Artists Amber Thompson and Samantha Brinson collaborated to restore the Washington Coca-Cola mural. It is now visible from the streets of Downtown Washington. “The colors, to me, it just brightens my day and I know it’s gotta brighten everyone else’s,” said Brinson.
Artists Amber Thompson and Samantha Brinson collaborated to restore the Washington Coca-Cola mural. It is now visible from the streets of Downtown Washington.
“The colors, to me, it just brightens my day and I know it’s gotta brighten everyone else’s,” said Brinson.
Martin County officials, residents want answers about County Manager’s pay raises
The Swansboro Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday met with organizers of the upcoming Carolina Museum of the Marine in Jacksonville to learn more about their plans.
East Carolina University's School of Music is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a free guitar series. The concert is in its sixth year, with three different performances planned.
Efforts to change liquor laws in our state continue.
Congressman Greg Murphy is speaking out on what's going on with the budget discussions in the US House.
The Autumn equinox is this Saturday. The first day of astronomical fall is determined by when the vertical line that divides day from night crosses over the 90-degree mark. Meteorologist Max Claypool has more on this and some fun events you can attend in his weekly segment.
Fisherman Has Plenty of Crocs for Company at 'Infamous' River Crossing in Australia A fisherman had plenty of company – of the crocodile kind – as he cast his line from the edge of an “infamous” river crossing in Australia’s Northern Territory. Videos taken by Jody Chisholm show her dad, identified by local media as Sean “Chizo” Chisholm, calmly fishing as crocodiles lurk at Cahills Crossing in Kakadu National Park. Another clip shows an SUV needing to slow down to let a crocodile pass by as it drives over the crossing. Chisholm and her dad run a father-daughter sightseeing business, Never Never Safari Tours, in the area. Credit: Jody Chisholm/Never Never Safari Tours via Storyful
Sydney Zoo Animals Beat the Heat With Icy Treats Animals at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo are beating the heat and keeping cool thanks to some tasty treats. “As temperatures soar, we must keep our animals comfortable and provide plenty of shade and fresh cool water,” keeper Emily Partridge said, adding that “enrichment items” can also be provided. Video from the zoo shows a cassowary enjoying a cool shower, and a host of animals enjoying their icy treats. Credit: WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo via Storyful
Galapagos Tortoise Celebrates 57th Birthday in Style at Australian Zoo A Galapagos tortoise celebrated his 57th birthday in style at the Perth Zoo in Western Australia on Tuesday, September 19. Staff at Perth Zoo treated Cerro to a huge fruit cake, made up of watermelon, rockmelon, and hibiscus flowers. Footage posted by the zoo shows Cerro happily munching away on his birthday treat. Despite turning 57, Cerro could still be considered young for his age, as Galapagos tortoises can live for up to 177 years. Credit: Perth Zoo via Storyful
Dinosaur Skeleton Known as 'Barry' Goes on Sale in Paris Auction A 150 million-year-old dinosaur skeleton, known as Barry, is set to be auctioned in Paris. According to the Drouot auction center, the dinosaur is an adult specimen of Camptosauridae, a member of the family Iguanodontidae, one of the earliest groups of dinosaurs discovered. The skeleton was discovered in the early 2000s in Wyoming, USA, by paleontologist Barry James, after whom it is named. It measured approximately five meters in length and stood at about two meters in height, constituting a uniquely complete and well-preserved specimen. According to Drouot’s media release, the specimen comprises a very high percentage of original bone, with over 80% of the specimen being intact. The skull is exceptionally well-preserved as well, with over 90% of it remaining. The auction is due to occur on Friday, October 20. Credit: Drouot / Giquello via Storyful
Thunderstorms Traverse Eastern Nebraska Thunderstorms rolled through the greater Omaha, Nebraska, area on Tuesday, September 19, as the National Weather Service (NWS) warned of potential downpours. The agency reported rumbles of thunder lasting as long as 15 minutes in parts of the region as the storms moved through. Twitter user @crzy4wx said he filmed this time lapse near Fremont on Tuesday morning. Credit: @crzy4wx via Storyful
