Brad Rich is a journalist based in Morehead City, North Carolina. He writes for the Carteret County News-Times and his work has also been featured in Coastal Review. Brad covers local news and events, with a focus on environmental issues, fishing regulations, and community development projects in the area.
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Brad Rich's articles primarily focus on local government announcements and community developments, specifically related to coastal areas of North Carolina. He covers a range of topics including fishing, beach management, town governance, infrastructure projects, and public comments.
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CAPE CARTERET - Cape Carteret officials have been discussing the existing no-wake zone along Bogue Sound and town commissioners will discuss the idea at their Tuesday, Nov. 12 meeting.
By: Brad Rich
EMERALD ISLE — The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission will meet Wednesday through Friday and will likely select its preferred management options on long-discussed and somewhat controversial proposed stronger regulations in the spotted sea trout fishery.
By: Brad Rich
CAPE CARTERET - Cape Carteret has completed 10 of 12 stormwater improvement projects identified as necessary in an engineering study in early 2022 and anticipates finishing the other two by early 2025.
By: Brad Rich
ATLANTIC BEACH — The Atlantic Beach Town Council agreed by consensus Monday afternoon not to rush into signing a new contract with the private firm that managed the town’s oceanfront paid beach access parking system this year.
By: Brad Rich
This town of Cape Carteret map shows the boundaries of the Town Center zoning district.
By: Brad Rich
Cape Carteret commissioners Monday night approved a budget amendment to build and place two boardwalk bridges across ditches for the Cape Carteret trail along Highway 58.
CAPE CARTERET - A Cape Carteret man Tuesday night urged town officials to go to the Carteret County District Attorney and seek charges against Police Chief Brian Silva and other
EMERALD ISLE — The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission will meet Wednesday through Friday. It will likely select its preferred management options on long-discussed and somewhat controversial proposed stronger regulations in
By: Brad Rich
Richard Kuntz and Kally, one of his feral cats, sit inside his home in Cedar Point.
By: Brad Rich
EMERALD ISLE — The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission voted unanimously Thursday, with one abstention, to approve preferred management options that are intended to reduce the total harvest – commercial and recreational – in the spotted sea trout (speckled trout) fishery by 28.4%
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