Stanly-Spaight duel reenactment and Footloose concert set in New Bern
Join Tryon Palace for a Stanly Spaight Duel reenactment at New Bern Academy on Aug 31 at 4 p.m. A Sept 5 1802 duel on New Bern streets is recalled. Also featuring free museum hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Footloose on the Neuse concerts at Union Point Park with Adams Pitts on Aug 30 and Joe Brown and The Band on Sept 13.
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Tryon Palace
New Bern
New Bern Academy
New Bern Academy Museum
City of New Bern
Union Point Park
East Front Street
Adams Pitts
Joe Brown
New Bern Parks and Recreation
New St
Bears Oldies Band Pig Pickin Labor Day Luau at Attitudes
The Bears oldies band returns to River Bend on August 31 for the third annual Pig Pickin Labor Day Luau at Attitudes Pub and Grill, 32 Shoreline Drive. Pat Engeman, Steve Latimer, Janet Montero, and Simon Spalding perform vocals and multiple instruments as food begins at 6 p.m.
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Bears
River Bend
Labor Day
Luau
Attitudes Pub and Grill
Shoreline Drive
Pat Engeman
Steve Latimer
Janet Montero
Simon Spalding
Back to School Advice From Area Coaches
Kim Miller of Swansboro High School with over 20 years of teaching and coaching offers guidance for students, especially athletes, to prepare for the first day. She stresses plenty of sleep and a good breakfast to fuel the morning. Students return to class Aug. 26, with more coach tips on A3.
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Kim Miller
Swansboro High School
Five Things to Know for Local High School Students
The New Bern Havelock and West Craven high schools start the 2019-20 year with guidance for students and parents. The district partners with the 1Million Project Foundation to provide high speed internet access, offering free hotspot service and 10GB monthly data for up to four years for students lacking reliable home internet.
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New Bern
Havelock
West Craven
1Million Project Foundation
Highspeed
Remembering the Seashore bus line opens services
Seashore Transportation Company began operations in June 1925 under James West, running in the city and extending to Goldsboro and Morehead City. The line marked a notable expansion of local transit, distinct from unrelated pop culture figures.
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Seashore Transportation Company
Goldsboro
Morehead City
James West
Robert Conrad
Johnny West
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