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Historic site turns into a colonial town for visitors

Jenna Kurzyna,

October 22, 2017

Some say the ghost of a one-time Wilmington resident who was the famed killer "Jack the Ripper" still haunts the Cotton Exchange downtown. (Photo: Brandon Ewers/WWAY)

CAPE FEAR HISTORY & MYSTERIES: Does 'Jack the Ripper' haunt Wilmington's Cotton Exchange?

WWAY News,

October 5, 2017

UNC students protesting Silent Sam launch economic boycott

Associated Press,

September 20, 2017

Veteran offers peaceful solution to controversial confederate monuments

Jenna Kurzyna,

August 25, 2017

Duke University officials remove damaged Robert E. Lee statue

Andrew James,

August 20, 2017

A Durham County deputy arrests Takiyah Thompson on Aug. 15

Protester who admitted toppling Confederate statue makes plea to sheriff

WWAY News,

August 16, 2017

Race Relations Forum focuses on education

Kirsten Gutierrez,

August 2, 2017

Hundreds flock to thunder in the theater

Kirsten Gutierrez,

July 13, 2017

Family of Titanic survivor tells story at Museum of Coastal Carolina

WWAY News,

June 29, 2017

Old Baldy Lighthouse turning 200 years old

Kirsten Gutierrez,

April 14, 2017

Judge: Lawsuit about Blackbeard shipwreck can continue

Associated Press,

March 29, 2017

HISTORY renews Navy SEAL drama 'Six' for a 2nd season

Avery Hocutt,

February 24, 2017

Southport gets grant for Fort Johnston repairs, more money needed

WWAY News,

February 9, 2017

Students bring history to life through coloring book

Dustin Dorsey,

January 13, 2017

Colonial cannon found in Cape Fear River

Kirsten Gutierrez,

January 4, 2017

Wrightsville Beach Museum holds Christmas open house

Dustin Dorsey,

December 23, 2016

City of Wilmington honors Wilmington Ten with historic marker

Kirsten Gutierrez,

November 17, 2016

Burgwin-Wright House opens new special collections room

Kirsten Gutierrez,

November 17, 2016

Fort Fisher fires two cannons this weekend

Taylor Yakowenko,

June 24, 2016

Carolina Beach Town Hall gives historic exhibits new life

Taylor Yakowenko,

June 9, 2016

#ThisIsThePlace: Preservation society maintains historic home, tries to save Whiteville City Hall

Helen Holt,

May 6, 2016

#ThisIsThePlace: President Clinton's Whiteville roadtrip

WWAY News,

May 6, 2016

#ThisIsThePlace: Pender's oldest brick house stands in Burgaw

Taylor Yakowenko,

April 15, 2016

Clemson University acknowledges slave past through markers

Hannah Patrick,

April 13, 2016

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Historic site turns into a colonial town for visitors

CAPE FEAR HISTORY & MYSTERIES: Does 'Jack the Ripper' haunt Wilmington's Cotton Exchange?

UNC students protesting Silent Sam launch economic boycott

Veteran offers peaceful solution to controversial confederate monuments

Duke University officials remove damaged Robert E. Lee statue

Protester who admitted toppling Confederate statue makes plea to sheriff

Race Relations Forum focuses on education

Hundreds flock to thunder in the theater

Family of Titanic survivor tells story at Museum of Coastal Carolina

Old Baldy Lighthouse turning 200 years old

Judge: Lawsuit about Blackbeard shipwreck can continue

HISTORY renews Navy SEAL drama 'Six' for a 2nd season

Southport gets grant for Fort Johnston repairs, more money needed

Students bring history to life through coloring book

Colonial cannon found in Cape Fear River

Wrightsville Beach Museum holds Christmas open house

City of Wilmington honors Wilmington Ten with historic marker

Burgwin-Wright House opens new special collections room

Fort Fisher fires two cannons this weekend

Carolina Beach Town Hall gives historic exhibits new life

#ThisIsThePlace: Preservation society maintains historic home, tries to save Whiteville City Hall

#ThisIsThePlace: President Clinton's Whiteville roadtrip

#ThisIsThePlace: Pender's oldest brick house stands in Burgaw

Clemson University acknowledges slave past through markers

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