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Cheryl Burke's focus is predominantly local, centered around North Carolina and Morehead City. She covers a range of topics including education, local events, community news, veterans affairs, and county government activities.
Given this emphasis on the local community, Cheryl would likely be interested in pitches related to educational initiatives or challenges within North Carolina schools or higher education institutions. Additionally, stories about upcoming local events or new developments within the county government may grab her attention.
With a substantial coverage of family & relationships and health & wellbeing themes as well as announcements from various levels of government entities such as school boards and social services organizations; story ideas relating to these areas could resonate with Cheryl.
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By: Cheryl Burke
Julie Bernotski, chief financial officer for the Carteret County Public School System, presents budget items to the County Board of Education during a special meeting Tuesday in the school system’s central services office in Beaufort. (Cheryl Burke photo)
The Carteret County Board of Education approved a 2026-30 Beginning Teacher Support Plan during a special meeting Tuesday in the school system’s central services office in Beaufort. (Cheryl Burke photo)
By: Cheryl Burke
Carteret County Sheriff’s Office K-9 handlers, from left, Deputy Austin Esterbrook and Deputy Riley Kearney, do a demonstration with one of two dogs the Sheriff’s Office uses in locating dangerous substances, tracking missing persons and protecting lives. The demonstration was part of Crystal Coast K9 Foundation’s Freedom Fest 2026, held July 3 at Boathouse Creek Park in Cedar Point. (Cheryl Burke photo)
Giles the dog drinks water from the hand of Carteret County Humane Society staff member Matilda Somogy as they wait July 1 for a swimming pool to fill up for Giles to play in. It’s one of several ways the animal shelter is working to keep animals cool in the extreme heat. (Cheryl Burke photo)=
By: Cheryl Burke
Carteret County Humane Society animal shelter volunteers, back row, join Friday to honor the Protectors of Homeless Pets of Carteret County (PHPCC), front row, for their many years of assistance with medical costs of shelter pets. PHPCC members holding the sign are, from left, volunteer Ann Maiolo, president Mary Metzler and volunteer Beverly Phillips. (Contributed photo)
By: Cheryl Burke
Participants in the Beaufort Firemen’s Association Christmas in July Charity Ride make their way Saturday through Emerald Isle as part of a ride from Beaufort to Emerald Isle and back. Toys and funds raised during the ride will be used to provide Christmas gifts for eight Beaufort children. Donations will be accepted through Nov. 2. (Contributed photo)
Beaufort Boys and Girls Club members, from left, Angelo Rivera, 9, and Ramona Ray, 9, both of Beaufort, check out equipment used by NC Maritime Museum conservator Michelle Crepeau, right, during a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) career fair presented Tuesday by the NC Coastal Federation and partners at the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Plain Teen Center in Beaufort. (Cheryl Burke photo)
By: Cheryl Burke
School supplies like these will be collected during the Stuff the Bus school supply drive, which will be held Aug. 7-9 at Staples and Walmart in Morehead City. The supplies will be distributed at Parkview Baptist Church in Morehead City on Aug. 12 and at certain schools Aug. 16. (Cheryl Burke photo)
By: Cheryl Burke
MOREHEAD CITY — As of Thursday morning, no cases of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by the parasite cyclospora, have been reported in Carteret County.
