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• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Whatever happened to the “consent of the governed?” (46)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: For whom are his plans better? (26)
• EDITORIAL: School board’s decision was bad political theater (21)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Know your candidates before you vote! (21)
• EDITORIAL: Government compliance versus freedom to choose (19)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Problems with the recount (18)
• EDITORIAL: Presidential mandate, last resort of a bully (18)
• EDITORIAL: Beaufort’s mask decision a lesson in government (17)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: to Mayor Newton & Beaufort Town Commissioners (14)
• Carteret school board to consider $15K superintendent salary increase (13)
• Commentary: debt, Delta problems (13)
• Carteret third-graders struggle to meet reading standards in 2020-21, stay above state average, report reveals (12)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Senior Center needed (12)
• Substitute’s video response goes viral after suspension for taking photos of students in weightlifting class (10)
• Beaufort commission denies special-use permit for Jim Dandy on Lennoxville Road (10)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Are we OK with this? (10)
• Carteret commissioners approve 10% salary increase for sheriff’s office employees (10)
• Carteret County school board signs off on $15K salary hike for superintendent (10)
• Police arrest, charge Craven County woman in overdose death of Newport man (8)
• Signs prompt complaints: Mayor asked to bring signs into compliance (7)
• Commissioners approve purchase contract with private company for Carteret water system (7)
• Morehead City plans for new ladder truck purchase, talks possible funding partnership with county (7)
• Response to article: Mayor defends effort to secure state funds (6)
• Rudolph resigns from Carteret County Shore Protection Office in pursuit of ‘new opportunities and challenges’ (6)
• National Solar Tour features 5 solar-powered Carteret County sites Saturday (6)
• School board attorney disputes circulating letter regarding COVID-19 safety measures (6)
• EDITORIAL: Hurricane Florence, a lesson in recovery (6)
• Cedar Point officials plan to take property owner to court over tavern lot, adjacent tract (6)
• Law enforcement arrests Newport man following thwarted gun theft, car chase Thursday (5)
• Morehead City arrests 5 individuals in connection to drug overdose death (5)
• Commentary: Stressing positivity, not stress, is a key to happiness (5)
• Three years on, hundreds of families still wait for repairs after damage from Hurricane Florence (5)
• Querry takes over as head of economic development department with eye on future growth (4)
• Emerald Isle names Panzarella as next police chief (4)
• Emerald Isle mayoral candidates address past legal problems as campaign heads for finish line (4)
• County commissioners give OK for Newport to explore creation of emergency services tax district (4)
• Carteret County Schools communication officer resigns after 5 months on the job (3)
• Murphy recognized as ‘champion’ on flood issues ahead of summit (3)
• Americans agree misinformation is a problem, poll shows (3)
• Beaufort in the running once more for ‘Best Small Town for Adventure’ (3)
• As flooding increasingly threatens North Carolina, experts call for bipartisan solutions (3)
• Liquor shortages on NC shelves gets legislature's attention (3)
• Morehead City to move Webb library collection into municipal building, sell former city hall via auction (3)
• EDITORIAL: Water system vote, another failed plan (3)
• Governor: Lt. governor's LGBTQ comments don't speak for NC (3)
• Beaufort community holds Middle Passage ceremony, port marker dedication at Topsail Park Friday (3)
• Chiefs explain EOC’s role (3)
• Cape Carteret to open paddle-vessel launch facility off Highway 58 Tuesday (3)
• Stocks rise broadly on Wall Street after Fed statement (2)
• Rage rooms in NC offer spaces to (safely) release anger (2)
• Former opponent slams Lt. Gov. Robinson over ‘filth’ comments (2)
• EDITORIAL: ‘Rudi’ Rudolph nourished success (2)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Vitriol has become its own kind of virus (2)
• 'Pandora papers' show London is a key hub for tax avoidance (2)
• Americans quit their jobs at a record pace in August (2)
• Heavy rains, floods leave 8 dead, 12 missing in south India (2)
• Judge blasts Cheri Beasley’s claims about racial bias in justice system (2)
• State environmental agency accepts comments on draft Coastal Habitat Protection Plan (2)
• Emerald Isle seeks informal bids to improve golf cart parking sites as popularity grows (2)
• Emerald Isle board OKs $250K dune vegetation project for spring (2)
• Commentary: One voter can turn a loser to a winner (2)
• Army Corps of Engineers to begin Bogue Inlet dredge work as early as Sunday (2)
• N.C. House Freedom Caucus plans to inspect Durham County voting machines (2)
• Local school boards emerge as hot races in November election (1)
• Workers at all of Kellogg's U.S. cereal plants go on strike (1)
• EPA unveils strategy to regulate toxic 'forever chemicals' (1)
• Migrant camp shrinks on US border as more Haitians removed (1)
• China declares all cryptocurrency transactions illegal (1)
• Biden's dilemma: Satisfying Manchin risks losing other Dems (1)
• Afghan Taliban's victory boosts Pakistan's radicals (1)
• Doctors grow frustrated over COVID-19 denial, misinformation (1)
• Carteret County law enforcement to hold drug take-back event Saturday (1)
• Beasley again the top fundraiser in NC US Senate race (1)
• House speaker uses national platform to expose Supreme Court controversy (1)
• Can new variants of the coronavirus keep emerging? (1)
• Man found shot to death in Durham was a homicide suspect (1)
• Court: Judge erred mentioning race, faith to possible jurors (1)
• Companies, activists push to speed zero-emission truck sales (1)
• Fiona Hill, a nobody to Trump and Putin, saw into them both (1)
• No one else in NFL cited with email violations (1)
• Delta variant and worker shortage keep a lid on job growth (1)
• Sheriff’s office cancels search for missing juvenile from Cape Carteret (updated) (1)
• Judge getting update on NC school funding equity plan (1)
• Duplin County man arrested for attempting to set girlfriend on fire (1)
• As daughter sought state license, Noem summoned agency head (1)
• Nonprofit assesses water quality threats in North Carolina, including plastic pollution (1)
• Audit: NC town ex-finance officer had questionable expenses (1)
• Congress considers extensive appropriations for environment, fisheries (1)
• Indian Beach planners seek input on amendment to allow residential development in business district (1)
• Pender County suspends teacher after students asked to take political poll (1)
• Gen. Milley: Whisperer to presidents, target of intrigue (1)
• Carteret Community College trustees approve bonus for employees (1)
• Many hurdles for families with food challenges, poll shows (1)
• Carteret County secures DOD grant for east Taylor’s Creek dredging, Radio Island nourishment (1)