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.
“Walk to End Alzheimer’s” held in Wrightsville Beach
More than 900 people took part in the walk, which raised more than $154,000 for Alzheimer’s research.
National Weather Service of Wilmington hosts open house for first time in 3 decades
The community got the rare opportunity over the weekend to get a first-hand look at how our local weather is forecasted.
The 5th Quarter November 3, 2023
Week 12 (Playoffs round 1)
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – The first round of the playoffs produced some memorable moments and many of our teams survived and advanced. CHAPEL HILL 0 – HOGGARD 52 MIDDLE CREEK 13 – LANEY 27 ASHLEY 35 – PINE FOREST 19 NEW HANOVER 23 – HILLSIDE 6 PERSON 27 – NORTH BRUNSWICK 28 SOUTH GRANVILLE 0 – WHITEVILLE 42 HEIDE TRASK…
Missions of Mercy holds free dental clinic in Wilmington
The clinic continues on Saturday, Nov. 4, from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. It is first come, first served.
WMPO passes resolution supporting NCDOT efforts for Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement
If the application is accepted, a federal grant would be given out, which could cover up to 50 percent of the construction costs for a replacement to the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.
Nonprofit reacts to Facebook disabling recurring donations feature
Changes made by Facebook are leaving charities and nonprofits in a bind when it comes to donations.
Cape Fear Kite Festival taking over the skies this weekend
Dozens of kites will take over the skies along the coast this weekend.
New Hanover County Planning Board greenlights 348 townhomes in Porters Neck
More than 300 townhomes could be coming to a growing area of New Hanover County.
HIGHLIGHTS: Hoggard outlasts Broughton
Vikings advance to round three of NCHSAA Playoffs
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – The Hoggard Vikings defeated the Broughton Capitals Thursday at Scott Braswell Stadium 2-1 to advance to the third round of the NCHSAA Playoffs. The Vikings were quickly up 2-0 after goals in the first half from Clark Beery and Conerly Preston. Categories: Sports
Preparations underway for Greek Festival Drive-thru
The festival will raise money for both the church and the Good Shepherd Center.
Man charged following alleged drunk driving incident on Halloween
According to Navass’a police chief, James Earl McLaurin was arrested following a wreck at Old Mill and Lincoln Roads.
Kilwins opening up new location at The Pointe at Barclay
Kilwins, known for it’s ice cream, fudge and chocolates, is opening up another location in Wilmington
How to combat seasonal allergies and sicknesses
As the seasons change and the temperature drops, more people are getting sick.
What comes next following departure of Gateway Project developer? Mayor Saffo explains options
According to Wilmington Mayor Bill Saffo, the main reason the project is not moving forward is rising interest rates and East-West pulled out after trying to make the project work.
WWAY Play of the Week winner: KJ Carter
North Brunswick linebacker forced a fumble on the one yard line to force touchback
LELAND, N.C. (WWAY) – The votes are in the WWAY Play of the Week winner for week 11 and the winner is KJ Carter from North Brunswick High School. The senior linebacker forced a fumble on the one-yard line to force touchback. Categories: Sports
HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND: Three Bridge Tour raises money for local children
The Rotary Club of South Brunswick Islands is set to host its annual Three Bridge Tour, a unique cycling event that not only celebrates the beautiful beaches of Brunswick County but also raises funds for a charitable cause.
NC Ports awarded $11 million grant for relocation of Wilmington’s North Gate
The North Carolina State Ports Authority is receiving a nearly $11 million grant to support the relocation and optimization of the Port of Wilmington’s North Gate.
NC Veterans Day Parade canceled after Raleigh’s last-minute ban on vehicles: ‘Very disappointing’
City leaders ban parade vehicles after last year's death of a child who was struck by a vehicle in the Raleigh Christmas Parade
There will not be a Veterans Day Parade in downtown Raleigh for 2023.
Cape Fear Brew Crew: Waterman’s Brewing
Join us tonight, 11/2, from 6-9 at Waterman's Brewing benefiting Masonboro.org!
Join the Cape Fear Brew Crew as we visit Waterman’s Brewing, highlighting their amazing food, drinks, and community involvement. Join us tonight, 11/2, from 6-9 pm at Waterman’s Brewing 1610 Pavilion Pl, Wilmington, NC 28403 for live music and a great time! Categories: Cape Fear Brew Crew
North Carolina’s thirteenth district awaits approval for a public defender’s office
BRUNSWICK COUNTY (WWAY) — According to the American Bar Association, more than sixty-percent of all lawyers in North Carolina work in five urban counties in the state. That means that the majority of the state counties are in a ‘legal desert.’ But, three counties in the Cape Fear are about to get some help. A process more than two years in…