New Bern approves mobile concert stage purchase
The New Bern Board of Aldermen approved buying a 24 by 20 foot mobile concert stage built by Progressive Products for 132 065 dollars to replace the Union Point Park structure lost in Hurricane Florence. The unit can extend to 32 feet and be moved for city events, funded by hurricane proceeds. Aldermen voiced strong support as Hughes projected a matter of weeks to install and noted plans for summer film showings and community events amid COVID 19 restrictions.
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New Bern bar owner enacts dress code after swastika incident
Adam Roach, owner of the Bern Bar & Grill in New Bern, closed his bar briefly after a patron wore a swastika patch. He issued a dress code banning hate symbols including swastikas and Confederate insignia, reaffirmed that Black Lives Matter and MAGA apparel remain allowed, apologized for prior remarks, and pledged a portion of non alcoholic sales to the Southern Poverty Law Center. The Sun Journal sought guidance from the state Attorney General on legal issues of public displays of hate symbols.
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Panthers Invest in Local Police Relations Program
McCaffrey and Thompson join Panthers in funding a community police relations initiative. The effort aims to boost trust, coordinate safety efforts, and support neighborhood outreach with partnerships involving the team and local law enforcement.
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