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iCan Swim Camp for children with Down syndrome receives grant to expand into Brunswick County
Coastal Bringing Up Down Syndrome (BUDS) has received a grant from the Global Down Syndrome Foundation to expand iCan Swim Camp for children with Down syndrome and other disabilities into Brunswick County in 2023.
Spain's famous Bull Run festival back after 2-year hiatus
Thousands of revelers have erupted in celebration as a firework blast started Pamplona's San Fermín Running of the Bulls festival.
Group of volunteers picks up 35 pounds of trash along Carolina Beach Boardwalk, looking for more help
A group of volunteers spends an hour each Wednesday morning in Carolina Beach helping to keep the area clean, and they're looking for more volunteers.
2-year-old orphaned after parents killed in Highland Park shooting
The parents of a young child were two of the victims in the mass shooting at a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois.
Carolina Beach public works staff rakes the beaches following 4th of July celebrations
Public Works staff were up bright and early this morning operating the beach rake along the strand in the boardwalk area of Carolina Beach.
Artist registration now open for 27th annual Art in the Arboretum
Artist registration for the 27th annual Art in the Arboretum fundraising event is now open.
Bojangles marks 45th anniversary of first restaurant opening in Charlotte
Today makes 45 years since Bojangles was first introduced to the southeast, with the first location opening its doors on July 6, 1977.
Carlos Santana collapses on stage during show near Detroit
Guitar legend Carlos Santana is recovering after he collapsed on stage during a concert near Detroit on Tuesday night.
Annual Sit-A-Thon taking place this Friday to raise money for Sunset Beach Turtle Watch
The annual Sit-A-Thon to raise money for the Sunset Beach Turtle Watch is taking place this Friday, July 8th.
Child found with loaded handgun at NC summer camp, police say
An adult has been cited after a child brought a loaded gun to a summer camp for children ages 6 and 7, according to the Concord Police Department.
NC court: Restaurants can't get insurance payouts for virus
A North Carolina appeals court says some restaurants that closed during the coronavirus pandemic when government orders restricted them can’t be recompensed for losses through their insurance policies.
Man arrested for multiple Nakina break ins
NAKINA, NC (WWAY) – On June 27, 2022, Columbus County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division arrested and charged William Isaiah Mcamis for three break-ins in the Nakina community of Columbus County. On May 21, 2022, Betina L. Causey reported that…
Whiteville man flees from traffic stop, gets caught, then dies in hospital from narcotic abuse
WHITEVILLE, NC (WWAY) – On June 27, 2022, Columbus County Sheriff’s Office Vice-Narcotics Investigators were on patrol in the area of Baldwin Circle and Virgil Street in Whiteville. Investigators completed a traffic stop on a vehicle occupied by two males.…
A survivor of the migrant trailer: 'They couldn't breathe'
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Simple advice from a friend to stay near the door may have saved Yenifer Yulisa Cardona Tomás from the deadly fate that befell 53 other migrants when they were abandoned trapped in a sweltering semi-trailer last…
Ukrainian governor urges evacuation of 350,000 residents
KRAMATORSK, Ukraine (AP) — The governor of the last remaining eastern province partly under Ukraine's control urged his more than 350,000 residents to flee as Russian troops escalated their offensive. The governor of Donetsk made the plea Tuesday, after Russia…
Biden awards Medal of Honor to 4 soldiers for heroism in Vietnam
WASHINGTON (CBS News) -- President Biden awarded the Medal of Honor to four U.S. Army soldiers who withstood tenacious fighting in the Vietnam War, recognizing them for their valor during a ceremony at the White House on Tuesday. The recipients…
Duke Energy Foundation donates $30K to Masonboro.org
The organization that cleans up Masonboro Island after the Fourth of July holiday received a large donation on Tuesday evening.
Wilmington Fire Department: 2 hospitalized after Rankin Street apartment fire
The Wilmington Fire Department says multiple rescues have been conducted.
Man struck by lightning near Masonboro Island on Sunday is Nation's 3rd lightning fatality this year
Officials have identified the man killed after being struck by lightning Sunday afternoon near Masonboro Island.
Wilmington Sharks hosting Christmas in July, offering free ticket with toy donation
There's still 172 days until Christmas, but that isn't stopping the Wilmington Sharks from celebrating the holiday Thursday night.
Recently-caught Graysby Grouper certified as North Carolina record, possible world record
The N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries recently certified a new state record Graysby Grouper that may also be a world record.
iCan Swim Camp for children with Down syndrome receives grant to expand into Brunswick County
Coastal Bringing Up Down Syndrome (BUDS) has received a grant from the Global Down Syndrome Foundation to expand iCan Swim Camp for children with Down syndrome and other disabilities into Brunswick County in 2023.
Group of volunteers picks up 35 pounds of trash along Carolina Beach Boardwalk, looking for more help
A group of volunteers spends an hour each Wednesday morning in Carolina Beach helping to keep the area clean, and they're looking for more volunteers.
Carolina Beach public works staff rakes the beaches following 4th of July celebrations
Public Works staff were up bright and early this morning operating the beach rake along the strand in the boardwalk area of Carolina Beach.
Artist registration now open for 27th annual Art in the Arboretum
Artist registration for the 27th annual Art in the Arboretum fundraising event is now open.
Bojangles marks 45th anniversary of first restaurant opening in Charlotte
Today makes 45 years since Bojangles was first introduced to the southeast, with the first location opening its doors on July 6, 1977.
Annual Sit-A-Thon taking place this Friday to raise money for Sunset Beach Turtle Watch
The annual Sit-A-Thon to raise money for the Sunset Beach Turtle Watch is taking place this Friday, July 8th.
Man arrested for multiple Nakina break ins
NAKINA, NC (WWAY) – On June 27, 2022, Columbus County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division arrested and charged William Isaiah Mcamis for three break-ins in the Nakina community of Columbus County. On May 21, 2022, Betina L. Causey reported that…
Whiteville man flees from traffic stop, gets caught, then dies in hospital from narcotic abuse
WHITEVILLE, NC (WWAY) – On June 27, 2022, Columbus County Sheriff’s Office Vice-Narcotics Investigators were on patrol in the area of Baldwin Circle and Virgil Street in Whiteville. Investigators completed a traffic stop on a vehicle occupied by two males.…
Duke Energy Foundation donates $30K to Masonboro.org
The organization that cleans up Masonboro Island after the Fourth of July holiday received a large donation on Tuesday evening.
Wilmington Fire Department: 2 hospitalized after Rankin Street apartment fire
The Wilmington Fire Department says multiple rescues have been conducted.
SUV controversy nearly keeps Make-A-Wish child from his wish
The Make-A-Wish Foundation fulfills wishes of children in critical illness, often bringing a bit of joy to a family facing medical challenges. But one local child nearly missed out on his wish after an SUV the family purchased left them between a rock and a hard place, according to his mother.
Cape Fear River Watch offers tips on reducing plastic waste during Plastic Free July
Cape Fear River Watch is recognizing "Plastic Free July". The organization is offering residents tips on how to minimize their use of plastics, and has implemented new ways to reduce plastic and other litter from entering our waterways.
Woman suffers injuries after falling from a deck in Bald Head Island
In Brunswick County, a woman is expected to be okay after falling off a deck in Bald Head Island over the weekend.
Sea Turtle Protection Program advises people to be cautious as beaches prepare for the first turtle hatchlings
Dozens of sea turtle nests currently line the beaches of the Cape Fear, with some of the earliest nests a short time from hatching.
Multiple organizations partnering to host a blood drive on Thursday
The Masonic Lodge # 319, Wilmington Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs of Wilmington are co-sponsoring a blood drive this Thursday at the lodge on 2910 S. College Road in Wilmington.
'Encancto' being shown in Ocean Isle Beach Town Center Park Wednesday night as part of Movies in the Park
The town of Ocean Isle Beach is showing Disney's 'Encanto' on Wednesday night.
Brunswick County Sheriff's Office warns of T-shirt texting scam
The Brunswick County Sheriff's Office is warning the public of a scam spreading through text messages around the Cape Fear.
North Carolina man pleads guilty in police officer's death
MOUNT HOLLY, N.C. (AP) — Authorities in North Carolina say a man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to charges stemming from the fatal shooting of a police officer in 2020. News outlets reported that during his hearing, Joshua Tyler Funk of…
Florida woman charged in Sharpie marker stabbing, pushing man out of moving car on I-95 in central NC
Just before 4:00 pm on June 26th, police say a woman stabbed a man several times with a Sharpie marker before pushing him out of the car while traveling at 60 miles per hour.
Two cars hit 500-pound bear on River Road in Brunswick County
A crash in Brunswick County Sunday involved a 500 pound black bear.
Warning issued after man drowns in Oak Island, multiple water rescues
The Town of Oak Island says a person has died in a drowning Sunday afternoon.
Police: 2 kids among 6 wounded in NC drive-by shooting
Two children were among six people wounded in an apparent drive-by shooting in eastern North Carolina.
Elevator improvements in NC vacation rentals go to governor
A bill heading to North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper's desk would require elevator safety improvements inside North Carolina vacation cottages and short-term rentals.
NC hemp industry gets reprieve, as legislation gets final OK
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — It appears North Carolina’s hemp industry will avoid a shutdown. The General Assembly gave its final approval Wednesday to legislation that would make its products permanently exempt from the state’s controlled substances law. The Senate voted…
MCAS New River to conduct emergency response exercise
JACKSONVILLE, NC (WWAY) – Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) New River will partner with local emergency services to conduct Exercise Vigilant Response, June 29 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on MCAS New River. The local community can expect the…
Sheriff's office offers water safety tips ahead of 4th of July holiday
The Brunswick County Sheriff's Office is stressing the importance of safety for boaters this weekend as many take to the water in the coming weeks.
USGS reports early morning earthquake near Weaverville
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reports a 1.8 magnitude earthquake struck near Weaverville around 1:16 a.m. on June 25 at a depth of 1.3 km.
NC legislators want 20-week abortion ban to be restored
RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) — Today following the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization Senate Leader Phil Berger and House Speaker Tim Moore sent a letter to Attorney General Josh Stein calling on him to take the necessary…
Robeson County violent drug dealer convicted in federal court
NEW BERN, NC (WWAY) – A federal jury convicted a Red Springs man yesterday on multiple charges of cocaine and crack distribution, possession of firearms in furtherance of drug trafficking crimes, and being a felon in possession of firearms. According…
Weekend Mega Millions, Powerball jackpots add up to $647 million
RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) – Both national jackpots, Mega Millions and Powerball, offer big prizes in weekend drawings that now total $647 million. North Carolinians can play Friday night for a Mega Millions jackpot worth an estimated $312 million annuity, or $173.6 million…
NCDOT: Interstate signs unveiled, training track officially opens
RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) -- A highway that stretches through eastern North Carolina is now an interstate, so drivers will start to see more "Interstate 587" signs.Commuters will travel more efficiently through Wilson, Greene and Pitt counties thanks to the newly improved I-587. …
Grand Carnivale returns to Carowinds June 24th
CHARLOTTE, NC (WWAY)—Celebrate the world on a grand scale at Carowinds’ Grand Carnivale, a larger-than-life international festival with extravagant sights, pulsing rhythms, delicious international food, a spectacular parade, block parties, and fun traditions from around the globe. The limited-time event…
Woman arrested after attempted robbery in Holden Beach
HOLDEN BEACH, NC (WWAY) -- A woman has been arrested in Brunswick County after trying to grab a customer's bag while she was leaving the bank. She assaulted and attempted to steal, take and carry away another person's personal property…
Damaging methane gas pipeline leaks happen every 40 hours in the US
RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) -- Methane gas – commonly referred to as “natural” gas – has been piped through our communities for heating and cooking for a century, and for just as long, has been subject to dangerous leaks. On Thursday,…
Join the Bellamy Mansion for a talk and new exhibit on Black excellence in North Carolina building
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) -- The Bellamy Mansion Museum of History and Design Arts invites the public to explore a new exhibit on Black excellence in North Carolina building and a talk on the impact Black women's organizations have had on…
NC to issue accurate birth certificates for transgender people without requiring surgery
GREENSBORO, NC (WWAY) -- Transgender people born in North Carolina will now be able to correct the gender marker on their birth certificates without the need for surgery under a consent judgment issued today by a federal court as a…
Speedway Motorsports founder Bruton Smith dies at 95
CHARLOTTE, NC (AP) — NASCAR Hall of Fame promoter and track Bruton Smith has died at the age of 95. His company, Speedway Motorsports, said he died of natural causes. Smith started promoting races in the 1940s and built one…
Governor Cooper signs executive order to help protect women’s access to Reproductive Health Care in NC
Governor Roy Cooper signed an Executive Order this afternoon that takes several steps to defend access to reproductive health services in North Carolina.
2-year-old orphaned after parents killed in Highland Park shooting
The parents of a young child were two of the victims in the mass shooting at a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois.
Carlos Santana collapses on stage during show near Detroit
Guitar legend Carlos Santana is recovering after he collapsed on stage during a concert near Detroit on Tuesday night.
Child found with loaded handgun at NC summer camp, police say
An adult has been cited after a child brought a loaded gun to a summer camp for children ages 6 and 7, according to the Concord Police Department.
A survivor of the migrant trailer: 'They couldn't breathe'
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Simple advice from a friend to stay near the door may have saved Yenifer Yulisa Cardona Tomás from the deadly fate that befell 53 other migrants when they were abandoned trapped in a sweltering semi-trailer last…
Biden awards Medal of Honor to 4 soldiers for heroism in Vietnam
WASHINGTON (CBS News) -- President Biden awarded the Medal of Honor to four U.S. Army soldiers who withstood tenacious fighting in the Vietnam War, recognizing them for their valor during a ceremony at the White House on Tuesday. The recipients…
After Supreme Court setbacks, Dems wonder whether Biden White House is capable of urgency moment demands
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Debra Messing was fed up. The former "Will & Grace" star was among dozens of celebrity Democratic supporters and activists who joined a call with White House aides last Monday to discuss the Supreme Court overturning Roe…
Oil drops below $100 a barrel for first time since early May
For the first time in nearly two months, crude oil prices have fallen below $100 a barrel, reflecting investors' growing concerns about a US recession that could crimp demand for oil.
76 million-year-old dinosaur skeleton to be auctioned in NYC
The specimen being sold was discovered in 2018 in the Judith River Formation near Havre, Montana.
As flight cancellations and delays pile up, airlines may not be back on track until Labor Day
It was a tough holiday weekend, as airlines canceled 1,200 flights Friday, another 1,200 Saturday and about 300 and 225 on Sunday and Monday, July 4, respectively.
FBI searches scene of shooting that targeted July 4 parade
FBI agents are peeking into trash cans and under picnic blankets as they search for more evidence after a gunman fired on an Independence Day parade from a suburban Chicago rooftop.
Police: 6 dead, 24 wounded in shooting at Chicago-area July 4 parade
Police say at least six people are dead and 24 were wounded in a shooting at a July Fourth parade in a Chicago suburb, and officers are searching for a suspect who likely fired on the festivities from a rooftop.
3 dead, 3 critically wounded in shooting at Denmark mall
Danish police say three people were killed and three others are in critical condition after a shooting at a shopping mall in Copenhagen.
Making history, Ketanji Brown Jackson sworn in as Supreme Court justice
Ketanji Brown Jackson marked a milestone in American representation on Thursday when she was sworn in as the first Black woman in history to sit on the nation's highest court -- officially taking on the title of justice.
North Carolina man accused of stealing $1.8 million in checks from mailboxes using stolen master key
Hundreds of checks worth about $1.8 million and a stolen gun were found inside Corbett’s apartment, according to prosecutors.
Why unemployment will likely rise whether or not there's a recession
Signs are mounting that the hottest job market in a generation is starting to cool off.
Supreme Court limits EPA's authority to regulate power plants' greenhouse gas emissions
The Supreme Court on Thursday limited the power of the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, delivering a significant blow to the Biden administration's efforts to fight climate change.
USDA announces $1 billion in additional funding to strengthen child nutrition programs
The Biden Administration announced today that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will provide nearly $1 billion in additional funding to schools to support the purchase of American-grown foods for their meal programs.
Taco Bell testing new food that uses an oversized Cheez-It
Taco Bell is testing a new menu item with a beloved snack food.
1955 warrant in Emmett Till case found, family seeks arrest
A team searching a Mississippi courthouse for evidence about the lynching of Black teenager Emmett Till has found the unserved warrant charging a white woman in his 1955 kidnapping.
A survivor of the migrant trailer: 'They couldn't breathe'
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Simple advice from a friend to stay near the door may have saved Yenifer Yulisa Cardona Tomás from the deadly fate that befell 53 other migrants when they were abandoned trapped in a sweltering semi-trailer last…
Ukrainian governor urges evacuation of 350,000 residents
KRAMATORSK, Ukraine (AP) — The governor of the last remaining eastern province partly under Ukraine's control urged his more than 350,000 residents to flee as Russian troops escalated their offensive. The governor of Donetsk made the plea Tuesday, after Russia…
Oil drops below $100 a barrel for first time since early May
For the first time in nearly two months, crude oil prices have fallen below $100 a barrel, reflecting investors' growing concerns about a US recession that could crimp demand for oil.
As flight cancellations and delays pile up, airlines may not be back on track until Labor Day
It was a tough holiday weekend, as airlines canceled 1,200 flights Friday, another 1,200 Saturday and about 300 and 225 on Sunday and Monday, July 4, respectively.
Police: 6 dead, 24 wounded in shooting at Chicago-area July 4 parade
Police say at least six people are dead and 24 were wounded in a shooting at a July Fourth parade in a Chicago suburb, and officers are searching for a suspect who likely fired on the festivities from a rooftop.
3 dead, 3 critically wounded in shooting at Denmark mall
Danish police say three people were killed and three others are in critical condition after a shooting at a shopping mall in Copenhagen.
US official: Migrants who died cleared inland checkpoint
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A U.S. official says the tractor-trailer at the center of a disastrous human-smuggling attempt that left 53 people dead had passed through an inland U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint with migrants inside earlier in its journey. The…
'We cannot pause our lives': Ukrainians begin rebuilding
As the war grinds on in Ukraine, communities that were badly damaged early in the invasion are starting to rebuild.
A look back at some of the deadliest incidents involving trafficked migrants in trucks or shipping containers
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A Mexican immigration official says that in the chaotic minutes after dozens of migrants were found dead inside a tractor-trailer sweltering in the Texas heat, the driver tried to slip away by pretending to be one…
CVS removes purchase limits on emergency contraception
CVS announced Tuesday is it removing purchase limits on emergency contraception.
High school ring lost during WWII battle in France reunited with US soldier's family
The high school ring on a man who was killed in combat during WWII is being returned to his family nearly 80 years later on the other side of the world.
HHS to send out nearly 300,000 monkeypox vaccine doses across US in coming weeks
The Biden administration is planning to send out hundreds of thousands of monkeypox vaccines in response to the outbreak of the rare disease that has been identified in multiple non-endemic countries.
WATCH: 14 foot long crocodile caught in Indonesia
INDONESIA (CBS News) -- Villagers are praising a man in Indonesia who used rope to catch a 14-foot crocodile. Local officials said the crocodile was moved to a…
FDA advisers recommend updating COVID booster shots for fall
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Advisers to the U.S. government are recommending that COVID-19 booster shots used this fall be modified to better match more recent variants of the coronavirus. A final decision from the Food and Drug Administration is expected within…
109 live animals found in women's luggage at airport in Thailand
The airport's X-ray machines found two suspicious objects in their bags and authorities found two white porcupines, two armadillos, 35 turtles, 50 chameleons and 20 snakes, according to the news release. The women, who were traveling to Chennai Airport in India, were arrested.
101-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard sentenced to five years for Holocaust atrocities
A 101-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard has been sentenced to five years in prison by a German court for aiding and abetting the murder of 3,518 people during the Holocaust.
Instagram is testing artificial intelligence that verifies your age with a selfie scan
Instagram is testing new ways to verify its youngest users' ages, including by using artificial intelligence that analyzes a photo and estimates how old the user is.
Mykolaiv mayor urges "everyone who wants to stay alive to leave the city"
UKRAINE (CNN) -- The mayor of the southern Ukraine city of Mykolaiv, Oleksandr Sienkevych, has urged residents of the city to leave. "I suggest everyone who wants to stay alive to leave the city. About 230,000 people remain in Mykolayiv…
Cement carbon dioxide emissions quietly double in 20 years
WASHINGTON (AP) -- New global data shows that emissions of heat-trapping gases coming from making cement have doubled in the last 20 years. That's much faster than carbon pollution from burning coal, oil and gas. In fact, even during the…
US importing baby formula from Mexico to ease shortage
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration announced Wednesday that it is providing logistical support to import the equivalent of about 16 million 8-ounce baby formula bottles from Mexico. That starts this weekend as part of efforts to ease nationwide supply…
Do Coastal Homes Actually Need Additional Insurance Coverage?
Do Coastal Homes Actually Need Additional Insurance Coverage? Over the course of a lifetime, property ownership, assets and your geographic location are variables that can very likely change. Southeastern North Carolina has become one of the most attractive relocation destinations,…
Pregnant women at risk of varicose veins
If you are currently pregnant or are thinking about having a baby, vein health should be on your mind. This is especially the case if there is a family history of varicose veins. Dr. Kamran of Scarless Vein Care weighs in.
'Teacher of the Week' retiring after 24 years of teaching science
Our last 'Teacher of the Week' for the 2020-2021 school year features one of the zaniest and most positive educators you'll likely ever meet.
'Teacher of the Week' introducing students to high-paying, in-demand food industry service careers
Students at Heide Trask High School are now home for summer vacation but recently we visited the campus to surprise one of the teachers as our 'Teacher of the Week.'
'Teacher of the Week' left private-sector job to pursue career teaching second graders
For many children across the Cape Fear, the school year comes to an end in just a few days and summer vacation is about to begin.
'Teacher of the Week' helping exceptional children learn at their own pace
Students tend to learn at their own pace but one veteran Pender County teacher has a unique way of reaching students at her school.
'Teacher of the Week' shares her love of math with middle schoolers
Few things in life are more satisfying than discovering one's true purpose. Sometimes, life takes us down one path until we realize its time to head another direction.
'Teacher of the Week' recognized for going above to meet students' needs
During the pandemic, teachers have provided a sense a stability and connectedness for many students, and we found one that really stands out.
'Teacher of the Week' helps blind and visually-impaired students in New Hanover County
Teachers have a unique way of helping students experience the world around them in a whole new way.
'Teacher of the Week' inspires first graders to learn Spanish and appreciate other cultures
Research shows exposure to a foreign language at an early age can boost a child's analytical abilities because their brains are like sponges wired to absorb and learn new things.
'Teacher of the Week' recognized for her kindness and positivity with first graders
With the end of the school year quickly approaching, teachers at Holly Tree Elementary School are covering as much ground as possible to make up for face-to-face instructional time missed earlier in the year due to COVID-19.
'Teacher of the Week' brings poetry and other lessons to life for third graders
Third graders in Madeira Billingsley's class at Mary C. Williams Elementary School are learning about poems.
'Teacher of the Week' hitting a high wave by engaging students in math
When Brandon Puhalski is not surfing or fishing outside, he stays busy with his other passion -- teaching elementary students about math.
'Teacher of the Week' keeping students singing together safely during pandemic
From Broadway to the Cape Fear, the pandemic dimmed the lights of performing arts venues during the last year including local school productions.
'Teacher of the Week' showers students and staff with random acts of kindness
Many students and teachers are feeling the weight of the pandemic as it stretches into a second school year.
'Teacher of the Week' infuses punk rock flair to engage third-graders
When third-grader students at Bolivia Elementary School arrived in class recently they got quite a surprise.
'Teacher of the Week' helping English language learners succeed
Elementary students enrolled in New Hanover County Schools return to full-time, in-person learning on Monday.
'Teacher of the Week' makes kindergarten fun despite new COVID-19 rules
The pandemic disrupted schools nearly a year ago and its been a challenging time for students especially younger kids who have had to do remote learning or socially distance themselves while at school with classmates.
Waccamaw School teacher wins 'Teacher of the Week'
Some of morals and basic life lessons we remember as adults were instilled by our our elementary school teachers.
Skateboarding science teacher recognized as 'Teacher of the Week'
The ability to flow confidently on a skateboard is no easy task. Like any other skill, it requires lots of patience and dedication.
