For the past couple of weeks students at Gregory Elementary School have been learning about American history and how the country came to be what it is today. And now the day before Veterans Day, the students had a chance to learn more about that history first hand.
Any good holiday shopper knows it is never too soon to get started. And with the struggling economy, many of those early shoppers are also looking to make smarter and cheaper shopping decisions.
The Wilmington chapter of the Red Cross will celebrate its 100th anniversary Monday.
The American Legion Post 10 will hold a proper disposal ceremony for old American flags Tuesday.
McCrory spoke with reporters for the first time since his loss to Lt. Gov. Bev Perdue. He said he hasn’t been avoiding the media since his concession speech Tuesday night.
The nation’s second largest electronics retailer has filed for bankruptcy.
59 North Carolina counties, including New Hanover, Bladen, Brunswick, Pender and Columbus counties are now designated disaster areas.
A teenager who studied Johnston County’s teen highway deaths as her senior high school project has died in a wreck near her home.
Officials in Holden Beach are hoping the oceanfront that hosts tourists in 2009 will be the same as it was last summer before Tropical Storm Hanna hit in early September.
A 70-year-old man is in critical condition Monday morning after a garbage truck struck his vehicle Sunday afternoon.
Only 26 percent of New Hanover County schools met Adequate Yearly Progress in the reading category this year. Both parents and a new member of the school board are concerned about the results.
With it feeling more like spring recently, people have been spending their days at the beach and their wallets are getting a bit of a break.
Exactly seventy years ago Sunday, Nazis rioted in the streets of Germany and destroyed Jewish synagogues and businesses. Some say the riots were the precursor to what we know today as the Holocaust.
Veteran’s Day is not until Tuesday, but Southeastern Community College in Whiteville is getting a jump start on the celebration today.
Runners took to the streets of the Port City Sunday morning. They ran the Tenth Annual Battleship Road Race.
Saturday was a beautiful day to be out on the water. For local kayakers, the conditions were nearly perfect. They took part in the Fifth Annual Wrightsville Beach Sea Kayak Race.
Wave riders can now use cell phone text messaging to keep track of the bus schedule in real time.
Some history buffs dusted off their treasures Sunday. In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, Cape Fear Community College hosted an artifact workshop.
A local school community is shocked after a West Columbus high football player was shot over the weekend. His condition has been updated and it looks like Bethea is going to survive, but with the possibility of life-long injuries.
The pairings have been announced for the high school football playoffs. The first round starts Nov. 14.