The Craven Community College Foundation announces recipients of the 13th annual Community Fabric Awards, an annual event that celebrates leadership excellence in the community. This year’s recipients are Susan Moffat-Thomas for Individual Leadership, Trader Construction Company for Business Leadership, and New Bern […]
A Response to Susan Moffat-Thomas’s article in New Bern Now (June 2022) Susan Moffat-Thomas’s thoughtful article in June 2022 New Bern Now provides a very helpful framework for a detailed public conversation about the future of downtown New Bern. Among many points
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In January 2021, it was exciting to read Elks Building to Become Luxury Boutique Hotel re: Kessler Collection’s purchase of the historic Elks building and its plans to develop it into a Bohemian-style 40 room luxury boutique hotel. Discussing the downtown project,
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In New Bern, the public-at-large recently began to hear about the establishment of a social district in the downtown and Five Points area that a Downtown Social District Committee composed of members of Swiss Bear, Chamber of Commerce, Craven County Tourism Development
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Historically, Swiss Bear’s revitalization program was based on building partnerships to assist local governments with funding for downtown public improvements and projects that promoted the general interest and quality of life for visitors and Craven County residents including public access to the
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We enjoyed our interview with Susan Moffat-Thomas, Enrichment Program Coordinator, for this special Podcast about Craven Community College’s Adult Enrichment Program. Listen here: In Summary, Susan Moffat-Thomas wrote: The reinstated CCC Adult Enrichment Program was off to a great start this fall
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