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Beaufort roadway projects continue across town
Why is Wellons Drive paving funded separately from USDA projects?. BEAUFORT, Carteret County — Roadway improvements are underway on several streets in Beaufort as part of the town’s USDA-funded infrastructure work. Mulberry Street has been paved. On Broad Street, paving is underway in some areas, while crews continue...
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Coastal Federation to open new Coastal Protection and Restoration Center in Newport
What is the purpose of the Coastal Protection and Restoration Center?. NEWPORT, Carteret County — The North Carolina Coastal Federation will celebrate the grand opening of its new Coastal Protection and Restoration Center in Newport on Saturday, November 14. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at...
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Cape Hatteras Anglers Club results from the 68th Annual Invitational Surf Fishing Tournament
The Cape Hatteras Anglers Club 68TH Annual Invitational Surf Fishing Tournament was held on November 4-6, 2026. In a fall of extreme uncertainty, we would like to thank all of our State, Federal and Local Officials and the NC DOT for their hard work in making sure Hatteras Island was open in time for our tournament. 118 teams participated in this year’s tournament and caught a total of 1,083 fish for 2,156 points. This tournament is the largest of its kind in the world. Each year, 120 teams (720 anglers) are invited to participate. Including judges and other volunteers, over 800 anglers enjoy this event.
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JD Vance arrives in New Bern for Marine Corps birthday ball
NEW BERN, NC- Vice President JD Vance made a special appearance in New Bern on Thursday night, alongside a heavy law enforcement presence. We captured footage during our 6 o’clock show, when Vance was pulling into the Riverfront Convention Center. News 12 team was there live for the arrival.
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Cape Hatteras Hurricanes bring the storm in an extraordinary Elite Eight battle, fall just short after four overtimes and penalty kicks
The Cape Hatteras Hurricanes capped an exceptional soccer season Thursday evening, Nov. 12, with an extraordinary performance against Woods Charter School in Chapel Hill, battling through regulation, all four overtime periods, and a penalty-kick shootout before Woods Charter narrowly secured the victory and advanced to the state semifinals. The Hurricanes,...