Elizabeth Tew
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Bus driver training begins in Onslow County
Onslow County Schools is hard at work making sure your student will be safe when they ride the bus next year. → Read More
NC Works holds job fair for veterans
Hundreds of veterans looking for jobs met one on one with potential employers Tuesday in Onslow County. → Read More
9OYS investigates Onslow Co. homeowners' claims that developer isn't honoring warranties
In Onslow County, Nine is on Your Side and troubleshooting to help homeowners in one subdivision who say thousands of dollars worth of needed repairs to their homes has gone unfixed by the developer. → Read More
Swansboro to upgrade downtown parks
The town of Swansboro is adding improvements to its downtown parks, including a proposed pier. → Read More
Trio of Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune nurses earn trauma certifications
Three nurses in the emergency department at Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune have earned the trauma certified registered nurse certification. → Read More
Onslow Co. Schools to offer free summer lunches
Onslow County Schools will participate in the USDA Summer Food Service Program for summer 2018. → Read More
Marine Corps Installations transition to new access control system
On June 5, Marine Corps installations across the region began the transition to a new government-owned access control system called Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS). → Read More
Carteret Co. Schools adds buses with seat belts to its fleet
One of the first school systems in the East to utilize lap shoulder seat belts in its buses is now adding even more in an effort to keep students safe. → Read More
Onslow County hosts walks to stomp out elder abuse
Hundreds of folks laced up their sneakers for a special walk to stomp out elder abuse in Onslow County. → Read More
Duplin Co. shoe fundraiser to benefit local hospital
Thousands of shoes and handbags were on sale Thursday at one local hospital, and the proceeds are going to a good cause. → Read More
Onslow Co. Commissioners discuss fiscal year 18-19 budget in workshop
Onslow County leaders met Wednesday for a workshop addressing the fiscal year 2018-2019 budget. → Read More
Onslow County holds children safety expo
In Onslow County, the health department held a special expo to provide young parents with the resources they need to keep children safe. → Read More
Onslow Community Outreach raises funds to purchase new box truck
In Onslow County, after years of fundraising and help from the community, one nonprofit can now provide food resources to those in need all across the county. → Read More
Onslow Co. conducting resident survey for first strategic plan
Onslow County residents should be on the lookout for a survey heading to their mailboxes soon. → Read More
Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune honors research achievements at symposium
For the past eight years, Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune (NMCCL) has sought to honor the research accomplishments of the Family Medicine Residency Program and residents throughout Eastern North Carolina. → Read More
New fire rating means big savings for Warsaw residents
In the town of Warsaw, some major changes will improve insurance premiums for residents. → Read More
Work begins on New River Oyster Highway
In Onslow County, a group of volunteers hauled thousands of oysters out to the New River to build upon the existing reef there. → Read More
Onslow Co. and Jacksonville selected for Opioid Crisis Support grant
In Onslow County, a new multi-thousand dollar grant is helping the community in the fight against the opioid epidemic. → Read More
Military spouse support group holds first meeting in Jacksonville
The stress of military life can often be overwhelming, and sometimes just talking to others who share your experiences can help. → Read More
Onslow. Co. conducting public health needs assessment
Residents in Onslow County now have a chance to help determine the future of public health services offered through the health department by taking part in the Community Health Needs Assessment. → Read More