A Wilmington vocal group is hosting two free concerts at the end of September to share peace and love during a divisive time ahead of the presidential election.
The Wilmington Voices was New Hanover County’s first premiere, professional vocal ensemble.
Matthew Roberts is often front and center on the field, serving as a captain for Wilmington Christian Academy’s varsity soccer team or helping lead the baseball team to back-to-back state championships.
Alleah Murray sat down to eat a chicken patty prepared at the school, only to be surprised by what she saw inside.
Last month, Tropical Storm Debby’s downpours left a lot of standing water around the Cape Fear. Experts say all that water is the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes.
The “Home in the Cape Fear” exhibit includes a range of works from landscapes to modern art, all from local artists.
The City of Wilmington is introducing a new system for curbside trash removal with a fleet of automated trucks. These new automated “side-loader trucks” will be operational starting Monday, September 23rd.
The city is adding nine of these advanced trucks, which come with new trash collection routes.
There are numerous historical houses lining Third Street in Wilmington. But there’s one at the corner of Orange Street which catches the eye for it’s balanced dimensions.
Earlier this year, the park had been closed due to concerns about dead or diseased trees.
The Wilmington Fire Department held its annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony Wednesday morning.
A local resident is calling for action over a troubling address issue.
Kim Getz, who has lived at 221 Seacrest Drive for seven years, is experiencing significant problems due to a mix-up with a neighboring property.
The Southport Fire Department paid respects on Wednesday to the lives of first responders who were lost. The names and pictures of firefighters, police, and EMS were placed on red, white, and blue tables.
We wanted to know how registered voters in the Cape Fear are feeling about the first, and potentially last debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
CERRO GORDO, N.C. (WWAY) – The winner for the Week two WWAY Play of the Week is Demond Williams from West Columbus High School. The junior scored four different kinds of touchdown Friday night against West Bladen – on offense with a receiving score, on defense with an interception return, and on special teams twice with a kick and punt…
According to the update given during the meeting, Pender County is 8 drivers short of what it needs, a decrease from the 12 that was needed at the start of the school year.
Nourish NC held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new mobile Market on Market food truck, nicknamed the Mobile Mom.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump facing off in their first, and possibly only debate before the election. This is trump’s seventh presidential debate, and Harris’ first.
Copperheads are more active this time of year because they’re cold-blooded reptiles, and typically avoid the heat of summer and the cold of winter. That means they’re most active in the spring and fall.
The American Heart Association recognized a local hospital for cardiovascular and stroke care.
In the Cape Fear there is a growing demand for surveyors. One local business partnered with the Cape Fear Community College to address the need.
“The Blockade Runner” has announced it’s plans of renovation and rebranding.
Emmy Award-winning comedian and actor JB Smoove is set to perform in Wilmington this week.
WILMINGTON (WWAY) — This week’s Pet Pal is Drako, a 5-year-old Pit bull weighing about 65 pounds. The New Hanover Humane Society says he’s one of the longer residents at the shelter and they are hoping to find the right home for him. Staff says he is a sweetie who loves people, has a lot of energy and will need…
In a 4-3 ruling, North Carolina’s highest court says Robert F Kennedy’s name should not be on the state’s presidential ballots.
There’s another film project underway in Southport. The new Netflix show “The Waterfront” is being filmed at a local restaurant.