Some Pamlico residents still advised to boil water

Sun Journal - Thu Nov 05

Some Pamlico County Water System customers who live along N.C. 304 are being advised to boil their water until at least Saturday morning.

Bridge work causes water outages, low pressure

Windsock - Thu Nov 05

An advisory for people to boil their water is in effect along sections of N.C. 304 between Mesic and Vandemere.

Bridge, airport terminal opened 10 years ago Thursday

Sun Journal - Wed Nov 04

Two New Bern area avenues to the rest of the world were dedicated and officially opened here 10 years ago Thursday.

Fifth seat too close to call in Oriental

Sun Journal - Tue Nov 03

For the second time in two years, the final Oriental commissioners seat could be decided by a draw from a hat.

Pamlico adds financial support for Military Growth Task Force

Windsock - Tue Nov 03

Pamlico County on Monday became the last of seven counties to come on board with financial support of the Military Growth Task Force, designed to assist communities with an influx of Marines in the area over the next two years.

N.C. court upholds Thomas Wright's conviction

StarNewsOnline.com - Tue Nov 03

Thomas Wright is serving a nearly eight-year sentence after he was convicted in April 2008 of obtaining property by false pretenses when he defrauded a bank to lend him $150,000. He also was convicted of soliciting campaign contributions to deposit into his own account.

Deputy suspended after arrest on charge of assaulting girlfriend

Sun Journal - Wed Oct 28

A Pamlico County sheriff's deputy was suspended from duty after he was arrested on charges of assaulting his girlfriend.

Salvation Army seeks help in providing a better Christmas for community

Windsock - Wed Oct 28

During the first two days of taking applications this week for Christmas assistance, Salvation Army staff members were overwhelmed with 140 requests.

Growth remains top issue in Oriental

Sun Journal - Sat Oct 24

Strong candidate and voter turnouts have been tradition here in this village of about 900 people.

Former state representative Wright seeking appeal

StarNewsOnline.com - Fri Oct 23

Thomas Wright is serving a nearly eight-year sentence after he was convicted in April 2008 of obtaining property by false pretenses when he defrauded a bank to lend him $150,000. He also was convicted of soliciting campaign contributions to deposit into his own account.