A July 9, 2008 press release from NCDHHS mentions the death of a Wilkes County resident likely due to Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF).

The state historical highway signs group on River Road has no sign to the adjoining once 1660's "Hilton River," now just generically labeled the Brunswick River; once the site and sight, of a post WWII, Liberty & Victory boat reserve fleet.

A number of Voice.com contributors have weighed in on the proposed international port, which is more than a hot topic 'round these parts. Find both posts here and follow the links to the "hot topics" category to comment in, or do so here.

Local young accident victim is being helped by St. James residents.

The water consumers of North Brunswick Sanitary District in Brunswick County are experiencing periods of low pressure and outages in the distribution system due to a line breakage.

The Brunswick Star-News will host a forum for Brunswick County Commissioner candidates running in the May 6 primary election. The forum will be at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Odell Williamson Auditiorium. Do you have questions you want the candidates to answer?
Submit questions here that you want answered, or show up and ask the candidates at the forum.

Have an opinion about water and sewer services in fast-growing northern Brunswick County?

By Ana Ribeiro

Staff Writer

Today, the Brunswick County school system has invited about 550 people, including school staff, county commissioners and parents in the advisory council, to participate in its first "State of the Schools" forum. There will be speeches and roundtable discussions on where the schools are and where they should go, and on how people in the community can represent the schools positively. Please join in by posting your comments or questions.

Yes, there really is free money from the IRS and even if you don not normally file a tax return you may qualify. And, AARP, the IRS and the National Council on Aging have teamed provide you help.

(Shallotte, North Carolina) - Tuesday evening Shallotte firefighters welcomed the new Headquarters facility with a traditional wetting-down. 

Registration now open to all 2nd-12th grade homeschoolers