CERRO GORDO, N.C. (WWAY) – West Columbus senior Seth Williams in the WWAY Student Athlete of the Week. “I think it’s very important to be a student before athlete,” says Williams. “Sports can get you very far in life yes but at the end of the day being a student first is going to get you further.” The first baseman…
The non-profit posted a petition expressing concerns about leadership changes at the endowment and lack of transparency regarding the $1.25 billion it oversees.
A construction worker is dead after being hit by a man who drove into a construction area.
Logan Adkisson lives a double life. By day and by night, he leads and serves in different ways.
Luckily for the Officer in Command at Oak Island Coast Guard, a lot of the qualities crossover, allowing him to be successful as an assistant soccer coach at South Brunswick High School.
The North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher is hosting two family-friends events leading up to Earth Day that involve croaking or running.
Earth Day is on Monday, April 22, but you can start celebrating the weekend before at the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher.
A proposed housing development in the Town of Burgaw has some residents questioning if it would be a good fit in the area.
Wilmington resident Pam Woodell became the second person in the US to receive a procedure known as Pulse Field Ablation, which is designed to treat a-fib.
Music, beer, and vendors are coming together for an extraordinary weekend event. Brunswick Beer Exchange is holding its first-ever “Rock the Spectrum” musical showcase this Sunday, April 14th, to raise money for the Autism Society of North Carolina.
A groundbreaking event is allowing an airport to soar to new heights.
Funding for the project came from a donation by NASCAR Crew Member Danny “Chocolate” Myers and his wife Caron as a memorial to Caron’s daughter Brandy, who died from leukemia in 1987.
On Wednesday, EPA Administrator Michael Regan was in Fayetteville to announce new national drinking water standards for PFAS.
A woman is mourning the loss of her property and belongings following a fire over the weekend.
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – UNCW held off NC State Friday after a great defensive play from shortstop Kevin Jones sealed the game. UNCW improves to 20-13 and 14-7 at home. That’s five straight losses for the Wolfpack. Read more from UNCW here. Categories: Sports Tags: Diamond Hawks, seahawk baseball, Trevor Marsh, UNCW Baseball
Budget discussions are underway in Leland following a significant backlash from the community over a proposed 70-percent tax rate increase. Town council convened for a budget workshop on Tuesday night, with hundreds of residents in attendance.
This event was an opportunity to explore various ethnic groups and cultures.
Those lane closures are causing congestion along 3rd Street heading towards the Isabel Holmes Bridge.
The deadline to file your taxes is quickly approaching. Here’s your reminder if you’re still crunching the numbers.
A Brunswick County beach town is facing scrutiny after a forged signature was discovered on a town check.
North Carolina has ended the backlog of untested older sexual assault kits, Attorney General Josh Stein announced Tuesday.
This week’s pet pal is a 4-year old female Feist mix.
Crews have closed the westbound lanes going out of Wilmington in preparation for the work to start Tuesday.
Russellville, AR (WWAY) — Today in Arkansas hundreds of people gathered to get married during the solar eclipse. The event was called “Elope at the Eclipse.” There was a total of 358 couples that all said, “I do.” Giving a whole new meaning to the phrase “total eclipse of the heart.” The mass wedding ended just before the skies above…
The annual Dreamville Festival was held at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh this past weekend.
Waiting at the DMV—it’s a necessary task that many people dread—but we wanted to find out why some locations in the Cape Fear have been seeing lines out the door.