainers help ring in the new year
• Athens of the South director pleased with ‘Murthered’ cast
• Library begins busy new year in January
• Legendary playwright’s ‘True West’ comes to Ratio stage
• Flame hosts masquerade ball Friday night
• Instead of Football Regatta continues tradition Saturday
• ‘Taste of Italy’ continues holiday mood
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 12/29/2010
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 12/29/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office 12/29/2010
• New Bern Police incidents
• For New Year’s, partying like it’s 1999
• Happy New Year
• Yonnie Tate
• Sandra Faye Randall
• Polly Anna McCoy Stamey
• Leslie H. Cuthrell
• Jimmy Ray Rouse
• Jerry Govesky
• Janie Lue Brown Bell
• James Alfonso Williams
• Eunice Sheppard Williams
• David Ray Wiggins
• Billy G. Littleton
• New Bern’s longtime fire marshal retiring
• Lame ducks go out furiously flapping
• Commercialization
• If it were Gore
• Preparation helps safety prevail during snow storm
• New Pamlico group promotes environmentally-friendly recreational opportunities
• Abandoned homes targeted by Havelock officials
• Popular Crystal Coast beach towns may implement parking fees
• Regional, seasonal factors said to affect propane, heating oil prices
• How did this happen?
• Stutter unfit for a king
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents 12/28/2010
• Pirates' Price hoping for breakout game
• Pirates seek win in fifth straight bowl appearance
• Whitley winds down career quietly
• VOTE NOW! Online voting for Top 10 stories of 2010 ends at midnight
• Taste of Little Italy
• Overcome the ‘burn out’ when trying to shed pounds
• Three delightful recipes to bring in the new year
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 12/28/2010
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 12/28/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 12/28/2010
• Vance W. Codgell
• Sandra Faye Randall
• Leslie Ray Wallace
• Larry Walker
• Joseph Thomas Gray
• Janie Lue Brown Bell
• James Alfonso Williams
• Notebook: Success no surprise to Lineback
• Pirates ignoring changes at Maryland
• Bottom-up Mideast peace deals
• Porter adds to award list
• Alderman alleges threat; suspect arrested, released
• Snow: Icy stretch causes three wrecks
• Laura Oleniacz: Military gets small raise, but a raise
• Snow: Icy Monday morning doesn’t deter downtown die-hards
• Noted Pamlico boat captain’s ship honored
• Snow: Three waves complicated snow-clearing operations
• Snow: Snow storm-related incidents reported as minor
• Snow: Photos from Sun Journal readers
• Free online edition of today's Sun Journal if you need it
• William Edward Howard
• Rudolph Andrew Simeone
• Magdalena Creech
• E. J. Swaringen
• Clifford Cecil Pierce
• Low-tax states, GOP win in census
• Pray for America
• Negative responses
• Free lunch from Obama
• Palin admiration
• Road conditions expected to deteriorate into the night
• Snow storm blankets region; cold day predicted Monday
• Snow: Reader-contributed photos
• SNOW: Ferry routes suspended
• SNOW: Driving across Cunningham Bridge Sunday morning
• Neighbors: Local woman has been poster child for volunteer work
• Charlie Hall's Week Ahead: New Year should ring in with warmer weather
• Bill Hand: Taking stock in the former governor’s home
• SNOW: Pictures from around New Bern
• SNOW: National Guard on alert
• SNOW: Inclement weather cancellations for New River air station
• Snow falling, roads dangerous: stay off roads if possible
• Payback time
• Final thoughts on Christmas, for now
• Medicine for mendicants
• Barbour apologizes, but does he mean it?
• Thompson-Moser
• Letchworth-Warren
• Jack Aidan Hadley
• Disabilities: Consider giving up that handicap parking spot
• CCC student to participate in NASA program
• PCC student balancing work, education and motherhood
• Royal Everette Provow
• Mary Alene Herring Shepherd
• James Elliot McLawhorn
• Franklin Lee Watson
• Age of Aquarius rising in the East
• Real estate
• Against the filibuster
• All about energy
• Displays
• Food drive
• Healthy eating
• Health care: One to rule them all locally
• DA appointments
• USA no longer capitalist
• ‘Nonpartisan’?
• Free play with education
• Helping develop successful children
• Motion to quieten Jones commissioners draws rebuke
• RCS extends Christmas to many
• Hannah and her first husband
• Seasonal giving helps many charitable organizations
• Know that fella?
• State of emergency declared as snow blankets North Carolina
• ‘This shall be a sign unto you ...’
• Terry Lee Lewis
• Magdalena Creech
• My best Christmas presents
• Taglieri mural found behind wall paneling
• Tryon Palace plans special New Year’s Eve events
• GREEN THUMB | Crops tend to have unique sets of problems
• New tool of protection for land owners
• Simple holiday gift ideas
• New Bern-area gas prices rise over $3 on Christmas Eve morning
• Tax-reform fundamentalist
• Late season dove hunts are special
• Outdoor notes: Field operations change at Wildlife Resources Commission
• PHOTOS: Marina harbors holiday spirit
• North Carolina government is overstaffed
• Gigi Howell Popperwill
• Elbert Elton White
• Angela Register Thompson
• Everything, including grandchildren’s Christmas presents, ‘lost’ in James City house fire
• People, we’re in deep trouble
• It’s still a wonderful life
• Stepping up
• Thanks
• ‘Lights of Hope’
• Real outrages
• Internet freedom takes a bad hit in latest decision
• Generosity provided for many, many others
• Snow likely, but worst may be black ice on Sunday evening
• Cadets spread good cheer
• Rehab planning scheduled for old train depot
• Kiss, for the season of love and peace
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 12/23/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 12/23/2010
• Perdue believes she has plan for narrowing budget gap
• Landfill closed Saturday
• William Z. Boyd
• Phyllis Brown
• Frances Loftin Tyndall
• Alonza Felix Wetherington
• CarolinaEast president briefs commissioners on health care integration
• Gardner column offensive
• GOP ready to battle EPA
• Congress-approved Defense Authorization bill includes OLF opposition
• Pamlico nonprofit gets $54,000 rural development grant
• Group training dogs to help veterans with PTSD
• Havelock boy saves cousin from drowning at family gathering
• Many in need with Christmas near
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 12/22/2010
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 12/22/2010
• Havelock Police Department arrest 12/22/2010
• Ratio Theatre's sixth production is 'True West'
• Athens of the South revisits Civil War in murder comedy
• RiverTowne adds all-teen show for 2011 season
• Holiday special planned Monday at History Center
• Flame hosts masquerade ball on Dec. 31
• Craven project ranks 81st in online voting
• Duo brings storytelling music to New Bern
• Drew getting his chance
• Church hopes new heating system ready for Christmas Eve mass
• Robert William Metzger
• Robert Erb
• Ora Wolf Thomas Shearin
• Larry Maurice Campbell
• Katie Bell Robinson
• Evelyn Whitt Buck
• Elisha Gay
• County leaders to learn more about proposed health care deal today
• Judge: Fairfield Harbour can’t buy golf course with dues proceeds
• Common sense on judgment
• Evil rich?
• Arizona lawsuit
• Tuna steaks, cooked under family pressure
• Christmas Day Dinner
• COOKING WITH CHRISTINE | Craven Chocolate
• Early morning sky offers total lunar eclipse
• Former Carteret sheriff begins serving prison sentence
• State’s population grows, but House delegation doesn’t
• Kwanzaa celebration to promote community unity
• U.S. 70 traffic rerouted, one airlifted after crash
• Empty Stocking Fund total reaches $80,000
• Havelock Police arrests and citations for 12/21/10
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for 12/21/10
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 12/21/10
• Beyer invited to walk on at Virginia Tech
• Four more days
• William Coward
• Shade Lee Dove
• M. Gary Cartree
• Jeffrey Adam Wall
• Florence Catherine Moore Johnson
• Etta Mae Jenkins Toler
• David Raymond Sousa
• Charles E. Keefe
• Tough spot
• Pork barons’ last gasp
• Merry Christmas to all
• BIZ WATCH | Spring date targeted for new Michaels
• Brown tapped for commerce chair
• Fire destroys one business, damages another
• One confirmed, several possible whooping cough cases in Craven
• When e-mail won’t do
• Benelovence continues to help area famlies
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 12/20/2010
• River Bend Police Department arrests, citations 12/20/2010
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 12/20/2010
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 12/20/2010
• Talented Mr. Holbrooke
• Randy Foster: Random thoughts on Christmas Eve weekend
• Silver Alert cancelled: Missing New Bern man found in good condition
• Why Christmas has become better every year
• Melody Symm Layne
• Luella Joyce Russell
• Jacquelyn Word Stallings
• Silver Alert: Elderly New Bern man missing, has medical condition
• Rue Chapel
• Morris’ fall
• Flash mobs for books
• Boehner’s curious tears
• Freedom survives climate conference
• Gates’ comments not reaffirming
• Time is short, your help needed
• Santa helper is longtime fixture in downtown during holidays
• WEEK AHEAD | Pro Musica presents pre-Christmas holiday concert
• Local tradition shared with Jamaica
• Brassy sounds of Christmas invigorate Union Point Park
• Random thoughts on Christmas Eve weekend
• Fantasyland of No Labels
• Tom Philpott: Rate protection stops housing allowance drop for many (WITH LINK TO RATES)
• Nelson McDaniel: Dec. 31 celebration part review, part kickoff for future
• Abigail Jane Schutz
• Teagan Raye DePuy
• Bradley Robert Spangler
• Jacob Michael Mauney
• Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carraway
• Franklin-Swindell
• Cosmetology instructor retiring after nearly 27 years at CCC
• Student, mother looks to change life through education
• Ken Gruebel: Hero solves mystery on surprise stop in small town
• Kristi Stolzenberg: Host that spousal social and keep it simple
• Disabilities: There is no safe exposure to alcohol during pregnancy
• Sharing the will of Daniel Shine
• Jack Sumrell
• Hans Heribert Mueller
• Furney Darnell Hargett
• Elonza Sylvers
• Annie Reffel Pipkin
• Why sports is preferred to war
• Santa, helpers read children’s letters
• Arizona lawsuit
• Kick ethanol habit
• Insanity in Washington
• Palin in Haiti
• Havelock bypass
• Seeking safeguards for farmers
• Vote early, vote often
• Pets prance in holiday parade
• Letters to Santa
• Still time to donate for needy
• Ownership of old Bridgeton school land in question
• Nominations due Jan. 5 for fundraiser that honors local woman, charity
• Spirit ships first component made in Kinston
• Coming up and falling down
• Esther Nadie Davis Staten
• Edna Earl Cannon Lewis
• Charles Paul Shustrick
• Annie Mae Miller Godette
• William A. Toler
• Priscilla Gaskins Keyes
• Natalie Bourgeois
• Hans H. Mueller
• Frances Bender Smith Brinson
• Plight of Iraqi Christians
• New traffic pattern at mall during rush hours
• Traffic collision causes delays, sends two to hospital
• Donations continue as Christmas approaches
• Green Thumb: Investigate problems before giving up on veggie garden
• Word play
• New Bern incidents for 12/17/10
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for 12/17/10
• River Bend arrest for 12/17/10
• New Bern Police arrests and citations for 12/17/10
• Kitchen is not a dirty word
• Victory, compromise and hurt feelings
• Transportation wonders of the world
• Terrifying truth about choice
• Johnie Becton
• Hazel Marie Whitley
• Esther Davis Staten
• Edna Earl Cannon Lewis
• Earl Wayne Bonner
• Dustin Tryce Lore
• Annie Miller Godette
• Varner Fred Thomas
• Sarah Veleria Spain Watson
• Roelop Kaspers
• Some tips for frostbite fishing
• NC boaters can take free boating course online
• Man of letters
• Speechwriter?
• Mr. President, be a hero
• Kinston hopes for quick replacement for Indians
• Weather makes travel tricky
• Aldermen seeking zinger to describe city's 300th year
• City to negotiate for new emergency radio system
• Donations from community help needy families
• Road work on hold to help travelers
• Empty chair
• Freedom Memorial, Neuse River bridges open
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 12/16/2010
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 12/16/2010
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 12/16/2010
• New Bern Police Department incidents 12/16/2010
• Road conditions go from bad to worse
• Foul weather closes U.S. 70 bridge over Trent River
• Kinston Indians sold, moving to Zebulon
• Scott-Mason
• Reynolds-Parrotte
• Bernice Boyd Sutton
• Adeline Rose Stevenson-Krohn
• Kinston Indians sold, moving to Zebulon
• Sarah Veleria Watson
• Mildred Dolan
• Joseph Lathon
• John Arthur Murphy
• Elizabeth Greer Honse
• Christopher Lewis McCosley
• In the genes
• Disappointed reader
• Sextant, not sexton
• Ballroom dancing
• Opening-round loss for Obamacare
• Making a splash
• Former NFL QB treats Vanceboro to some turkeys
• Empty Stocking Fund donations top $60,000
• Second Palace Candlelight Saturday
• Brass players invited for waterfront Christmas concert
• ‘Miscreants’ Christmas’ has final two shows this week
• Live Christmas music continues at mall
• New book on Oriental on sale at museum
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 12/15/2010
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 12/15/2010
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 12/15/2010
• Obama-Clinton’s tag team show
• I must change my life
• James Alton Reid
• Hufert E. Tatum
• Hazel Fox Hollar
• Edwin Hall Davisworth
• Dustin Tryce Lore
• Daniel Lawrence Hicks
• Betty Ann Wilkerson Noble
• Ada Whitford Doty
• Precious Graciana Leighanne Guerrero
• Neva Bray Lee
• Mildred Marie Dolan
• Ma'kel Anthony Moore
• Lucy Bell Jones Gibbs
• John Arthur Murphy
• What a ride
• Happy birthday, First Amendment
• Food safety bill’s price high, need debatable
• Farmers reflect on a bad year for crops
• Counties recounting votes in instant runoff judge race
• Havelock approves new contract with lobbying firm
• Dignitaries unveil $17.5 million engineering facility
• New Bern 300th committee wants three words to describe 2010
• Local families need your help this Christmas
• Spread the word
• Something to soothe the holiday stress
• Police make arrest in suffocation death of 4-month-old
• Holiday open house can be easy
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 12/14/2010
• New Bern Police Department incidents 12/14/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 12/14/2010
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 12/14/2010
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 12/14/2010
• Language and its discontents
• Democracy or death
• Leonard Ralph Riley
• Betty Ann Wilkerson Noble
• Porter ranks in top 10 in soccer
• Internet doesn’t need the FCC
• Warning
• Joblessness
• Biz Watch: Shippers in the thick of it
• Crew toils on a crossing as motorists adjust
• 'Drive-through' gets taken to the next level
• Man suspected in Post Office mailbox fires
• White left his mark as African-American congressman
• Havelock Police Department incidents 12/13/2010
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 12/13/2010
• No backslide for House ethics
• WikiLeaks bad news for humorists
• Troopers busy week includes 282 citations
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 12/13/2010
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 12/13/2010
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 12/13/2010
• Holidays are busy time of year for Palace, new history center
• Bears calendars will be delivered by courier
• Civil War replica cannon comes to New Bern Wednesday on way to Fort Macon
• Charlie Hall's Week Ahead: Holiday music aplenty on tap this week
• Arctic blast keeps temperatures low this week
• Taxes and income
• Hunting series
• Festive lights
• Tax deductions
• IRS seeks to improve quality of tax prep industry
• Photos, painting by CCC artists headed to Raleigh exhibit
• Arts council banking on grant for refurbishing, expansion of gallery
• Freeman-Reed
• Abigail Jane Schutz
• Kristi Stolzenberg: Mind your manners at holiday parties
• Disabilities: Common interests way for those with Asperger’s to connect
• A Reader Writes: Speaking from experience
• PCC student staying home, starting over with education
• Bush v. Gore, 10 years on
• Robert L. Freeman
• Kathryn M. Edwards
• Shine who came to Craven was Irish
• F-35B lightning rod
• RANDY FOSTER: Confessions of a bell ringer
• Boomerangs flying around state
• Bears catch Boomerangs
• It’s grow-up time in America
• Festive cookie, tour fundraisers bring hundreds to downtown
• Leaders applaud decision on F-35B
• Grant would kick-start renovation project for gallery
• BARRY SMITH: Republicans have piled up legislative seats
• Havelock Christmas Parade canceled
• Military pay raise is guaranteed 1.4 percent
• Obama buys precious time
• Lucy Bell Jones Gibbs
• Florence B. Geiter
• Eula Mae Moore Frazier
• Elijah Smith
• Daniel Lawrence Hicks
• Carolyn Pate Williams
• Barbara Opphile Chance
• Government pay and benefits
• ECIM and the hospital
• Military adviser
• Climate confab just hot air
• Jones County veterans cast hands for park
• Local troops welcome proposed pay raise
• Security image of scam suspect released
• JUDI LLOYD: Helpful hints for recycling in Craven
• GREEN THUMB: Lot clearing, construction hard on trees
• Empty Stocking Fund donations top $50,000
• Marine Corps sets hiring freeze on civilian positions
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 12/10/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 12/10/2010
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 12/10/2010
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 12/10/2010
• New Bern Police Department incidents 12/10/2010
• For the love of the English language
• These ideas go to eleven
• Jessie Mae Mooring Prayer
• Eula Mae Frazier
• Elijah Smith
• John Grover Willis
• Shopping for that favorite sportsman is easy
• Farmville youth scores high in calling competition
• Celebrating our teams in the big game
• Shocking news on both sides
• Buyers choosing used boats
• Writer vs. writer
• Community band
• Dampened spirit
• Robert Gates’ inconspicuous virtues
• Stop, don’t START!
• Take a chance
• Residents offer opinions on city's historic preservation efforts
• Cherry Point will get eight F-35B squadrons
• End of books
• Your donations can help needy this Christmas
• Longtime volunteers to lead Havelock parade Saturday
• East Front Street home a centerpiece for Saturday holiday tour
• Perdue outlines plan for reorganizing state government
• Havelock Police Department arrests, citations 12/9/2010
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 12/9/2010
• New Bern Police Department incidents 12/9/2010
• Thomas Edward Richardson
• Robert Douglas Brandsberg
• Nellie Williams Fisher
• Lois Allen
• George W. Woods
• Clydie Reeves Adams
• Harris, Davis earn C-USA awards
• She died as she lived, with grace
• Places to hunt
• Lighting the way
• Volunteers decorate cookies for church fundraiser
• Craven seeks state’s approval to exceed class-size limit at six schools
• Havelock schools delayed next week
• Marine band to ring in the holidays
• New Bern Police Department incidents 12/8/2010
• Craven Messiah Chorus celebrates season Monday
• Christmas Candlelight highlights holiday season at Tryon Palace
• First Baptist Church hosts Goldsboro ensemble Friday
• College choir performs benefit concert Friday night
• Garden club raising money for house restoration
• British scholar, actor presents Dickens program Sunday
• Asian Games Club meets Sunday
• Classical pianist returns to Oriental on Dec. 18
• Christmas concert to aid New Bern High band
• New Bern Police Department incidents 12/8/2010
• New Bern Police Department arrests, citations 12/8/2010
• Obama’s deal wasn’t ‘gangster’ but it got things done
• Reality TV improves our lives
• Moral or immoral government
• Betty Ann Wilkerson Noble
• Allie Jo Keech
• George W. Woods
• Students take a stand against bullying
• You can help bring happiness at Christmas
• Hatteras, Cabo consolidation on track
• Dancing Palin
• ‘True’ story
• Global ‘cooling’
• Remember Pearl Harbor
• Drum family member may have gotten a pass
• Tours continue rise in popularity
• Disaster assistance deadline coming up
• BIZ WATCH | Three developments on the business front
• Former educator, Gainey, passes away
• Live in peace
• Our snapshot of America
• Havelock Police Department incidents 12/6/2010
• New Bern police incidents for 12/6/10
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents for 12/6/10
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests for 12/6/10
• New Bern police arrests and citations for 12/6/10
• Victor Haywood Conway
• Robert Lowe Freeman
• John Grover Willis
• Adeline Krohn
• Youngster saw the Christmas lights, and never forgot
• Great Fire of ’22 remembered
• Bowls: Pirates will play Terps, Wolfpack gets West Virginia, Carolina faces Tennessee
• WEEK AHEAD | ‘Sweet’ week of holiday events includes music, parades, tours and cookies
• Community has opportunity to help
• Changes continue in state’s political leadership
• Better gentleman than feared pirate
• By any measure, he’s a valuable award winner
• Keep it simple, lame ducks
• City pay and benefits
• Up from Homophobia
• American Dream: Pro and con
• How WikiLeaks can make us less free
• Thanks to the volunteers
• Andy Rooney: What do you do with a gift-shop gift
• America’s reality show: Gloom and doom
• That old house
• Parking downtown
• Historic homes decorated for holiday tour
• Sarsfield-Ortiz
• Stufford-Thomas
• Elijah Lucaspat Anderson
• Kristi Stolzenberg | Reputations follow you in the Corps
• George Will: The case for engaged justice
• Nelson McDaniel | December busy month to close out 300th year
• Ed Book: Practical solutions for bullying
• Disabilities | College’s program for disabled has sparked many successes
• Ken Gruebel | An adventure-filled autobiography and a moral tale
• Congratulations
• A Reader Writes | Memories of a gung-ho Christmas
• Thanks from Pals for Paws
• More city pay and benefits
• Replacement value
• Lesson never forgotten
• CCC builds on commitment to green technology
• Even more about city pay
• Couple’s plan calls for more education
• Bears come up just short
• Eagles deny Rams again
• Call it treason
• Making parks decent again
• Folly of attacking Iran
• Open injustice to those who serve
• Barack Obama talks the talk
• Is NPR for sale?
• Security theater vs. real dangers
• Victor Dudley
• Nancy Rough Buck
• Constance Lydia Spicer Adams
• Hundreds attend festive New Bern tree lighting
• Bears, Rams fall in regional title games
• Porter earns All-America honors
• Donations to Empty Stocking Fund help local families at Christmas
• Section of 70 to be closed for several days as crossing is repaired
• Sunday breakfast to aid family that lost home to fire
• New Bern Police incidents
• Craven County Department of Social Services arrest, citation
• New Bern Police arrest, citation
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations
• Green Thumb: Many common landscape plants deadly to animals
• Hurricane season didn't blow us away
• Randy Foster: Taking aim at our hunting series
• Bert Roberts
• Adeline R. Krohn
• William R. Barber
• Thadeus Stampford Toler
• Polly McClanahan
• Joann Hughes
• Felix Franchot Wilson
• Bears a step from state
• Rams looking for revenge against Eagles
• Some thoughts on getting lost – or not
• Farmville youth scores high in national calling competition
• Sunday ceremony to remember New Bern’s Great Fire of 1922
• Firefighters warn of winter fire dangers
• Local families need your help during holidays
• Artist’s murals support Epiphany’s global mission
• Cooking program teaches adults about nutritious meals
• Editorial: Don't delay on 'don't ask don't tell'
• John Hood: The Bigger Bang Theory
• New Bern Police incidents for 12/1/10
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 12/2/10
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for 12/2/10
• Tom Philpott: Gay benefit rules drafted
• Trent Park Elementary School
• Ben D. Quinn Elementary School
• Mildred Louise Jones Haynes
• Mary Louise Foy
• Mary Eva VanHise Hart
• Leamon Mattocks
• Felix Wilson
• Deborah Ann Matthews Whitehead
• Alford Locklear
• Patricia Ann Mattocks
• Pirates stun Charlotte
• Aquaculture magazine spreads story of Vanceboro prawn farm
• Provider integration a trend in health care
• Chorus continues longtime holiday tradition
• Empty Stocking Fund aids local families
• World AIDS Day
• A celebration of freedom
• Everyone come on by to see the lights
• Jack was adopted!
• Church's 100th anniversary thanks
• New Bern Police incidents 12/1/2010
• Artist tells story with each piece in library show
• Characters come alive in ‘Miscreants’ Christmas’
• Bear City Opry presents Christmas shows Saturday
• Dickens programs slated for N.C. History Center
• Marine band to perform annual Christmas concert
• College choir to perform benefit for arts council
• Craven Messiah Chorus performs Dec. 13 at Centenary
• Voci Allegre’s Friday show has international flavor
• Concert series raises money for New Bern band
• Craven County incidents 12/2/2010
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for 12/1/10
• Craven County Sheriff's arrests and citations for 12/1/10
• Minimum wage, maximum folly
• What is Chanukah?
• Internet sweepstakes becomes illegal
• Wallace Jennings
• Mary Foye Foskey
• Lynn Chester Lewis
• Josephine Jones McCall
• John Kemp Watson
• Daniel Robert Whitmore
• Callier honored by LCC
• Pirates hope for better shooting vs. Charlotte
• Havelock rallying to support its Rams
• Craven back with state’s economic elite
• Negotiations between CarolinaEast, ECIM move forward
• Martha Randolph Carr: Small businesses get some action
• Tom Purcell: Bad 'feelings' at TSA
• A government with too many 'secrets'
• Local families need your help this Christmas through Empty Stocking Fund
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 11/30/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 11/30/2010
• Bridgeton Police arrests, citations 11/30/2010
• Havelock Police arrests, citations 11/30/2010
• New Bern Police arrests, citations 11/30/2010
• Obama citizenship
• Christian response
• Above and beyond
• Cooking with Christine: The science of baking sweets
• Readers respond with their own recipes
• Getting back on the nutrition wagon
• ECU to play in 2010 Military Bowl
• Verna Barbour Brame
• Mary Elizabeth Williams Gianotti
• Marion King Straight
• Frances Jane Roberson-Beasley
• Charles C. Day
• Government spying
• Moderation
• Easley victorious in courtroom
• Laura Oleniacz Biz Watch: Utility rates - Good news and bad
• Bettis wants ElectriCities mayors to New Bern
• Bad ‘feelings’ at the TSA
• Go local
• Dancing with Palin in 2012?
• New heresy
• I prefer my preferences
• New Year’s Eve Encore caps city’s 300th celebration
• Two charged with kidnapping attempt; each in jail with $1 million bail
• New Bern Police incidents 11/29/2010
• New Bern Police arrests, citations 11/29/2010
• Havelock Police arrests, citations 11/29/2010
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 11/29/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 11/29/2010
• ALE arrests, citations 11/29/2010
• Directions to Friday's game: New Bern at Hillside
• Tina Diane Wells
• Judith Cowgill Gillette
• Fire damages house while family at church
• Airport screening
• Help needed
• Local families need your help this Christmas
• BILL HAND: One invention’s memorable purpose
• Online shoppers now seeking deals before Cyber Monday
• Two wrecks, two DWIs — and one texting
• Festivals, parades, music, tree-lightings kick off holiday season
• Life, work evolve for metal-work artist
• Morrow, Pirates crush UNCG
• Meadows-Turner
• Doucette-Stark
• Elliana Grace Engelman
• Holiday parades set for 10 area towns
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Resources we need for wife life are available
• CCC Continuing Education center gears up for 2011
• PCC grad passes tech exam on first try
• Comic thriller: Cult of expertise
• CAROLYN BLAND: Bellamy got start on court at Cedar St. Recreation Center
• DISABILITIES: Pioneer helped change nation’s perception of disabled
• Craven residents, book tell of house's history
• Historical perspective on caring for veterans
• Squad aims to educate, rid Eastern N.C. of mosquitoes
• William John Sellhorn
• Ronalee Bailey Sheehan
• Paul J. Liberatore
• Patricia Mattocks
• Mary Williams Gianotti
• Martha Ballard
• Leamon Mattocks
• Christopher Harper
• Carol Strickland Lane
• It fell on a Thursday this year
• Toleration of thoughts
• Casting a vote
• Upcoming weekends filled with holiday parades
• Local families need your help this Christmas through Empty Stocking Fund
• Caring for veterans: An historical perspective
• Craven Community Concert Band opens season Tuesday
• Bikers bundle up, deliver cheer to children
• Bears win, earn spot in Eastern Regional final
• BARRY SMITH: Fine less than appropriate for Easley
• BARRY SMITH: Fine less than appropriate for Easley
• Francene Shalais Scott
• Places to hunt not yet a problem in Eastern North Carolina
• Fathers, daughters bond over hunting
• Sun Journal tidbits, online and off
• Empty Stocking Fund assists families in need
• Citizens should note Dell’s exit
• Great defender of freedom passes on
• Pirates fall to SMU in OT
• Santa's visit with children kicks off month of downtown holiday events
• Early risers net once-a-year deals
• Gospel group to celebrate 15 years
• GREEN THUMB: Norton a bunch grape worth a try in Eastern N.C.
• JUDI LLOYD: Don’t slack off on good practices during holidays
• ‘Gentleman Bob’ is down but not out
• Outdoor calendar
• Last chance
• City workers
• Slippery slope
• Epiphany students raise $6,500 to feed the hungry
• Empty Stocking Fund aids needy local residents
• Man arrested for shooting at a police officer
• Crowd shows up for Thanksgiving Day YMCA fundraiser run
• Families pitch in to feed the need on Thanksgiving Day
• Four arrested, suspects in several burglaries
• AT&T 3G comes to New Bern area
• Cicero with a future
• Teresa Motto Melville
• Joan Staten Walker
• Jannie Chapman Williams
• Coaches, athletes are thankful
• ECU’s Mitchell keeps expectations high
• Everlasting meaning of the day
• ‘Nutcracker’ opens Dec. 3
• Voci Allegre presents popular annual concert
• Tryouts scheduled for ‘Willy Wonka, Jr.’
• Palace presents special programs for children next week
• New Bern artist opens exhibit with sacred themes
• Volunteers transport homeless dogs and cats to avoid euthanasia
• New Bern's airport bypasses TSA passenger screening controversiy
• New Bern works to step up customer service
• Natural materials provide historic look for Tryon Palace’s holiday decoration theme
• City taking next step toward term limits
• Son of New Bern woman a top National Guard shooter
• Helicopter Ben whirls on
• Attention, deficit disorder
• Prosecutor becomes felon
• Hands off
• Happy Starvation Day
• Sure, the government is just like your family
• Day before
• Health tyrants
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Dora Lee Nichols Harton
• Thankful for what?
• Reflection
• St. Paul Catholic School
• Grover C. Fields Middle School
• GOP can kick ethanol habit
• Everyone welcome at Thanksgiving meal in Havelock
• Civitans hold line on holiday tree prices
• Pamlico outreach program earns governor’s award for volunteerism
• Five things travelers should check before hitting the road
• COOKING WITH CHRISTINE | Practice before the big day
• Turkey sandwich, short and sweet
• Entries sought from children for city time capsule
• Familiar Thanksgiving side dishes with a new twist
• Havelock decides against raises for city workers
• Former Gov. Easley guilty of one felony finance charge, given $1,000 fine
• New Bern Police incidents 11/23/2010
• Havelock Police arrests, citations 11/23/2010
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 11/23/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 11/23/2010
• New Bern Police arrests, citations 11/23/2010
• Happy Thanksgiving
• Richard Paul Ulrich
• Raymond Albert Gaskins
• Joan Staten Walker
• Janie Chapman Williams
• Rams advance without playing
• Salter, Everette earn volleyball honors
• City pay
• Otis’ disrespect
• Thanks
• Perdue seeks educators’ help in solving coming cuts
• TSA, there’s got to be a better way
• Biz buzz on Black Friday
• Aldermen to get an early start Tuesday
• Relief society at Cherry Point gets statewide honor
• GOP says it’s too late for independent redistricting commission
• Will Republicans get serious on spending?
• Havelock football advances with South Brunswick's disqualification
• Best Thanksgiving ever
• Holiday book list 2010
• Maybe elites can make marriage cool again
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 11/22/2010
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 11/22/2010
• Havelock Police arrests, citations 11/22/2010
• Bridgeton Police arrests, citations 11/22/2010
• New Bern Police arrests, citations 11/22/2010
• Certain slant of light
• Robert Deraska
• Waters lost chance at fame, but not his love of cars
• Toy Run rider identifies with youngsters in children's home
• Constitutional rights cannot be expatriated
• WEEK AHEAD: Turkey Trot good way to work up Thanksgiving appetite
• Palace kicks off month of holiday events Friday
• Dickens theme increases downtown holiday fun
• Debt panel II: Cut retirement plan for ‘under-16’ force
• Scans are going too far
• SJ's parent company considering purchase offers for newspapers, TV stations
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: No such thing as perfect timing when having a baby
• Grizzard-Caraway
• Kornegay-Winstead
• Mr. and Mrs. Frankie White
• Jena Grayce Wall
• Claire Rose Scott
• City prepares for ‘Dickens of a Christmas’
• NELSON MCDANIEL: Ghana trip educational, moving
• KEN GRUEBEL: Love, hate and murder in Eastern North Carolina
• OTIS GARDNER: Change first, then the company confetti
• Wheelchair athlete’s work has benefited thousands with disabilities
• Displaced worker renewing career at PCC
• CCC inducts 87 into Phi Theta Kappa chapter
• William Montgomery
• Tony Alan Thompson
• Linwood W. White
• Leberta Lambert Jenkins
• Colonists held four-day Thanksgiving celebration
• A high point for disposal
• From Talbots to a restroom — and back?
• Black Gold will end the Cuban embargo
• Tea party agenda
• Bears’ pitchers sign
• Outsourcing’s pitfalls
• Restrooms: Fowl smell
• Rams’ next game up in the air
• Sentencing of deputies involved in skimming drug money rescheduled
• Fetzer to step down as state GOP chairman
• Black Friday the focus for troopers during holiday
• Jones, other congressmen call for war reassessment
• Fire department collecting food for Salvation Army
• Life in the T.S. of A.
• William Michael DePriest
• Steven E. Jaggars
• Robert Alex Hagan
• Jasper Murray
• For sale, media company, good view
• Knuckle-wrapping wrong for Rangel
• Let the holidays begin — Santa’s back in town
• Jones County Water will operate in red if not reimbursed by Maysville
• Follow the Bears and Rams
• Disaster assistance deadline Sunday
• Saturday the deadline for ordering Pamlico historic group’s trees
• New Bern police incidents 11/20/2010
• Weather right for fall foliage this year in Eastern N.C.
• Notebook: ECU’s Davis racking up records
• Southern sportsmen face some real dangers
• Outdoor notes: Marine Fisheries Commission to reconsider trout rules
• Putting a golden leash on government
• Some thoughts on money
• Fiscal mission isn’t impossible
• Robert Deraska
• Mamie Dawson Wooten
• Edward W. Courtemanche
• Charles Glenn Casey
• Program empowers developmentally disabled
• Service beyond
• Thanks
• Social Security
• Brown named Senate’s next majority leader
• State auditor briefs nonprofits on sound fiscal management
• Local students stack up for Guinness World Records event
• Havelock man wanted for probation violations caught
• New Bern families honored for donations to new Parrott Academy building
• Three arrested in connection to armed robbery
• New gallery opens in old bus station
• Time to tear down Wrigley Field?
• Off to a good start
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 11/18/2010
• New Bern Police arrests, citations 11/18/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 11/18/2010
• River Bend Police arrests, citations 11/18/2010
• Pirates face Wolfpack today
• Fed’s dual mandate trap
• Brinson Memorial Elementary School
• H.J. MacDonald Middle School
• Creekside Elementary School
• Bridgeton Elementary School
• Gramercy Christian School
• Clayton Polk
• Myanmar’s mixed message
• Importance of arts
• Bottomless pit
• USDA commodities to go to more than 1,000 local families
• Authorities question safety of alcoholic energy drinks
• United Way struggles with declining contributions
• Natural is not always better
• Winners and losers
• Someone please smack down the lies
• Time to decide what Congress is for
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents 11/17/2010
• Chorus prepares for Christmas concerts
• Christmas events planned by Vanceboro rescue auxiliary
• Santa arrives in New Bern on Friday
• Student production of ‘The Crucible’ continues
• Annual chamber reverse drawing is Friday
• Jonkonnu the subject of Palace lecture series
• New Bern Police incidents 11/17/2010
• Ugly truth about D.C.
• Banks aren’t out of the financial hole
• Dr. Bernanke’s magic elixir for the economy
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 11/17/2010
• New Bern Police arrests, citations 11/17/2010
• Bridgeton Police arrests, citations 11/17/2010
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests, citations 11/17/2010
• N.C. Alcohol Law Enforcement arrests, citations 11/17/2010
• How to control Congress
• Jasper Murray
• James Calvin Kinsey
• Htoo Lay Dwe
• Grace Judd Green Burnette
• Clayton Polk
• Anita Guy King
• Manager taps financial health as city's top objective
• Another rip-off
• Rise and fall
• Debt panel’s modest step in right direction
• Special fall season
• Area home sales down slightly this year through October
• Task force returns from four-month humanitarian mission
• State officials warn of phony health inspectors
• Fundraiser for Alzheimer’s program includes bluegrass music, fishing
• Brinkley makes a splash for Pirates
• Arrest made in connection to Saturday stabbing
• Craven County arrests, citations
• Fighting a legal mirage
• Bars into churches
• Get the government out of our pants
• COOKING WITH CHRISTINE | Blending of cultures
• Two Cheesecakes for Thanksgiving
• Making a favorite a little lighter
• Reginald Franklin Lewis
• Mark Stephen Domroe
• Mae Lillie Williams
• Grace Judd Green Burnette
• Freeman White
• Brian Mark Cooper
• Betty Batchelor
• Thomas J. Abbott
• No decency
• Time has told
• Business group opens GED training center
• Laura Oleniacz: QR to pick up PDQ
• Rewriting Blackbeard’s history: Researcher suspects traditional accounts are wrong
• Police investigating Trent Court stabbing
• New Cherry Point commander named
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrest for 11/15/10
• New Bern Police arrests for 11/15/10
• Ernest Boomer
• Military chaplains should not fear gays
• Col. Denn’s DWI
• James City
• Environmental health? He wrote the book
• State auditor to teach nonprofits accounting workshop
• Bill Hand: Monday's the baron’s birthday
• Lectures, music and tours on tap this week
• Euglow-Willenborg
• Fisher-Crisafulli
• Boudreau-Saunders
• Ethan Christopher Glover
• Jena Grayce Wall
• Wheelchair athlete journeyed from last to first
• Claire Rose Scott
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Tips for venting sessions
• Outdoor sculpture park hosts art from around world
• POEM: A Tribute to New Bern
• Spring registration begins this week at college
• Grants help PCC develop transition programs
• TOM PHILPOTT: Debt panel eyes TRICARE hikes, federal pay freeze
• Ernest Boomer
• Brian Mark Cooper
• Antonio Videll Johnson
• V.J. O'Neal
• Michael Timothy Scanlon
• John A. Barrows
• Freeman White
• Schönnewolff might have had legal training
• Not time to complain
• A day in the life of Calamity Mark
• Retired professor, Marine officer spread story of first black Corps members
• Thanks
• Long drive to justice
• Parallels
• Real reason
• Our government
• Drinking and driving
• Pet responsibility
• Praising Col. Glover
• Thanks
• Stimulus dollars work
• RCS helpers
• Literacy
• Brown signs with West Virginia
• Park brings art to public
• Charities receive support as shoppers find gifts to give
• Walk assists families affected by Alzheimer’s
• Michael Timothy Scanlon
• Mary A. Manning
• Maggie Irene Bazemore
• Lewis Alexander Brackett
• John A. Barrows
• James Calvin Kinsey
• Horace Miller
• Estella Bryan
• Dorothy Bowden Rackley
• Donald L. Brothers
• William Carl Wooten
• Was anyone really surprised?
• Local election outcomes unchanged after canvass
• Drivers shaken by rough spot on Havelock highway
• Bears, Rams advance in football playoffs
• GREEN THUMB: Watch for common fungal disease that affects pansies, violas
• Thousands of dollars in copper stolen in Havelock
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests, citations 11/12/2010
• New Bern police arrests, citations 11/12/2010
• Bridgeton police arrest 11/12/2010
• Pirates open today against Erskine
• Football playoffs
• Wonderful article
• William R. Barber
• Obama is right about India trade
• Velva P. Wetherington
• Life and religion
• Roy Morris
• Post-mortem: Random notes on an election
• Rose Shannin
• Political class adjusts to reality
• Mae L. Williams
• Lillian Pimm
• Joy Burton Nelson
• Jewel Ray Oster
• Ida Worthington Barrow
• Annie Smith
• Anne Dixon Ditzell
• Outdoor notes: Wayne County hunters dominate Pollocksville big game tournament
• Local bird dog ranks among the best in the country
• Palace salutes military Thursday through Sunday
• Maryanne Guyre Knortz
• Fashion show, tea event includes activities for men
• John D. Coleman
• We pause today, saluting veterans
• James Edward Riggs
• Marines rescue
• Iris Hicks Stevens
• Constitution
• Hallet Thomas Latham
• A.H. Bangert Elementary School
• Garland Joseph Bruinton
• James W. Smith Elementary School
• Florence-Emily Litchfield
• Havelock Middle School
• Edward G. Armstrong
• Volunteer chief gets big state honor
• Oaks Road Elementary School
• Charles Thomas Grant
• Craven foreclosures 36th highest of state’s 100 counties
• Rep. Jones’ grandfather awarded the Purple Heart
• Importance of the headline
• Completion of flower sculpture delayed until spring
• Transformative election
• Keith's back. Whoop-de-doo
• Thank you to all our veterans
• Besmirch and divert
• First deliveries of F-35s appear delayed
• Letting ex-cons vote is no crime
• Doctor warns students about hazards of smoking
• Pirates, Mitchell cram for UAB
• Veterans honored for sacrifices
• Trent River Coffee Co. hosts singer Shain
• ECU basketball signs three guards
• Civic production cast to appear at Sunday jazz show
• Nancy Earl Singleton
• City workers complain about possible cost increases
• Mary Alice Flick
• City approves plan for downtown restroom
• Martha Kaiser
• Ratio opens ‘Absurd Person Singular’ on Friday
• Lynda DeWitt Frederick
• Marine run celebrates birthday of Corps
• George David Cobb
• Worry over trade deficits
• Grizzly problem for the GOP
• I’m politically incorrect
• Craven County arrests, citations 11/10/2010
• Craven County incidents, 11/10/10
• New Bern Police incidents
• Craven high school, college students present ‘The Crucible’
• New exhibits debut Friday at ArtWalk
• 15 men to participate in fundraiser pageant
• Saving the Golden State
• Loan centers open through Nov. 16
• Both parties need to wise up
• Stanley M. Topper
• Entitlement foibles
• Sebert E. Jones
• PJs being collected for battered women, children
• Roy Morris
• Soufflés: Elegant, classic, delicious
• New Bern Police incidents 11/09/2010
• Thinking of apples
• COOKING WITH CHRISTINE | Keeping the thanks in Thanksgiving
• K-Tribe unveils new logo
• 20,000 to be without power Sunday morning
• Jones County students help Haiti
• New home, gift show kicks off holiday shopping season
• Stanley M. Topper
• Hagan expresses concern for veterans
• Sebert Jones
• Grantsboro event aims to help the needy
• Robert Edwards Scoville
• Convicted felon enters guilty plea
• Nina Ruth Hooker Simpson
• Marines Corps celebrate 235th
• Mary Elizabeth Tripp Jones
• Reagan and rules
• Mary Alice Flick
• Stimulated
• Company envisions Days Hotel upgrade
• Zaleski pins down first two wins
• Havelock commissioners opt to hold onto extra revenue
• Craven County arrests, citations 11/09/10
• New Bern incidents for 11/8/10
• Letter from Arkansas
• Rose S. Shannin
• Tree hugger hypocrisy
• Nina Hl. Simpson
• My parents reign in government spending
• Charles Anderson
• Money available to recruit AmeriCorps volunteers
• Carolyn Carter Burtscher
• BIZ WATCH | Going to the mall
• Byard P. Bridge
• Shoe Dept. Encore to open Friday in the New Bern Mall
• Hollow core
• Weakened Obama ventures to Asia
• Setting it right
• Reagan spending
• Blame game
• An epic quest
• Craven County Sheriff's Office arrests and citations for 11/8/10
• New Bern Police Department arrests for 11/8/10
• Libraries will close for system upgrades
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrests and citations for 11/8/10
• Local events honor military veterans
• Havelock Police Department incidents for 11/8/10
• Farm City Day unites city dwellers, rural folk
• Pamlico County arrests and citations for 11/8/10
• Lay it away
• KEN GRUEBEL: A gripping British mystery you’ll enjoy
• Attack of the food police
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Share the military spousal blueprint
• Making friends
• NELSON MCDANIEL: So much to learn, so much to tell
• Iceberg looms
• Shooters, archers practice at Cherry Point club
• Ten thousand women and counting
• Braxton Andrew Nesmith
• GOP not for whites only
• Elijah Nicholas Wilson
• Seeing treasure in trash
• Pierce-Cook
• Excellence attained; destiny still awaits
• Havelock commissioners convene Monday night
• Stilley-Morgan
• More about the parents of Katherine Winn
• Racing’s first endorser has a tie to the city – Pepsi
• Terry L. King
• WEEK AHEAD | Military, pirate, cemetery histories highlighted
• Mary Tripp Taylor
• Restroom is city’s top issue Tuesday
• Mark Stephen Domroe
• Young people have a role model to call their own
• Karen Ann Philipps
• New Bern church’s century-old legacy is one of love, guiding youth
• John D. Coleman
• Beware rumors
• College unites WWII vet with Saipan native
• Remembering Dick Dow
• CCC students to compete in computer network protection competition
• DISABILITIES: Woman severely sensitive to certain chemicals
• Investors vote with their wallets
• Bears face Rampants in playoff opener
• Midshipmen hammer ECU
• Prep football playoff pairings set
• White Southern Democrats not extinct, but the ‘silly season’ is over
• Havelock still sees need for utilities on 70 corridor
• Replace the smoke alarm batteries as you set the clocks back
• Matthew Lawrence Collins
• Marion Stark Batt
• Lue Jean Scales
• County leaders break ground for new Jones Senior gym
• Joann O'Neal May
• GOVERNMENT NOTEBOOK: Plan outlined for improving county animal shelter’s adoption rates
• Hazzie Burton Williams
• Hagan brings information, hope to areas hit by flooding
• Small, enthusiastic parade crowd honors veterans
• Refurb complete, city's jet awaits its new home
• Duffyfield cleanup ‘resounding success’
• We're seeing a tea party, and not the last
• Paying new Agent Orange claims a complex drill
• Jimmy Cox
• Expectations
• Garland Bruinton
• New Bern Police incidents 11/6/2010
• Darcine Karen Pannell
• College adopts new pay scale for staff, faculty
• Sporting life
• Preston signs
• Outdoor notes: Wildlife Commission stocking Cape Fear with stripers
• Thanks for the support
• Sometimes luck trumps skill
• What’s in a name?
• Pirates play hoops exhibition today
• Chili Festival
• Notebook: ECU’s Johnson growing up
• Pamlico boatmaker awarded contract for new Savannah ferry
• RCS gets record PB&J donation
• Follow the Bears
• Midterms impact felt in Raleigh
• Pirates seek discipline vs. Navy
• GREEN THUMB: More landscape trees for fall, winter planting
• Craven County incidents for 11/05/10
• Thanks from Tryon Palace
• Craven County arrests for 11/05/10
• Thanks for helping
• Bridgeton arrest for 11/15/10
• Good-bye, America
• N.C. Highway Patrol arrest for 11/05/10
• My heart hurts
• Power administrator, cities working together to reduce rates
• Democrats dumped over the economy
• Wainwright's days as speaker pro tem numbered following GOP takeover of N.C. House
• Preston L. Franklin
• Katie Swinson Stevens
• Carol Jordan Williams
• PHOTOS: Election Day 2010
• Railroad crossing work planned
• Jones County arrests, citations 11/4/2010
• New Havelock café attracts a quick and large following
• Two cheers for the gridlock
• More things change . . .
• Craven County arrests, citations 11/4/2010
• New Bern incidents 11/4/10
• Sales tax holiday for some appliances begins Friday
• Karen Elizabeth Heath
• Liberals, take note
• Judith Wharton Allan
• Did freedom win?
• Jerrold Lee Nelson
• Craven County arrests, citations 11/3/2010
• Dermont C. Miner
• New Bern Police incidents 11/3/2010
• Cecil Earl Hunter
• Repeal it now!
• Schoolyard bully bullied
• Ratio presents ‘Absurd Person Singular’
• Elitist? Moi?
• Southern Gentlemen score well in two-state competition
• Parades in Pamlico, Carteret to honor veterans Saturday
• Durham singer-songwriter takes stage at Trent River Coffee Co.
• Fresh from wins, GOP’s next task is establishing leadership
• Craven Concerts presents Pianafiddle
• Help the animals
• Final 2010 New Bern ArtWalk next week
• Honor Flight thanks
• Arts Council park comes alive with variety of sculpture
• Politicians should study Reagan’s speech
• Tuesday’s story
• Arthur W. Edwards Elementary
• NC GOP regains legislative control in biggest shake-up since 1890s
• Reception Thursday night for library Artist of the Month
• New Bern native loses bid in Connecticut for U.S. Senate
• Virginia’s black Confederates
• Tuesday elections — smooth voting, high turnout and mild weather
• Morning after
• Cooler weather brings a nice pick-me-up dish
• Three of my favorite fall meals
• COOKING WITH CHRISTINE | Rising to the top
• Votes are counted, but it's the engine that needs attention
• Taylor Craven District 2’s new commissioner
• Monette beats Thomas for sheriff
• Voting steady, easy in Havelock
• Mark unseats Morris for Craven District 1 commissioner
• Dacey slides into District 4 commissioner seat without opposition
• Mostellar roars for Wildcats
• Preston wins in N.C. Senate District 2
• Sanderson beats Underhill in N.C. House District 3
• Pamlico County arrests 11/2/2010
• Shirley Mae O'Neal
• Pamlico County incidents 11/2/2010
• Janice S. Perry
• New Bern Police incidents 11/2/2010
• Helen Hurst
• Voters carry anxiety, disappointment to the polls
• Fannie Kennedy Price
• Business as usual
• Elizabeth Anne Stallings DiDio
• Five Points
• Clarence W. Blount
• Butterfield wins in U.S. House District 1
• Loss takes race from ECU’s hands
• In Washington, dividing can be a plus
• 2010 Election Coverage
• M2MPolitics says stage is set for Republicans
• Craven County arrests, citations 11/1/2010
• Election Night chat room, livestream back again
• New Bern Police incidents 11/1/2010
• What today might mean
• Craven County Sheriff's Office incidents 11/1/2010
• Marshall challenges incumbent Burr
• Yes, but … dude
• Woolard: Election about economics, jobs
• Too good to be true?
• Seasoned Butterfield still sees challenges
• Benita S. Whitford
• Unemployment rates drop in Craven, Pamlico, Jones counties
• Annette B. Milstead
• Three businesses recognized for positive hiring practices
• For some, recovering from flooding is ongoing
• Shelter does help
• Book sale thanks
• Keep the change
• Observers
• Why PC is a pain, no offense
• Midterm examination
• First hope, then memory
• Riverkeeper speaks in PCC environmental lecture series
• Woolard: Election about economics, jobs
• Students encouraged to meet with a CCC advisor
• Jones dominates in a race of three
• CCC celebrates National Medical Assistants Recognition Week
• Rouse: 'Government must be controlled'
• MONTH IN PHOTOS | October brought damaging flooding, but also reasons to celebrate
• Unit to govern
• Local cast deals with mischievous plant in ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
• Jones pursues local brand of GOP
• DISABILITIES: Kidney disease survivor’s nonprofit allows patients to help peers
• WildARC positive
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Male military spouses deserve same support as females
• Tired of blame game
• Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gooding
• Need facts
• What’s at stake Tuesday
• Quinn-Barfield
• Malinda Gay Lewis
• Judge orders that voters be warned about voting machine issues
• Jane King Smith
• Playing race card
• Catherine H. Pettit
• Cultural Festival
• Arthur Lee Willoughby
• Election year currency contortions with China
• Alta Wooster Krieger
• Havelock police sponsor trick-or-treating event
• Lee-Daly
• Bill Hand: New Bern theater in the Roaring '20s
• Free tutoring program at PCC provides one-on-one help
• Charlie Hall: Patriotic, environmental participation events on tap this week
• Betsy Alfred Vandiver
• GREEN THUMB: Strong tree species endorsed by the experts
• Arthur Lee Willoughby
• Halloween spending up this year for costumes, candy and more
• Don’t blame the shelter
• Ghostwalk offers historical entertainment
• Children parade in Halloween costumes
• Let Congress dispatch ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
• Outdoor notes: North Carolinians hunting in Virginia must follow CWD rules
• Lessons learned from gun dogs are worth knowing
• A close call
• Peggy Carter Dixon
• Milton Becton
• Busy Wednesday for news
• Malinda Lewis
• October surprise on Perdue
• Jon Tinney
• Great driving machine
• Jesse Richard Dickie Walker
• State GOP sues election board over voting machines
• Hue Belle Sutton
• Craven County arrests, citations 10/29/2010
• Hazel Emily MacCallum
• Craven County Sheriff's incidents 10/29/2010
• Cecil Clair Butterfield
• New Bern Police incidents 10/29/2010
• 20th Annual Ghostwalk The Best of 300 Years
• Feds probe Perdue’s 2008 campaign
• Put succinctly
• Poll numbers
• Voting robots
• Columnist Wall wins national writing award
• Katherine Ann Taylor
• N.C. History Center opens after a two-decade effort
• Grace Wheeler
• William G. Susemihl
• Gladys Craft Griffin
• Marquerite Provost Morgan
• Flossie Bell Meadows Staten
• Hazel D. Dawson-Chapman
• E. Paul Robbins
• Grace Waters Wheeler
• Dorothy Emma Holton
• E. Paul Robbins
• It’s popular to be populist
• Dr. John M. Zechman
• New Bern Police incidents 10/22/2010
• Pirates look to widen division lead
• GREEN THUMB: Experiment with backyard small fruits
• Agencies combating homelessness daily
• N.C. History Center uses high-tech interactivity to tell old stories
• Scary tale of regulating your behavior
• New Bern incidents for Oct. 12
• Jones County arrests for Oct. 12
• Havelock Chili Festival spiced by range of East Coast entrants
• Lucinda Harper Phelps
• James Wesley Raney
• Jack Wallace Reid
• Elizabeth White Fuller
• Douglas English Blackburn
• Brenda Mills Smith Pelletier
• Two delightful Inner banks fall recipes
• Crisp autumn salad
• Fall means chili weather
• Of public servants who serve themselves first
• Craven County arrests, citations 10/12/2010
• Pamlico County incidents 10/12/2010
• Joe Skipper
• Wootten legacy preserved through work of photographic archivist
• Elinor R. Ratcliffe
• State of the obsession: Report from an anarchists’ convention
• Edna Rouse Sutton
• Calculating what never was
• Coastal Carolina Agricultural Fair 2010
• Ugly price for free speech
• Beltway lessons
• Underhill’s pier
• Castle Doctrine
• Why we march and vote
• Let schools decide body jewelry rules
• City audit is clean, finances better than expected
• McNeill: Win ‘validates’ ECU’s efforts
• Area stars helping Bulldogs shine
• Craven County arrests and citations for Oct. 11
• Solar project at BSH warehouse stalled
• UPDATED AT 4:20 P.M.: Craven County incidents for Oct. 11
• BIZ WATCH | Craven’ Wine, Royal Cutz now open
• Boil notice issued for recently flooded private wells in Craven County
• Log truck overturns; New Bern driver OK
• Nicole Lenet Bryant
• Renowned Army Field Band performs in New Bern
• Greener grass
• Washington borrows, Raleigh spends
• Perils of overreach
• MumFest offers exposure for nonprofits, clubs and charitable groups
• Thomas L. McMorrow
• Flood help
• Robert Arthur Lang
• Thanks
• Mildred Rose Cataldo
• Five Points
• Many vets to be helped by veterans’ benefits act
• You owe me
• Puppy, martyr
• Life and times of the Snap Dragon
• No worries for local congressmen
• WEEK AHEAD | Fairs, festivals and fun runs
• Inaugural Cancer Classic will honor trio
• Flood victims getting assistance
• Boyhood neighbors inspire book about famous soft drink
• Moment to cringe, moment to teach
• How to profit by expanding freedom
• Phony integrity
• Fall: Best time to plant landscape trees
• Sailor with cerebral palsy
• Woman’s research helps lower neighbors’ tax bill
• Very appreciative
• Governor asks for disaster declaration
• Veterans’ honor flight
• Even a rival has sympathy
• Liberty McKayla Slade
• UPDATE 2: Power outage affects thousands
• Maness
• SHP to follow school buses and enforce laws as part of ‘Operation Stop Arm’
• Emotional return
• Pirates visit Southern Miss
• Cherry-Anderson
• Floyd Eugene Dunn
• Meadows-Tewes
• Craven County arrests and citations for Oct. 9
• Red Cross assisting flood victims in Vanceboro area
• Picture-perfect weather helps draw thousands to MumFest opening
• Games tune up older brains
• Huckabee’s ‘values’
• Tri-Community firefighters get grant
• Purveyors of propaganda
• State sets aside millions for small business loans
• Tea and the GOP
• Letters: To publish, or not to publish?
• Well deserved defeat
• Federal dollars will enhance efforts for support model
• Party of no, redux
• Finding a program of interest brightens his life
• Storms brought disaster, one day at a time
• Two different thrillers
• Johnson devotes life to community service
• Taylor brings business experience to the table
• North Carolina Symphony offers intimate view of 'Art in Music'
• Numbers below threshold for a presidential declaration
• Last voting registration day today
• Atheists score well on religion
• Changing the scorecard
• New Bern’s annual MumFest evolves from small arts, crafts event
• Pirates focus on C-USA race
• Jean Roberts Cunningham
• David Carl Bauer
• Four teens charged in vandalism spree
• Bartow Kistler Pierce
• New Bern Police incidents 10/7/2010
• Pile of magazines
• Craven County arrests, citations 10/7/2010
• Some lures are more than just fish bait
• Murder charge filed in death of Havelock man
• MumFest Schedule
• New Bern’s annual MumFest evolves from small arts, crafts event
• Myrtle Anderson Summerell
• Mack Wallace Jones
• George Allen Truitt
• Constance Downing-Mosby
• Betsy Lou Dixon Martin
• Sumo wrestling with deficits
• Vernettia Bryant Randall
• Peggy Hartley Waters
• Wonderful visit
• Somebody noticed, or: The case of the terrorist emeritus
• Von or de?
• Recovery, relief teams aid flood victims
• Ballads to blues featured in Schmidt concert
• Children’s productions sew strong seeds for future of local community theater
• Featured artists finally gets reception
• 'American Voices' lecture kicks off Pamlico Musical Society season
• TV promotional spots will include Marine band from Cherry Point
• Writer’s workshop scheduled at college
• Student brings pistol to Havelock Middle
• Craven County arrest for Oct. 6
• Pumpkin patch
• Craven County incidents for Oct. 6
• It takes more than speechifying
• Ditch cleaning should help Trent Village
• Cost of lack of trust
• Fox ‘friend’ O’Keefe vanquished by CNN
• Stan Liutkus
• Bridgeton U.S. 17 contract awarded
• Mary Edwina Kiernan
• U.S Transportation Secretary, other leaders will meet at GTP
• Dwight Geron Harper
• States look for revenue transfusions
• Bernice Lewis Sadler
• Road warrior
• Politicians exploit economic ignorance
• Bobcats’ interest starting to soar
• Highsmith likes the smack talk
• Craven County arrests and citations for Oct. 5, 2010
• Auxiliary police officer at center of college campus shooting probe
• LINDSEY MATHES: Soup for a rainy day
• Spirit of helping less fortunate begins early
• EDDY BROWNING: Mrs. Rea’s muscadine grapes
• Lecture looks at African-American traditions
• P.CHRISTINE SMITH: Student chefs dish up nicely prepared international cuisine
• Commissioner puts animal shelter on her priority list
• Craven County incidents for Oct. 5
• Famed New Bern photographer’s work goes on exhibit Thursday
• Jones County arrests and citations as of Oct. 5, 2010
• CarolinaEast adds robot-assisted device
• Success story for children
• Agriculture comes to life for fourth graders
• Mom 1, phone scammer 0
• Politicians sign letter requesting all 11 squadrons
• Constancy of purpose
• FEMA evaluators survey Craven, will soon see Jones, Carteret
• Rufus Hayword Wall
• Waiting for super-parents
• Patrick Eddie Ligi
• Congress can’t repeal economics
• Harvey Allen Marron
• State ESC foulup penalizes the innocent
• Deborah Cahoon
• Issue No. 1
• David Carl Bauer
• Day to remember
• Pirates regroup after UNC loss
• Bennett makes a splash with Camels
• War veterans’ tribute
• GM donations
• BIZ WATCH | New deli open downtown on Middle Street
• Craven County arrests, citations 10/4/2010
• Craven County incidents 10/4/2010
• School children hear the message of Fire Prevention Week
• Wainwright leads in campaign dollars given through June 30
• Havelock sophomore victim of campus shooting
• Harassment masquerading as expression?
• Don’t be infected by the GOP’s sick health care rhetoric
• Ideology vs. principle
• Kate Zernike’s stupid outrage
• Rahm departs with a mixed legacy
• Westwood Arms residents displaced
• Heartbreaking ending to improved cotton crop
• Craven County damages include 200 homes, 30 businesses
• Tail tale
• Instant drought fix: Just add water
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Thanks to all Operation Ball Gown supporters
• September scenes captured by the Sun Journal staff
• WITHIN DRIVING DISTANCE: Fort Macon a monument to the efforts of many
• Former New Bern mayor Ella Bengel receives Order of the Longleaf Pine
• Logan Ray Murphy
• Perdue sees Vanceboro flooding for herself
• Hailey Marie Clemenic
• Three Vanceboro schools closed Monday
• Private matter of public concern
• OTIS GARDNER: Vegas was Vegas, entertaining and enjoyable
• Pereira-Smith
• Perdue's choice has experience
• White
• River Bend noise
• Bartram
• Laureates of the landfill
• White-McLawhorn
• Praising the SJ
• Cherry-Anderson
• Area stars shine in ECU-UNC game
• Wisdom of Pat Moynihan
• BILL HAND COLUMN: A different view of slavery
• PCC helped mother find her career path
• CHARLIE HALL'S WEEK AHEAD: Time for MUMFEST - and more
• B-Term registration Oct. 7-13 at Craven
• William Edward Jones
• DISABILITIES: Rare disorder distinguished by fusion of neck vertebrae
• Vance Lee Koonce
• Hearing exposes flaws in Agent Orange law, studies
• Mildred Ferree
• Finally getting down to business
• Jessie Turnage Scott Sadler
• Base of sources, information available on state political races
• Charles Jennings Carawan
• Craven County gets a clean sweep
• Bruce Allen 'Sal' Thompson
• Public hearings will lead off Monday’s session
• Bertha Elizabeth Crouse Grubb
• County sets up storm hotline; roads closed in the Croatan
• Barbara 'June' Palme
• Perdue will visit flooded areas of Vanceboro, Windsor
• Anne Marie Shea Seijo
• Festival opens door to education on heritage
• JUDI LLOYD: Take advantage of events to clean up Craven
• Marines return from seven months in Afghanistan
• GREEN THUMB: Beware the infamous lantana lacebug
• Humanitarians all around us
• In truth, all elected officials have fallen from our grace
• Enough already; all levels have taxed us to death
• Who let the dogs out?
• Truth and labeling
• Heels pull away from ECU
• Liberal agenda
• Patriot’s salute
• Flooding remains an issue
• William Henry Stovall
• William Henry Jackson
• William Ethro Green
• Ruby Mae Smith Morgan
• Margaret Stapleford Austin
• Gary Wayne Greenwaldt
• Fred Bryan Wayne
• Charlie Henderson
• Anne Milholland Marty
• Storm brought some areas more rain than Floyd
• There are so many problems in the world
• Reelsboro-area bridge among Pamlico road closures
• Area mops up after week of rain
• Floodwaters affect travel on U.S. 17 in Maysville
• Outdoor notes: Wildlife Commission offers crossbow safety tips
• Craven County arrests and citations for Oct. 1
• Ducks Unlimited Banquets offer fun, food and funds for wildlife
• Craven County incidents
• Seafood Festival on schedule
• Tragedy strikes twice, a year apart
• Craven Community College closed Thursday
• Eight road closures in Craven, three in Jones
• Apartment complex among flooded areas in Havelock
• Weather closes one road in Craven, two in Jones
• New website covers politics from Murphy to Manteo
• Judicial center
• Part of McCarthy Boulevard in New Bern closed
• Vote?
• Swift Creek approaches flood stage; eight roads in Craven closed
• Tree advice
• William Earl Brinkley
• Internet snooping no LOL matter
• Lilly 'Arlyne' Smyer
• ‘New Bern has all the water it can handle’
• Fred B. Wayne
• Drenching rains bring havoc — and one death
• Clinton Rudolph Banks
• Blacknall seeks redemption against Tar Heels
• Bruce 'Sal' Thompson
• Seafood Festival begins Friday in Morehead City
• Booker Turner Johnson
• Local grad to attend White House summit
• Almeda Enoch Saunders
• Parts of Craven lose power; roads still treacherous
• Table-pounding on the left
• Flooding still a concern; tornado watch in effect
• Six road closures in Craven, including U.S. 17 and N.C. 43
• Ferry schedules change due to weather
• No school Thursday for Craven, Pamlico, Jones students
• Closures, delays, rescheduling
• Schools, college closed Friday
• Five road closures in Craven, including U.S. 17 and N.C. 43; three in Jones
• Progress Energy in process of restoring power
• Gov. Perdue declares state of emergency; rainfall worse than Floyd in '99 near Wilmington
• Emergency Operations Center activated; shelter opened at West Craven Middle
• List of Craven road closings includes stretch of U.S. 70 (updated 9:50 p.m.)
• Landscape artist debuts Oriental show on Saturday
• Pamlico County Heritage Day brings back the past
• MumFest celebrates 30 years with full slate of entertainment
• Spending Revolt bus makes a stop in New Bern
• Misguided distinction – or not?
• Rain from tropical storm expected to cap off drenched week
• Taxing the rich
• Lame decision on tax cuts
• Religious ignorance hurts
• Big Sweep
• Zai Meir Barnes
• Green Springs drowning
• Mary Taylor Bishop
• Grand celebration
• Edward Xavier Mulderrig
• Porter leads Trojans in goals
• Earline Pavone Lucht
• Craven County arrests, citations 9/29/2010
• Annie Ragsdale Humphrey
• New Bern Police Department incidents 9/29/2010
• Alton Ray Cahoon
• Craven County Schools release at 1 p.m. today
• Small town, big city
• Flood warning includes western Craven County
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• Murder-mystery comedy continues this weekend
• Vitamin rich and tasty, veggies are a great way to add to your meal
• Advertise With Us
• Lights out
• Mobile Products
• Rejecting anti-natural rights
• Whoops!
• Rosa Lee Kite Ipock
• Havelock to seek grant for assessment of old dump site
• More rain, significant flooding possible Wednesday
• Emergency agencies brace for more bad weather
• Pirates focus on selves, not rivalry
• Coast Guard, minorities
• Carter leading UNC's defense
• Celebrate differences
• Hopes dashed
• Honesty
• These boards have not sent a clear message
• A simple thank you
• New Bern Police incidents 9/28/2010
• Craven County arrests, citations 9/28/2010
• Authorities believe fire was arson, issue charges
• State giving instant runoff system a try in November election
• Muscadine grapes blend wonderfully in a tasty pie
• Committee approves Amos nomination to commandant
• Wine base for sauce brings life to dinner
• About Us
• Power outage continues in Havelock
• Why rip off the rich?
• Justice delayed — again
• Saving Rep. Jackson’s mission improbable
• Liberals confuse me
• New Bern Police incidents 9/27/2010
• Celebrate banned books week 2010
• American dream
• State candidates set for Pamlico forum
• Have your cake and travel, too
• Havelock finds county unhelpful in landfill cleanup
• State grant arrives in time for annual fund-raiser
• Belly up: A family business can’t survive the recession
• Soggy start to the week
• Cancer screening focuses on at-risk population
• Falishia A. Moore
• Obamacare’s bill quickly adds up
• Delsie Cuthrell Toler
• Cut taxes, cut spending
• Early Monday rain causes no major problems
• Craven County arrests, citations 9/27/2010
• Our non-war over Islam
• CCC to showcase what welding program offers
• Narratives offer insight to Civil War propaganda
• BOOK REVIEW: Author clearly knows forensics, how to write
• ‘New Bern Romance’ debuts
• DISABILITIES: Autistic man defined by abilities, not limitations
• Politicians: Not a good time to be one
• OTIS GARDNER: All generations create badges of individuality
• Fire burns more than 70 acres
• New surgeon in New Bern area was awarded Bronze Star
• From 1900 to 1950, it was easy to stay busy in Five Points
• Constitution
• KRISTI STOLZENBERG: Share your opinion of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
• Congressional offices
• PHOTOS AND VIDEO: Whirlwind day in Washington for WWII vets
• Grant provides home as a blessing
• NELSON MCDANIEL: Hundreds made our city shine for the Jubilee
• Behind the White House curtain
• October full of festivals, fairs
• Next on the agenda
• Luci Mary Warren
• Some letters to my family
• Carly Ann Hacker
• Mary Adelaide Sanders
• Weatherington-Nelson
• Louisiana White Carter
• Fitzgerald-Williams
• Lillingtons a large, confusing and interesting family
• Night training taking place
• Services stung by surprise pop in retirement costs
• Sports club visits PCC boatbuilding class
• WEEK AHEAD | Festivals are coming; stages are busy
• Fixing the primary elections
• Coastal maritime history conference comes to New Bern
• Richard Lee Thomas
• GOVERNMENT NOTEBOOK: Voting information packets available at Board of Elections
• Richard Harris
• Courthouse issue divides two Craven sheriff candidates
• Maybelle Moore
• Gratitude
• Margaret Rae Daugherty Hawkins
• Thanks
• Grey Manning
• Caring for the dying
• Edgar M. Barwick
• Bin Laden is kaput inside ‘source’ said
• Dorothy Monk McKever
• Attack mailing
• Carl Corbett Evans
• Smear campaign
• Bessie Godette Williams
• Political mailer
• Failure to communicate
• Vote Sanderson
• Limeades for Learning
• Dog days
• Cherry Point vocational center recognized
• West Craven hosting annual Band Classic
• Hundreds honor retiring Glover
• Bedbugs return, but Craven not infested
• More local or more world news?
• West Craven High team wins history bowl in sudden death
• When sensible isn’t common
• Morris sees board seat as way to serve public
• Mark seeks changes in leadership, spending
• District 1 Craven commissioner candidates see business, money as key issues
• Craven County arrests, citations 9/24/2010
• GREEN THUMB: Take the kids outside to grow edible flowers
• Sheriff looking for suspect in car break-ins
• Edward Owen
• Charlie Dunn
• Annie Thedora Fisher Cuff
• Bucks County rematch<