Archive - Sep 17, 2008

During World War 2, Wilmington was called upon to serve the country in an unusual way. It was a sacrifice that had its benefits.

According to his release form, Allan Rickenbacker's bond was initially set at 100,000 dollars, but then it was reduced to 20,000 dollars.

kure150.jpg
A bump in the road for the proposed greenway bike path between Carolina Beach and Fort Fisher, but it’s not over there.

For months there has been the controversy surrounding an old law that some people say bar owners use to discriminate against members of the military.

Community leaders are coming together to study the history of race in Wilmington. Some of the topics will include how race has affected politics, our school system, and crime.

We all have digital television now, and many of you have a high-definition television. But if you subscribe to satellite, you will not be able to watch HD programming offered by Wilmington stations, including WWAY, no matter what the companies may tell you.