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Tree sale, barbecue to help toy drive for Pamlico children
Community volunteers are using food and Christmas trees in combined efforts to help raise money for the annual Toys for Pamlico Kids drive.
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Pamlico board elects chairman; new members sworn in
The Pamlico County Board of Commissioners and a small audience said farewell to departing board Chairman Doug Brinson on Monday night, with an appreciative round of applause.
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Recycle plan is in sight in Pamlico
Efforts to find a new home for Pamlico County's busiest recycle center could soon be resolved.
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Deputy stands watch over Pamlico commissioners' meeting
For the first time in anyone's memory, an armed deputy was present for a Pamlico County commissioners' meeting Monday, standing at attention for nearly three hours.
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Bayboro parade honors military veterans
William Obie Jones says he remembers seeing the bombs falling onto Pearl Harbor on Dec.
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Pamlico commissioner says he has no regrets after loss
Doug Brinson said he was disappointed after losing a Pamlico County commissioner race for the first time in 16 years.
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Pamlico Shrine Club to hold fishing tournament Nov. 1
The Pamlico County Shrine Club will hold its second Annual Speckled Trout Tournament Nov.
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Residents voice worries about expansion of bombing practice at Piney Island
Residents are worried that a proposed expansion of military activity around Piney Island would hurt sport and commercial fishing in Pamlico Sound.
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Looping history, heritage together in Pamlico County
As a teenager, Doug Taylor looped leaves of tobacco together with string before they were hung in a curing barn.
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Flu shots scheduled in Pamlico
Defending against the flu bug will be cheaper in Pamlico County this year. The county board of health voted Monday to slash the cost of flu shots from $25 to $15. Registered Nurse Mary Spano, the health ...
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Oriental becomes the stage at second annual celebration
Near the town marina Saturday, painters, photographers, wood carvers and many other artists displayed work that represented their love of the land, animals and using their hands.
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Damage minimal in Pamlico County as Hanna skirts area
Tropical storm Hanna's calling card to Pamlico County early Saturday was several thousand residents losing electricity.
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Pamlico family needs help after fire
A mobile home fire left six pets dead and a family without belongings Tuesday. Rosemary Kerlie left her house on Hardison Field Road off N.C. 306 around 9:45 a.m. for her job as a waitress at Gary's Restaurant.
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Pedro Goes to Camp: VMR-1 Simulates Rescue Mission at Camp Sea Gull
Pedro Goes to Camp: VMR-1 Simulates Rescue Mission at Camp Sea Gull In addition to its duties as a transport squadron, Marine Transport Squadron 1 has two unique missions aboard the air station search and ...
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Men saw into champion tree, discuss uses for wood
An old chainsaw roared, its chain rotated and dust flew through the air two miles north of Bridgeton on Saturday morning.
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Olivia Shorey - Todd Spangler
Olivia Shorey of Stonewall and Todd Spangler of Mount Joy, Pa., were united in marriage June 7, 2008, at Arapahoe United Methodist Church with the Rev.
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He's one of the last links to a dwindling fishing era
Black and white photographs from the 1940s and '50s tell a story - men in rain gear on large wooden boats, shoveling fish piled four-feet-deep across the deck.
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He's one of the last links to a dwindling fishing era
Black and white photographs from the 1940s and '50s tell a story - men in rain gear on large wooden boats, shoveling fish piled four-feet-deep across the deck.
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He's one of the last links to a dwindling fishing era
Black and white photographs from the 1940s and '50s tell a story - men in rain gear on large wooden boats, shoveling fish piled four-feet-deep across the deck.
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He's one of the last links to a dwindling fishing era
Black and white photographs from the 1940s and '50s tell a story - men in rain gear on large wooden boats, shoveling fish piled four-feet-deep across the deck.
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