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Camden County Lands $300K Community Paramedic Grant
Camden County accepted a $299,839.50 state grant on July 6 to launch a community paramedic program, shifting EMS from reactive 911 calls to proactive care.
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Camden Dollar General Among 16 NC Stores Fined for Scanner Errors
A Camden County Dollar General was among 16 North Carolina retailers fined after state inspectors found repeated checkout overcharges. Camden Tribune explains what happened, reviews the store's inspection history, and shows shoppers how North Carolina's price verification program protects consumers.
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Camden County Lands $300K Community Paramedic Grant
Camden County accepted a $299,839.50 state grant on July 6 to launch a community paramedic program, shifting EMS from reactive 911 calls to proactive care.
Camden Dollar General Among 16 NC Stores Fined for Scanner Errors
A Camden County Dollar General was among 16 North Carolina retailers fined after state inspectors found repeated checkout overcharges. Camden Tribune explains what happened, reviews the store's inspection history, and shows shoppers how North Carolina's price verification program protects consumers.
Can You Legally Operate an Airbnb in Camden County? Here’s What the UDO Says
Is Airbnb illegal in Camden County? The answer depends on the property’s zoning, whether the owner lives there and whether guests stay for less than 30 days.
Camden County Moves Forward on Recreation and Senior Center Planning, but How Will It Be Paid For?
Commissioners approved the first step toward developing a future Parks & Recreation and Senior Center, but major questions surrounding construction costs, long-term funding, and future operating expenses remain unanswered. By Francisco Salmeron Publisher & Editor-in-Chief | Camden Tribune Published: July 2026 Quick Take * Camden County commissioners unanimously approved moving forward with a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to begin planning and engineering for a proposed Parks & Recreatio
Camden Wastewater Project Still Awaiting Permits More Than a Year After Moratorium Began
More than a year after Camden County imposed a subdivision moratorium citing infrastructure limits, officials say the wastewater project needed to move forward still requires additional permits before bidding can begin.
North Carolina’s $34.4 Billion Budget Is Now Law. Here’s What It Means for Camden County.
The new state spending plan raises teacher pay, funds public safety, lowers the personal income tax rate, and directs hundreds of millions toward Hurricane Helene recovery.
Camden County Marks America’s 250th Anniversary with Independence Day Celebration
Camden County marked America’s 250th anniversary with a July 4 Independence Day celebration featuring prayer, music, patriotic readings, museum tours, and family activities.
Camden Commissioners to Hold Closed Session Before July 6 Regular Meeting
Camden County commissioners will meet in closed session at 6 p.m. July 6 to consult with the county attorney before the board’s regular 7 p.m. meeting.
Developers Sue Camden County Over Building Moratorium, Permit Reversals
Five developers and a Currituck County landowner allege Camden County's building moratorium was illegally adopted and that officials repeatedly reversed permitting decisions, costing them millions.