Fellow New Hanover County Commissioners remember Deb Hays
Community members and local leaders remembering New Hanover County Commissioner Deb Hays, who died suddenly over the weekend.
Cape Fear Craft Beer Week continues until April 2 with several big events
Cape Fear Craft Beer Week is currently underway, and there are plenty of events to enjoy throughout the week in Southeastern North Carolina.
Walkathon held to honor the life of Laney High School graduate DJ McLeod
He was a Laney football player who had the support of high schools across counties.
The Cape Fear community came together to honor the life of Laney grad DJ McLeod, who recently died after months of fighting cancer.
NWS hosts community SKYWARN Storm Spotter session
On Saturday, the National Weather Service of Wilmington held a SKYWARN Storm Spotter Training for members of the community to attend.
The session focused on informing people how and when to make weather reports to the National Weather Service, but only when it is safe.
Search efforts for missing Pender man continue
The family and friends of a man who went missing three years ago are not giving up in the search for their loved one.
On Saturday morning, at Penderlea School in Willard, crews of law enforcement, as well as family and friends of the family, came out to search for Bonham in hopes to discover new leads.
Wilmington Fire Department honors life saving firefighters
The "life saving award" is given to firefighters who have saved someone's life.
Friday night recognized firefighters who go above and beyond. That was the focus of a special ceremony, in New Hanover County. The Wilmington Fire Department held its annual awards and promotions ceremony at city hall in downtown. The “life saving award” is given to firefighters who have saved someone’s life. We spoke with two firefighters who received this award. …
Cape Fear Craft Beer Week kicks off with Ultimate Brewing Championship in Wilmington
Tonight, more than a hundred people flocked to the Hannah Block Historic USO/Community Arts Center for the Ultimate Brewing Championship.
Wilmington optometrist speaks on recalled eye drops
An optometrist wants you to check your medicine cabinet for “artificial tears” that have been recalled nationwide due to contamination.
16th Annual National Missing Person Conference underway in Wilmington
Hundreds of people are expected to gather in Wilmington for the National Missing Persons Conference, hosted by the CUE Center for Missing Persons.
Ocean Isle Beach plans to use square hay bales for dune restoration
Over the years, the town of Ocean Isle has been working to build the beaches and dunes back up after erosion due to storms.
Students learn about ‘Careers on Wheels’
Hundreds of elementary school students in Brunswick County have a better understanding about career options that mostly involve driving for a living.
‘We’re here to protect you’: Annual radiologic conference takes place in Wilmington
Downtown Wilmington is hosting hundreds of radiology professionals on Thursday and Friday as their annual conference is taking place in the Cape Fear.
Columbus County deputy with 50 years of law enforcement experience promoted
The Columbus County Sheriff’s Office is promoting a deputy with five decades of law enforcement service, to the rank of corporal.
Columbus County Sheriff’s Office in temporary office before moving to new location
The Columbus County Sheriff’s Office has moved out of its headquarters and into a new location.
WHAT’S HAPPENING: Weekend of March 24-26
Here's a look at 'What's Happening' in the Cape Fear for the weekend ahead.
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — If you’re looking for fun things to do on this last weekend of the month, there’s no shortage of cool events happening in our area! There’s lots of food, fun and festivities for this first weekend of spring. Here’s a look at What’s Happening in the Cape Fear: ______ We begin in Wilmington where more than…
Governor Cooper visits Winter Park Elementary, highlights proposed budget
Governor Roy Cooper was in the Cape Fear Thursday afternoon, visiting a Wilmington elementary school.
Mac and Cheese Festival returns to Carolina Beach this weekend
The Island Men along with Good Hops Brewing, will host the fourth annual Mac & Cheese Festival on Saturday at Good Hops Brewing in Carolina Beach.
Four schools remove books from libraries in Pender County Schools after review
Schools in Pender County are removing books from their shelves, after the district authorized a review of more than 40 books. So far in the district, 4 schools decided to remove a total of 8 books from their libraries.
Brunswick County Schools receive nearly $200,000 check from Sheriff’s Office
The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office recently presented Brunswick County Schools with a large check.
Mom To Mom: D-I-Y Dog Popsicles
In this week's Mom to Mom, Mandy Williamson has some tips to keep your furry friend cool with popsicles— for dogs! Made with simple ingredients, these might be your dog's new favorite treat.
(WWAY)—Today on Mom to Mom we are making snacks for your furry friends. With Spring just arriving and summer around the corner, they’re going to love this special little treat and it’s super easy to make. Join Mandy Williamson as she makes dog popsicles, all you need is coconut milk, blueberries and dog bones. Watch the video on the full recipe!
Next steps for City of Wilmington commercial properties declared as surplus
It’s been one month since council approved a resolution to declare a number of city-owned properties as surplus, to make way for the possible purchase of the Thermo Fisher building.
‘Teacher of the Month’ returns home to inspire next generation
Daja White, a math teacher at Leland Middle School, has been named WWAY’s Teacher of the Month for her outstanding work in the classroom.
Mom says Leland school’s policy disrespectful of Native American culture after son told to cut his hair
One mom in the Cape Fear is not sure where her son will be going to school after his spring break because of a policy she says discriminates against their culture.
Inaugural Howe Scholarship now open for eligible applicants
Any African American student from the area who is pursuing a post-secondary degree or certification in the building arts is eligible.