Author: Peyton Furtado

Food pantries facing high demand as holidays approach

Locals getting into the holiday spirit earlier than ever

Burgaw welcomes first Black female owned private practice

Arboretum turns trash into treasure

Volunteers offer free Covid testing to rural communities

Locals get ready for Halloween 2020

Halloween costumes, decorations still in high demand despite pandemic

Echo Farms opens new green space

Topsail Beach bans driving on the beach

Pender fire station saves money and lives

Local charities hold a bike giveaway

Haunted house in Marsh Oaks is scarily fun

Patriots, God, and Country Tour stops in Wilmington

Local veterans hold Biden rally

Meet Tabitha “Too Shoos”: a two-legged dog with a big heart

Wilmington Police swear in furry friends to K9 Unit

State urges New Hanover County to further enforce Covid restrictions

Pope Francis calls for same-sex civil unions in the church

Parked RV on Wrightsville Beach road stirs questions by neighbors

Wilmington church gets ‘Souls to the Polls’

Local bars go mobile with cocktail carts

Pirates run aground at the Cotton Exchange

Biden supporters hold healthcare rally

Navassa Police Chief says town’s decision blindsided him

Local nonprofit feeds the community

Nourish NC and local breweries team up

North Carolina doctors urge President Trump to cancel rally

Early voting starts October 15

Local organizations give rides to the polls

Second hand sales on the rise

Wilmington sees latest back to school shopping season yet

Volunteers help veterans find work

Children’s museum holds fall festival

Local businesses hold vendor fair

‘Wilmington for Trump 2020’ billboard ripped apart overnight

Fair Bluff slowly rebuilding four years after Hurricane Matthew

Thalian Hall reopens as a movie theater

H2Go commissioners break ground on new site

Maze Craze at Galloway Farms uses new contactless system

Trump and Biden demonstrations get heated

Battleship hosts night-long ghost hunt

The Creative Arts Camp offers theatrical and performing arts fun for kids ages 4 and up.

Thalian holds auditions for virtual children’s musical

Local church helps Hurricane Laura victims

City of Wilmington to plant more than 1,700 trees by fall 2021

New Hanover puts up permanent Long Leaf Park sign

National Hispanic Heritage Month and the coronavirus

Good Shepherd Center holds weekly grocery giveaways

Locals react to Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death

Families swarm back to school sales as NC enters Plan B

Wilmington gun sales and conceal carry permits skyrocket

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