Superior Court Judge Kent Harrell ruled that while some of Craver’s actions were questionable, they do not rise to willful misconduct. The decision came during a hearing to determine whether she should be removed from office in light of embezzlement allegations.
A New Hanover County School is celebrating its centennial anniversary.
While she’s not studying or practicing, the All-MEC Honorable Mention player likes to volunteer, specifically feeding the homeless in Wilmington. She is also in the National Honor’s Society, Beta Club and Math Club – her favorite subject.
BURGAW, NC (WWAY) — Dozens of residents gathered in Burgaw Thursday evening to give their thoughts on a proposed rezoning for more than 500 hundred homes that could come to the area. Residents at the Burgaw Planning Board meeting heard a presentation from developer DR Horton and Timmons Group about their proposal to bring 531 units to a space located…
On Thursday, Elizabeth Craver took the stand, answering questions about items she bought for personal use when she served as the Clerk of Court for Pender County.
The airport held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new Dunkin’ Donuts, a Jimmy John’s sandwich shop, and a store called The Market.
Wilmington Police responded to an incident near the corner of Market Street and Darlington Avenue Thursday afternoon.
Thousands of vehicles pass by a nearly 100-year-old stadium complex each day as they drive up and down Carolina Beach Road. But the landmark has undergone numerous changes over the last century.
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – Tied at 4-4 with one out and two runners on, Mary Sobataka tattooed a ball in the bottom of the 7th right back to the ECU pitcher – which for a second left UNCW fans thinking the inning would be over, with a rather easy double play opportunity with Cassidy Relay slightly off the first base…
In a story that sounds stranger than fiction but is indeed fact, Varnamtown in Brunswick County was once the second busiest port of illegal drugs on the eastern seaboard in the 80’s.
According to the North Carolina Lottery Commissioner, between March 11th and March 31st, North Carolinians bet close to $660 million. From all those wagers, bettors won over $590 million, which generated more than $66 million in revenue for the operators and the state.
After the Wrightsville Beach Museum was evicted from the 100-year-old Ewing-Bordeaux Cottage last month, it seemed the museum would be unable to return to the structure, but that may soon change.
The district is facing a $20 million budget shortfall with up to 110 positions that will need to be cut to balance the budget.
One loose wire damaged a parked police department vehicle, while two trees near Walnut Street were cut down on Wednesday due to the damage.
Hannah Fitta has only been a full time teacher since 2021, but she’s already made her mark on New Hanover County Schools.
BELVILLE, NC (WWAY) — One park in Brunswick County is using technology with a bird’s eye view to keep visitors safe. Along the Belville Riverwalk Trail, you’ll notice wooden poles with cameras and other equipment on them. The Town of Belville worked with a non-profit to have the cameras placed along the trail, which town manager Athina Williams said helps…
Residents from Brunswick Cove Living Center took part in Senior Fishing Day at the Belville Riverwalk on Tuesday.
The City of Wilmington is trying to make one area more walkable by adding two-and-a-half miles of sidewalks along a busy road. But for one homeowner, it could come at a cost.
Governor Roy Cooper is continuing to promote 2024 as “the year of public schools.”
The North Carolina Aquariums at Fort Fisher is showcasing children’s artwork curated from “This is My Mexico 2023” through April 28.
Last week, the County’s Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a new ordinance requiring a traffic impact analysis before the county’s planning board can approve a development.
Tonight at Little Dipper Fondue in downtown Wilmington, the 2nd Annual Snip Ball was held to raise money for the Wilmington Animal Centrix spay and neuter initiative project.
A big announcement was made Tuesday afternoon live on WWAY.
While the updated budget still includes that proposed smaller increase, some residents at the meeting were frustrated with the council’s decision to enter a closed session for an hour and a half at the beginning of the meeting.