Families enjoy summer at Poplar Grove
It was a special day at the Poplar Grove Farmer’s Market. Parents and their children got to pet some farm animals, ride a horse, and explore the market.
It was a special day at the Poplar Grove Farmer’s Market. Parents and their children got to pet some farm animals, ride a horse, and explore the market.
Brunswick County is quickly growing, and its schools are bursting at the seams. School leaders hope construction of brand new elementary and middle schools will make a difference.
Catesby Jones is best known for writing country singer, Travis Tritt’s first song, “Country Club.”
Investigators say a Fort Bragg soldier found dead at her mother’s home in Hamlet last weekend died of natural causes.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has found no environmental impacts that would prevent a North Carolina nuclear power plant from operating for nearly 40 more years.
College students are moving in, and college partying will not be far behind.
Now, a group of educators is proposing a surprising way to deal with campus binge drinking — lower the drinking age.
A group of downtown residents will meet tonight, to talk about starting an active community watch group.
A new study indicates that waterways in coastal areas around the world are suffering.
Our area is home to a nuclear plant, and a major port. That makes it a potential target for terrorists, and that is why the Coast Guard has a plan, just in case.
The beach was packed with UNCW students today.
Registered sex offenders are no longer allowed in Pender County parks.
Dozens of teachers in Brunswick County are getting ready for the new school year.
Wilmington police are still investigating attacks on two women over the weekend. Investigators think the same suspect may be involved in both attacks.
Registered nurses of the New Hanover County Health Department will be providing Tdap (Tetanus, Pertussis, and Diphtheria) booster immunizations for rising NHCS sixth grade students.
As you should know by now, all the stations in our market are switching to digital signals only on September 8.
Some downtown residents are so concerned about the increase in crime, they are taking matters into their own hands.