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Nash mourns the loss of EMS Director (relevance: 100%, date: Aug 12, 2026)
NASHVILLE - A Nash County EMS pickup truck, draped with black and strewn with flowers on its hood, stood in mute testimony Monday to the loss of Dale Griffin, EMS Director, who passed away Saturday, August 8th, in a drowning accident near Shackleford Banks, Carteret County.
The Beaufort Fire Department was the first emergency response agency to arrive on the scene, relating that firefighters recovered Griffin, 60, from the water and immediately began resuscitation efforts. Also assisting were crews from Harkers Island, the Beaufort Police Department, Carteret County Emergency Management and the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commision.

Did you hear what I heard? (relevance: 85.4%, date: Aug 12, 2026)
The immortal words of John the Baptist, "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand", had a great deal to do with my own salvation.
While sitting on the back porch of a friend's house late one evening in 1991, I heard those words just a few days before I was saved. There was a grove of trees out behind his home. The voice seemed to come directly over top of them. Where could it be coming from?
I asked my friend "Did you hear what I heard"? Thank goodness, he did! But we had no idea where it came from since his home was out in the country.

Spring Hope historic district questioned (relevance: 44.1%, date: Aug 12, 2026)
SPRING HOPE - A resident of the town's historic district is taking the town to task for what she says is misleading historic signage and a lack of a historic preservation commission.
Jeannette Bucher of 207 Hopkins Avenue, speaking at the August 3rd board of commissioners meeting, said that signage in the town's historic district was a "major factor" in the 2024 decision to buy her home, but that no historic preservation protection is actually present.


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