Columbus County man arrested for felony drug trafficking charges
A Columbus County man was arrested Aug. 14 on multiple drug charges, including two counts of felony trafficking in opium or heroin.
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Pender Unity Resource Expo to offer free health screenings and more
The third annual Pender Unity Resource Expo will bring free health screenings, educational guidance and community resources to Pender County next month.
Wilmington man dies days after wife found dead in suspected murder-suicide attempt
A Wilmington man has died eight days after deputies responded to a home in the 7800 block of Sanderling Place, investigating a possible murder-suicide.
Wilmington City Councilmember voices frustration regarding CFMB replacement funding options
During the Wilmington Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization's annual report to the Wilmington City Council on Tuesday, August 17th, officials discussed a local sales tax and a three-county funding partnership as possible alternatives to a bridge toll.
Island Arts Council’s 'Art in the Yard' returns to Pleasure Island
More than 50 local artists will open their studios, yards and garages to the public next month as the Island Arts Council hosts its fifth annual Art in the Yard.
Housing concerns emerge for some students as UNCW welcomes start of new year
UNCW welcomed about 5,700 students to campus this fall, with the majority of them moving into university housing last week, a process praised by students and parents.
Novant Health Hospitals recognized for heart and stroke care
Three Novant Health hospitals in Coastal North Carolina have been recognized by the American Heart Association for their work providing heart failure and stroke care.
Local LEGO Artists to be featured at next month's LEGO Brick Convention in Wilmington
Local LEGO artists from the Cape Fear will have the chance to showcase their creations during the LEGO Brick Convention, set for Sept. 12-13 at the Wilmington Convention Center.
Lindsay Clancy trial highlights Postpartum Depression and Psychosis
The trial of Lindsay Clancy is putting a spotlight on postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis, serious mental health conditions that can affect women following childbirth.
Why it’s been so hot and humid across the region
The heat has been hard to escape across the region, with unseasonably high temperatures and humidity making August feel even more oppressive.
Children’s Museum of Wilmington announces 16th Annual YachtVenture fundraiser
Tickets for the Children’s Museum of Wilmington’s 16th annual YachtVenture fundraiser will go on sale Monday, Aug. 24.
Pigskin Preview: Jake Fonvielle returns to lead South Columbus Stallions Football
COLUMBUS COUNTY, N.C. -- South Columbus football is coming off a 7-5 season. The Stallions finished 4-1 in conference play and shared the league title. Now, South Columbus is handing the whistle to someone who already knows the program inside…
Attacks on women highlight need for situational awareness and self-defense
Two high-profile attacks on women in major cities are sparking a conversation about personal safety and the importance of situational awareness.
New Wilmington public art installation honors historic Tea Ladies protest
A new public art installation celebrating a little-known piece of Wilmington's Revolutionary War history has been unveiled downtown.
New Hanover County launches free delivery program for food, prescriptions
New Hanover County is helping residents living in food deserts access fresh food and prescription medications through a new delivery program with Instacart.
Wilmington veterinary hospital reflects one year after devastating explosion
Wednesday marks one year since a major explosion destroyed a newly built veterinary hospital in Wilmington and injured five firefighters who responded to the scene.
Holden Beach reopens showers, adjusts splash pad schedule under Stage 2 restrictions
Holden Beach is making some changes to its water restrictions as the area remains under Stage 2 water restrictions.
Downed power line caused Calabash outage affecting 24,000 BEMC members
A downed power line on Old Georgetown Road caused a large power outage Wednesday afternoon, according to Brunswick Electric Membership Corporation.
Slow down: Brunswick County deputies remind drivers of school bus laws
With students preparing to return to school, the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office is reminding drivers and families about North Carolina's school bus safety laws.
‘RJ Decker’ Season 2 filming planned for Wilmington’s Eden Village
Production for the second season of “RJ Decker” is scheduled to return to Wilmington later this month, with filming planned in the Eden Village neighborhood.