Novant Health Airlink celebrates 20,000 patients transported, adds whole blood supply on-board
Novant Health’s AirLink helicopter fleet celebrated a major millstone and an addition to its on-board resources.
Pet Pals: Energetic hound looking for forever home
Paws Place Rescue says he’s a typical young pup with a lot of energy and is very affectionate.
Beekeepers are noticing their bees dying from aerial spraying
"The chemical was supposed not to last but a few minutes after they sprayed it."
BRUNSWICK COUNTY (WWAY) –A local beekeeper is upset with elected officials after hundreds of honey bees died from Aerial spraying for mosquitoes. He says he did everything he was told by the county to protect his bees, but it wasn’t enough. Now, he’s waiting to see if the county will reimburse him for his loss. “The chemical was supposed not…
Fundraising Event for Children’s Museum lets attendees explore yachts
Yachtventure is set to take place this Saturday, October 19, at Bradley Creek Marina from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The event, which supports the Children’s Museum of Wilmington, offers attendees a chance to tour luxurious yachts while enjoying an evening of live music, drinks, and a silent auction.
North Topsail HOA refuses to repair leaking roof, couple left with extensive water damage
The HOA told the couple their homeowner’s insurance—not the HOA’s—would need to cover the roof repairs, despite roof maintenance being the HOA’s responsibility.
Flooding risks increase for beach communities as super moon set to appear in night sky
A supermoon is when the moon is at its closest position to the Earth and will appear slightly larger and brighter in the sky.
New Chipotle restaurant in Leland set to open soon
A new Chipotle will soon open in the Villages at Brunswick Forest shopping center.
Pickleball for a purpose: Rallying for Alzheimer’s
Comfort Keepers took to the pickleball courts for a special fundraiser, with all proceeds going directly toward the Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
Celebrate the strange: “Make Wilmington Weird Fest”
Hi-Wire Brewery hosted the “Make Wilmington Weird Fest,” a celebration for local vendors and attendees who embody uniqueness and creativity.
This free event highlighted the quirky side of Wilmington, inviting attendees to indulge in a variety of eclectic activities.
The 5th Quarter October 11, 2024
Week eight
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – It finally felt like fall weather tonight! Watch the full show below. Vote for the WWAY Play of the Week here! Hoggard 35 – Ashley 27 New Hanover 41 – North Brunswick 16 Topsail 42 – South Brunswick 20 West Brunswick 14 – Laney 45 Trask 6 – East Bladen 12 West Columbus 0 – South…
Lt. Governor Mark Robinson makes campaign visit to Wilmington
Robinson spoke at an event at Carolina Barbeque on College Road, where he said having good policy will be the most important focus of the election.
Wrightsville Beach Brewing and other businesses helped deliver supplies to western NC
Wrightsville Beach Brewery and the Qualified Captain and Beach Maintenance Repair took supplies out to several areas of western North Carolina.
UNCW professor gives tips on talking politics with friends and family
It appears this year’s election will be a sharply divided one, both nationally, and here in North Carolina. It can be difficult to talk with friends or family about who you’re voting for, especially if you disagree on who’s better for the job.
Residents voice concerns over aerial spraying in Brunswick County
Last Monday, Brunswick County commissioners approved the aerial spraying, but many residents feel excluded from the conversation.
Concerns arise over the insecticide used: Dibrom, also known as Naled, is EPA approved and was previously used after Hurricane Florence in 2018.
Junior League of Wilmington’s 16th annual Touch-A-Truck event happening Sunday
The Junior League of Wilmington will hold its 16th annual Touch-A-Truck event on Sunday, October 13 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
WWAY Student Athlete of the Week: Emma Tholen
South Brunswick senior captain isn't letting an injury stop her from leading on and off the court
This week’s student athlete of the week is powering through adversity and doing her best to not let it affect her.
Emma Tholen is a senior on the South Brunswick volleyball team. This year she has sustained knee and shoulder injuries that have kept her off the court.
Welcome Home Angel hosting several events to promote mission
Welcome Home Angel, a local nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of children with chronic and physically debilitating illnesses or injuries, is gearing up for two major events aimed at raising awareness and funds for its mission. The organization, which was founded 17 years ago by John Kaiser, specializes in creating customized home makeovers for children in need.
Hanover Kennel Club Dog Show happening this weekend in Wilmington
This weekend, the Hanover Kennel Club will host its annual dog show at Legion Stadium, where hundreds of dogs will compete for the coveted title of Best in Show. The event is set to take place from 8 a.m. to approximately 3:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
Wilmington comedian releasing comedy special featuring sold out Thalian Hall show
A Wilmington comedian is releasing his first comedy special featuring a sold out show at Thalian Hall.
Lighthouse Films shot “Cliff Cash: The Long Road” at Wilmington’s historic Thalian Hall in front of a sold out crowd of 550 people.
The NCDOT gives updates on two 211 bridge conditions after a severe storm caused major erosion
"Take a deep breath as you wait in traffic. Adjust your schedules."
BRUNSWICK COUNTY (WWAY) — Things are slowly getting back to normal in Brunswick County after a severe storm nearly a month ago, caused severe erosion of bridges and roads. The North Carolina Department of Transportation has been working to make repairs. It’s a step closer to completion. Mid-Thursday morning, the Duke Canal Bridge in Southport reopened to traffic, leaving one…
Boiling Spring Lakes residents voice frustration as cleanup from storm continues
The storm dropped more than 8 inches of rain on the city, washing out some roads and nearly causing a bridge to collapse.
How a Supreme Court Decision and state law is clearing the way for wetland development
Last year, the landmark Supreme Court decision Sackett v. EPA changed federal wetland protections established by the Clean Water Act to only protect wetlands with a “continuous surface connection.”
Coastal Horizons holds event for Mental Health Awareness Day
Attendees could talk with community partners, get access to mental health resources, and take part in mindfulness activities like yoga.
WWAY Play of the Week winner: Rush Blackwell
South Columbus senior returned a punt for one of his 3 TDs against East Columbus
TABOR CITY, N.C. (WWAY) – The winner for the week seven WWAY Play of the Week is Rush Blackwell from South Columbus. The senior scored three touchdowns against East Columbus. He is currently leading the 5-1 Stallions in rush yards per game and receiving yards per game. Categories: Columbus, Columbus, Local, Sports