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"Something I'd like to express to our Carteret Cou

"Something I'd like to express to our Carteret County leaders and planning board is that people like myself who work in the service industry prior and now construction, we're kind of the people who make things go around... If we can't find a place to live affordably, we will go elsewhere." Listen to our latest episode about how more affordable housing can be created in the coastal region: linktr.ee/Shoresides

"When the study was presented the first thing he s

"When the study was presented the first thing he said was, 'Y'all can't grow. You have nowhere for people to live. Forget it." Our latest Shoresides episode includes five steps that county leaders could take to create more affordable housing. Listen: linktr.ee/Shoresides

Forty percent of renters and twenty-two percent of

Forty percent of renters and twenty-two percent of households report that they are having trouble affording their homes in Carteret County. Lynne Griffin described how she sees the county moving more and more towards needing to bus its labor force in if it can't address affordable housing issues.

@i.am.sheresa recording our latest special Shoresi

@i.am.sheresa recording our latest special Shoresides episode, 'We All Need a Place to Live'. Listen: http://linktr.ee/Shoresides

Our journalists dig into why there is so little af

Our journalists dig into why there is so little affordable housing in the North Carolina coastal region and what the future of making a home here is going to take in the latest special Shoresides episode. Listen: linktr.ee/Shoresides

We are excited to announce the first podcast episo

We are excited to announce the first podcast episode of 2022 of Shoresides. As a mental health crisis surges nationwide, we examine how folks in Carteret County are affected. Three local therapists provide us with insights into handling the emotional challenges of this moment. Link in bio.

Thanks to filmmaker Christopher Everett for joinin

Thanks to filmmaker Christopher Everett for joining us for our latest episode of She Rocks Teen Radio to talk about Wilmington on Fire and his latest work, including WOF’s sequel - Wilmington on Fire II. Listen to the episode at shoresides.org #blackdocumentaries #blackfilmmakers #1898 #wilmingtonmassacre1898 #blackart

"I’ve been on this road more times than I can co

"I’ve been on this road more times than I can count.
From home in Buckhead to Whiteville, Myrtle Beach, Fairmont
and places in between. But now it’s sweeter... that I’m taking the wheel. This is 17."

Rakyah Jacobs of Bolton, NC opens As Loud As I Want in Columbus County, NC with her spoken word story. Link in bio.

“There are so many different pieces that make up

“There are so many different pieces that make up Carteret County and each place is unique. I want everyone to know this,” host Cece Johnson said. The 'Where I Come From' podcast is blowing folks away! Check out this story about it in the Carteret Times.

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