- New Marina Opens
Hey, read the rules! The marina at Bridgeton Harbor, the first piece of the 1,000 acre riverfront community along the Neuse River, is now open.
- Injuries fake, smoke and sirens real as emergency workers simulate airplane crash
The injuries and screams for help on the tarmac were fake, but the smoke and the rescue practice were real Saturday at a plane crash training drill at Coastal Carolina Regional Airport.
- Conservation advocate says trust has preserved more than 40,000 acres
An advocate for a nonprofit coastal land conservation group used pictures of sparkling Eastern North Carolina waters and colorful trees Saturday to encourage town residents and several public officials to help ...
- Tri-Community firefighters get new search and rescue boat
Tri-Community volunteer firemen have a new search and rescue boat that will be particularly helpful in shallow water.
- Bridgeton man flown to Cooper University Hopsital after late night stabbing; roommate charged
A North Pearl Street man was flown to a Camden hospital after his roommate stabbed him twice Wednesday night following an alcohol-fueled argument, police said.
- Strong winds expected to bring flooding Thursday morning
The threat of flooding and high winds caused schools to close early Wednesday in Craven and Pamlico counties, and the National Weather Service said people in low-lying areas should expect flooding early ...
- Bridgeton to ask commissioners' permission to enforce code
Use of a plastic pipe rather than galvanized pipe under a Bridgeton dock is apparently the issue triggering a town request to do its building inspections.
- Adams Creek residents recall Isabel
As Shelton Phillips watches the sky today, it isn't so much tropical storm Hanna that's on his mind.
- Men saw into champion tree, discuss uses for wood
An old chainsaw roared, its chain rotated and dust flew through the air two miles north of Bridgeton on Saturday morning.
- Potential change by USPS could create identity theft in Bridgeton
Mayor Rodman Williams says he's worried that a move from the U.S. Postal Service could compromise the identity of Bridgeton.
- Potential change by USPS could create identity theft in Bridgeton
Mayor Rodman Williams says he's worried that a move from the U.S. Postal Service could compromise the identity of Bridgeton.
- Highway project dooms oak tree
On U.S. 17 just outside Bridgeton, there is a tree that has been untended by human hands for decades - maybe even centuries.
- Home catches fire in Bridgeton, pet doesn't make it out in time
A house at 111 Burnhurst in Bridgeton caught fire today. Little Swift Creek, Tri-County and New Bern Fire and Rescue responded.
- Lightning May Have Started House Fire
Hey, read the rules! Crews say a fire in the Craven County town of Bridgeton Tuesday afternoon may have started by a lightning strike.
- Arrest made in '98 murder
Former Bridgeton man, sought in connection with double homicide, taken into custody in New York HUDSON, N.Y. -- A former Bridgeton resident described by police here as a "violent and dangerous felon" found ...
- 9 on Your Side in Your Hometown: Bridgeton Fairview Harbor
Every day this month we're taking our six o'clock news on the road to a different town in the East.
- Havelock camp teaches an eye for engineering : Community
A group of student designers learned that they could make cars, boats and even robots by putting their imaginations to work.
- State trooper to become police chief in Bridgeton
Veteran law enforcement officer Stephen Brown will become Bridgeton's new police chief next month.
- John Egan Shuck Sr. :
John Egan Shuck Sr., 69, departed this life on Tuesday, June 17, 2008. He was born and raised in Danese, W.Va. He served in the U.S. Navy and then in the U.S. Army until his retirement with the rank of MSGE8.
