Health officials in New Hanover County recently confirmed that some mosquitoes in the county have tested positive for West Nile Virus. We reached out to the county to learn more about mosquitoes in the area and how they are managed.
Gov. Roy Cooper made a stop at a Cape Fear preschool Wednesday afternoon. Cooper met with teachers and students at ‘Mary Washington Howe Pre-K Center’ in Wilmington. He announced new funding for North Carolina Pre-K classrooms.
The Pender County Board of Education voted to fund repairs to Burgaw Middle School on Tuesday night.
Carolina Beach Town Council is meeting Tuesday evening, and one topic of discussion is an ordinance dealing with digging holes on the beach.
Older adults lose billions of dollars each year to scams. The ‘Cape Fear Elder Abuse Prevention Network’ held an event Tuesday to create awareness about some of the ways people are scammed.
New Hanover County Commissioners discussed Project Grace with the Local Government Commission Tuesday.
A lot has changed in the last three decades with a much higher population, and an explosion of new businesses.
One business in New Hanover County is expanding and even breaking ground on a new headquarters. The German-based manufacturer, ‘Kesseböhmer’, broke ground on a new facility off U.S. Hwy. 421 Tuesday morning.
A Wilmington resident had his time to shine this weekend in the Big Apple.
Thousands of people lost their lives in the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. Those of us old enough to remember 9/11 as it is called, know precisely where we were. At the time, I was working at TV news station in Charlotte and remember how we covered this developing story locally as news organizations across the country did that day.
343. That is the number of first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice on September 11th, 2001.
Members of SeaCoast CrossFit in Wilmington traveled to Washington D.C. on Saturday to begin their journey at the Pentagon Memorial, and Monday, they will reach their final destination at Ground Zero in New York City, marking this somber day in history.
A Brunswick County non-profit has moved into a new location and is ready to serve its customers.
A man who worked at the World Trade Center now lives in Wilmington.
We continue to remember those who lost lives during the September 11 attacks.
The Cape Fear Cultural Association of India held an India Day at UNCW on Saturday.
It’s a sign that summer is coming to an end. Britt’s Donut Shop in Carolina Beach is now closed for the season.
With Summer ending, it’s time for football season to start.
The Wilmington Chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace partnered with Lowes Home Improvement to build beds for children who don’t have a bed, and ensure that no child sleeps on the floor in our town.
The St. James Parish Episcopal Church partnered with the nonprofit Rise Against Hunger, alongside community volunteers, to pack 50,000 meals in three hours for people facing hunger worldwide.
A man and woman have been sentenced for second degree murder after a child they abused in 1997 died from his injuries two decades later.
Smith adds: the new facility will allow the department to continue growing and add more officers to its current staff of twenty employees.
Of the 40 schools in the district, 36 of them either met or exceeded the state’s academic standards in the 2022-23 school year, compared to 27 the previous school year.
A Shallotte man was sentenced in court Friday morning for his part in a boating accident that killed three people.