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Nearly 300 local farmers and buyers planted new relationships and grew new ideas at the 2nd Annual Feast Down East today. It's a program all about growing local food and growing our local economy.

For months drivers and pedestrians alike have had to deal with the shifts and delays caused by roadwork in downtown Wilmington. The North 3rd Street Improvement Project will continue until later this year, which means it could impact one of the biggest events of the year.

WWAY News Director Scott Pickey RANT's about what happened in Leland this week.

Weight Watchers stopped by Good Morning Carolina Friday morning to share some healthy ways to stay trim all the way through your Super Bowl party.

On Thursday's sports on WWAY we featured the UNC Wilmington women's basketball team hosting nationally ranked Delaware. The 12th ranked Blue Hens beat UNCW 62-53. We also featured the West Bladen boys basketball team as this week's high school basketball team of the week. The Knights are currently 16-5 this season under head coach Travis Pait.

We told you this week that investigations into three Wrightsville Beach Police officers have led to them being placed on administrative leave. Thursday the Board of Aldermen held a special meeting and went into closed session to discuss the personnel matter. We spoke with Police Chief Daniel House afterwards about the progression of the investigations and the next step in dealing with the officers.

We are so proud to say you're hearing the voice of WWAY intern Jill Capadanno. She sang the National Anthem at Trask Coliseum to kick off last night's game featuring the UNCW Men Seahawks and Georgia State.

The Burgaw Incubator Kitchen has helped one business get off the ground and even expand. It's a success story for both the kitchen and the small business. The problem is, the business has been using the kitchen for nearly two years.. It's leaving some entrepreneurs wondering when it's their turn.

More New Hanover County students are staying in school instead of dropping out. The school district says the 23.4 percent decrease in the overall dropout rate is a big step in the right direction.