The winner of the WWAY Play of the Week vote from last Friday’s 5th Quarter is Laney’s Kilby Theiss-Dixon.
The sophomore made a contested catch in the back of the endzone.
Speaking at Casa Blanca Coffee on Market Street, the second gentleman touted his wife Kamala Harris’ plan for what she calls an “Opportunity Economy.”
The North Carolina Chapter of Baptists on Mission, a nonprofit organization, assesses and repairs damage caused by natural disasters at no cost to homeowners.
“They’ve really helped us pick up the pieces, and trusting in God has truly brought us through this,” says Alicia Smith, who faced the aftermath of the September 16th storm that flooded her home with 36 inches of water.
Delighting in an underwater diver in a 235,000-gallon habitat, turning on a light bulb by touching your nose or feeling the carapace of a sea turtle are all experiences at the annual Femme in STEM event.
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — A few small business owners are a little more knowledgeable when it comes to their start-up plans, thanks to a “Jump Start” from one organization. After every timer ring, it was time for the next business owner to go up front and give it all they got! It’s like a pitch contest where small business owners…
A Delco woman is behind bars for her alleged role in the disappearance and murder of a Columbus County woman.
CreativeMornings, a global breakfast speaker series for the creative community, has officially arrived in Wilmington, bringing together artists, musicians, entrepreneurs, and other creative professionals.
New Hanover Humane Society staff says he has a big heart with a lot of love to give.
More than 20 residents spoke during the meeting, with many expressing frustration and anger at the commissioners for allowing overdevelopment within the county.
A portion of proceeds from the bar will be donated to the Brunswick Family Assistance, which also accepted item donations like food and clothes.
LELAND, NC (WWAY) -The golf course is where some people say business deals are made but an organization teaching the sport says it’s not just a game for adults. Sometimes, we take shots at life that may not be perfect, but when we work on them long enough, the best moments come when we least expect them. Youngsters from seven…
Monday marks one week since a powerful storm pummeled the Cape Fear causing significant damage.
The North Carolina department of transportation is continuing its work to repair roads damaged by last week’s storm.
The first week of conference games are done, however some games still need to be played.
On Monday, Cameron Morgan left a relatives house around 10 am to drive home, but due to the heavy rainfall and flooded roads, he spent the next 17 hours in his car, a drive which usually takes around 3 hours.
Several areas in the Cape Fear region are still recovering from Monday’s storm, and this recovery will extend into next week, particularly in Brunswick County.
It has taken a few days for students in the area to get back on track, but with roads still in disarray, the Brunswick County School District is preparing for remote learning next week.
As a severe storm moved through the area, bringing heavy rain, thunder, and strong winds, lightning hit the Sherwood’s home in Boiling Spring Lakes just before noon.
The NCDOT is seeking public input on potential funding solutions as cars become more fuel-efficient and new technologies develop.
So far, she has raised over $1000, which she plans to share with the businesses around town.
As of Thursday evening, many residents along Fort Fisher Blvd and many side streets in Kure Beach, have piles of debris and damaged items stacked in front of their homes.
It was one of two touchdowns on the night for Adams, and helped the Knights secure their first victory of the year over the East Columbus Gators.
A trio of rushers, Sherrod Henderson Jaiden Young and Asher Eason combined for 285 yards. Eason, a senior, added four touchdowns alone.
The Titans will travel Friday to play against the defending Waccamaw Conference champions, the West Columbus Vikings, to begin league play.
The storm that swept through Brunswick County and surrounding areas on Monday, leaves residents picking up the pieces.
Just a day after Governor Roy Cooper visited Southport to declare disaster areas, North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey arrived to assess the damage.
23-year-old Matthew Dolan made his first court appearance on Thursday. Dolan is charged with First Degree Murder, First Degree Arson, and Cruelty to Animals.