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.
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.
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By: Brad Rich
EMERALD ISLE — One of the remaining 45 mph speed limit zones on Highway 58 on Bogue Banks will soon be a thing of the past.
By: Brad Rich
PINE KNOLL SHORES — After more than two years of work, discussion and public comments in numerous meetings, Pine Knoll Shores commissioners Wednesday night voted unanimously to adopt an updated Unified Development Ordinance.
By: Brad Rich
ATLANTIC BEACH — The Atlantic Beach Town Council agreed by consensus Wednesday morning to increase the beach access parking fee from $4 to $5 per hour for the 2025 tourism season, but also to reduce the hours for paid parking from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
By: Brad Rich
ATLANTIC BEACH — Atlantic Beach council members agreed last week to authorize Town Manager John O’Daniel to apply for participation in a federal/state program to help qualified property owners take steps to mitigate potential flood damage from storms.
EMERALD ISLE — As of mid-afternoon Monday, Emerald Isle resident Jerry Plum’s fifth annual “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” fundraiser for Misplaced Mutts at his house at the intersection of Sandbur
ATLANTIC BEACH —Atlantic Beach has completed a number of significant repairs at the town park on the old Food Lion property off Highway 58.
By: Brad Rich
EMERALD ISLE - Unlike many construction projects, thereplacement of the floor of the gymnasium in the Community Center in Emerald Isle is right on schedule.
By: Brad Rich
ATLANTIC BEACH — Although the Atlantic Beach Council in late 2023 approved two contracts intended to facilitate the construction of a new nature play area within the existing town park off Highway 58 on the old Food Lion property, little has happened since then.
By: Brad Rich
This is a view of a stretch of Newport River land now under permanent protection as a result of a partnership between the N.C. Coastal Land Trust, the N.C. Coastal Federation and others. (Scott Pohlman photo)
By: Brad Rich
Dr. Braxton Davis, left, smiles beside N.C. Coastal Federation founder Todd Miller on Feb. 1, the day he succeeded Miller as executive director of the Newport-based nonprofit environmental and coastal advocacy organization. (Mark Hibbs photo)
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