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Carteret County commissioners in a 5-2 decision finally showed the courage of their intentions Monday evening, with a public vote to fire the county’s long serving attorney Claud (Rob) Wheatly,

BEAUFORT — Carteret County commissioners voted Monday night to petition the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) to make Raymond’s Gut Creek a no-wake zone.

BEAUFORT — Carteret County commissioners Monday night voted 5-2 to terminate Claud (Rob) Wheatly III as county attorney, ending weeks of confusion over his status.

Where there’s smoke there’s fire as the saying goes, and at the conclusion of the county commissioner’s January meeting, Commissioner Bob Cavanaugh pointed directly to the fire, that county attorney

BEAUFORT - What started as a staid county commissioners meeting Monday evening turned decidedly newsworthy as Commissioner Bob Cavanaugh expressed his displeasure and opposition to the removal of Claud (Rob)

BEAUFORT — Carteret County commissioners voted Monday night to reject a request from Logan Rio, owner of 400 Pearson Circle in Newport, to abandon and close a 251.15-foot unnamed and

BEAUFORT — The candidate filing period for the upcoming 2024 elections begins at noon on Monday, Dec. 4, and ends at noon on Friday, Dec. 15. Local candidates seeking a

BEAUFORT — Carteret County commissioners voted 4-2 Monday night to approve a 2023-24 budget with a general (operating) fund of a little more than $123 million and a one-cent increase

BEAUFORT — Carteret County has taken steps and will continue to investigate ways to make its public buildings more compliant with the Americans With Disabilities Act.