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Organizers of Wilmington's St. Patrick's Day Parade hosted a fundraising event yesterday in anticipation of the upcoming celebration. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY News)

Hooley Under the Bridge celebrates Irish culture ahead of St. Patrick's Day

Nate Mauldin,

February 24, 2024

Put on your running shoes! The annual Novant Health Wilmington Marathon is taking place on Saturday, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Runner preps ahead the Novant Health Wilmington Marathon

Emily Andrews,

February 23, 2024

It’s called "The Work From Their Hands.” The exhibit displays quilts dating back to the mid-1800's and more contemporary pieces from around the country, showing how quilt making has evolved over centuries. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY News)

Cameron Art Museum unveils quilt exhibition 'The Work of Their Hands'

Nate Mauldin,

February 23, 2024

A cyberattack is leaving pharmacies across the nation struggling to serve their customers.

Cyberattack troubles pharmacies nationwide

Emily Andrews,

February 23, 2024

The issue of beach erosion has become a big concern for residents of Surf City, but town officials say they have been aware of the issue for well over a decade. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY News)

Surf City renourishment project remains in the works after setbacks

Nate Mauldin,

February 23, 2024

An Oak island Wildlife Shelter is taking in dozens of injured pelicans and it’s raising questions, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

A cause for concern: Oak Island shelter treating large number of injured pelicans

Emily Andrews,

February 22, 2024

A concept that was just an idea in 2009 is coming to fruition more than a decade later, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Fort Fisher Visitor Center undergoing finishing touches

Emily Andrews,

February 21, 2024

Postal workers in Leland have been sorting mail out of a tent adjacent to the local post office for seven years, according to a letter carrier who operates from the Leland Post Office. (Photo:Marion Caldwell/WWAY News)

Growing pains: Leland growth pushing post office into parking lot

Nate Mauldin,

February 21, 2024

With warmer temperatures around the corner, many people are ready to get back to outdoor activities, (Photo: WWAY News).

Pleasure Island volleyball players are eager to find new courts in time for summer

Emily Andrews,

February 21, 2024

One of the biggest moments in most people's lives is their wedding day, (Photo: Pixabay).

Saying "yes" to the dress with an added tip

Emily Andrews,

February 20, 2024

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Pet Pals: Adult male cat looking for forever home

WWAY News,

February 20, 2024

It feels great to “add to cart" from the comfort of your couch, (Photo: Courtesy of Luke Waddell.)

Porch pirates popping up in parts of the Port City

Emily Andrews,

February 19, 2024

The Earl G. and Inez Batts Recreation Complex will be on 45.85 acres of land adjacent to the existing Surf City Community Center and Athletic Complex. (Photo courtesy town of Surf City)

Work underway on new Surf City recreation complex

Nate Mauldin,

February 19, 2024

The city of Wilmington held a “Polar Plunge” to raise money for the city's Special Olympics program, which offers training and events for 27 different sports across New Hanover County. (Photo courtesy Steve Dixon)

Special Olympics Polar Plunge raises more than $100k in Kure Beach

Nate Mauldin,

February 18, 2024

The North Carolina Azalea Festival collaborated with UNCW to host the "Seahawk Sun Run" in Long Leaf Park on Sunday morning. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY)

NC Azalea Festival holds Seahawk Sun Run 5k for UNCW Homecoming

Nate Mauldin,

February 18, 2024

WWAY held its Wilmington Wedding Expo on Sunday. The event was held at Hi-Wire Brewery and gave soon-to-be wedded couples a chance to speak with vendors about everything from decorations to photography; and yes, even the dress. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY News)

WWAY hosts Wilmington Wedding Expo

Nate Mauldin,

February 18, 2024

UNCW’s student newspaper The Seahawk held a celebration for the 75th anniversary of the newspaper on Saturday. The newspaper has been the voice of UNCW’s student body since 1948, founded just one year after the university. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY News)

UNCW's student newspaper The Seahawk celebrates 75th anniversary

Nate Mauldin,

February 17, 2024

The Cameron Art Museum held it's "Living History Day" on Saturday. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY News)

Cameron Art Museum hosts Living History Day

Nate Mauldin,

February 17, 2024

Bertha Todd was an assistant principal at Hoggard High School in 1971. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY News)

Black History Month: Author and retired educator remembers 'The Wilmington Ten'

Nate Mauldin,

February 16, 2024

29-year-old Anna Walker disappeared last October. She was later found dead at Smith Creek Park in the northern portion of New Hanover County, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Seeking Answers: the disappearance and death of Anna Walker

Emily Andrews,

February 14, 2024

After being married for 66 years this February, everything that Eugene and Ruth Emmer do, they do together. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY News)

Wilmington couple shares their secret to 66 years of marriage

Nate Mauldin,

February 14, 2024

The Bridge Presbyterian Church in Leland hosted a drive-thru event for Ash Wednesday where observers could receive an ash cross on their head. (Photo:Nate Mauldin/WWAY News)

The Bridge Presbyterian Church hosts Ash Wednesday drive-through

Nate Mauldin,

February 14, 2024

Some small businesses in the Cape Fear have taken crime to the crowds on social media, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Jimmy's of Wrightsville Beach seeks justice via social media

Emily Andrews,

February 13, 2024

A pod-style campground for homeless individuals could be coming to Wilmington, (Photo: Emily Andrews/WWAY News).

Eden Village hopeful to help the homeless once more through pod-style housing

Emily Andrews,

February 13, 2024