Tideland News

Tideland News

Tideland News is a local newspaper located in Swansboro, North Carolina. It reports on news from Swansboro and the surrounding areas of Eastern Onslow County, as well as news from Western Carteret County, which includes Cedar Point, Cape Carteret, and Emerald Isle.

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  • 1 day ago | carolinacoastonline.com | Tom Campbell

    I was pushing my precious cargo of eggs and coffee to the checkout line in Costco when suddenly I heard this loud male voice, “Watch where you’re going, lady.

  • 2 days ago | carolinacoastonline.com | Todd Wetherington

    CARTERET COUNTY — Sharon Griffin has been appointed as Carteret's permanent county manager. Griffin had served in the interim manager role since January 2025 after former county head Tommy Burns resigned. Though the item was not originally on the Carteret County Board of Commissioners agenda for their April 21 meeting, Vice-Chairman Mark Mansfield requested that it be added. The board voted unanimously to approve Griffin for the position. kAmvC:77:? E@@< E96 @2E9 @7 @77:46 2?5 H2D DH@C? :? 3J r92:C>2?

  • 2 days ago | carolinacoastonline.com | Todd Wetherington

    BEAUFORT — The Beaufort Board of Commissioners has approved the concept map for a new town park to be located at the west end of Ann Street. The property was previously leased to the former owners of the Beaufort Inn, Katie and Bruce Ethridge, who utilized it for parking. The inn has since been razed for construction of a private residence and the leased land reverted back to the town in 2023.

  • 2 days ago | carolinacoastonline.com | Brad Rich

    ATLANTIC BEACH — The Atlantic Beach Council voted unanimously Monday night to adopt a resolution to purchase a new Spartan ambulance. The council met for its monthly session in the town hall off Highway 58. kAmkDA2? 52E2\AC6D6CG6C\DA246DlQECF6Qm%96 A2?6= 5:D4FDD65 E96 AFC492D6 5FC:?8 2 H@C< D6DD:@? 62C=:6C E9:D >@?E9 2?5k^DA2?m kDA2? 52E2\AC6D6CG6C\DA246DlQECF6QmC624965 2 4@?D6?DFDk^DA2?m kDA2? 52E2\AC6D6CG6C\DA246DlQECF6QmE@ >@G6 7@CH2C5]k^DA2?mk^Am kAmkDA2?

  • 2 days ago | carolinacoastonline.com | Todd Wetherington

    MOREHEAD CITY — Construction work on Morehead City's new Fire-EMS Station 3 is progressing on schedule, according to Fire Chief Courtney Wade. The city officially broke ground on the station on Oct. 29, 2025, six years after Hurricane Florence significantly damaged the former Wildwood Station. The new station is located at 151 Brooks Avenue slightly less than a mile from the old facility at 5291 Hwy. 70.

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