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Shannon Loper, Beaufort County Parks and Recreation Director, authorized an $800,000 playground for people with disabilities without obtaining prior approval from County Council. The move wasnt discovered until invoices were

Rezoning would have allowed a developer to build up to 400 homes on a 71-acre parcel off S.C. Highway 170 in Okatie. The areas current zoning allows for only one

CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. — It’s been five years since Hurricane Florence brought devastating wind and rain to Eastern North Carolina, causing billions of dollars in damage to facilities across Marine Corps installations in Eastern North Carolina. Today, those installations are teeming with military construction sites and renovation projects that are setting a new resiliency standard […]

Leo was born to his parents Anton and Catherine (Hahn) Ollendick. He was the second youngest of seven siblings. He grew up in the Granville, IA area until his early high school years, when the family moved to California. Leo’s senior year the family ended up back to the Midwest and finally settling in Worthington, MN. He graduated from Worthington High School and worked briefly at Campbell’s Soup. Then it was off to serve in the Army during the Korean War.

County Council will discuss the development at their 5 p.m. meeting Monday.

Live updates from Hampton Roads, the Eastern Shore and the Outer Banks as tropical weather conditions move through the region Friday, Saturday and possibly Sunday.

On Friday, September 29, bp Cherry Point will open its doors for a public open house, poster session and facility tour from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Attendance is free, but reservations are required …

As election season gears up, the local League of Women Voters chapter has scheduled a month of events to educate the voter base for the November 7 ballot. The League of Women Voters (LWV) of …

Several area Vets will be honored on the Civic Park stage this Saturday afternoon.

A statement released by Joint Base Charleston reports that personnel from Joint Base Charleston (JBC) and Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort responded to a mishap involving an F-35B Lightning II