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The 500-kilowatt solar array is one of several major energy improvement efforts in a larger guaranteed energy savings performance contract.
Jim Harris is a UNCW Seahawk through and through.
“Bonafide,” says Harris of his Teal pride. “I’ve been pretty active on campus… Even other than keeping the clock for 50 years.”
If you’ve already voted in North Carolina, you may have noticed a constitutional at the bottom of the ballot.
The 20,000 sq ft. visitor center is home to numerous artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of the fort, which was used during the Civil War and World War II.
67-year-old Jesse Conroy Watkins is charged with one count of murder, two counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious injury, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
There have been countless changes to the faces you see on your screen and the station as a whole since WWAY signed on air for the first time on October 30, 1964.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY (WWAY)– Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida more than a month ago, and rainfall in Western North Carolina caused widespread flooding and fast-moving landslides. Tuesday night, the City of Wilmington put on “From Wilmington with Love,” a benefit concert featuring singer and songwriter “Ben Folds.” “I’m excited to chip in as much as possible. We’re all…
Back in 2001, the Wilmington Waves were the Dodgers Low-A minor league team as a new expansion team for the South Atlantic League.
The future of a rural rescue squad hangs in the balance after failing to reach a contract agreement with Pender EMS and Fire.
If you’ve already voted in Brunswick County this election, you may have noticed your “I Voted” sticker looks a little different from previous elections. That’s because the sticker was designed by a Brunswick County Schools Student.
After around 50 Marines were hosted last year, the program expects 100 or more Marines to take part this year.
After seeing the devastation in Western North Carolina from Helene, students and staff at a local high school knew they needed to do something.
The Rotary Club of South Brunswick Islands is gearing up for the sixth annual Three Bridge Tour this weekend, a scenic bicycle ride across Brunswick County that supports a good cause. The event offers participants various route options and aims to raise funds for the Boys and Girls Home in Lake Waccamaw.
The rescue says she loves to play and is a smart and silly girl.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY (WWAY)–In Brunswick County, one neighborhood is coming alive with Halloween decorations and haunts. Jeff Hertzog is the man behind this haunted trail in Stoney Creek Plantation, and considering what the neighborhood has been through with Potential Tropical Storm Eight last month, he wants to take a few dark times off people’s minds. There are Dolls, clowns, and spiders!…
Two days later, Jerry Ballard received a message from the New Hanover County Board of Elections that said his ballot was spoiled and wasn’t going to be counted because someone else had voted in-person using his name.
According to Halloween 365 general manager Charlene Cliborne, some of the most popular costumes people have been looking for are Ghost Face and superheroes, with Deadpool and Wolverine being the most popular superheroes.
In hopes to raise some funds for their conference, the Society of Women Engineers at UNCW partnered with engineering 101 students to put on a wave flume boat race.
Founder and owner of Topsail Steamer Danielle Mahon went into the tank asking for $350 for an 8% stake.
For decades, Wilmington’s blue laws restricted Sunday business activities, banning the sale of non-essential items.
While pharmacies and certain shops remained open, many others had to close their doors.
LELAND, N.C. (WWAY) – Week 10 has come and gone. Next week will be conference championships. The week after is now for an extra regular season week, which some of our teams will play, before the postseason. Vote for the play of the week here. Categories: Fifth Quarter, Sports
Brunswick Partnership for Housing held its inaugural Sleep-out Brunswick event at Cape Fear Regional Jetport in Southport.
Earlier this week, New Hanover County Commissioners discussed a proposed framework for a new periodic inspection program aimed at addressing maintenance issues in older commercial buildings in downtown Wilmington.