Contamination is nothing new for the Town of Navassa, which is why they are finally taking the steps to educate themselves, as well as bring environmental justice, to how this could be impacting their health to light.
Lots of people are talking about what’s to come for many drivers during a six-month long maintenance project on the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.
Saturday’s win is one of the biggest in Seahawk program history.
16 stores are taking part, with 5 different categories for customers to vote on: most original, most traditional, most kid-friendly, biggest surprise, and best overall.
This year’s theme for world aids day is “World AIDS Day 35: Remember and Commit.”
After sunset, the event wrapped up with a movie and tree lighting event.
Yes, it’s a basketball show. But there’s a football team going to the state championship game.
Since its inception, the program has placed 164 families into homes in the Cape Fear and throughout North Carolina.
Dale Thomas has been an officer for more than 16 years. He spent the first nine years of his career in Omaha, Nebraska, and then came to work at the Leland Police Department for four years.
In January, work will begin on the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge and it is expected to last until June.
Detectives with the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Unit are asking for the community’s assistance in identifying a person seen on video after breaking into a Leland home.
WILMINGTON (WWAY) — Coastal Bringing Up Down Syndrome (BUDS) served up smiles in the final installment of a four-week cooking class for children with Down Syndrome on Thursday. The final week of “Down to Cook” featured an array of festive recipes, but the icing on the cake for the budding chefs was a graduation ceremony to end the evening, when…
Following the death of Henry Kissinger, Howie Franklin shares insights into his career, highlighting his experiences with policy maker during pivotal moments of the Cold War era.
An essential piece of equipment called a Microscopic FTR, is used by the project to determine whether a particle is plastic or organic was damaged.
For Wendy Swaveley, it feels like she’s been in a vicious cycle. She’s been dealing with a leaky roof and multiple small fires in her mobile home in the years since Florence hit.
Medicaid Expansion will officially take effect Dec 1. This will allow more North Carolina residents, ages 19 through 64, access to healthcare.
The holiday season is in full swing, meaning visits from Santa to the Cotton Exchange over the next few weeks. But the eight building fixture which houses the Jolly fellow each year was nearly torn down more than half a century ago.
After serving for nearly two decades as district attorney for New Hanover and Pender Counties, Ben David announced he is resigning next year.
One attraction is preparing for ‘the most wonderful time of the year.’
A ribbon cutting held Wednesday in Elizabethtown officially marked the opening of a center designed to help current and former military members struggling with addiction.
According to the CDC, there has been a nearly 5% increase in positive influenza cases the week of November 19th-25th compared to the week of November 12th-18th.
From November 27th through the 29th, a number of focus groups have been held, each one giving a different demographic the chance to discuss the plan. Such groups included one with elementary school teachers while another had high school students.
The Head of the Department of Environmental Quality was in the Cape Fear on Wednesday discussing flood resiliency
Mac’s Speed Shop in Wilmington has served its last meal.