Wilmington designer debuts new fashion line
A Wilmington fashion designer will debut a new collection this weekend and is inviting the public to attend.
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Downtown Wilmington concerns proposed to city council
You may have seen the crowds that leave the downtown Wilmington bars on the weekends. At times, thousands of people are roaming the streets between 11:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. Wilmington Police Chief Ralph Evangelous said fifty percent of his police force is downtown controlling those crowds on the weekends.
NAMI walk Saturday, October 11th
Saturday, people will use their feet to bring awareness to mental illness. The Sixth Annual Walk for the National Alliance for Mental Health will start at 10:00 a.m. at Hugh MacRae Park. The Wilmington chapter is hosting the walk.
Local Electronics Recycling Event
Sony Electronics and Waste Management invite the public to drop off their outdated electronics for free recycling Saturday.
NC man accused of letting drivers fill up for $20
A Raleigh man has been charged with stealing gas cards and offering $20 fill-ups at area gas stations.
New Hanover County Commission forum in Carolina Beach
The five candidates running for New Hanover County Commission had the microphone Thursday night. They went head-to-head at a candidate’s forum in Carolina Beach, co-sponsored by WWAY.
Grounds crew up early so you can tee off
No one enjoys mowing a lawn. Now imagine if your yard was an 18-hole golf course with plenty of grass that someone needs to maintain. That is what Greg Cross and his team have to do at the Wilmington Municipal Golf Course every day.
US Marine to close Navassa facility
Some bad news in the local job market Thursday. 270 people will soon be out of work in Brunswick County.
Local paper plant in good shape
The economy has hit local manufacturing plants hard in recent weeks. First it was Georgia Pacific, and then Louisiana Pacific.
Some parents upset about recent redistricting changes
Earlier this week the New Hanover County School Board voted to do away with some controversial redistricting proposals. Bussing kids to schools across town is no longer a viable option.
Southeastern mental health cutbacks
For some time now, Southeastern Center for Mental Health has been struggling financially. One local provider has seen the impact on his patients and caregivers alike.
Dr. Robert Perry followup
More is being learned Thursday about a local doctor who surrendered his medical license. Robert Perry, a general practitioner, will face a Gaston County Grand Jury on suspicion of illegally prescribing medication.
Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall in Whiteville
It was an emotional day for families of fallen soldiers Thursday. The community gathered at the Whiteville National Guard Armory to see the Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall.
Telling Our Stories photography exhibit
Beginning Thursday, the New Hanover County Public Library is offering you a chance to do more than just check out books. This month, 50 photographs will be on display at the Telling Our Stories exhibit.
Stop smoking tour
There have been many public services announcements about the dangers of smoking. But Thursday, some area students got to hear from a cancer survivor who knows how smoking can impact a life.
What’s Happening: October 10th – 12th
There is no excuse to stay indoors this weekend. From seafood and blues, to sand volleyball, to concerts, there is definitely plenty going on to keep you busy.