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Wilmington Downtown Incorporated wants community input to improve downtown Wilmington

Kylie Jones,

July 30, 2019

Will Sweet 'n Savory still be coming to Leland?

WWAY News,

July 30, 2019

Second axe throwing business opens in Cape Fear

Kevin Dumas,

July 29, 2019

$5 billion fine doesn't mark the end of Facebook's troubles

WWAY News,

July 24, 2019

New Hanover County explores idea of selling NHRMC

WWAY News,

July 23, 2019

New program aims to boost low economic areas in Wilmington

WWAY News,

July 18, 2019

Netflix subscriber drop hints at streaming-service fatigue

Associated Press,

July 18, 2019

Holland's Shelter Creek almost ready to reopen

Kelsie Anderson,

July 11, 2019

Castle Hayne couple plans to open brewery in Burgaw next year

Jeff Rivenbark,

July 11, 2019

Billionaire, former presidential candidate H. Ross Perot dies at 89

Associated Press,

July 9, 2019

US added a robust 224,000 jobs in June after weak May gain

Associated Press,

July 5, 2019

Lee Iacocca, engineer of Chrysler's turnaround, dies at 94

Associated Press,

July 3, 2019

Kaepernick stirs new controversy for Nike

Associated Press,

July 2, 2019

Shellfish Aquaculture Act expected to boost economy

Monique Robinson,

July 1, 2019

Too rosy? Experts question Warren's wealth tax figures

Associated Press,

June 21, 2019

Publix announces opening date for Carolina Beach store

WWAY News,

June 10, 2019

Archer Daniels Midland eliminates some jobs at Southport facility

Jeff Rivenbark,

June 10, 2019

Trump says US, Mexico reach agreement to prevent tariffs

Associated Press,

June 7, 2019

Still recovering from floods, Fair Bluff to lose major employer

Monique Robinson,

June 7, 2019

US employers add a weak 75,000 jobs; unemployment stays 3.6%

Associated Press,

June 7, 2019

Mexican officials try to stave off tariffs at White House

Associated Press,

June 5, 2019

Amazon says drones will be making deliveries 'in months'

Associated Press,

June 5, 2019

Tariffs aimed at Mexico, but US companies in line of fire

Associated Press,

May 31, 2019

Target recalls USB charging cables due to shock and fire hazards

WWAY News,

May 30, 2019

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Wilmington Downtown Incorporated wants community input to improve downtown Wilmington

Will Sweet 'n Savory still be coming to Leland?

Second axe throwing business opens in Cape Fear

$5 billion fine doesn't mark the end of Facebook's troubles

New Hanover County explores idea of selling NHRMC

New program aims to boost low economic areas in Wilmington

Netflix subscriber drop hints at streaming-service fatigue

Holland's Shelter Creek almost ready to reopen

Castle Hayne couple plans to open brewery in Burgaw next year

Billionaire, former presidential candidate H. Ross Perot dies at 89

US added a robust 224,000 jobs in June after weak May gain

Lee Iacocca, engineer of Chrysler's turnaround, dies at 94

Kaepernick stirs new controversy for Nike

Shellfish Aquaculture Act expected to boost economy

Too rosy? Experts question Warren's wealth tax figures

Publix announces opening date for Carolina Beach store

Archer Daniels Midland eliminates some jobs at Southport facility

Trump says US, Mexico reach agreement to prevent tariffs

Still recovering from floods, Fair Bluff to lose major employer

US employers add a weak 75,000 jobs; unemployment stays 3.6%

Mexican officials try to stave off tariffs at White House

Amazon says drones will be making deliveries 'in months'

Tariffs aimed at Mexico, but US companies in line of fire

Target recalls USB charging cables due to shock and fire hazards

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