City to remove 17 laurel oak trees along Market Street
The city said they have to be removed because the trees have heart rot, which is often caused by an untreatable fungi, which causes the trees to die from the inside out.
On Thyme Restaurant finishes in top 5 of national competition
On Thyme Restaurant was nominated by some of its diners for the Pepsi Dig-in Competition, which will crown the best black-owned restaurant in the country.
Career events for seniors and veterans in the Cape Fear
NC Works partners with Cape Fear Workforce Development to offer services to people with special life experiences
NC Works partners with Cape Fear Workforce Development to help senior adults and veterans transition into available jobs in Southeastern NC.
History with ‘Hud’: How a pond made for rice production turned into Greenfield Lake
Just a few miles from downtown Wilmington lies Greenfield Lake, a popular spot for visitors and residents alike to enjoy an afternoon on or around the water. But the 150-acre lake hasn’t always existed.
9-year-old cancer survivor celebrates Make-A-Wish come true in Bolivia
A 9-year-old cancer survivor celebrated a milestone in Bolivia on Wednesday evening.
Reoccurring overnight drop offs at a Columbus County animal shelter
The Columbus County Animal Shelter said it is seeing a troubling trend. It’s people dropping off unwanted animals during overnight hours.
Church members learn hands-only CPR with help of Novant Health
Members of St. Andrew A.M.E Zion Church in Wilmington learned the many ways they could help save lives before paramedics arrive.
Reggae Café mentoring youth in Columbus County
In Columbus County, a pop-up Reggae Café in Whiteville was selling plates of authentic Jamaican Cuisine for a good cause.
Topsail Island Sea Turtle Patrol using new technologies and new tape to protect nests
The Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center has begun using hydrophones, normally used to listen for dolphins and whales, to listen for movement from the sea turtle eggs to determine when they might hatch.
Battle of the Badges pits WPD against WFD to recruit blood donors
Public Information Officers from WPD and WFD preview friendly competition to raise awareness about blood shortages
Members of the Wilmington, NC Fire Department join the “Battle of the Badges”, challenging the Wilmingon, NC Police Department to see which agency can recruit the most blood donors by 3 p.m. August 30, 2023.
Spark Academy looks to help with early childhood education in the local community
Spark Academy in New Hanover County is set to offer early childhood education during a time when the need is high in the community.
A look ahead at UNCW parking before the start of the fall semester
Thousands of students will be returning back to the UNCW campus in the next couple of weeks.
Bone found in Southport under investigation
Barbra Parker says her nephew brought it home thinking it belonged to an animal, but after sharing photos with others, some people suggested the bone could be human.
Pet Pals: Adult neutered male Shepherd mix looking for forever home
This week's pet pal is an adult neutered male Shepard mix named 'Rhino.'
This week’s pet pal is an adult neutered male Sheherd mix named ‘Rhino.’
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.