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Arts To End Genocide will celebrate a rich diversity of cultures with a Global Music Festival in April.

Hearne’s Fine Jewelry, a family owned and operated luxury jewelry store with more than 50 years of history in New Bern, is being recognized for its leadership in business by

The Craven Arts Council and Gallery will show two new exhibits in May and host events including the final gallery concert of the season.

The New Bern Historical Society announced the 2026 recipient of the Harriett Marks and John R. and Alice Land Taylor scholarships.

Construction is underway at Tucker Creek Middle School in Havelock for the city’s new middle school that will bring Tucker Creek and Havelock middle schools under one roof.

Virginia “Claire” Burks of Havelock is in the running as a finalist for the Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year Award that recognizes outstanding achievements of children of the

The New Bern Strong mural in downtown New Bern was recently painted over for a new mural at the site.

What started as a simple social media post five years ago has evolved into King and Lasso, a versatile, western-inspired development company that aims to revitalize downtown New Bern.

Bear Feet Street Tours, a new guided walking tour in downtown New Bern, will offer a look into New Bern’s history with a mile walk concentrated in the city’s residential

The nonprofit organization, RiverTowne Players, has four productions remaining for the 2023 season. Each production is hosted in the historic Masonic Theatre at 514 Hancock St., New Bern.