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CFCC celebrates 50 years

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Cape Fear Community College is celebrating a milestone -- its 50th anniversary. When the school opened in 1958 there were 750 students enrolled. Today there are 7,500 students enrolled, which is the most the school has ever seen. Full story...
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911 hang-ups jam emergency dispatchers

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911 dispatchers are supposed to get help to people in need, but dispatchers in our area say their call centers are getting jammed with hang-ups. Full story...
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Fire kills 70-year-old Shallotte man

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A 70-year-old man is dead after a house fire in Shallotte. Full story...
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New parking rules for Carolina Beach in 2008

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Carolina beach will have some new parking rules for the New Year. Full story...
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Group holds World Peace Meditation

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videoYou may be celebrating the New Year tonight, but some people at Carolina Beach began their New Year rituals at seven a.m. -- and they were not alone. Full story...
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Woman dedicates life to helping others

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One local woman has spent the majority of her life helping others, and it has been a long, fruitful life. Full story...
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Judge: NC teacher's pregnancy lawsuit can proceed

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A judge has ruled that a lawsuit filed by a teacher who said she was demoted because she was pregnant and unmarried can proceed. Full story...
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Local horse farmer finds solution to growing hay costs

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The drought continues to worsen here in North Carolina. Because rain isn't falling the price of crops, like hay, are rising. Full story...
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Local support heading out west

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After a prayer and a hug, a group of 13 dedicated volunteers begin their trip to Oklahoma to provide disaster relief to their fellow man. Full story...
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Whiteville considering historic district

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videoHistoric downtown districts can bring people, business, and even tax breaks to an area. That's why Whiteville city leaders are in the process of applying to get the downtown district on the national historic register, which is the boost they think Whiteville needs. Full story...
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