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Over the course of 36 years, the way we tell stories has changed. Print is less prevalent, and video is now at our fingertips. What has not changed is our love for storytelling
Over the course of 36 years, the way we tell stories has changed. Print is less prevalent, and video is now at our fingertips. What has not changed is our love for storytelling
 
Working on a publication takes a lot of work. For the students at Beaufort County Community College, this takes at least a semester. However, that tenacity is about to pay off, as the 2015 edition of Life on the Pamlico has recently been published online.
Published: Sunday, July 19th, 2015 @ 2:36 pm By: Stan Deatherage
Working on a publication takes a lot of work. For the students at Beaufort County Community College, this takes at least a semester. However, that tenacity is about to pay off, as the 2015 edition of Life on the Pamlico has recently been published online.
 
Beaufort County Community College student Rhett Alligood admits he doesn't like to eat oysters but he does appreciate their importance to eastern North Carolina.
Published: Monday, August 25th, 2014 @ 6:41 pm By: Judy Jennette
Beaufort County Community College student Rhett Alligood admits he doesn't like to eat oysters but he does appreciate their importance to eastern North Carolina.
 
I am a native and lifelong resident of coastal North Carolina, live in Washington, and have a fishing guide service business based on the Pamlico River and adjacent waterbodies.
I am a native and lifelong resident of coastal North Carolina, live in Washington, and have a fishing guide service business based on the Pamlico River and adjacent waterbodies.
 

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