Kitchen Cops 8/28/08
There is just one low performer in this week’s Kitchen Cops report. Three New Hanover County restaurants scored well with health inspectors.
Archives: 2008
UNCW trying to increase diversity
Some local experts believe that UNCW is not diverse enough, and that has caused concern among school leaders, who want to see things change.
Alleged Thief Caught on Camera by WWAY
It was a fairly routine Wednesday night at the Central Church of Christ in Wilmington, until a man was spotted coming out of the nursery room in the basement of the church after stealing a DVD player.
Wilmington Housing Authority hires new CEO
The Wilmington Housing Authority has hired a new CEO.
School safety a concern after attempted kidnapping
School officials are trying to ease parents’ minds after yesterday’s report of an attempted kidnapping.
Suspects arrested in Ashley High vandalism
Three young men have been arrested in connection with the extensive vandalism last week at Ashley High School.
Fighting for animal rights
For the last 20 years, Peter MacQueen, the president of the Eastern North Carolina Humane Society, has been fighting for the health and well being of animals.
Warrants issued for accused child molester in Pender County
Pender County authorities have issued warrants for a man accused of sexually assaulting numerous children in Rocky Point.
Lawmakers override governor’s veto on boat towing
The state legislature made North Carolina history today. Lawmakers voted in a specially called session to override governor Easley’s veto on a bill that eased boat towing restrictions.
Wright found guilty of obstruction of justice
Former North Carolina Rep. Thomas Wright has been found guilty of felony obstruction of justice.
AAA: Labor Day travel expected to drop
Although gas prices have dropped sharply in the Carolinas this summer, Labor Day weekend travel is still expected to be down almost 1 percent from last year.
NHC Sheriff’s Department still investigating Ashley vandalism
Last week, WWAY showed you the mess at Ashley High School. Vandals broke nearly 90 windows.
CFPUA president answers billing questions
Many customers of the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority still have not received bills from the latest cycle.
WWAY had a chance to sit down with president Matt Jordan to find out what customers can expect.
Investigation into Brunswick County fatal shooting
The Brunswick County District Attorney is reviewing a fatal shooting that occurred in Calabash early Saturday morning.
East Bladen vs. Whiteville Gear Up For Game of the Week
The Wolfpack of Whiteville will host East Bladen on Friday in our game of the week.
Attempted Kidnapping in New Hanover County
There was a scary situation for a local elementary school student today.
Day two of Thomas Wright case
Day two of former State Rep. Thomas Wright’s obstruction of justice trial and his lawyer has declined to present any evidence in defense.
Local interest in Democratic National Convention
As the Democratic Convention kicked off last night, people eagerly gathered around their televisions.