Author: Matthew Huddleston

Former ‘Causeway Cafe’ owner’s wife helping to raise money for Wrightsville Beach Museum

Wrightsville Beach hosts 27th annual ‘Bark in the Park’

Belville sees record turnout for their first Fall Festival since 2019

“No justice for Justice”: Mother of a North Carolina marine killed by driver speaks out

New hurricane sensor technology could come to the Cape Fear ahead of the next storm

43rd Annual U.S. Open King Mackerel Tournament begins Thursday at Dutchman Creek Park

Wilmington’s first natural wine bar holds grand opening ceremony

NHCS holds a job fair to fill a number of openings within the school system

Dozens of volunteers spend the morning planting a community garden at Greenfield Lake

108-year-old time capsule opened in Wilmington, revealing the history inside

Annual ARTfall being held through October 2nd at Hannah Block Historic USO Arts Center

Cape Fear Fair and Expo returning next month after being cancelled in 2020

Wilmington woman experiencing issues getting around due to flooding problem in front of her home

New billing cycle coming in October for CFPUA customers

2021 National Patrol K9 trials begin around New Hanover County

‘Love Me, Don’t Hurt Me’ event held to tackle issue of children’s safety in schools

Hundreds turn out for the annual Dragon Boat Regatta in Carolina Beach

Businesses around the Cape Fear celebrating after a bounce-back summer season

Family of woman killed on 9/11 honor her memory with ceremony in Riegelwood

‘We found no survivors there’ — Leland man recalls first-hand account as NYC firefighter on 9/11

Leland Post 68 hosts veterans of the USS Shangri-La in ceremony at USS North Carolina

Fort Fisher celebrating lesser-known WWII history at 80th anniversary ceremony

Thousands venture to area beaches as the unofficial end of summer nears

New Hanover County Schools Superintendent Dr. Charles Foust discusses school shooting

Compass Pointe neighborhood holding golf tournament on 9/11 to raise money for fallen veterans

Greenfield Lake sees rise in toxic blue-green algae known to make people and animals sick

UNCW hosts pop-up vaccine event, sees slow turnout

Wrightsville Beach Coast Guard holds chartering ceremony for new Sea Scout ship

Special Needs Pageant shows off a variety of talents, raises money for Christmas gifts

New Hanover County Health & Human Services vote unanimously to once again require masks indoors

Novant Health provides update on latest COVID numbers across the Cape Fear

CFCC looking forward to a successful, fully in-person school year

UNCW holds convocation for the class of 2025, as campus prepares for a new school year

Nir Family YMCA holds a job fair to bring in numerous part time employees

The United Way raises money for organization through annual Porty City Jerry Day

Oak Island using drones to keep their visitors and dunes safe

Southport road construction still ongoing, 8 months after the project began

“No Vax, No Work”: Film industry beginning to tighten COVID vaccine rules on set

Dozens of dogs turn out for the 2nd annual ‘Paws on Parade’

Distress Bandannas being sold to help raise funds for teen driver safety talks

Soaring temperatures leave many searching for ways to beat the heat

Expo held in Pender County to inform residents how to prepare for a disaster

Volunteers attempting to bring a historic cemetery back to life

Important steps to take to make sure your home is fully covered the remainder of hurricane season

Van loses brakes, crashes into church along Princess Place Drive in Wilmington

Railroad realignment project attempting to bypass current route from Navassa to the Port of Wilmington

Dozens enjoy a day of playing in the mud at the Children’s Museum of Wilmington

‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ event held in Southport to raise awareness for overdose deaths

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band ZZ Top returning to Wilmington this fall

A nest is being built at the Cameron Art Museum . . . but not by birds

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