HeyJaredJohn Lilly
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- Sep 11, 2026
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John Lilly (opens the original)
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John Lilly recently joined Public Radio East as a Junior News Reporter. A student at Craven Community College, he is working toward his Associate of Arts degree and plans to transfer to UNC Charlotte in spring 2027. He will pursue a degree in Communications, focusing on Mass Media Studies, with a minor in Journalism. John aspires to build a career in sports journalism. A native of New Bern, North Carolina, John enjoys staying active in the gym and following sports in his spare time. His favorite
New Bern "Let's Beat Breast Cancer" rally intended to increase awareness of the importance of breast cancer prevention (opens the original)
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This weekend in New Bern, a rally will be held to increase awareness of the importance of breast cancer prevention. On Sunday, drummers from New Bern High School and H.J. MacDonald Middle School will perform as part of the Let’s Beat Breast Cancer campaign. The New Bern Rally is part of a nationwide campaign, with more than 27 events taking place across the U.S. between September and October. Dr. Debbie Milkowski is a local physician and sponsor of the Physicians Committee, and she said they are
John Lilly (opens the original)
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John Lilly recently joined Public Radio East as a Junior News Reporter. A student at Craven Community College, he is working toward his Associate of Arts degree and plans to transfer to UNC Charlotte in spring 2027. He will pursue a degree in Communications, focusing on Mass Media Studies, with a minor in Journalism. John aspires to build a career in sports journalism. A native of New Bern, North Carolina, John enjoys staying active in the gym and following sports in his spare time. His favorite
Craven County Approved Five-Year Deal with Axon for Sheriff’s Office Body Cameras (opens the original)
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The Craven County Board of Commissioners has unanimously approved a five-year contract with tech provider Axon to equip the Sheriff’s Office with 50 new body-worn cameras and upgraded tasers. The agreement totals approximately $306,000 over its five-year term, officially bringing body camera technology to on-duty Craven County sheriff's deputies. Enhancing Transparency and Accountability County leaders emphasize that the deployment aims to protect both law enforcement personnel and local residen
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