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New Bern Magazine New Bern Magazine is
published monthly and features information on events and attractions in
Craven and Pamlico counties. It's distributed free at various locations,
including the Craven County Convention and Visitors Bureau in the New Bern
Riverfront Convention Center at the corner of East and South Front streets,
and the New Bern Area Chamber of Commerce at 316 South Front Street. New
Bern Magazine also is available by mail subscription, 12 issues for $15
per year. The Shopper/Community Newspapers The Shopper, published
weekly, features advertisements, specials and coupons offered by local
businesses in New Bern and Havelock. The Shopper also prints
special sections dedicated to home improvement, back-to-school, holiday gift
giving and other topics, as well as annual medical and hospitality guides.
This 35-year-plus publication is delivered free of charge on Wednesdays to
more than 31,000 households in Craven County. Classifieds ads may be placed
by calling (888) 328-4802. The Shopper also publishes several
monthly community newspapers, which are delivered free of charge to the
residents they serve. These include the Taberna Tribune,
Historic New Bern Herald, Greenbrier Gazette, The
Fairfield Harbour Beacon, Trent Woods Times, River Bender,
The Pines' Perspective (Carolina Pines), Sound Waves
(Brandywine Bay) and The Shoreline (Pine Knoll Shores). Sun Journal This daily morning newspaper, owned by California-based
Freedom Communications, provides regional coverage of Craven, Pamlico,
Jones, Onslow and Lenoir counties and reports on state and national events
and sports. Sun Journal is available by home delivery or from
vending machines.
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Although New Bern's media scene is small,
visitors and residents can find most of what they want to know from the
news sources we describe here. The Raleigh-based News & Observer,
which covers issues of statewide importance, also offers home delivery
in this area. The New Bern Sun Journal is the local,
seven-day-a-week newspaper. Suddenlink Communications offers the full
panoply of cable channels.
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Television Stations
WCTI - TV 12, ABC,
225 Glenburnie Drive, New Bern, (252) 638-1212, www.wcti12.com |
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Cable TelevisionSuddenlink
Communications Suddenlink Communications is the sole
provider of analog, digital and high-definition cable service in the
New Bern area. Featuring a variety of cable packages, Suddenlink
Communications offers such popular channels as A&E, The History
Channel, Turner Classic Movies, SciFi, Lifetime, The Discovery
Channel, HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, Starz, pay-per-view movies, sports
events and more. Suddenlink High Speed Internet features unlimited
access, up to seven e-mail addresses and other benefits. Suddenlink
now has home and business telephone services with one price for
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RadioPublic Radio East 89.3 FM/90.3 FM/91.5 FM/88.1
FM/88.5 FM, 800 College Court, New Bern,
(252) 638-3434 — public radio |
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WWNB 1490 AM 116 S. Business Plaza, New Bern (252) 633-1490 www.1490espn.com |
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ESPN Radio 1490 is a sports-format
radio station broadcasting on WWNB 1490 AM in New Bern. Broadcasting
to Craven, Jones and Pamlico counties, the station's programming
includes syndicated sports talk shows from ESPN, local talk shows,
and local and national game broadcasts. Listen here for the Kinston
Indians games, New Bern High School football, basketball and
baseball. You can also catch the Carolina Hurricanes, NFL, college
football, the Cleveland Indians games, the ACC Men's Basketball
Tournament and the NCAA Basketball tournament. Featured shows on
this station include "Mike and Mike in the Morning," "The Herd with
Colin Cowherd," "The Mike Tirico Show," "The Steven A. Smith Show,"
and "Pardon the Interruption." Local shows include "The Drive with
Mark and Dave," "The Daily Neuse Show" with Phil Knight, and "News
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