Community remembers beloved Wilmington restaurateur James Smith
Hundreds of people remembered the life and legacy of James Smith on Monday night.
Cape Fear Community College to allow drop-in childcare service for students
Beginning this fall semester, CFCC will offer free drop-in childcare services to all current students.
New Hanover County Commissioners approved budget for Project Grace
The commissioners unanimously voted to approve the most recent development agreement that will not exceed $57 million.
New Hanover County School Board Member stresses importance of school bus safety
It’s August and that means back-to-school season is officially ramping up.
Shallotte tow truck driver hurt by drunk driver hopes to raise awareness
A Brunswick County tow truck driver is hoping to raise awareness of just how dangerous the job can be.
Town of Leland hosts open house event
Attendees were able to meet instructors, learn about upcoming events, and sign up for programs.
3,919 mile charity bike ride ends in Wrightsville Beach
The ride began in La Jolla, California and ended right here on the Cape Fear Coast.
Ironclad Brewery helping give cancer the lip
Ironclad Brewery hosted its 7th annual “Lip Sync Contest to support the American Cancer Society.
Countywide scrapbook attracting thousands in Columbus County
A Crusoe woman said it’s her passion to preserve the past for future generations.
Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity builds two houses in one week
Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity’s Builder’s Blitz has been working tirelessly to build two homes in seven days in an effort to provide more affordable housing in our area.
Officials provide update on Thursday’s deadly crash in St. Helena
Officials held a press conference Friday afternoon, providing the latest on a deadly crash which took place Thursday south of Burgaw.
Horror movie featuring Wilmington talent now streaming
A new independent horror film “The Wendigo,” featuring Wilmington-based talent, makes its streaming debut today.
Dark Horse Studios announces 40,000-square-foot expansion in Wilmington
Wilmington’s newest film studio announced a major expansion on Thursday afternoon.
Wilmington Police hold critical incident training
The Wilmington Police Department conducted its critical incident training around the Wilmington Convention Center Thursday.
Riverlights Fire Station 6 breaks ground in Wilmington
The newest Wilmington fire station broke ground Thursday to the delight of some nearby residents.
Dosher Memorial Hospital hosts 3rd annual back-to-school drive
Providing healthcare to the people of Southport wasn’t the only service that Dosher Memorial Hospital was offering Thursday.
Dosher Memorial Hospital celebrates 93 years of service
This year marks 93 years of service for Dosher Memorial Hospital, and the hospital is excited for its future as it gets closer to a century helping the people of Southport.
C. Ashley Gore makes history as Senior Resident Superior Court Judge
There is a new Senior Resident Superior Court Judge in Bladen and Columbus Counties and she's the first female to hold that title for those counties.
There is a new Senior Resident Superior Court Judge in Bladen and Columbus Counties and she’s the first female to hold that title for those counties.
Woman digs up possible piece of short-lived Carolina Beach Speedway
Nearly 60 years ago, races at the long-gone Carolina Beach Speedway entertained thousands of spectators each weekend.
Wilmington National Weather Service explains how they automatically collect daily data
When Wilmington weather observations began in the 1870s, it involved a person walking outside and taking measurement. But a lot has changed since then.
WHAT’S HAPPENING: Weekend of August 4th-6th
From partying with pirates, lip syncing for a great cause, and exploring a variety of mobile meals, there’s no shortage of fun happening on this first weekend of August.
History with ‘Hud’: Story behind Cape Fear’s two remaining lighthouses
The Cape Fear holds the distinction of being home to both the oldest lighthouse and youngest lighthouse in North Carolina. The Bald Head Island Lighthouse has stood in its current spot since 1817, with the Oak Island Lighthouse being finished in 1958.
Roundtable discussion held on revised development agreement for Project Grace
At a round table discussion Wednesday, a revised development plan for Project Grace shows a savings of almost $4.6 million from the previous development agreement.
Local experts and tourists voice their thoughts on tipping culture and forced tipping
According to a survey by Bankrate, 41% of Americans think businesses should begin paying their employees higher wages than rely on tips.