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The Wrightsville Beach Museum is rushing to get historic artifacts out of the Bordeaux Cottage. The museum is being evicted from the 100-year-old cottage by the town. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Town evicts Wrightsville Beach Museum from historic cottage

Nate Mauldin,

March 25, 2024

Fries and cocktails are the signature of Wilmington bar Sauce’d, but because of a new state law that will soon go into effect, owner Courtney Osgood said their renowned fries may soon be off the menu. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

NC bars making big changes after new state law

Nate Mauldin,

March 24, 2024

The responding fire station said the call came in at 4:58 a.m. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Fire destroys Lockwood Folly pool house

Nate Mauldin,

March 23, 2024

The Good Shepherd Center and Mother Hubbard's Cupboard hosted their first Empty Bowls event since the COVID-19 Pandemic. Proceeds from the event will go to both organization's community outreach. (Photo: Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Good Shepard and Mother Hubbard's Cupboard host Empty Bowls fundraiser

Nate Mauldin,

March 22, 2024

With so many issues surrounding education on the ballot this November, school administrators from across the state were eager to learn more about the candidates for governor and state superintendent at the NC Association of School Administrators Candidate Forum in Wilmington. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Gubernational candidates send message instead of appearing at Wilmington forum

Nate Mauldin,

March 22, 2024

Many area schools are rocking their socks in support of World Down Syndrome Day, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Area schools celebrate World Down Syndrome Day with the help of socks

Emily Andrews,

March 21, 2024

A possible property tax hike in Leland is expected to generate a lot of public comment at Thursday's town council meeting, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Leland holding town council meeting, hopes to hear public comment on proposed budget

Emily Andrews,

March 21, 2024

On Monday, the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners voted four to one in favor of a planned workforce housing development at the 3100 block of Blue Clay Road. (Photo:Emily Andrews/WWAY)

Workforce housing development moves forward despite planning board denial

Nate Mauldin,

March 20, 2024

We're learning more about a shooting in Columbus County that claimed the life of a 7-year-old boy, (Photo: Columbus County Sheriff's Office).

Community members and officials respond to Chadbourn shooting killing 7-year-old

Emily Andrews,

March 20, 2024

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Pet Pals: Adult female dog looking for forever home

WWAY News,

March 19, 2024

It's getting closer to prime picking for strawberries and one New Hanover County farm is getting a head start on the season, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

New Hanover County Strawberry Farm set to re-open Wednesday

Emily Andrews,

March 19, 2024

A Columbus County broadcasting business is cleaning up and assessing the damage this evening following a weekend fire, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

WTXY 103.9 cleans up after weekend fire in Whiteville

Emily Andrews,

March 18, 2024

Wilmington City Council met for an agenda briefing on Monday ahead of their meeting on Tuesday evening. The first of the two items on the agenda was the joint strategic plan between the city of Wilmington and New Hanover County to support the area’s homeless population. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

City, county present plan to address homelessness in New Hanover County

Nate Mauldin,

March 18, 2024

Work on a feature length film began in downtown Wilmington on Monday. Wilmington-based production company BR Films is behind the filming at the corner of 5th Ave and Walnut St. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Filming begins in Wilmington on BET original movie

Nate Mauldin,

March 18, 2024

Wilmington City Council met for an agenda briefing on Monday. One of the two agenda items that council discussed is the availability of ADA access at Live Oak Bank Pavillion. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

City officials to add additional ADA parking at Live Oak Bank Pavillion

Nate Mauldin,

March 18, 2024

The 14th annual Southern Farm Days celebration wrapped up on Sunday. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Southern Farm Days wraps up three-day festival

Nate Mauldin,

March 17, 2024

The 25th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade kicked off on Saturday in downtown Wilmington. Hundreds of people lining the streets dawning their best green attire. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade held in downtown Wilmington

Nate Mauldin,

March 16, 2024

Restoration of the Old Baldy Lighthouse is now complete. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Restoration work on Old Baldy Lighthouse complete

Nate Mauldin,

March 15, 2024

Many people who commute to the island say a new proposed ferry schedule that will operate on a 45-minute interval instead of 30-minute one will force them to board the ferry an hour and a half earlier, or later than they already do. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

Bald Head Island residents and commuters frustrated with proposed ferry schedule change

Nate Mauldin,

March 15, 2024

The official process is underway for certifying North Carolina's primary election results, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Canvassing takes place across the state

Emily Andrews,

March 15, 2024

St. Patrick's Day is this weekend which means many area Irish pubs and restaurants are expecting a see a lot of green, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Wilmington Irish restaurant prepares for the green-filled weekend

Emily Andrews,

March 15, 2024

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Once in a lifetime: WWAY spends night 40 miles off coast at Frying Pan Tower

Hannah Patrick, Sydney Bouchelle,

March 15, 2024

It's Pi Day and dozens of “mathletes” are gathered at UNCW to celebrate the well-known number, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

UNCW hosts Pi day event, area "mathletes" compete

Emily Andrews,

March 14, 2024

A popular Downtown Wilmington brewery will be closing its doors soon, making it one of several Cape Fear breweries shutting down over the past few months, (Photo: WWAY News).

Struggling breweries, or businesses in general: Economist responds

Emily Andrews,

March 14, 2024