Program To Spotlight Local Seafood
The Seafood Festival is a way to recognize the fishing industry of our state, but sometimes that industry needs a little help.
May 24, 2013
The Seafood Festival is a way to recognize the fishing industry of our state, but sometimes that industry needs a little help.
Also at the Seafood Festival Saturday, tons of music.
It's a tradition of sorts, along the waterfront in Morehead City at the North Carolina Seafood Festival, a tradition of flinging fish.
Gasoline prices are on the rise in parts of North Carolina and some station owners say the price is up because of delivery charges.
Bill allows increased number of wild Shackleford horses.
N.C. judge orders Phase II money released from tobacco trust fund.
Lawyers question whether UNC broke public meetings law.
Green Berets get new leader.
North Carolina had the nation's second-fastest growing immigrant student population in elementary schools in the 1990's.
The governor has signed into law a rewrite of the state lobbying rules that requires lobbyists to file more frequent expense reports and closes a loophole that allowed some wining and dining to go undeclared.
Vice President Dick Cheney is scheduled to visit Camp Lejeune and eat lunch with members of an Ohio-based Marine Reserves battalion that took heavy losses during a deployment to Iraq.
Physician's Assistant Charged With Drug Fraud.
One of the things people will be able to do this weekend at the North Carolina Seafood Festival is tour the US Coast Guard Cutter Elm, at the state port. Friday we got on board for a sneak preview.
Friday night was the big night, kick off for the 19th Annual North Carolina Seafood Festival here in Morehead City.
The rebuilding of a health care facility that services almost 12,000 patients from Ayden and across Pitt County has hit a speed bump.
It's Military Appreciation Weekend at East Carolina University as the purple and gold pay homage to the red, white, and blue.
It's day two of the Second Annual Marine Corps Celebrity Invitational Golf Tournament at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune.
A groundbreaking for a new public safety training center and firing range for Pitt Community College kicked off Saturday morning.
The Third Battalion, 25th Marines left for Iraq in January and Friday they came home.
Parole denied. One of Onslow County's most notorious convicted killers will remain behind bars for now.
Another huge fire for Ayden firefighters and the second in as many days.
Fire officials still don't know what destroyed a medical building in Ayden Wednesday.
The N.C. Seafood Festival is a time to raise much needed funds for dozens of non-profit organizations.
A man wanted on an assault charge has turned himself in.
Camp Lejeune is seeing stars as celebrities hit the links at the Paradise Point Golf Course for the second annual Marine Corps Celebrity Invitational Golf Tournament.
