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Archive - Jul 2009Tabor City arson investigation heats upSubmitted by WWAY on 31 July 2009 - 6:28pm.READ MORE:  A story we've been following out of Columbus County continues to unfold. On Wednesday, 17-year-old Allen Strickland's Tabor City home went up in flames while he was sleeping inside.
Full story...Construction set for Village RoadSubmitted by WWAY on 31 July 2009 - 6:23pm.READ MORE: From homeless, to head of the classSubmitted by WWAY on 31 July 2009 - 6:15pm.READ MORE: The pressures of college could make anyone think twice. For one student at Cape Fear Community College, pressure of everyday life added on top makes graduation day mean so much more.
Full story...Film incentives, HBO shows futures uncertainSubmitted by WWAY on 31 July 2009 - 6:11pm.READ MORE: Cash for Clunkers running out of gasSubmitted by WWAY on 31 July 2009 - 6:02pm.READ MORE: The government's cash for clunkers program has done exactly what it was designed to do: sell new cars and get gas guzzlers off the road. The program has been so successful that, like many of the clunkers traded in, the program is now broke.
Full story...A day at the beach an economic trendSubmitted by Jolene Reilly on 31 July 2009 - 5:53pm.READ MORE: Family budgets aren't going as far as they used to, and neither are families when it comes to taking vacations.
Full story...Kure Beach park gets financial boostSubmitted by Jolene Reilly on 31 July 2009 - 5:48pm.READ MORE: A stinky situation in Brunswick CountySubmitted by Jolene Reilly on 31 July 2009 - 5:31pm.READ MORE: People who live in Brunswick County are wondering what's wrong with their water. There's been a strong odor coming from their faucets and they want to know why.
Full story...In the "Name" of LoveSubmitted by WWAY on 31 July 2009 - 5:19pm.READ MORE: There isn't much that sets the Townsend's apart. Born within three days of each other, and with the same job, these two share the same first and last name - and did so even before they got married.
Full story...A NC school board announces teacher assistants being laid offSubmitted by WWAY on 31 July 2009 - 9:36am.READ MORE:
A North Carolina school board is laying off 130 teacher assistants as it deals with budget worries.
Full story... » Local town celebrates post office's centennial The Chadbourn post office opened long before 1909, but it didn't officially become part of the United States Postal Service until President William Howard Taft gave it his stamp of approval. First ever Brunswick County drug court graduate One local man says a spot drug test from a Judge he says ruled with a heavy hand but a soft heart, was all it took. Digital foot scan puts patients back on their feet At some point we, or someone we know has experienced back, neck, or knee pain. A local Chiropractor has found a way to help ease those aches. Religion goes retail in the Port CityFor some people shopping is a religion. But in tough economic times, many shopaholics are cutting back. For one local church, the shrinking economy has opened up space to expand its congregation. Volunteers rebuild home destroyed by tornado It's amazing what a few nails, wood and some concrete can do. For one Bladen County family, it can change a case of bad luck into good fortune. N.C. HeadlinesN.C. Sports |
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