Lee coastal impacts to continue

Beaufort County Community College cut the ribbon on its new location for its barber academy at 238 W. Main Street at 11 a.m. on Friday. Sarah Gray Barr has more on this.

If you're visiting Morehead City this weekend, it might be a bit busier on the water than normal. There's a unique event happening on the Crystal Coast. Claire Curry has more.

Ellen Brabo is a local artist and Army veteran who is making it her mission to put a stop to suicide among members of the military. She spent time in the military capturing images of our brave soldiers, and now she wants to give back. Erin Jenkins has more of her story.

MumFeast, the first of three big events involving MumFest, kicked off activities on Friday in New Bern.

On Saturday, the Greenville Noon Rotary lub will be putting up a field of flags at Town Common. It's called Field of Heroes. Our own Claire Curry will be the guest speaker during a ceremony that begins Saturday at 11 a.m.

The national sport of Mexico, Charreada, is similar to rodeo. Its connection and historical ties to Mexico's fight for independence have inspired around 50 teams of charros to carry on the tradition in the United States. Shannon Baker has more on a team based in Elm City.

Most days, Oscar Cruz can be found bent over a sewing machine or in his workspace creating a new pair of shoes for a customer. Each and every design has a hidden “B,” for Belma, his wife and muse. Photojournalist Kenneth Roundtree has more.

WNCT presents its Hispanic Heritage Month special. Join us as we celebrate the many contributions of our Hispanic communities.

Wildfires are uncontrolled fires that spread quickly, destroying homes and the environment nearby.

Emily talks to a local, non-profit farm about their story and how they are helping children with mental disabilities.

Original air date: 10/03/2023

Oscar Cruz learned to make boots from his grandfather. Now he is continuing to make boots here in Eastern North Carolina.

Sparks Fly From Dublin Power Lines Damaged by Storm Agnes Toppled trees brought down live powerlines in a suburb of Dublin on Wednesday, after Storm Agnes battered the UK and Ireland. Video sent to Storyful on September 27, shows sparks flying from live electrical wires damaged in the storm. Dublin Fire Brigade urged locals to stay indoors and avoid the area until the issue was resolved. Credit: Eoin Elvis Spencer via Storyful