‘All this over a deer:’ Pender County man speaks out after being attacked by trespassers
A Pender County man is sharing his story after he said he was attacked over the weekend.
North Brunswick High School holds first annual vocational rehabilitation day
BRUNSWICK COUNTY (WWAY) — North Brunswick High School held a new event on Wednesday to show students what is in store for them after graduation. The inaugural “Rising Stars: Vocational Rehabilitation Day For Students With Disabilities” gave such students more insight into what careers are available to them. Teachers and other staff at North Brunswick spoke to the students, sharing their…
Municipal elections in some Brunswick County cities could require a closer look
Even though election day is over, things might not be officially over in some cities in Brunswick County
New signs placed at dozens of Wilmington intersection medians
The signs say “No Stopping or Standing on Median.”
South Columbus High School honors Veterans during annual program
On Wednesday, South Columbus High School in Tabor City held its annual Veteran’s Day program, honoring all who have worn the uniform.
New Hanover County leaders hold ‘clean truck standard’ press conference
Several local leaders joined public health officials on Wednesday, calling for stronger clean truck standards to reduce emissions.
UNCW helps discover balloon ingestion as cause of death for washed up whale calf
A whale recently discovered washed up on a beach in Emerald Isle died from ingesting a balloon, according to a study.
Cape Fear Brew Crew: Edward Teach Brewing
Join us tomorrow, 11/9, from 6-9 at Edward Teach Brewing!
Join the Cape Fear Brew Crew as we highlight Edward Teach Brewing, where history meets hops and craft beer reigns supreme. Join us tomorrow, November 9th, from 6-9 pm, for a pint night benefiting Primary Complete, an organization that provides education, entertainment, and enlightenment to first responders with a special focus on mental health for veterans and firefighters! Come check…
Toys for Tots collection campaign underway across the Cape Fear
Toys for Tots Calabash Campaign visits WWAY's Good Morning Carolina to talk about this year's holiday toy drive for underserved children
While the campaign actually runs year-round to serve children in Brunswick, Columbus and Bladen Counties, this year’s toy drive runs Oct 1 through just before Christmas.
WWAY Play of the Week winner: Hampton Roderick
Laney's junior safety wins the week 11 vote after a pick six to secure the win
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – Hampton Roderick from Laney has once again won the WWAY Play of the Week. But this time, it was for a defensive play. Categories: Sports
UNCW starts Nicole Woods Era off with a victory
Seahawks defeat The Apprentice School 78-42
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – Nicole Woods is officially 1-0 as a head coach and so are the UNCW Seahawks on the 2023-24 season. Read more from UNCW here. Categories: Sports
The American Red Cross of the Cape Fear Area hosting a Battleship blood drive
The American Red Cross of the Cape Fear Area is hosting a unique blood drive on Wednesday as a way to honor veterans.
Wilmington Central Rotary Club salutes veterans
Every year for the last two years, each Rotarian invites a New Hanover County Veteran of their choice to attend a luncheon to be recognized for their service.
Pet Pals: 2-year old female cat looking for forever home
This week’s pet pal is a 2-year old female cat.
HIGHLIGHTS: UNCW tops Mount Olive to open hoops season
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – The Seahawks depth was on full display in the teams’ 105-66 win over Mount Olive Monday. Every player played and scored in the game who was active for the game. Junior Trazarien White led the way with 23 points, hitting 8 of 12 shots from the field. Three other Seahawks were in double digits – KJ…
Commissioners deny moving truck business, vote to use eminent domain to buy adult entertainment club for New Hanover County parking
A new business will not be coming to Carolina Beach Road after a unanimous vote by the New Hanover County Commissioners.
NC NAACP, Columbus County NAACP call for resignation of Whiteville City Schools chair
“An elected official of that stature is not only making decisions about the kids but also who to hire, and we’re concerned given the nature of the crime, race plays a factor in her decisions,” said Curtis Hill, President of the Columbus County NAACP.
Chadbourn man charged with murder in South Carolina
William Perritt, 21, of Chadbourn, has been charged with murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime, according to arrest warrants.
Salvation Army looks to break ground on property off MLK Parkway in early 2024
The Salvation Army of the Cape Fear has owned 22 acres of land off Martin Luther King Parkway for nearly a decade, with plans to build a new shelter and community center
Wilmington Mayor Bill Saffo shares with students the importance of elections
Municipal elections are Tuesday and voters will have their say in a number of races across the Cape Fear.
Drier conditions pose the threat of fires getting out of control
State officials say the drought monitor has the Cape Fear falling into the abnormally dry range, which has many concerned about a risk of wildfires breaking out in our area.
Six panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt come to Wilmington ahead of World AIDS Day
– Six panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt are on display in Wilmington to commemorate those who live or who have died of HIV or AIDS
Shallotte veteran bringing recognition to vets of all forces with flags
Three years ago, Frank Berenyi created a program called “Flag for Me” in an effort to recognize all who fought, but often go unrecognized.
SENC Veterans Parade, Sudan Shriners Parade happening back-to-back in Wilmington
For the first time ever, the Southeast North Carolina Veterans Parade and the Sudan Shriners Parade will step off one after the other on Third Street in downtown Wilmington on Veterans Day this year. The two parades combined will bring about 130 units of various kinds to the city that morning, creating one of the largest such events ever seen in Wilmington.