The area now known as Airlie Gardens was originally part of 640-acre land grant from King George II given to brothers Jonathon and Solomon Ogden in 1735.
WILMINGTON (WWAY) — Students from Heide Trask High School in Rocky Point enjoyed an evening in Downtown Wilmington on Wednesday. For some, it was their first time visiting the city. Tracey Podolinsky is an English as a Second Language (ESL) teacher at the high school. She took twenty-seven of her students to Wilmington to see the Wilson Center’s showing…
About $3.5 million from the recent infrastructure law will be used to develop a scope, schedule and cost estimate for 7 potential corridors.
It’s getting colder across the Cape Fear and if you don’t have a warm coat or jacket. You’ll certainly need one.
The motion to dissolve the committee came from school board member Melissa Mason, who was also the committee’s chairman.
Oyster recycling sites are setup along the coast where shells can be dumped to be recycled.
The Burgwin-Wright House and Gardens are all dressed up in holiday finery, and ready for guests at the holiday market Saturday, Dec. 9 and open house later that evening.
This week, the Cape Fear Brew Crew visited Hi-Wire Brewing! Join us tomorrow, December 7th, from 6-9 pm, for a pint night benefiting Wagon Tails Farm Rescue, a local organization that rescues animals and gives them a second chance. The Cape Fear Brew Crew invites you to Hi-Wire Brewing for an evening of craft beer and furry friends, where you…
The newest members of Wilmington City Council have been officially sworn in.
The St. James Woodworkers have been handmaking toys to donate to Toys for Tots.
A lawsuit filed against several jail employees and the former sheriff claimed an inmate was severely beaten and staff didn’t stop it.
Security experts says the rush to check things off the holiday shopping list for friends and family can sometimes leave you open to becoming the victim of a crime.
This holiday season, the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher is encouraging the community to take the pledge to give green and live green by thinking sustainably when planning celebrations and gift-giving.
This week’s pet pal is an adult female tabby cat.
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.