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.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Atlantic Beach, United States (Local)
Not enough data
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.
Given his focus on local news and government-related content, Brad would likely be interested in information about upcoming infrastructure projects or new regulations that affect the local area he covers. For example, providing insights into how similar projects have impacted other communities could be valuable for him.
Pitching stories related to environmental impact assessments or community engagement initiatives tied to the covered topics might also align with Brad’s coverage interests. If you have expertise in coastal development policies or local fisheries management practices within this geographic area it may resonate well with his coverage goals.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Brad Rich
ATLANTIC BEACH — Town police on Thursday arrested Lawton Thompson Perry of Creedmor in connection with an early morning Wednesday fire that gutted the inside of Beach Tavern Bar and
By: Brad Rich
Thanks to a settlement approved Monday night in a lawsuit, there will be no vape shop in the old Wells Fargo Bank building in Cape Carteret.
By: Brad Rich
CAPE CARTERET — Cape Carteret is seeking a state grant to help pay for enhanced traffic enforcement efforts by the police department.
CAPE CARTERET - Cape Carteret commissioners, during their monthly meeting Monday night in the town hall off Dolphin Street, formally approved a resolution that asks the state Department of Transportation
By: Brad Rich
Emerald Isle Commissioner Roy Brownlow and his wife, Joy Brownlow have filed an appeal to the town of Emerald Isle, which last month sent them a notice of a violation of the town’s dunes and vegetation ordinance during construction of a house on a lot on Sound Drive. Town commissioners other than Brownlow voted Tuesday night to retain outside legal representation for the appeal hearing.
CAPE CARTERET — Town Manager Frank Rush told commissioners Tuesday night two of the remaining stormwater improvement projects in town are due to get underway soon.
By: Brad Rich
BEAUFORT — From Jan. 28 through Feb. 4, restaurant goers on the Crystal Coast can enjoy a culinary collaboration among local restaurants stretching from Emerald Isle to Beaufort. Dozens of participating restaurants will be offering pre-fixed menus at set price ranges, creating an opportunity for diners to try new restaurants or frequent their favorites for new menu items.
By: Brad Rich
CAPE CARTERET — Cape Carteret Town Manager Frank Rush has been working on the 2025-26 budget, and it’s about time for town commissioners to get involved.
By: Brad Rich
A concept photo of the new town hall/police station/regional emergency operations center in Cape Carteret.
By: Brad Rich
MOREHEAD CITY — The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries and its policy-making arm, the state Marine Fisheries Commission, is moving forward with efforts to update the southern flounder management plan to allow for more recreational access to the fish while “maintaining the rebuilding requirements” of the current fishery management plan.
(833) 317-6278 
