Archive - Oct 29, 2008

The Wilmington Housing Authority is asking for a few volunteers to prevent some financial troubles down the line. They are asking people to move, but some of the options are not very appealing to some people. Full story...

Most of us are have seen her image in Christian drawings and paintings. Now, it appears natures own rendition of the Virgin Mary has washed ashore here in Wilmington. Full story...

In this week’s Troubleshooters Report, a Brunswick County man who is causing a lot of headaches for his neighbors. John Bortone is a contractor who lives in the Carol Lynn neighborhood, just outside of Leland. Full story...

It is almost November, and about 20% of New Hanover County residents are still waiting for their water bills. Full story...

Wilmington had an economic boost this week when a German cruise ship docked for the day. So why isn't the Port City hosting more ships when they bring in tourists who have money to spend. Full story...

This holiday season, UNC Wilmington is is providing alternatives to the dangers of treat or treating in the area. Dark streets, strangers, and the potential for tainted candy can make it nightmarish for any parent. Full story...

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New Hanover school officials and many others came together to celebrate the re-opening of the Mary Mosley performance learning center. Full story...

This election is not just about who will be the next president. It is also about who will lead here at the local level. In Brunswick County, four of the five county commission seats are up for grabs.

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We are just days away from Election Day, but have you considered who you will vote for when it comes to your children? Party affiliation plays a role in our area when it comes to school board elections, but why?

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