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Bath Elementary eighth graders send positive messages to younger grades

Bath Elementary School eighth graders recently took time to write positive notes for fifth and sixth graders and ...

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Beaufort County municipalities to receive $389K in Powell Bill funds

The North Carolina Department of Transportation this week distributed to municipalities the first allocation of more than $143.1 ...

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Bath Fest deemed a success

By Philip Sayblack  For the Washington Daily News BATH – The streets of Bath were full of pirates ...

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The countdown to election day: what to know about voting, candidates

The field is set for the 2021 municipal elections in Beaufort County, and the countdown is on to ...

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Excitement grows for Bath Fest’s return

By Philip Sayblack  For The Washington Daily News The Town of Bath’s annual Bath Fest is coming back. ...

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Economic development happening in municipalities

Municipalities in Beaufort County are working toward economic development following funds received from the American Rescue Plan.  The ...

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Five candidates enter City Council race on last day of filing period

The race for the five seats up for election on the Washington City Council swelled to 10 candidates ...

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Another candidate joins Washington City Council race

Bobby Roberson filed as a candidate for Washington City Council on Tuesday. He was the only person to ...

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Filing period winding down for most municipalities

Three people filed as candidates for re-election as the final week of the filing period for most local ...

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Five more candidates file for municipal election

Several incumbents filed for re-election in the 2021 municipal elections Friday, and one newcomer entered the list of ...

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