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Monday, February 16, 2026 Onslow County Government Center 234 NW Corridor Boulevard, Jacksonville NC | Onslow County Government

Monday, February 16, 2026 Onslow County Government Center 234 NW Corridor Boulevard, Jacksonville NC | Onslow County Government

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Onslow County eliminates three executive positions in county government

Onslow County eliminates three executive positions in county government

Onslow County opens emergency shelter for residents

Onslow County opens emergency shelter for residents

Onslow County manager fired after 2-1/2 years

Onslow County manager fired after 2-1/2 years

Onslow County eliminates three executive positions in county government

Onslow County eliminates three executive positions in county government

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Onslow County approves admin job cuts to boost efficiency, fiscal responsibility

Onslow County approves admin job cuts to boost efficiency, fiscal responsibility

Onslow County sheriff seeks person of interest in indecent exposure case

Onslow County sheriff seeks person of interest in indecent exposure case

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Onslow County has surplus inventory for sale. Be sure to stop by and get some great deals! 1909 Onslow Drive Extension, Jacksonville. Open Tuesday thru Thursday 10-3 p.m. The best kept secret in Onslow County! | Onslow County Government

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County Manager David M. Smitherman joined Onslow County Today to discuss the start of a new budget year and the launch of a strategic vision for the county. With Onslow entering a period of rapid growth, the County is working proactively to manage that change with long- and short-term goals focused on thoughtful development—minimizing traffic, protecting the environment, and reducing pressure on utilities. Initiatives like the Onslow Innovation Lab aim to streamline government operations and imp

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Onslow County has an online tool at OnslowCountyNC.gov/Comper to compare the latest property appraisal with recent sales. Type in an address to find comparable sales. You can select multiple properties and create a report that may be useful should you choose to appeal the recently appraised value of your property. To begin the online appeal process go to OnslowCountyNC.gov/Tax and click on the "Revaluation Online Appeal" button. Property owners will need to provide information about why the asse

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The Angel Tree program was started by Onslow County Department of Social Services to provide the children in our foster care system with a memorable holiday experience through the help of the community. Across three separate locations a tree can be found with angels hanging from the branches. Each angel has a wish list of items specific to a child in Onslow County foster care. Community members are invited to visit one of the three locations to retrieve an angel and purchase items off the wishli

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The Onslow County Parks and Recreation Department provides a quality of life benefit available to all Citizens. We offer recreational programs and annual events that enrich lives and provide our young community with family friendly events, often at little or no cost. In this episode of Onslow County Today, Dana Congelosi, Recreation Coordinator, sits down with host Lisa Whitman-Grice to talk about one of our premiere events, Lights Over Onslow. The Christmas tree lighting and drone light show is

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Megan Greve from the Onslow County Tax Office joined Onslow County Today to share info on tax relief programs available to residents. These programs help reduce property taxes for qualifying individuals—such as 100% disabled veterans, low-income seniors over 65, and disabled individuals. There’s also a deferment program for those who don’t meet income limits but still need help. Megan emphasized that these programs can make a big difference in helping people stay in their homes, and applications

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Sheriff Thomas and Victims Services Specialist Heather Marshburn recently joined Onslow County Today host Lisa Whitman-Grice to introduce the Onslow County Sheriff's Office's new Victim Services division. Recognizing a growing need, the Sheriff’s Office created this division to support victims of crime, domestic violence, and other violent crimes, offering crucial assistance in navigating the often overwhelming criminal justice system. Heather emphasized that many victims lack a strong support n

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Onslow County Board of Commissioners' Meeting December 1, 2025 Onslow County Government Center | Onslow County Government

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Resources for Expecting Mothers at Onslow County Health Department👩‍🍼 On this episode of Onslow County Today, Advance Practice Practitioner Shirley Campbell Nunez talks about all the resources offered for new mothers, expecting mothers, and those who aren't ready to be moms yet. Some of the services offered include: • Preventative Care, including annual physicals • Birth Control • Pregnancy Testing • Early Prenatal Care for first trimester • Maternal Care during pregnancy • Postpartum Care (in

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In this episode of Onslow County Today, host Lisa Whitman-Grice speaks with Sarah DiRoma from the Onslow County Department of Social Services (DSS) about community resources available to families facing food insecurity, especially amid uncertainty surrounding the federal budget and potential impacts on benefit programs such as SNAP. Although the future of federal nutrition benefits remains unclear, DiRoma emphasizes that Onslow County continues to provide vital local resources to assist families

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The Onslow County Board of Commissioners and Board of Education met to discuss a 10 year plan for building Onslow County schools and meeting the needs of students. Sneads Ferry, Dixon, White Oak, and the Richlands areas are expected to see the most rapid growth. NCSU researchers estimate Onslow County Schools will have a growth rate of 1.48% annually for the next 10 years. This means by 2034 the student population could be 30,203 which is an increase of 2,733. | Onslow County Government

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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from the Onslow County Board of Commissioners! Wishing you a safe and joyful holiday surrounded by the people that matter most. 💚🎄 | Onslow County Government

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The Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) is an initiative that issues eligible households with a credit on their heating bill, once per year, during the colder months. Applications for LIEAP begin each year in December for aged and disabled applicants and in January for all other applicants and can be submitted through the end of March or until funds are exhausted. Sarah DiRoma, Income Maintenance Supervisor, visits with Onslow County Today host Lisa Whitman-Grice during the February epi

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Onslow County Department of Social Services is focused on meeting people where they are - at different locations throughout the County. Tricia Kendrick, Income Maintenance Caseworker, joined Onslow County Today to talk about economic services and outreach. Outreach services allow people to access DSS assistance in their communities, without having to drive to the Consolidated Human Services building in Jacksonville. Some of the places Tricia and her team visit regularly to help folks with applic

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Onslow County wishes everyone a happy and safe Memorial Day Weekend. If you’re hitting the water this weekend follow these tips to make the most of it! • Don’t drink & operate a boat • Always wear a lifejacket • Check the tides & weather • Have a plan & share it • Know how to swim | Onslow County Government

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On this episode of Onslow County Today, Emily Baker from the Onslow County Museum talks about plans for America's 250th birthday in 2026. The museum will be hosting an America 250 exbhibit reception on Feb 28, and there will be events held throughout the year to commenerate 250 years. Emily says she is planning an exhibit that will appeal to all ages- young and old. For more information about America 250 in Onslow County, visit https://www.onslowcountync.gov/2335/America-250 | Onslow County Gove

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On this episode of Onslow County Today, Taylor Kirkland from Onslow County Parks and Recreation talks about upcoming holiday events, including Lights Over Onslow. This annual tree lighting and drone show event will take place this coming Sunday, December 7 at Onslow Pines Park. It is free to attend and features a holiday market, crafts, food trucks, and family fun. Visit www.OnslowCountyNC.gov/Recreation for more information on upcoming events. | Onslow County Government

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REACH represents the core values that guide Onslow County in serving our community with dedication. The first of these values, Resilience, reflects our commitment to learning from challenges, managing stress, and remaining strong through adaptability and support. By working together and staying committed to these principles, we create a stronger, more resilient Onslow County. | Onslow County Government

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On this episode of Onslow County Today, Library Communications Specialist Tory Parks talks about upcoming library events happening in January at the different branches. Some of these fun things for all age groups include: -Through the Pages Teen Book Club at the Jacksonville Branch, starting January 29 -After Hours Romance Book Club at the Richlands Branch, starting January 28 -K Pop Dance Party at the Sneads Ferry Branch, January 30 -FREE Craft Exchange for gently used art/hobby supplies at the

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On this episode of Onslow County Today, the theme is the holiday season and ways to help children in foster care have a Merry Christmas. Frances Moore-Navarre, social worker with CPS, spoke with host Lisa Whitman-Grice about the Angel Tree program for foster care children. The Angel Tree program invites community members to pick an "angel" from a tree with a list of 5 gifts to be purchased for each child. The unwrapped items can then be dropped off at Onslow County Consolidated Human Services (6

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Tell us what matters to you! Take the Onslow County Strategic Plan survey to provide your perspective on where you think the County should prioritize resources and focus. www.OnslowCountyNC.gov/StrategicPlan Help us create a Strategic Plan to guide the County's operations over the next five years which will align the County's budget and resources to strategic goals and objectives. Once you’ve completed the survey be sure give us your thoughts on the Ideas Wall. The plan’s success depends on your

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On this episode of Onslow County Today, Dominique Van Pelt from the Onslow County Health Department talks about small steps folks can take to keep their New Year's Resolution to eat healthier and be healthier, such as: - Rather than starting a strict diet plan on the first of the year, try eating in moderation with focus on portion control and fresh foods. - Ease your way into exercise by taking small steps toward an actionable goal, such as running a 5K. - Improve your mood by practicing gratit

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On this episode of Onslow County Today, Deputy Johnson joins us to talk about school bus safety. Johnson says even if you are in a hurry, there is no excuse to pass a stopped school bus. Drivers are responsible for stopping when school buses stop and waiting for all children to exit or enter the bus safely before proceeding. "The safety of our kids is the most important thing in the world because they are our future," says Johnson. If you are caught passing a stopped school bus with its lights f

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