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Religious Community Services of New Bern has been actively reaching out to cities around the New Bern area through their Operation Outpost initiative. The Havelock stop brought smiles from both volunteers and those in need. Operation Outpost is a location rotating and traveling group of volunteers who bring food and clothing to those in need to Bridgeton and Havelock in Craven County, Pollocksville in Jones, and Alliance in Pamlico on designated days every month. The program is relatively new and is made possible by community donors and grants. Havelock's visit comes on the first Wednesday of...

In some cases, that meant canceling events such as the Heritage Days Festival and Garrett Alumni Reunion. The annual alumni golf outing still took place, and school leaders throughout DeKalb County worked with county health officials to determine how to conduct in-person classes. Safety accommodations were in effect that enabled a new queen to be crowned at the annual Miss Garrett pageant. This article looks back at news events in July and August. July As COVID-19 wreaked havoc on nearly every aspect of society in 2020, the Garrett-Keyser-Butler school district invited parents to complete a s...

GARRETT — Garrett High School has received $149,000 in funding from the 80/20 Foundation Trust for new equipment for the school’s Career Development Program. Danielle Rich, grants manager for the foundation, presented the check to Chad Sutton, director of Garrett’s Career Development Program Jan. 25. The trust, born from the legacy of Don Wood, is based in Columbia City. Its key grant areas include industrial, machine tool and engineering technology, sales, entrepreneurism and leadership. Sutton said the grant will be used to purchase a Lincoln Torch-mate 4z8 Plasma Table to su...

These Australians come from different walks of life but they all share one thing in common.   Their photographs hang in the homes of devastated loved ones who cling to hope they will one day walk through the door.  More than 38,000 people go missing in Australia each year, but 95 per cent are found within a month.  This Christmas, there will be 2,600 families whose loved ones are unlikely to be joining them at the table. More than 38,000 people going missing in Australia each year. While the majority are found, there are currently around 2600 people who are considered permanently missing ...