New Hanover County School Board continues to discuss upcoming fiscal year budget
New Hanover County School Board leaders are trying to figure out how to cover a multi-million-dollar shortfall for the upcoming fiscal year.
Convenience store chain Wawa bringing ten locations to the Cape Fear
On Tuesday, the company hosted a tour in three North Carolina cities, starting in Wilmington to talk about their expansion plans.
Voters head to the polls for second Republican primary
The second primary will decide the Republican candidates for lieutenant governor and state auditor. Polls close at 7:30 p.m.
Pet Pals: Adult Hound mix looking for forever home
This week’s pet pal is an adult Hound mix.
Brunswick County residents oppose several amendments considered by planning board
More than 100 people came out Monday night to give their thoughts on several amendments under consideration by the Brunswick County Planning Board.
New Hanover County Commissioners continue work on budget as cuts are considered
One item briefly discussed was the future of Port City United (PCU).
NCDMV statewide license delay continues, relief is in the near future
In order to vote, you must have a valid ID. The North Carolina DMV, however, is still experiencing production delays.
New Hanover County in need of foster parents
In New Hanover County, there are around 250 children in the custody of DSS, but less than 70 licensed foster homes, according to a county spokesperson.
Wrightsville Beach Farmers’ Market returns for the season
The famers’ market is held every Monday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. next to the Wrightsville Beach Town Hall off Causeway Drive.
Residents gather in Topsail Beach to ‘save the South End’
Dozens of residents gathered in Topsail Beach Saturday with one mission — to “save the South End”.
A lasting legacy: Kids on Carousels Foundation to host first fundraising event
The foundation’s first ever fundraising event will be held at End of Days Distillery at 1815 Castle Street in Wilmington on May 16 from 4 to 6 p.m.
Blooming frenzy at flower shops as Mother’s Day draws near
According to the Society of American Florists, Mother’s Day is tied with Christmas as the second busiest day for flower shops.
Former Port City United employee arrested
A former Port City United employee has been arrested.
Brunswick County looking for volunteers for new Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
BRUNSWICK COUNTY (WWAY) — In Brunswick County, a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is still in the early phase of development. Officials are looking to train volunteers who can provide support in emergency situations to help free up the highly trained emergency responders when they are needed. Brunswick County Emergency Management Director David McIntire is looking forward to the venture….
Oak Island Fire Department receives new fire truck
A new fire truck was delivered to the Oak Island Fire Department on Friday.
Oak Island Fire Department receives smoke alarm donations to provide for residents
The Oak Island Fire Department received a lot of items to be used for its fire prevention efforts.
First-generation, international, and COVID-19 graduate says goodbye and gives thanks to UNCW
Taking a closer look at one Seahawk leaving the nest. This UNCW graduate said the challenges she faced led her to this very moment. WWAY spoke to her just ahead of her steps across the stage.
‘Emotions were very high’ UNCW Softball rides Hammock’s 159 pitches and a 5-run 11th to CAA championship
Seahawk freshman Madison Biddle broke open the game with a 2-run single
After moving the game up two hours due to weather concerns, the Seahawks needed more than three hours to hold off Delaware and advance to Saturday’s CAA Championship.
HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND: Family Farm Day at Wilmington Children’s Museum
The Wilmington Children’s Museum is hosting an annual event this weekend that promises fun for both children and their parents.
Historic ship departs Wilmington for the last time, leaving behind years of stories and memories
The Maffitt had served as a water taxi and charter boat for Cape Fear River Boats for more than 30 years, a constant sight alongside her fleet mate, the Henrietta.
Jazz at the Mansion Returns with the Dillon Goodson Quartet
The first Jazz at the Mansion concert kicked off at 6:30 with the Dillon Goodson Quartet playing on the lawn of the Bellamy Museum.
WWAY Student Athlete of the Week: Gage Hickman
Our WWAY Student Athlete of the Week comes from West Brunswick high school and he loves nothing more than a challenge.
Carolina Beach could see a 9% property tax increase as 2024-2025 budget is in development
The Town of Carolina Beach recently released its latest draft of the 2024-2025 budget, which includes requests from various departments.
Wilmington Bilingual Preschool sets up students for success with a second language
A Cape Fear area preschool is equipping students with tools to succeed in a second language.