Archive - Jan 2008

New Hanover County has come up with a way to make up for its part of the $10 million budget shortfall. Full story...

Parents: the requirements have changed concerning your children's booster shots. Full story...

There appears to be a lapse on Capitol Hill in the bipartisan support that sped an economic stimulus plan through the House. Full story...

As we look toward the future a major concern among residents is traffic. And according to new statistics the news isn't good for New Hanover County drivers. Full story...

Work on Wilmington's sewer system is not going to get finished on time because of failed water pressure tests. Full story...

State government has more room to borrow money than it did last year because tax revenues keep growing and debt is getting paid off. Full story...

Last night a group of volunteers braved the cold to assist those who are without homes. The group of volunteers was out counting the number of homeless people here in the Cape Fear area. Full story...

The state Board of Elections waived the fine for failing to file his campaign contribution report. Full story...

Two brothers wanted on dozens of charges of breaking into cars in our area have been caught. Full story...

Two weeks of hard work paid off for Roland Grise students yesterday morning. They dropped off more than two hundred bags filled with toiletries at the Salvation Army. Full story...

The family of a pregnant Marine whose killing has touched off an international manhunt will receive mourners at a wake. Full story...

It appears former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards plans to remain in public life. Full story...

Authorities say the body of a student at North Carolina Central University was found beside Interstate 540 in Wake County. Full story...