Archives: 2008
The American Evolution: the American Woman
At no time in our country’s history have women been so well represented on the ballot.
Early risers to the radio station
When you drive into work, chances are you turn on the radio. Several local radio stations have early morning DJ’s who keep you entertained while you fight traffic.
NC warns radioactive material stolen in Buxton
North Carolina officials said a device that contains a radioactive material was stolen last week and could pose a health risk to residents of the Outer Banks.
Two men convicted in NC girl’s shooting death
A Wake County jury has convicted two men in the shooting death of a 13-year-old girl last year.
Feds nix NC forest experiments; scientists upset
For more than a decade, the federal government has spent millions of dollars pumping elevated levels of carbon dioxide into small groups of trees.
Hagan visits NC vets as she readies for US Senate
Democrat Kay Hagan is focusing on veterans as she prepares to make her transition to the U.S. Senate.
John Edwards returns to public stage in Indiana
Two-time presidential candidate John Edwards is returning to the public stage for a speech, three months after he acknowledged an affair with a woman hired to produce
videos of him in 2006.
Wilmington receiving applications for city council seat
The city of Wilmington has started to receive some applications for its soon-to-be vacant city council seat. So far, three men have applied for Jason Thompson’s spot.
SABLE helicopter catches a group of robbery suspects
Police say the SABLE helicopter’s new infrared camera system was instrumental in catching a group of robbery suspects Saturday night.
Vietnam vet reflects on the war and historic presidential election
Tuesday we honor veterans who have served our country, including the more than 8 million who served during the Vietnam War. Thurman Everett said his memories of the war are very vivid, and sometimes painful.
Traffic advisory for downtown Wilmington Tuesday night
The intersection of Second and Market streets will be closed Tuesday night because of construction.
Free admission to all three state aquariums
Something else you can enjoy Tuesday is the state aquarium at Fort Fisher. Admission is free to all guests.
Former Leland Mayor in trouble
Former Leland Mayor Franky Thomas, has been charged with possessing and attempting to sell video poker machines.
Holiday travel filling up quickly
If you haven’t made your holiday travel plans, you’re not out of luck, yet. Most people say the economy won’t stop them from traveling this holiday season, but airport officials say some folks are waiting to book their flights.
Veterans Day ceremonies and services
Whether you know it as Armistice Day or Veterans Day, Tuesday is a day devoted to honoring those who have served our country.