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pamlico county covid task force faq regarding covid vaccinations **The COVID-19 Community Task Force (CCTF) is a volunteer organization established to engage the community in responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic and to support and augment the County’s efforts.
Obituaries - The Pamlico News
Imogene was a faithful Christian and a devoted member of Bayboro Missionary Baptist Church for many years. She graduated from Pamlico County High School in 1952 and lived most of her life in Bayboro, NC. She retired from Pamlico Social Services Department in 1994 after 22 …
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The Pamlico News has served Pamlico County and the surrounding area for 50 years providing responsible community news weekly. We welcome your comments and suggestions. Please visit our pages for the latest news and features, forms, and contact information.
Legal - The Pamlico News
Jul 3, 2019 · PAMLICO COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT COURT VICTORIA G. THALL, Plaintiff v. LAWRENCE J. THALL, Defendant. To: LAWRENCE J. THALL. TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above-entitled action. The nature of the relief being sought is an absolute divorce.
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Keeping Your Money in Pamlico County. By Maureen Donald. The Pamlico News. A Senate sales tax revenue redistribution plan made public this week could provide a welcome boost to Pamlico County coffers but could cost other counties millions.
Meetings in Pamlico County: (If you think you may have a problem, you are welcome to attend) Tuesday 8pm - Oriental Group - Open Discussion Meeting held at the Free Will Baptist Church
Grantsboro, NC - The Pamlico Chamber of Commerce is proud to once again host its annual Business Expo & Job Fair on Tuesday, May 21st from 4:00pm – 6:30pm. The event is held each year to showcase area businesses and non-profits, offering attendees the opportunity to see some of the exciting things that are going on in our County.
The outside agency funding which the county supplies, for the most part stuck to 3.5% increases from last year’s budget. The exceptions were the Forestry Service which received a 6.4% boost and the Capital outlays to Pamlico County Schools which was cut by about 15%, down from $386,800 to $330,000. The general expenses to the school
Pamlico County in 2011 (Hurricane Irene) and 2018 (Hurricane Florence). Whole communities swept away by flood waters in almost unbelievable dev-astation. In these dire circumstances, Pamlico County has often received the assistance from emergency management agencies from outside our area and even before the storm had cleared