Jacksonville, North Carolina, is the county seat of Onslow County and home to Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune and Marine Corps Air Station New River.

Welcome to North Carolina! Onslow County’s flat, gently rolling terrain covers 763 square miles and is in the southeastern coastal plain of North Carolina, about

Getting To & Around Onslow County Situated along the Atlantic Ocean, Onslow County’s rolling terrain is an ideal place to raise a family or just

A low cost of living and pleasant natural surroundings in North Carolina’s Onslow County contribute to a quality of life not often found in larger

Home to MCB Camp Lejeune, one of the nation’s largest Marine installations, Onslow County has a strong and stable economy. Economic impact studies show

There are many health care services in Onslow County for military, civilians and veterans, though implementation of the Affordable Care Act has changed established

Picking up from one place and moving to another is always a hassle, especially when kids and pets are involved. Knowing whom to call

Finding the right schools and educational opportunities for each family member is an important part of any move. This chapter outlines Onslow County’s public

There are plenty of entertaining activities — music, sports, theater, museums, parks and shopping — to choose from in Onslow County. Take a di

Story by Frances Seybold on 07/10/2019 ALEXANDRIA, Va. In just one week, Marines and other service members were presented the opportunity to learn a wide

Story by NMCCL Public Affairs on 07/08/2019 Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune (NMCCL) Primary Care Clinics, which include Family Medicine, Pediatrics, and Internal Medicine, were

Story by Sgt Jessika Braden on 07/03/2019 NORFOLK, Va. U.S. Marine Lt. Gen. Robert F. Hedelund assumed command of U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command (MARFORCOM)

Story by NMCCL Public Affairs on 07/03/2019 Each quarter Navy Medicine recognizes military treatment facilities (MTF) and those working in them as the Best of

Story by NMCCL Public Affairs on 07/03/2019 The latest group of Camp Lejeune Family Medicine Residency (CLFMR) graduates took major steps toward their futures a

For the second time in the last several months, base Land and Wildlife Resources staff have responded to reports of "huge, strange looking snakes" o