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• Commentary: CRT critics miss point (22)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Reparations are unconstitutional (21)
• EDITORIAL: We should be addressing freedom and liberty (20)
• Commentary: Delta variant threatens improving economy (17)
• Residents create website to oppose gas station on Lennoxville Road (17)
• Carteret County confirms 59th COVID-related death Wednesday (17)
• Carteret County Schools will not offer virtual option for pre-K to eighth grades for 2021-22 academic year (16)
• EDITORIAL: Gov. Cooper’s veto logic hurts local businesses (15)
• Murphy, others introduce bipartisan bill to expand diagnostic access to for Medicare beneficiaries (13)
• Carteret County reports uptick in active COVID-19 cases Monday (12)
• Beaufort planners recommend commissioners deny permit for gas station on Lennoxville Road (12)
• Emerald Isle to explore moving boat-launch channel to combat erosion (11)
• Commentary: Drug tax unfairly targets poorest residents (10)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Vaccine passports (10)
• EDITORIAL: Caution needed on medical marijuana bill (10)
• EDITORIAL: County’s tourism numbers indicate growth concerns (10)
• EDITORIAL: Political science drives net ban referendum (10)
• Crystal Coast area agencies, nonprofits worried about impacts of rising food costs on families (9)
• Cape Carteret commission endorses anti-gill net legislation (9)
• Water quality officials issue swimming advisory for Morehead City site (8)
• Oceana seeks support for shark fin trade ban (8)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: It’s time to clean house (7)
• Beaufort advisors support historical marker project in remembrance of enslaved Africans (7)
• COVID hospitalizations at Carteret Health Care increase over weekend (7)
• Carteret beach panel endorses $2.95M contract for sand location study (7)
• Company president says Jim Dandy store, gas station on Lennoxville Road will provide ‘needed service’ (7)
• Plastic never really goes away (6)
• Senate Republicans push to dissolve NCHSAA, place prep sports under state commission (6)
• Commentary: In effort to curb antibiotics, restaurants are failing (6)
• Health officials encourage child immunizations ahead of new school year (6)
• NCCF holding forum on microplastic pollution Thursday (6)
• NC Coastal Federation, partners talk combatting microplastic pollution (6)
• Hospitality industry bearing brunt of labor shortage (6)
• Carteret County deputies investigate Friday drive-by shooting at Newport mobile home park (5)
• Beach commission, shore protection office plan study to ID additional sources of sand for nourishment projects (5)
• Swimming advisory issued in Carteret County as previous advisory is lifted (5)
• All 5 Carteret County election officials to serve through 2023 (5)
• State lifts swimming advisory for Sunset Drive water access in Morehead City (5)
• NCDOT committee approves renaming North River span the Commissioner Jonathan Robinson Bridge (5)
• EDITORIAL: Historical Society provides a guidepost to our future (5)
• Environmental groups encourage action to improve coastal water quality (4)
• Carteret County commissioners to once again consider water sale Monday (4)
• Emerald Isle turtle patrol notes illegal nest tampering (4)
• COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations continue to rise in Carteret County as delta variant spreads (4)
• Carteret Health Care not requiring COVID-19 vaccines for employees (4)
• Active COVID-19 cases in Carteret County continue to rise Wednesday (4)
• Carteret County reports 21 active COVID-19 cases heading into Fourth of July holiday weekend (4)
• Emerald Isle commission agrees to lease site at McLean-Spell Park to water corporation for well (4)
• Active, total cases of COVID-19 continue to climb in Carteret County (4)
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Join us on July 10 (4)
• Indian Beach police report more speeding on Highway 58 (3)
• PAWS seeks donations to restock pet food pantry; still awaiting Florence insurance settlement (3)
• Carteret County officials remind residents to protect against mosquitos (3)
• N.C. has a state-certified COVID-19 vaccination card. What’s that mean? (3)
• County planners recommend business zoning for Highway 58 property across from proposed RV park (3)
• Newport man among 2 area drug dealers sentenced in Craven County (3)
• Offsite EOC is OK, for now: Budget constraints force closer look (3)
• LiDAR data can inform planning for sea level rise on coast (3)
• Ribbon cutting (3)
• Rein in Cooper’s runaway power, Locke Foundation legislative experts say (2)
• Garland launches gun trafficking strike forces in 5 cities (2)
• Hannah-Jones chooses Howard after N. Carolina tenure fight (2)
• Shark Week 2021: IMS shark survey enters 50th consecutive year (2)
• Ahead of possible Bird scooter service, Atlantic Beach officials discuss regulations (2)
• Morehead City teen collects shoes to help others (2)
• Seven file in Swansboro races (2)
• East's Rose named Carteret County News-Times Baseball Player of the Year (2)
• Bombs bursting in air (2)
• Biden transfers 1st Guantanamo detainee to home country (2)
• N.C. lawmakers still have plenty of work to do on broadband (2)
• Beaufort’s Godfrey named state Wildlife Conservationist of the Year (2)
• Carteret County school board makes masks optional for 2021-22 academic year (2)
• Cape Carteret officials eye kayak racks for 2 town parks (2)
• New report shows academic, social impact of pandemic-era school shutdowns on students (2)
• State urges school districts to require masks for K-8 students, unvaccinated high school students indoors (2)
• At the Crystal Coast’s most popular tourist sites, visitation continues to climb (2)
• Carteret County reports rise in active COVID cases Wednesday (2)
• Cuts in federal Victims of Crime Act funding hurt NC groups aiding survivors of violent crimes (2)
• State Sen. Jackson to visit Morehead City Sunday (2)
• Cooper vetoed a bill Friday that would have ended $300 in federal unemployment benefits in NC (2)
• Biden admin stepping up community grants from COVID bill (2)
• Cooper signs Farm Act over objections from environmental groups (2)
• Carteret County reports 28 new COVID-19 cases heading into weekend (1)
• Man charged with murder after street-racing crash kills boy (1)
• Poorly paid teachers work multiple jobs in North Carolina (1)
• CBD dispensary suing after $2M worth of hemp, marijuana seized at Charlotte airport (1)
• Settlement reached over 2020 police clash with protesters (1)
• Carteret County commission tables decision on water system sale again (1)
• Evening scene (1)
• Tennessee Valley Authority considers replacing coal with gas (1)