Marine Chevrolet’s ribbon cutting ceremony after making the move from Marine Blvd. to Western Blvd. Every minute has 60 seconds. Every hour, 60 minutes. Every day, 24 hours. Every week, 7 days. Every year, 365 days, except for those sneaky leap years. But it’s not the time itself that matters, it’s what you do with…
If you’ve ever ordered a complicated coffee drink for a coworker (or yourself… no shame in it!) or gone car shopping with a checklist in hand, you know one thing to be true: the ability to customize makes all the difference. It’s not about being picky, it’s about feeling seen for what will bring you…
Every town has a story, and in Jacksonville, North Carolina, one of those stories wears a bowtie, on the grille to be exact. Chevrolet has long been a trusted name across the country, but here in North Carolina, the brand carries something deeper: memories, milestones, and a whole lot of miles traveled together. At the…
Each school year there are hundreds of school aged kids who depend on the school system for their meals each day, that may end up being the only way they are able to put food in their stomachs. What happens on the weekend when the school isn’t able to provide nourishment for the kids? If…
Marine Chevrolet has been honored to partner with the United Way of Onslow County for many years. The past five years, Marine Chevrolet has supported United Way by having a car-giveaway incentive for campaign donors. The giveaway event for the 2019-2020 United Way Campaign was hosted at Marine Chevrolet last Wednesday. While Covid-19 resulted in…
One of our own, Angie Jacobs, was recognized as an inspiration in our county. The Jacksonville Daily News and the United Way of Onslow County accept nominations to honor volunteers in the community each year. This year, Angie was among the nominees. We are immensely proud and wish her the best of luck in her…
For the past 6 years, we have hosted local music programs in December as a way to spread holiday cheer to our community. The concerts this year took place December 3 – 7 and included performances from 9 Onslow County Schools. We had performances by 5 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 1 high school and…
