Out of order vote leads to developer withdrawing request for 300+ Porters Neck townhomes
A developer is pressing pause on a major development in northern New Hanover County.
Financial advisor gives tips on setting yourself up for success financially in 2024
“Well, we’ve had historic inflation, it’s been a real historic route.”
Food truck court scheduled to come to Wilmington
A proposed food truck court named Chow Town is scheduled to be coming to Wilmington on 1101 N Fourth Street.
Emergency services and power companies prepare ahead of the storm
Rough weather may be on the way. Emergency management agencies and those in charge of critical services are all on alert. Power companies are also keeping a watchful eye on the weather.
Navigating Medicaid expansion eligibility
The NC Navigator Consortium offers free aid to those who need help applying for or updating their healthcare policy during open enrollment.
A night of remembrance and hope: CAM’s lantern ceremony shines bright in the darkness
Hundreds of people came out to decorate and personalize their lanterns, before having them floated out on the museum’s reflection pond.
Tiny chorus, big impact as volunteers take part in Frogwatch workshops
Several people took part in a listening session to see if they could recognize the calls of a variety of frogs and toads.
Former Leland resident life in limbo after canceled 3-year cruise
After spending more than 6 figures on a room on the Life at Sea Cruise, and even more spent in preparation for departure, Shirene Thomas says she still hasn’t been fully paid back.
Full Court Press January 5, 2023
Week 6
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – The new year is here, and we are about one third of the way through the regular season. See the full week six show below! GIRLS BASKETBALL FINAL SCORES NEW HANOVER 46 – ASHLEY 37 HOGGARD 52 – LANEY 38 TOPSAIL 57 – WEST BRUNSWICK 40 SOUTH BRUNSWICK 38 – NORTH BRUNSWICK 45 WHITEVILLE 63 –…
Residents upset over lack of communication on Social Security office closure
The Social Security office in Wilmington has been closed to in-person visits for more than a month, which has caused frustration and anger for many New Hanover County residents. The office, located on South 16th Street, has been closed since December 4th.
A Whiteville pharmacy break-in results in loss of $16,000 worth of prescription items
WHITEVILLE, NC (WWAY) — Police are investigating a break-in at Guiton’s Drug Store that happened on December 29 in downtown Whiteville. The suspect stole around $16,000 of prescription items. Pharmacist Angela Soles said no narcotics were taken. Instead, the suspect took items such as weight loss drugs, anti-diarrheal meds, and other non-controlled substances. In addition, there is around $10,000 in…
Changes in leadership start 2024 for the Wilmington arts community
It’s a new year, and there are big changes for the Wilmington arts community.
The significance of Epiphany and its continuation of Christmas
Saturday is Epiphany, which is the 12th day of Christmas. In the Eastern Orthodox Church, Epiphany celebrates the baptism of Jesus in the river Jordan by John the Baptist.
Register of Deeds seeking applicants for free wedding event
In the spirit of love, the New Hanover County Register of Deeds is set to host its sixth annual free wedding event for couples on Valentine’s Day. The initiative, themed “All You Need is Love,” aims to provide couples with a memorable wedding experience without the financial burden.
Friends in Ocean Isle Beach turn work days to beach days by creating new game
Years of brainstorming, prototype development, and playing games are paying off for four best friends in Brunswick County.
WWAY Play of the Week winner: Brycen Edwards
Whiteville junior guard hit a buzzer beater in double overtime
WILMIGNTON, N.C. (WWAY) – The winner for the week is Brycen Edwards from Whiteville High School. The junior guard hit a buzzer beater to defeat Scotland in double overtime during the Bladen Offroad Christmas Tournament. Categories: Sports
NHCS Board of Education members disagreeing on their current legal representation
Some New Hanover County School Board of Education members disagreeing on their legal representation.
Novant Health’s emergency rooms dealing with privacy concerns and overcrowding
Wilmington resident Tracy Dumas and her mother visited the ER at Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center on December 29th and her mother was treated on a bed in a hallway, with just a screen between her and other patients.
Solar panel problems: What to know before making the switch
Solar energy is environmentally friendly and the lower energy bill often advertised is rather tempting.
Wilmington Community Justice Center announced at The Harrelson Center
The Wilmington Community Justice Center at The Harrelson Center has a goal of achieving justice for victims of crimes through support services.
New Hanover Senior Basketball looking for more players
Nonprofit also supports other sports of many ability levels
On Mondays and Thursdays at Grace United Methodist Church in downtown Wilmington, some of the city’s old heads congregate to hoop.
History with ‘Hud’: The Wilmington man who designed the Lincoln Memorial
Most people have heard of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. But few know the name of the man who designed the famous structure, with even fewer knowing of his connection to Wilmington.
Shane Fernando embraces legacy of Thalian Hall, plans future enhancements
In a changing of the guard, a familiar face assumed leadership at Thalian Hall as the New Year dawned.
Franklin Square Park closed due to concerns trees are diseased or dead
According to the city, they’re particularly concerned about 4 trees, but there are nearly 2 dozen more that are being looked at to see if they need to come down.