Urban Promotions is holding TEEN SUMMIT III, Saturday, April 5th from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. at New Hanover High’s Brogden Hall. The theme is “Good Is Not Enough” and the special guest speaker is Keedar Whittle of BET.
It was a proud day for the players, the players’ families and their coaches and teammates.
A New Hanover County woman says she has no doubt someone slipped a drug in her drink while recently out in downtown Wilmington.
The repairs to the northeast interceptor are a step in the right direction, but the area’s infrastructure is still stressing and straining and in some cases, breaking down.
In honor of Black History Month the senior editor of Ebony Magazine paid a visit to UNCW Wednesday.
The military says a paratrooper has died in Iraq from injuries sustained in a non-combat incident.
There’s no doubt the Cape Fear region is growing. Over the next 12 years to 2020 the entire area will see more people, highways, construction — all of the things that make for the fastest growing region in the state.
The Senate is expected to vote later today on the Democrats’ heftier economic stimulus plan. The legislation would tack more than 40 billion dollars onto the House-passed bill.
Two Chinese businesses and a U.S. company have been indicted over the tainted pet food incidents that killed dozens of animals last year and first raised worries about products made in China.
The White House is defending the use of waterboarding, saying it’s legal and has saved American lives.
More Republican primaries are on the way this week and next, but John McCain has already staked his claim as the party’s clear favorite.
With no clear winner yet in yesterday’s Super Tuesday contests, the Democratic presidential candidates are setting their sights on the next round of primaries.
A downbeat report about the service sector of the economy spooked investors on Super Tuesday.
A storm system that left at least 47 people dead across the South is coming to North Carolina. But forecasters say the storm will weaken before arriving.
On 23 February @ 7:00 pm there will be a benefit concert at Northside Baptist church in Wilmington featuring Layton Howerton.
This multi-talented, national and international traveler, published author, and writer, will share many of his interests during a presentation at the Northeast Branch Library.
Authorities are investigating a possible link between two powder-filled envelopes mailed to Rocky Mount schools in the past week.
Division of Motor Vehicles officials say lines are about to get longer. They say changes will take up to three weeks to get a permanent driver’s license.
A growing region can also mean increased crime. A little over a decade ago, gang activity in our area was unheard of. But gangs in our area are not becoming a problem, they are a problem.
Wilmington Police continue their offensive against the heroin trade. They are trying to stem the tide of overdose deaths — four in two months.
One man — though not exactly a part of black history — makes it his work to honor those who are.
Tuesday one local landscaper will ask the Wilmington City Council to ease the mandatory water restrictions.
Rivals Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama are in agreement — neither thinks a clear Democratic winner will come out of Super Tuesday.
Voting is in progress across the country, but that doesn’t mean the Republican presidential contenders are laying off each other.