Art show focuses on works of Tabor City woman who died recently, fulfilling a life-long wish

TABOR CITY (WWAY) — An art show in Columbus County finished up Tuesday evening, honoring the life of a Tabor City woman. Susan Sapinsley worked as a graphic artist and journalist throughout her life. She died last week, but had one life-long wish, and it came true at Grapeful Sisters Vineyard. In her final days with Lower Cape Fear Life…

Anthony’s Italian restaurant moves locations to accommodate growing Whiteville

WHITEVILLE (WWAY) — One Columbus County restaurant is on the move, though only down the street. Anthony’s, an Italian restaurant in Whitesville, is now on South Madison Street in the heart of downtown. It was located on Mill Street for years. Anthony Grippi was born in Sicily, then moved to New York, where he worked in his family’s restaurants before…

Wilmington non-profit gifts 44 breast cancer survivors free mattresses to aid in rest, recovery

WILMINGTON (WWAY) — It’s an initiative to support breast cancer survivors on their journey to not only healing, but thriving. Wilmington non-profit Going Beyond the Pink gifted free memory-foam mattresses to forty-four breast cancer survivors outside of their office in Independence Mall on Tuesday evening. Going Beyond the Pink partnered with the United Breast Cancer Foundation to give away more…

Full Court Press December 15, 2023

Week 4

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – Conference games are in full swing for this young basketball season. GIRLS SCORES HOGGARD 53 – WEST BRUNSWICK 28 LANEY 48 – ASHLEY 22 SOUTH BRUNSWICK 33 – NEW HANOVER 71 NORTH BRUNSWICK 30 – TOPSAIL 53 WEST BLADEN 40 – WHITEVILLE 35 WEST COLUMBUS 21 – TRASK 52 PENDER 23 – EAST COLUMBUS 48 BOYS…

Bellamy Mansion and Museum in Wilmington “Nights of Lights” Dec. 20-22

The mansion will be adorned with Victorian-era holiday decorations, and volunteers will explain the house's history to guests

The Bellamy Mansion and Museum will host a free Nights of Lights ‘come-and-go’ open house Dec. 20 -22 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. each night, featuring period decorations and volunteers to explain the historical significance of the decor.