Cape Fear Pride Wrightsville Beach

Minnie Evans used wax crayons, vibrant colors, and mystical creatures in her art, and what better way to remember her at Airlie Gardens than with a chapel made from glass bottles? Full story...

This month's Cape Fear Pride series takes us to Wrightsville Beach where the surf is up, and the beach is pristine. Johnnie Mercer’s pier is a point of reference for most beach goers, but fishermen come from all over the country to fish off the pier. Full story...

This month's Cape Fear Pride brings us to the coastal community of Wrightsville Beach. In 1934, a fire ravaged the town. Today, we hear about the great fire of Wrightsville Beach from 5th grader Kristian Laufer. Full story...

From his water-front porch, long-time resident Bill Creasy watches what has become of Wrightsville Beach. Full story...

The children from the Community Boys and Girls Club of Wilmington are getting plenty of good tips from the instructors at Indo Jax Surf School. Full story...

This month we are exploring the oceanside town of Wrightsville Beach. Anna Jarnagin, a fourth grade student at Wrightsville Beach Elementary School, tells us about the history of the Lumina Pavilion. Full story...

Through hurricanes and a big fire, King Neptune Restaurant has remained a staple of Wrightsville Beach. Full story...

This month for our Cape Fear Pride series we're exploring the town of Wrightsville Beach. We caught up with some students at Wrightsville Beach Elementary, to learn about this beach destination. Today, a history lesson about transportation from Kristian Laufer, a fifth grade student. Full story...