Waccamaw Siouan Tribe annual Powwow taking place this weekend
One of the Cape Fear’s Native American tribes is celebrating its culture this weekend.
One of the Cape Fear’s Native American tribes is celebrating its culture this weekend.
Several agencies partnered to show folks what health care resources are available in the area.
CASTLE HAYNE (WWAY) — Approaching SkyWatch Bird Rescue, the sounds of parrots, geese, and chickens guide you through the front door. Your first sight: a friendly emu named Romeo who makes a habit to greet each guest. A volunteer fills a nearby bird feeder and a songbird soon takes notice and, then, takes a treat. John Lamerdin, another of the rescue’s…
Many people in northern Brunswick County are not lookin to have a home team advantage when it comes to bringing a baseball stadium to the area.
The Environmental Protection Agency has given Chemours permission to import GenX from the company’s facility in the Netherlands to its Fayetteville works plant.
Bullet holes at the Hannah Block Center on 2nd Street in downtown Wilmington are a stark reminder of recent gun violence in the community.
Throughout this month, we’ve been bringing you stories of people beating the odds as part of breast cancer awareness month.
In Wilmington, a health equity summit was held to explore health care resources in New Hanover County.
Veterans gathering at the North Carolina Army National Guard Wilmington Readiness Center for an event to help them take advantage of their VA benefits and file claims.
Hear the junior break down how having chemistry with his quarterback Kolbe Little helped lead to this completion
The Laney Bucs are the WWAY team of the week for beating New Hanover Friday night.
In Columbus County, commissioners are pleading to state legislators after International Paper announced it would be downsizing the mill in Riegelwood.
North Carolina’s oldest catholic school is celebrated it’s 155th birthday in Wilmington.
The College of Wilmington held its first-ever “Beauty for a Cure” event on Wednesday, October 18th.
A new report from the FBI shows that violent crime in the U.S. decreased slightly last year but property crime is on the rise.
Join the Cape Fear Brew Crew as we visit Smoke on the Water, highlighting their amazing food, drinks, views and community involvement. Join us tomorrow, 10/19, from 5-8 pm for Smoke on the Water’s First Annual Spooky Sip & Shop event at the outdoor bar! Enjoy shopping from local vendors, try fall-inspired food and drinks, and live music by Josh…
It just became easier to transfer for students at Brunswick Community College looking to further their education at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
If you’re a pet lover or looking to expand your family with a four-legged friend, the annual Pawz in Park event is a must-attend gathering this weekend. In its 10th year, this celebration promises a day full of “pawsitive” vibes, furry companions, and abundant fun for all ages.
It takes an exceptional teacher to teach exceptional students, and Krista McMullen fits the bill.
A large encampment in the woods at the corner of Martin Luther King Jr Parkway and Kerr Avenue has been the site where many homeless have gathered
According to the CDC, every year nearly 800,000 people in the U.S. suffer from a stroke.
The Town of Leland has released their feasibility study for a proposed 4,000 seat baseball stadium.
With Halloween a little more than two weeks away, the UNCW Theatre Department is prepping for a play that is wickedly theatrical.
Engineers say the extension would provide a more direct flow of traffic to and from the Grand Strand and help ease congestion and delays through cities and towns along the route.