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• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: “Top 11 Promises” for 2024 (26)
• Commentary: State of Union or collapse of democracy pondered (21)
• AB town hall to get EV charging station, thanks to state funds from settlement with Volkswagen (14)
• Commentary: Writer’s mistake with Thomas not repeated on Robinson (14)
• Deeds filed for Atlantic Beach dunes lead to access dispute (13)
• EDITORIAL: National Day of Prayer a day of introspection (11)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The dystopian nightmare of vouchers (11)
• EDITORIAL: Opportunity scholarship bill enhances educational choice (10)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: We need alternatives (10)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: War on children (10)
• Morehead City resident authors legislation that would require college students to complete course on government, founding documents (10)
• Meeting held to consider environmental significance of land in Beaufort (9)
• Commentary: War machine encourages senseless slaughter (9)
• Beaufort housing district amendment fails to pass (9)
• EDITORIAL: Misconceptions inhibit drug addiction solutions (9)
• School access road expected to alleviate traffic backup on Highway 24 (8)
• Pair facing meth charges in Morehead City, arrested one block from police station (8)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Two sides to every story (8)
• Commentary: Ceilings, cliffs, walls, falls (8)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Beaufort - plan your future carefully (7)
• Owners of 68-year family farm fear nearby housing development (7)
• Warrants issued for two men after armed robbery in Atlantic Beach (6)
• EDITORIAL: Reforming education needs a clearheaded assessment (6)
• Bunn says AB property deeds are valid, disputes portions of previous story (5)
• EDITORIAL: Tarheels dig in on the Constitution (5)
• Newport Council approves Willis Farm Road rezoning request by 4-1 vote (5)
• 'Waste of time': Community college transfers derail students (5)
• Emerald Isle residents voice complaints for second month in a row (5)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Closing a library? (5)
• Morehead City considers permitting “In-law” dwellings (5)
• Cedar Point commissioners receive proposed $1.4 million budget with no tax increase (4)
• Newport council holds special meeting ahead of rezoning public hearing today (4)
• Carteret County’s growing TikTok and social media star is all because of his cats (4)
• North Carolina governor makes last-minute plea to block new abortion limits (4)
• Beaufort paid parking season starts today (4)
• EDITORIAL: MaST’s final graduation, a bittersweet challenge (3)
• Bicyclists injured in accident Saturday in Emerald Isle’s Bike the Banks (2)
• ECHS construction trades students build small house as part of live project (2)
• EDITORIAL: Coordinated land planning creates sustainable growth (2)
• COMMENTARY - It’s time to eliminate the Coastal Resources Commission (2)
• North Carolina Republicans unveil new abortion restrictions (2)
• Beaufort selected in list of 50 Best Small Towns in the South (2)
• N. Carolina justices hand GOP big wins with election rulings (1)
• County staff presents $124 million 2023-34 budget to commissioners and public (1)
• N.C. Coastal Reserve seeks members for local advisory committees (1)
• 300 nabbed in global crackdown on dark web drug marketplace (1)
• Atlantic Beach Championship proves a success; nearly 80 wrestlers take part in first tournament (1)
• Congressman Murphy and staff continue tradition of spring clean event (1)
• Sheriff Buck offers safety tips for Memorial Day weekend, summer season (1)
• Brian Hahn, 33; service May 24 (1)
• Prosecutor ends probe of FBI's Trump-Russia investigation with harsh criticism, but no new charges (1)
• STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE WEEK (1)
• County commissioners pay special visit to North River Fire Department in regard to redistricting issue (1)
• North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Morgan, of New Bern, won't seek reelection next year (1)
• Frank Schwarz Jr., 83; service May 24 (1)
• County Consolidated Human Services Board to meet (1)
• Principals complete leadership program (1)
• North Carolina GOP overrides veto of 12-week abortion limit, allowing it to become law (1)
• Tiller School second-graders complete School of Fishes (1)
• Richlands police officer charged with child porn (1)
• Program educates high school freshmen on dangers of drug misuse, fentanyl (1)
• Stained glass window shows Jesus Christ with dark skin, stirring questions about race in New England (1)
• North Carolina governor says GOP teacher pay, voucher plans a public education ‘disaster’ (1)
• Being forced to release more fish; anglers deal with another week of weather fluctuations (1)
• How one North Carolina lawmaker's defection from the Democratic Party upended abortion protections (1)
• Gun goes off in Cracker Barrel after diner drops it; 2 injured (1)
• Banning gun sales to young American adults under 21 is unconstitutional, judge rules (1)
• Webb ruled out of Monster Energy Supercross season; county native suffers concussion (1)
• Video related to murder of Apex man released by Atlantic Beach police (1)
• Kathryn Taylor, 89; service May 28 (1)
• Congress eyes work rules for millions covered by Medicaid (1)
• Community comes together with Warstler for The Walk for Fentanyl Awareness (1)
• Broad Street’s look to change (1)
• County commissioners reject commercial rezoning in residential area (1)
• Inflation’s toll on EOC severe (1)
• Vending machines are the latest tool for fighting opioid overdoses (1)
• Bill aiming to tackle abandoned boats passes in NC Senate (1)
• Salter Path Man arrested on second-degree murder, drug charge (1)
• Sara Guthrie, 44; service May 31 (1)
• State audit finds more than $200K as potential 'misuse' by Broad & Gales Creek EMS Department in 2021, sheriff’s office investigating (1)
• Wake County K9 accidentally killed by Knightdale officer (1)
• Local journalism is vital to our communities (1)
• Newport presents proposed 2024 budget (1)
• Cedar Point loses longtime former mayor and businessman Redfearn (1)