James Taylor concert enjoyed by all
A gorgeous night, an intimate setting and James Taylor; not a bad way to go if you were one of the 900 ticket holders at Greenfield Park Amphitheater Tuesday night for a concert with a mission.
Archives: 2008
Four local high school bands showcased their talents Tuesday night
The Ashley High School band, the Laney band, the New Hanover band and Hoggard all performed Tuesday evening at Hoggard High School. It was the 12th Annual Marching Band Showcase.
Two workers charged with stealing from NC Fair
Two employees taking tickets at the North Carolina State Fair have been charged with embezzlement.
White House Christmas tree again comes from NC
A tree farm in the northwestern corner of North Carolina now knows which tree the White House wants for President Bush’s final Christmas in office.
McCrory highlights Democratic support
Republican Pat McCrory says he’s been elected mayor seven times in Charlotte with help from Democratic voters.
Libertarian presidential candidate to visit NC
Libertarian Party candidate for president Bob Barr will visit North Carolina next week. The former Georgia congressman will visit two Triangle universities Tuesday.
Gateway Project rezoning approved
Wilmington’s city council voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve rezoning land to move forward with the Gateway Project.
Lumber truck accident causes huge delays
A major headache on our local bridges Tuesday afternoon lingered well into the evening. A tractor trailer loaded with lumber overturned on the 421 exit ramp near the battleship, spilling its load all over the road.
Pender County Teacher of the Year
Education can be a challenging career field, but there comes a time when a teacher’s time and efforts in the classroom are recognized by others from the outside.
Gateway project meeting Tuesday night
Wilmington City Council will vote on rezoning some controversial riverfront property at Tuesday night’s meeting. Local residents are worried what it could mean for their homes and neighborhood.
Holden Beach being sued
A former Holden Beach police officer is suing the town for discrimination and wrongful termination.
CFCC bond referendum
On November 4th, New Hanover County residents will have the chance to vote on a $164 million bond referendum. The bond would be used to build three new buildings at Cape Fear Community College.
Leland man found dead
The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a murder after a man was found dead in his home.
House in Rodanthe collapses into ocean
Rough surf from a weekend storm made a house collapse about a mile down the beach from where “Nights in Rodanthe” was filmed.
Update on DirecTV complaint
WWAY has an update on one former Direct TV customer’s battle. John Jacovino canceled his Direct TV service after he said the company failed to provide him with the high definition services they promised.
Biden campaign plans a tour of three NC cities Thursday
Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden’s campaign said the candidate plans a tour of three North Carolina cities Thursday.
Wilson’s Restaurant closing after 10 years
Tough economic times have caused one local restaurant to close its doors, leaving 75 people without jobs. Larry Wilson said he was forced to close Wilson’s Restaurant due to the slumping economy.
Lt. Governor candidates talk issues
Democrat Walter Dalton and Republican Robert Pittenger admit voters may know them best because of their TV ads. Their views on big issues differ greatly, perhaps most significantly on North Carolina’s 30% high school dropout rate.