WILMINGTON (WWAY) — Thanksgiving is one week from tomorrow, which means it is time to start getting the pantry stocked with everything you will need to prepare your holiday meal. Today, a local organization helped hundreds of families prepare for theirs. The Good Shepherd Center handed out one-thousand bags full of Thanksgiving dinner essentials, along with a twenty-five dollar Butterball…
The Community Assistance Response and Engagement program brings mental health clinicians into the center who work alongside 911 operators.
18-year-old student athlete in remission after battle with Crohn’s Disease on and off the field
Cape Fear Community College hosted an event on Wednesday meant to attract the next generation of manufacturers.
The Cape Fear Brew Crew visits Smoke on the Water, highlighting their amazing food, drinks, views and community involvement. Join us tomorrow, 11/16, from 6-8 pm at Smoke on the Water. Enjoy delicious food, drinks, and live music! Categories: Cape Fear Brew Crew, News
As Thanksgiving approaches, Carolina Beach is buzzing with excitement for a novel event on the horizon—Cranksgiving. Kelsey Viscount from the Carolina Beach Bar Club joined the Good Morning Carolina team to provide a sneak peek into the unique blend of cycling and scavenger hunts, all aimed at supporting a great cause.
WHITEVILLE, N.C. (WWAY) – The final football Play of the Week winner for the 5th Quarter this year is Amari Best from Whiteville High School. The senior intercepted a wheel route that he says he knew was coming from film study. His pick six helped the Wolfpack get early momentum against the team that knocked them out of the playoffs…
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – The Seahawks flirted with multiple all-time records in Tuesday’s 116-80 win over Columbia International Tuesday night. Read the full story from UNCW here. Categories: Sports
As actors await the deal between the union and major studios to become official, many in the film industry are looking ahead to a busy new year as productions resume.
ASH, N.C. (WWAY) — On Monday night, the Brunswick County Planning Board voted against a controversial and potentially massive development near the community of Ash. The proposed “Ashton Farms Development” would have brought nearly three-thousand housing units to the area. There were tensions on both sides of the issue, with emotions boiling over at a community meeting back in September…
After conducting a nationwide search, the Board of Trustees at Historic Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts (THCPA) announced Shane Fernando as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective January 2024.
A proposed affordable housing development set to be built at the site of the former Starway Flea Market getting a green light Tuesday
Festival staff is in high gear making final preparations for the 5-day event that begins tomorrow, November 15th.
In May of 2021, a vehicle hit the former steel-truss bridge, permanently closing the structure.
Dozens of New Hanover County students gathered on Tuesday to walk in honor of Civil Rights Activist, Ruby Bridges.
In Wilmington at Cape Fear Community College, one instructor shared with his students that artificial intelligence may be the new norm, even in education.
A 20-year-old man was killed Monday night in an apparent hit-and-run.
This week’s pet pal is a 2-year old female Huskey.
“The movement Moolah Kicks started is so important of course it’s about the shoes performing and elevating your game on the court as a female baller in shoes that are fit for your feet,” said Moolah Kicks CEO Natalie White. “We have a brand whose sole mission and purpose is to elevate and hype woman’s basketball at every level.”
Another proposal is in the works for what will occupy the space of the former Galleria Shopping Center on Wrightsville Avenue.
All groceries will be first come first serve while supplies last.
A Wilmington phlebotomy school is being sued by the state attorney general for allegedly falsely advertising their phlebotomy certification program without telling students the program is not licensed by the state.
Temperatures are lowering as we continue slipping into the colder months and weather changes can provoke changes in mood.
A long-time school crossing guard in New Hanover County is celebrating a special milestone.