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• Incident raises concerns about LGBTQ safety in Carteret County (39)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Our country is in a mess (33)
• Housing crisis deepens as rental prices surge in Carteret County (27)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: They only make coffee, not queer people (26)
• Commentary: Hypocrisy and lying becoming political hallmarks (25)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Leave the children alone (17)
• COLUMN: Detrans movement reveals how medical community and activists prey on the vulnerable (12)
• Post-pandemic report shows significant increase in dropouts, crime, suspensions in county schools (11)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cru Bar – a refuge (10)
• COVID-19 cases on decline (9)
• Commentary: Despite anger, ‘wokeness’ synonymous with kindness (9)
• Pine Knoll Shores board OKs contract for private company management of major beach access lots (8)
• Commentary: State schools are funding corporation tax cuts (7)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A mill stone is a death threat? (7)
• Wave attenuators are in place in front of the Cape Lookout Lighthouse as a major step in preservation effort (7)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR; Another bridge to where? (7)
• County Health Department celebrates March as National Nutrition Month (7)
• EDITORIAL: States should lead on parental rights (7)
• Plans for offshore wind farm discussed at open house in Morehead City (6)
• Emerald Island bridge work requires lane closures (6)
• Carteret Community College to hold national anthem auditions (5)
• EDITORIAL: Families, a critical component in addressing student behavior (5)
• Mason's background aids her work to protect Shackleford Banks horses (5)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Water contamination in Atlantic (4)
• Peletier board tables vegetative waste site ordinance, racetrack fine decision (4)
• Beach commission gets update on search for new sources of sand for beach nourishment (3)
• EDITORIAL: County governments push to control public access (3)
• EDITORIAL: A final opportunity to influence the county’s transportation plan (3)
• Craven County man sentenced to prison for felony starvation of dog (3)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Is this really about the needs of the poor? (3)
• School board reviews $32.8M proposed county budget request for 2023-24 (3)
• North Carolina treasurer running for governor in 2024 (2)
• New rules will require flood history disclosure in real estate (2)
• Government races to reassure US that banking system is safe (2)
• CCC to host Historically Black Colleges and Universities College Fair & Resources Day (2)
• Supreme Court seems ready to sink student loan forgiveness (2)
• Silicon Valley Bank is seized by US after historic failure (2)
• EDITORIAL: Computer Science misses the need for digital literacy (2)
• N. Carolina legislators announce Medicaid expansion deal (2)
• Peletier board amends nuisance ordinance to aid efforts to clean up properties (2)
• EDITORIAL: Fighting political forces that sever family ties (2)
• EDITORIAL: National Newspaper Week, celebrating our community (2)
• EDITORIAL: Daylight Savings or Standard, time for the voters to decide (2)
• Morehead City police pull man from house fire; incident under investigation (2)
• Special-use to get overhaul: Commissioners, planners take a look (2)
• OWLS director appeals firing, shelter takeover decision (2)
• Elderly Ukrainian helicopters pummel Russians from afar (1)
• N. Carolina violence prevention office announced by governor (1)
• Cooper details mental health plan; GOP sets budget limits (1)
• EDITORIAL: Government Transparency Act 2023 safeguards the public’s right to know (1)
• EPA orders 'pause' of derailment contaminated waste removal (1)
• Florida blogger registration bill 'insane,' Gingrich tweets (1)
• Talent cycle keeps rolling for East boys basketball program (1)
• Tillis, GOP senators rebuke Tucker Carlson for downplaying Jan. 6 as 'mostly peaceful' (1)
• Kansas plan keeping low wages for disabled angers advocates (1)
• Beaufort police arrest construction fraud suspect (1)
• Judge uses a slavery law to rule frozen embryos are property (1)
• Former Australian PM says subs 'worst deal in all history' (1)
• 23 charged with terrorism in Atlanta 'Cop City' protest (1)
• Basketball a prime example of nontraditional school problem in 1A division (1)
• Jury quickly finds Murdaugh guilty of murder of wife, son (1)
• Trio of GOP states pull out of effort to thwart voter fraud (1)
• North Carolina GOP again pushing to limit racial teachings (1)
• N. Carolina governor talks prosperity, culture war warning (1)
• Woman kills 3 kids, 3 adults at a Nashville Christian school (1)
• 5 dead, including patient, in medical flight crash in Nevada (1)
• Bogue council to meet March 20 (1)
• Peletier board appoints Mason to fill vacant slot on commission (1)
• School library book bans are seen as targeting LGBTQ content (1)
• StarLab Planetarium sparks interest in astronomy in Carteret County (1)
• Ambulance call prompts a look: Onslow County EMS working to fill staff shortages (1)
• Commission OKs Dock Walk (1)
• South Lenoir teacher accused of assaulting two students with an extension cord (1)
• Reva Brown, 72; service March 9 (1)
• New bulkhead in place at Ferry Landing Park in Cape Carteret (1)
• Apaches tell court copper mine would harm sacred sites (1)
• With overdoses up, states look at harsher fentanyl penalties (1)
• Bogue Town Council seeks ways to assist medically fragile residents during disasters (1)
• N.C. senators vote for medical pot at appropriate time (1)
• Saddleback Church doubles down on support for female pastors (1)
• Water Street zoning on tap: Proponent supports effort that leads to public’s access (1)
• Application period for ReBuild NC Homeowner Recovery Program closes April 21 (1)
• China dismisses FBI statement on COVID-19 lab leak theory (1)
• Murdoch says some Fox hosts 'endorsed' false election claims (1)