Developer looking at revitalizing Nesbit Courts
The Wilmington Housing Authority had planned to knock down the abandoned Nesbit Courts housing complex on the city’s south side, but one developer is proposing a different idea.
Archives: 2008
Are your travel plans affected by the economy or lower gas prices?
Gas prices are way down compared to just a few months ago, but analysts say that’s not motivating some people to travel for the holidays. AAA said our weak economy will keep people closer to home and off the road.
Bringing presents on flights can be a costly expense
With many airlines charging fees for each checked bag, people are thinking twice about how they will transport Christmas presents this year.
Pender narrows search for tourism director to five
Pender County leaders say there is more to southeastern North Carolina than the beach, which is why they’re looking for a new county tourism director.
Troubleshooters: Family has trouble with faulty HVAC system
In this week’s Troubleshooters Report, a Brunswick County couple spent more than $6,000 for a home heating unit that is not working correctly.
Students spread holiday cheer at Good Shepherd Shelter
Some area students brightened the holiday for the less fortunate today, and in the process they also learned a real-life lesson… it’s better to give than to receive.
A Dr. Suess party held for Sunset Park students
Over the school year, the students were given tokens for good behavior. If they had enough tokens, they could attend the Seuss Party.
Feds in NC euthanized stranded newborn right whale
Officials on the North Carolina coast say they’ve euthanized a newborn right whale after it was stranded on an Outer Banks beach.
Police: NC teacher took nude photos of students
Authorities say a high school teacher and swim coach has been arrested and suspended after he paid two students to pose for nude pictures.
12-year-old boy facing charges after traffic stop
A 12-year-old North Carolina boy is facing extradition following charges that he was caught speeding in a stolen vehicle in Virginia.
Park service marks 105th anniversary of NC flight
The National Park Service is hosting a celebration of the 105th anniversary of the Wright brothers’ historic flight on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
NC government has plan to keep jobless payments
The state of North Carolina could run out of money to pay unemployment benefits next year as layoffs increase. But officials say they have a plan to keep the money
flowing.
One Day Salvation Army Blitz a huge success
Tuesday was a big day for the Salvation Army. Thanks to many of you, the One Day Salvation Army Blitz at the Wilmington Krispy Kreme was a big success.
Family Reading Night at Freeman Elementary
Freeman Elementary students had the chance to spend time with their family at school Tuesday night. It was Family Reading Night at the Wilmington magnet school.
Governor Easley is pushing for an economic stimulus package
Governor Easley is asking North Carolina’s Congressional delegation to push for an economic stimulus package in Washington.
New sewer system has Oak Island residents worried
A new sewer system is triggering health concerns in Oak Island.
Residents are concerned that the way the system has been installed, could compromise their drinking water.
Finding jobs on-line tough enough without having to watch out for scams
Craigslist and classifieds are obvious resources job seekers are using to find work, but scammers are seeing this as an easy way to collect personal information.