Author: Helen Holt

Teacher gets robots to teach first graders about technology

Wilmington mom welcomes baby girl, lost toddler in accident

Cold temperatures threaten early strawberry crop

Benefits of cannabis showcased through Wilmington virtual reality company

UNCW Seahawk fans board bus for CAA championship game

Senator Lee meets with teachers and students at Murray Middle

Severe Weather Awareness Week reminds of Mother Nature’s dangers

Brunswick County fire departments in need of funding to support growth

Farmers tend to crops earlier than usual due to warm weather

Bourbon Street restaurant brings New Orleans feel to Wilmington

St. Mary Catholic School celebrates Fat Tuesday

Few weeks left in Holden Beach renourishment program

Dozens show up to test out new skate park in Ogden

Abilities Tennis host annual ‘Swing into Spring’ tournament

Local woman gets national recognition for hard work

Sunset Beach to host community meeting Saturday

Battleship North Carolina (Photo: Helen Holt/WWAY)

C-SPAN shoots special about Cape Fear region history

Concerns about ‘Itinerant Merchant’ ordinance rise in Carolina Beach

Spring-like weather triggers flowers to bloom early

Murder suspect makes first court appearance

Fort Anderson commemorates 152nd anniversary

Run N Roll for Ray supports families with cancer

NWS confirms EF-1 tornado came through Brunswick County

Sailor injured in sailboat explosion on Banks Channel

Flower shops prepare for busy Valentine’s Day

Students surprise law enforcement with Valentine’s Day baskets

Young girls get special treatment at Little Princess Ball

Warm temperatures leaves blueberry crop unharmed so far

60 surf zone fatalities in US during 2016, 68% caused by rip currents

Warmer winter boosts local ice cream business

New Hanover County Commissioner Woody White speaks during a meeting

Woody White hammers 84 Lumber for controversial Super Bowl ad

Man battling cancer meets Eddie Van Halen via FaceTime

Fair Bluff recovers little since Hurricane Matthew

Community and students pack 100,000 meals for children in Haiti

Chick Flick Film Festival showcases female filmmakers

$52M funding gap in proposed ILM expansion

Wilmington woman returns from helping refugees overseas

Parsley Elementary donates books to school impacted by Matthew

Volunteers rebuild dunes in Carolina Beach using Christmas trees

1 dead, 2 hurt after shooting outside Durham bar

Concerns rise about down weather transmitter

WFD conducts live burn training Saturday

Hundreds show up and speak out at Wilmington Women’s March

Pearce House gives elderly alternative living option

Lowe’s Home Improvement hiring for 100+ seasonal jobs

Wilmington Wellness City supports those in recovery process

UNCW Hawk Wheels bike share program opens

Virtual reality simulation at UNCW highlights texting dangers

Local students will travel to presidential inauguration

The portion of S. 3rd Street near Greenfield Lake could be closed until the end of 2017. (Photo: Helen Holt/WWAY)

Part of 3rd Street could be closed until end of 2017 for NCDOT construction

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