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Morehead City at p.m. 7:05 Morehead City Marlins Baseball ...... 7:05 p.m. Wilmington Sharks at Morehead City SNAPPERZ GRILLE AND BAR: 4EverAll July 16, Aug.Sept. 10, Oct. 22 and 13, Nov. 12; Aug. and 27, p.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays, July 15 and Aug. 12. ROYAL Performances JAMES runp.m. tomidnight. from 9 CAFÉ: Jazz July 1. RIBEYES:Morris Willis Tuesdays. THE DOCKHOUSE: 4EverAll Friday, July 1; Saturday, July 2; Wranglers 5-9 p.m. Thursdays. CRU WINE BAR: Friday, July 1. FLOYD’S Friday, 1921: July 1; 4EverAll Sunday,July 3; Friday, July 8; Remedy The Ends AMOSMOSQUITO’S: 9 9 Tuesdays, July July Tuesdays, 9-11 a.m. Tuesdays and and Tuesdays a.m. 9-11 12, 12, July 26 and Aug. 9. Dust off those running shoes and join in parks popular most the of one for sea- of the events recreation and ages all to open is series This son. and levels. experience The runs will be a one-mile, 5K or a County call 10K. information, more For Department Recreation and Parks 252-808-3301. at YOGA GENTLE/DESTRESS CLASS 5:15-6:15 Tuesdays until 12, and July 12:10-1 p.m. Thursdays until Camp July Historic 14, College Community at the Carteret Glenn Building. These six-week classes are offered through the Life College Community Carteret of The cost Program. Enrichment yoga prior no and $40, is class the All are welcome. ages is needed. www. visit information, more For yogawellnessnc.com or contact Theresa Jade Morton at 646-3923. The 252- six-week classes will also be held p.m. p.m. 5:15-6:15 12:10-1 and 12 July Tuesday, 14. July Thursday, BOARDING UP PADDLE STAND -11 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays Aquarium N.C. at the Fridays and at Pine Knoll Bogue Shores. Sound Explore on paddle board a with an instructor stand up to guide you. this During adven- about learn will participants ture, the plants and animals that call Area their Natural the Roosevelt for suitable is program The home. costs class The older. and 12 ages $50. For more call information, 252-247-4003. STAND UP PADDLE BOARDING KIDS FOR at Thursdays the N.C. Aquarium Participants Shores. Knoll Pine at will explore Bogue Sound on a stand up paddle board with an During to them. guide instructor this adventure, they will learn about the plants and that animals call the Roosevelt Natural Area their The home. program is 6 ages for and and older costs $50. For more information, call 252-247-4003. Fitness SERIES RUN BEACH 9, at the N.C. Maritime Museum 9, Museum at the Maritime N.C. assembles team Each Beaufort. in flat-bot- small, a for kit prepared a for suitable boat plywood tomed paddling. Teams are limited to a at of one least maximum four, of whom must be an The adult. minimum The $600. is fee course are courses All old. is 8 age years in limited registra- size. Advance tion is For required. more infor- visit or 252-728-7317 call mation, www.ncmaritimemuseums.com. Additional dates are Saturday, 6. Aug. 9 a.m. 9 a.m. 8 8 p.m. 10 a.m. a.m. 10 7-11 p.m. Sunday, Sunday, July 10- 10:30 10:30 a.m., 11:30 9-11:30 a.m. Education COURSE A BOAT-IN-A-DAY BUILD July Saturday, p.m. 4:30 to 9 a.m. Local heritage CANNON DAY a.m., 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 3:30 July p.m. 4. Monday, Learn how Civil War cannons function demonstrations firing watching by in Macon Atlantic Fort at historic call information, more For Beach. 252-726-3775. HUNT SCAVENGER BEACH July 8, at Friday, the Fort Macon Meet Bathhouse. a park ranger more For the beach. and explore 252-726-3775. call information, EXPLORE THE RACHEL CARSON RESERVE Wednesday, July 13, at meeting the N.C. Maritime Museum in Then, a Beaufort. guided hike will take participants Town through Marsh of and animals Bird and Shoal plants to the discover the Rachel Carson This Reserve. is program not for suitable chil- dren younger than 12. The fee are is $20. reservations Advance For required. more information, call or 252-728-7317 visit www. ncmaritimemuseums.com. at lworthington@townofnewport. at 252-223-4749. call or com BHA SUMMER PARTY July 9, feature at Saturday, the will Beaufort event This Site. Historic and music live bar, open an food, The and a auction. auction silent Beaufort the benefit will proceeds is an There Association. Historical informa- more For fee. admission tion, or call 252-728-5225 email [email protected]. 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The objectives The of objectives the center Success Student Veteran “The “The Penguin Plunge Board PENGUIN and civilian life. life. civilian and in the assist tran- are to further sition from military to campus sup- social and peer through life port and by creating a where veter- base environment home ans can feel safe while seeking assistance. ensuring to is committed Center successful a achieve veterans our said Mr. academic experience,” Hingley. of Directors is Success Student excited to sup- Veteran the port co- Sutton, Miriam said Center,” of founder the Plunge. Penguin “The Veteran Student 200 Success over serves currently Center veterans. We hope our event will also of awareness increase Center Success Student Veteran Carteret Carteret Community College The mission of the Veteran Student Veteran Hingley, Hank Mr. Hingley noted that the Penguin Plunge selects 2017 charity Foundation’s Foundation’s Veteran Student has been select- Center Success the for recipient charity the as ed Plunge. Penguin 2017 arm to is Center Success Student our military active duty, veter- ans and dependents with the resources and support educational neces- their achieve to sary dreams. and goals is a Coordinator, Center Success and member faculty psychology retired Marine. He works one- on-one with veteran students through the admission, enroll- processes aid financial and ment all the way to degree comple- tion. Center Success Student Veteran to experiences offers first-hand tran- the making on veterans our sition from military to student century th Tryon Palace’s annual Visitorscanenjoy freeaccess “Our North Carolina Patriots Glorious Fourth throughout will the day go a.m. to 4 p.m. from on 10 to the Tryon Palacea reading gardens, of of the Declaration Independence Governor’s from Palace11 a.m., the and steps live 18 at music from and Thursday the Tryon Palace Morn’ Fife Drumand Corps. madePalaceTryonthe firstseat oftherevolutionary assemblies after the lastnor departed this British post for safetythe gover- of a British Wilmington,” said warship Johnson.Mr. at “There is no better andfitting more place anywhere instate for thisus to celebrate North Carolina’s role in our Independence.” War for s from 10 a.m. to to a.m. 10 from s July Celebration Celebration July le photo) le brate the Fourth of of Fourth the brate

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Tryon Palace will host a new “We want to give families “Independence Night: A gener-thefor$10 Tickets are Tryon to host ‘Independence Night’ Fourth of July “Independence Night”eventtheN.C.atHistory Center, on New Bern’s historic riverfront, from Monday, 6-9:30July 4. p.m. a fun and safe place to thespend Fourth of July,” said Tryon Palace Executive Director LeeJohnson. “That’s why we ated cre- Independence an Night evening as with andentertainment music, for children food from the best vantage point in the city for watching fireworks on the Fourth.” Fourth of July Celebrationthe N.C. at History Center”tures a fea- buffet of hamburgers,hot dogs and an ice cream bar, live music from and Billy the Holton painting Soul and a Shakers,riverfront view of face the downtown fireworks. New Bern al public, $5 for ages 6 through Tryon Palace will participate in activities to cele to activities in participate will Palace Tryon i event Fourth Glorious The 4. July Monday, on July of Fourth A Night: “Independence the while p.m., 4 (Fi p.m. 6-9:30 from is Center” History N.C. the at 6|30|16 - 7|6|16 this week • 16 Day Festival usually draws 25,000 Patrick’sSt.annual mer,the and Islepackedis Emeraldtothegills allsum- the while that noting winter, last idea the proposed Hip Pocket and Too Much Sylvia. & Coastline, plus Sammy O’Banion,favorites The TAMS and Jim Quick music beach traditional include operated by Ronnie Watson. the Holiday TravL Park owned and Festival,lastyearsheld17 agoat annualEmeraldBeachIsleMusic sion of the old, privately an produced be updated, will more family-friendly 27, ver- Aug. Saturday, Western Ocean Regional Access. EmeraldFest concert series at the stagefor the annual free summer willserve asthe stage, and asthe that platform a construction of including together, coming idly IsleBeachMusic Festival arerap- NEWS-TIMES RICH BRAD BY fest EI for motion in Plans r onod pnosi infor- sponsorship download or cancontact the board of directors Sutton,Ms. noting sponsors that sorshipsforthe 2017 event,” said the Atlantic Beach circle. be held at 1 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 1, at goals.” Collegepursuetotheiracademic attendinger Carteret Community and encourage veterans to consid- Town manager Frank Rush first perform to scheduled Bands on festival music beach The all-new Emerald the for Plans “We are currently seeking spon- Penguin will Plunge 2017 The PENGUIN | FROM PAGE 15 ah rud h eitn handi- existing the aroundpath sand temporary a includesalso to construct. ground and will cost about $5,000 feet, less than 30 inches above the the western regional access. new a oceanviewing areafor asvisitors to serve also will form plat- new the said Mr. Rush ing, commission town 14 meet- June and other rental units. able to walk from vacation be homes festivalgoers will many plus crowd, big a for room ofplenty there’s beach, the overlooking tosee more events on the beach. wanted Residents plan. opment thetown’s 2014economic devel- thefall. in or summer the in late town to another people moredraw festivalto suggested often had communitybusinessthe March, to 30,000 people to town in mid- Foundation at 252-222-6262. College Community Carteret of Brenda Reash, executive director 252-222-6206 or at Hingley Mr. Center, contact SuccessStudent ity,” Ms. Sutton added. eventcandirectlygo thetochar- moneyraised during theone-day that so event costs offset theto page. penguin-plunge.org and Facebook mation through the website www. h st pa fr h festival the for plan site The square 500 about be will It manager’shisIn thereport at Byhaving the event onstagea in idea popular a also was It o mr aot h Veteran the about more For used are donations “Sponsor and vendor area. restroom the and strandbeach an alternate passage between the cappedorderproviderampinto hs ad ah il e re-veg- be will path sand This Everything UndertheTent EVERY NEWBIKEPURCHASE GETS FRIDAY, SATURDAY &SUNDAY 50% Off! • www.ejwoutdoors.com • www.ejwoutdoors.com • TENT EVENT A FREELOCKANDCUP HOLDER 4667 B ARENDELL STREET•MOREHEADCITY 4667 BARENDELL 20% OFF SPRING & OFFSPRING 20% SUMMER APPAREL NTESTORE! THE IN ALL WEEKEND LONG WEEKEND ALL 252-247-4725 ner, the manager added. thedunesany insignificant man- integrity compromise of thenot etatedafter the event and should r Rs si, akn cn be parkingMr. said, can Rush right-of-way. 58 Highway the on park could Motorists pier. the atfireworks St. Patrick’s the during Festival is and it Fourth asof handledJuly