Author: Kylie Jones

Supporters of the "Souls to the Polls" movement marched to the polls Sunday. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

“Souls to the Polls” encourages people to go vote

People from around the Wilmington community collected shoes of all sizes. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Shoe drive draws support from along East Coast

The Baby Trump Blimp made its way to Wilmington Saturday. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Baby Trump visits Wilmington, groups urge women to vote

The Masonboro Golf Club is closed indefinitely. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Golf club closes indefinitely, neighbors up in arms

A student-led GoFundMe account has been frozen due to miscommunication between the page administrators and the company. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Students raise thousands of dollars for Florence victims, cannot distribute funds

Residents upset about potential rezoning for sand mine

Services held in Tabor City for slain NC trooper

Duke Energy sends out estimated bills, says customers can wait to pay

A Florida church donated food to St. Jude's Metropolitan Community Church after Hurricane Florence. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Wilmington church receives donations after Hurricane Florence, tries to repay favor

Bridge closure could actually bring more business for some

31 teams graduated on Saturday. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

New service dogs celebrated at paws4people graduation ceremony

The Friends of the Leland Library say they will lose about half of their book collection from storm damage. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Friends of Leland Library book sales cancelled indefinitely

Seniors from Laney High School clean up storm debris at the Oakdale Cemetery. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Students partner with Boy Scouts to clean up Wilmington cemetery

Students move out of University Apartments due to damage from Hurricane Florence. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

UNCW students move out of University Apartments for indefinite future

University Apartments at UNCW to remain closed

Kelly Spino is battling Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer

Woman battling terminal illness receives wish of a lifetime

Weeks after Hurricane Florence, residents still without power, water

There were 31 vendors at the event from around the state. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Food Truck Rodeo draws vendors from around North Carolina

Residents are forced out of their homes due to storm damage. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

More apartment evictions due to storm damage

Officials say amount of debris has already surpassed that of Matthew

FEMA urges people who are out of their homes to re-apply for assistance because the process can be confusing. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Congressional leaders weigh in on Hurricane Florence recovery

A hemp farmer in Bladen County lost everything after Hurricane Florence destroyed his crops. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Hemp crops not insured, farmers lose everything

Parrot Party played the concert at Spring Lake Park. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Community rallies at benefit concert

Students from NC State University set up a distribution site in Wilmington. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Students organize donation drop-off, distribution site

A disaster recovery site is open on the Brunswick Community College campus. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Disaster recovery center offers FEMA assistance, D-SNAP cards

Belville Elementary School is now open as a supply distribution and donation site. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Community opens supply distribution site at elementary school

Cooper, FEMA acknowledge housing shortage, say recovery will be long process

Southport seafood restaurant Fishy Fishy has lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in business from Hurricane Florence damage. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Hurricane Florence impacts both seafood industry and coastal restaurants

Fire crews say residents should leave storm debris at the ends of their driveways for crews to pick up. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Burn ban still in effect, officials say cleanup crews will be out soon

The Wrightsville Beach Baptist Church community gathered on the waterfront at Wrightsville Beach for their Sunday service. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Church community holds Sunday service at Wrightsville Beach

Governor visits NC counties, discusses Florence relief operations

Organizations have teamed up to make sure lower income communities are well-equipped with meals and supplies. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Organizations team up, provide meals to communities

New Hanover County officials say the county is making progress day by day after Hurricane Florence.

New Hanover County suspends curfew, continues relief efforts

Insurance company sets up in town, helps residents with claims

A dam breach at The Big Lake caused Alton Lennon Road to break apart and crumble. (Photo: Kylie Jones/WWAY)

Storm damage devastates Boiling Spring Lakes

Old Fayetteville Road

Shelter still accepting people, conditions continue to worsen

Residents race to gas stations to fill up while they can

Drivers get stuck in flood waters on highway

BSL’s Big Lake dam breaks, floods surrounding area

Certain Harris Teeter locations open, others stay closed

Florence leaves neighborhoods a mess

The front windows of The Dollar Tree in Leland were completely blown out.

Northern Brunswick County gets battered by Florence

Florence who? Wilmington Waffle House cooks on

Area hotels filled with Florence evacuees

First responders get in place for Hurricane Florence

Fifth evacuation shelter opens in New Hanover County

Storm prep underway, residents prepare for the worst

The Real Households of New Hanover County comes to Wilmington

Fallen Vietnam War veterans were honored at The Battleship Saturday morning.

Vietnam War veterans honor the fallen at Battleship service

Lifeguard presence will be limited in the coming weeks until November.

Beach season winds down, lifeguards dwindle

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