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At age 92, Albertson is still performing his music to live audiences. He's known for his 22 years in the North Carolina Senate as a Democrat representing Duplin County.
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A quick look at some of the stories coming out of town halls and board rooms across Eastern North Carolina.
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Dr. Kristina Dahl is the principal climate scientist at UCS; she said "In the 2050 time frame, there are over 70 infrastructure assets in North Carolina that are at risk of this flooding and by the end of the century that rises to over 250."
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PRE’s Annette Weston set out to discover whether quicksand is something to be worried about in eastern North Carolina or if GenX was set up to believe it would be a much bigger deal in adulthood than it is in reality.
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“Seashells of North Carolina” was first published by Hugh Porter in 1997
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Researchers determined Fona herzogae was an underground dweller because its bones are shaped in a way that made it really good at digging, with strong shoulders and arms, legs and hips, and freakishly large feet for the rest of its body.
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The new musical explores the love story of Keith and Melinda Blalock, whose young love is tested by the Civil War.
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Despite a slow start, the Big Rock Kids Billfish Tournament offers a fun and competitive atmosphere where young anglers can reel in glory while supporting a good cause.
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In a report that accompanied the announcement, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy said gun violence is the leading cause of death among children and adolescents; more than half of adults reported that they or their family members have experienced gun violence; and nearly six of ten adults say they worry about their loved ones being victims of gun violence.
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Statistics show there have been 10 fatal shark encounters reported along North Carolina's coastline since 1864. Between 2013 and 2022, North Carolina had 31 total shark bites, which is far fewer than other states like Florida and Hawaii.