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Madison Haddock grew up surrounded by animals that nobody wanted. Strays that wandered into the yard, dogs found hit by cars on the side of the road, a pig her neighbors abandoned. Her family would take them in, get them fixed up, and give them a life. That habit of caring for animals in need is now shaping a future career.
After three years at Beaufort County Communit...
GREENVILLE, NC (May 19, 2026) – Boating Industry has recognized Grady-White Boats’ all-new 321 Coastal Explorer (CE) as a 2026 Top Product.
“We are grateful for this recognition, and it truly speaks to the level of quality and real-world functionality our team designs into every boat we build.” said Katie Creech, Grady-White Marketing Manager. “The 321 stands out for ...
By Angela Mason Foster Beaufort County Extension Master Gardener Volunteer
The magic of the garden after sunset.There is a particular kind of magic in a Southern garden after sunset.
By day, we notice the obvious things: bright blooms, vegetable plants, weeds that seem to appear overnight, and the chores waiting for us. But after dark, the garden becomes someth...
“There’s a land beyond the river, that we call the sweet forever, and we only reach that shore by faith’s decree.”
As each of us assess the passing years, more and more our thoughts turn to our own mortality, “One by one we’ll gain the portals, there to dwell with the immortals, when they ring the golden bells for you and me.”
The awareness of the approaching en...
At approximately 3:24 p.m. on Wednesday, June 3, the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office received a report of an out-of-control brush fire.
The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department, the N.C. Forest Service, and Beaufort County Emergency Management responded to the scene, with the Sidney department requesting additional assistance from Station 84 in Belhaven.