Author: Taylor Yakowenko

Teachers talk about educating in the digital world

#TBT: The Port of the Port City

School ‘stronger than ever’ after fire

Water St. parking deck developers asks for 90-day extension

City Council still has concerns over Trolley Pub

Thousands ring in the new year with annual Dolphin Dip

Wilmington police chief talks about crime in 2015

Is warm weather impacting flu season?

Local diner is taking a bite out of hunger

Wilmington native Meadowlark Lemon dies at 83

Post-holiday show to bring laughs, support crisis center

Sheriff’s offices working to keep places of worship safe

Beach access signs get facelift

River Road reopens

Weather impacts holiday shopping at local businesses

Animal shelter cited, director says all issues have been resolved

#TBT: 112 years since the first flight

FIRST ON 3: A look at work on the I-140 Wilmington Bypass

ONLY ON 3: Pender shelter full, late puppy season to blame

McCrory talks economy, education

McCrory presents 2 with NC’s highest honor

Memorial service for Alquon Flowers

#TBT: Wilmington’s very own Santa Claus

Attorney indicted for obstruction of justice

ONLY ON 3: Sneak peek at finished Vertex rail cars

Traffic shifts onto new bridges

Leland PD talks volunteer officers

Downtown Wilmington intersection closes Monday

The Bladen Journal helps families in need this holiday season

Downtown Hanukkah tradition lights up this weekend

Man arrested, 3 others wanted in Dublin murder

#TBT: The state’s oldest synagogue

Double lung transplant survivor hopes to spread awareness for organ donation

Columbus County man pleads guilty to attempted statutory rape

GradNation Summit explores ways to encourage graduation

2016 candidate filing begins

Diverging Diamond means big changes for Leland traffic

Early risers grab up Black Friday sales

Saturday marks first Local Comic Shop Day

Neighborhood ‘Turkey Bowl’ brings families together

Traffic troubles raise concerns about emergency plans, detours

School district, citizens react to bond concerns

Cucalorus hit gets more screen time in Wilmington

Blanket donations help keep shelter dogs warm this winter

Rescheduled Riverfest impacts vendors

Local leaders talk renewable energy

#TBT: Gregory class of 1960 gives back for Thanksgiving

FIRST ON 3: Man pleads guilty in church camp sex crimes

Brunswick County looks to renew funding for sex offender rehab program

Mass casualty training helps first responders prepare for anything

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