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Cape Fear Pride: Topsail Island changes

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videoLongtime residents of Topsail Island have seen plenty of changes over the years. Doug Medlin has lived in Surf City for more than 50 years. While the town has grown, Medlin says one thing hasn't changed -- the emphasis on family. Full story...
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Leland Plans for bike ride

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videoThe "Gateway to Brunswick County" has plans to for a new path of the two wheel variety. Residents had their chance to tell Leland town officials what they think about proposed bike trails Tuesday night. Full story...
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Pender County election to be double expected cost

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Thanks to a few new items on the ballot, the upcoming election in Pender County is going to cost about twice as much as expected. Full story...
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Local class sends packages to soldiers in Iraq

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videoA local sixth grade class is finding a unique way to show support for our soldiers in Iraq and it involves a needle and thread. Soon soldiers in Iraq will be receiving a different kind of care package. Inside will be neck ties with a purpose made by students at Myrtle Grove Middle School. Full story...
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Firefighters contain Brunswick County fire

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videoFirefighters are still working to put out a fire that broke out Monday night in Brunswick County. The fire has burned nearly 70 acres of forest land near the Lakewood Community in Shallotte. Full story...
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Study: Tourette's provides advantage in some skills

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Scientists are finding that people with Tourette's Syndrome may actually have an advantage when it comes to certain skills. Those who suffer from Tourette's learn to get used to the physical and vocal tics that others often view as faux pas, but the sudden or repetitive motions and sounds are involuntary. Full story...
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UPDATE: Police catch suspected bank robber

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Police say they have found the person responsible for robbing the Waccamaw Bank in Shallotte. The hold-up happened just before four Tuesday afternoon at the bank on Main Street. Full story...
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Columbus County schools back to normal after gun violence rumors

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videoColumbus County high schools were just about back to normal today after rumors of gun violence circulated like wildfire yesterday. People in the Whiteville community say in no uncertain terms that gang activity is to blame. Whiteville City Schools Superintendent Randy Shaver admits there is gang presence on campus and is working on a plan to try and get rid of it. Full story...
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Yoga classes held in Airlie Gardens

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videoYou may have taken a walk through beautiful Airlie Gardens or taken a relaxing yoga class in a gym. Now the two experiences are combining into one. Full story...
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State senator visits port

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One of the state senators who voted to give $7.5 million of your taxes dollars to our ports last year paid a visit today. Full story...
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NC students keeping pace on reading, math scores

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Test scores show that North Carolina's fourth- and eighth-graders are generally keeping pace with students nationwide on math and reading test scores. Full story...
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Brunswick County brush fire erupts days after burning ban lift

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Just days after the state lifted its burning ban a brush fire swept through about 50 acres of forest in Brunswick County. Full story...
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Shuler wants restrictions on in-flight movies

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North Carolina Congressman Heath Shuler says he's worried about the captive audiences on airliners when movies are shown in the cabin. Full story...
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Edwards: Limit frivolous lawsuits

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Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards says attorneys should have to show their medical malpractice cases have merit before filing them. Full story...
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NC study: Financial incentives can help employees lose weight

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People will lose weight for money, even a little money. That's the finding of a North Carolina study that offers one more option for employers trying to cut health care costs. Full story...
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