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UNCW hosts North Carolina Science Olympiad

For the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, the university hosted the North Carolina Science Olympiad.

March 12, 2023

Emily Andrews,

WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — On Saturday, UNCW had some “extra” bright young minds on campus, as the university hosted an event that joined over 800 students, both middle and high school, as one. For the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, the university hosted the North Carolina Science Olympiad. The event featured many science education tournaments to compete…

Female Eagle Scout serves the community with service project

Kyla is in Scout Troop 1215. To become an Eagle Scout, she had to complete a service project.

March 12, 2023

Emily Andrews,

Those in Scouts BSA know the honor it is to become an Eagle Scout. How about a female becoming one at only the age of 15?

Southeastern Community College holds first responders symposium

Medical Personnel all over Columbus County gathered on campus to practice this collaborative exercise.

March 12, 2023

Emily Andrews,

WHITEVILLE, NC (WWAY) — It is critical for first responders and public safety professionals to be prepared in the event of a mass casualty. What better way to prepare than to join these forces and establish these crucial roles ahead of time. Southeastern Community College held its Spring First Responders Symposium on Saturday. Medical Personnel all over Columbus County…

Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns in full swing

A sea of green flooded the streets of Downtown Wilmington on Saturday as people gathered for the 22nd Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

March 11, 2023

Marion Caldwell,

A sea of green flooded the streets of Downtown Wilmington on Saturday as people gathered for the 22nd Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

YMCA hosts Pickleball For All Tournament

March 10, 2023

Marion Caldwell,

The YMCA of Southeastern North Carolina is hosting its 5th Annual ‘Pickleball For All’ tournament this weekend.

Azalea Festival Concert Series to only have two concerts acts this year

March 10, 2023

Tanner Blue,

WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — The Azalea Festival is happening next month, but the main concert stage won’t be as a packed as in years past. This year, it appears there will only be two headlining acts instead of three. Country music star Carly Pearce will play at Live Oak Bank Pavilion on Thursday, April 13th. The next night, the…

Man who allegedly drove car into Wilmington International Airport appears in court

March 10, 2023

Celeste Smith,

A man accused of crashing his car into the entrance of Wilmington International Airport on Thursday, made his first court appearance.

Wilmington doctor offers tips on treatment and prevention for seasonal allergies

March 10, 2023

Celeste Smith,

The milder temperatures causing some plants and trees to bloom early, which is causing an early start to pollen and allergy season.

Man sentenced to life in prison for murder of UNCW student in 2020

March 10, 2023

Tanner Blue,

BURGAW, NC (WWAY) — Some justice Friday for the family of former UNCW student and Army Veteran Christopher Stewart. Raymond Brooks Jr. was found guilty of murdering Stewart in March of 2020 at Millers Pond Park in Rocky Point. He will serve life in prison without the possibility of parole. “We were all horrified by the heinous nature of this…

Wilmington realtor updates potential requirement for disclosing home flood history

Realtor Rob Morgan visits WWAY's Good Morning Carolina with an in-depth look at a proposal that could take effect this summer

March 10, 2023

Donna Gregory,

Home sellers in NC may soon have to disclose a property’s flood history, if a new proposal before the NC Real Estate commission gets approved.

Alligator found in attic of New Hanover County home under construction

March 10, 2023

Sydney Bouchelle,

NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC (WWAY) — A shocking visitor showed up during a lunch break at a construction site earlier this week. A New Hanover County code compliance official, Dean Brown, found something especially not up to code in the attic of a new home under construction off of Carolina Beach Road — an 8-foot alligator. The gator was hanging…

Car drives through entrance of Wilmington International Airport

March 9, 2023

Sydney Bouchelle,

A car drove through the entrance of Wilmington International Airport on Thursday night.

Daylight saving time gets ready to spring us forward

March 9, 2023

Tanner Blue,

WWAY NEWS — We’re getting ready to spring forward again, daylight saving time begins Sunday morning (March 12th). For some people, the time change affects their sleep patterns for several weeks. According to Dr. John Card with Novant Health, there are some things you can do to minimize the impact. “Try to stick to a sleep routine, try not…

“Burgaw Brewing” set to open on St. Patrick’s Day

March 9, 2023

Tanner Blue,

BURGAW, NC (WWAY) — The streets of downtown Burgaw are seeing a bit of a renaissance. With a few businesses and restaurants popping up over the past few years, the latest addition, and the first of its kind in Burgaw is now here: Burgaw Brewing. “The response we’ve gotten from all the town folk have just been nothing but…

National Weather Service Reconsiders Doppler Radar Relocation In Shallotte

National Weather Service reconsiders relocation of Doppler radar in Shallotte

March 9, 2023

Celeste Smith,

Continuing with North Carolina’s annual Severe Weather Preparedness Week, the National Weather Service is now thinking twice about considering a multi-million-dollar project to move the Doppler radar in Shallotte.

WHAT’S HAPPENING: Weekend of March 10-12

March 9, 2023

Juliana Lane,

From food, fun and festivities, to historical hiking and a reason to wear green, there’s no shortage of exciting events taking place in the Cape Fear this weekend.

Environmental organizations to host Cape Fear Creek Week

March 9, 2023

Celeste Smith,

Area environmental organizations are gearing up for the inaugural Cape Fear Creek Week, that will kick off on Monday, March 13.

Giblem Lodge requests local landmark designation in Wilmington

March 9, 2023

Celeste Smith,

The Wilmington Historic Preservation Commission had a meeting Thursday evening, to consider local landmark designation for Giblem Lodge, the second-oldest Black Masonic temple in North Carolina.

HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND: Downtown Wilmington St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns after four years

March 9, 2023

Matt Bennett,

The downtown Wilmington St. Patrick’s Day Parade is set to return in full swing after being canceled or postponed for years.

With Mexican medical tourism in spotlight, Brunswick County woman shares her experience

March 8, 2023

Sydney Bouchelle,

After four friends traveled to Mexico for one to get a cosmetic procedure and only two came back alive, a Brunswick County woman is sharing her experience with medical tourism in Mexico.

Two Wilmington restaurants close their doors after years of service

March 8, 2023

Emily Andrews,

Two popular Wilmington restaurants, within minutes of eachother, and closing their doors.

Trial continues for the murder of UNCW student Christopher Stewart in 2020

March 8, 2023

Tanner Blue,

PENDER COUNTY (WWAY) — In Pender County, testimony continued Wednesday in the trial of the man accused of killing a UNCW student in Pender County. Raymond Brooks Jr is accused of killing college student and army veteran Christopher Stewart. Wednesday, Pender County Detective Sergeant Mark Lobel took the stand in the court room. Lobel went on to detail his…

Catholic Charities of Cape Fear holds office blessing for new building in Wilmington

March 8, 2023

Emily Andrews,

Catholic Charities of Cape Fear hosted an “office blessing” for its new building in New Hanover County on Wednesday.

Impact of The Healing Place after one month open in Wilmington

March 8, 2023

Celeste Smith,

It’s been one month since The Healing Place, a residential peer-led recovery program for those battling addiction and substance abuse, opened in New Hanover County. There were concerns about the location of the program prior to its opening, and it appears that concern continues.

UNCW hosts North Carolina Science Olympiad

For the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, the university hosted the North Carolina Science Olympiad.

Female Eagle Scout serves the community with service project

Kyla is in Scout Troop 1215. To become an Eagle Scout, she had to complete a service project.

Southeastern Community College holds first responders symposium

Medical Personnel all over Columbus County gathered on campus to practice this collaborative exercise.

Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns in full swing

A sea of green flooded the streets of Downtown Wilmington on Saturday as people gathered for the 22nd Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

YMCA hosts Pickleball For All Tournament

Azalea Festival Concert Series to only have two concerts acts this year

Man who allegedly drove car into Wilmington International Airport appears in court

Wilmington doctor offers tips on treatment and prevention for seasonal allergies

Man sentenced to life in prison for murder of UNCW student in 2020

Wilmington realtor updates potential requirement for disclosing home flood history

Realtor Rob Morgan visits WWAY's Good Morning Carolina with an in-depth look at a proposal that could take effect this summer

Alligator found in attic of New Hanover County home under construction

Car drives through entrance of Wilmington International Airport

Daylight saving time gets ready to spring us forward

“Burgaw Brewing” set to open on St. Patrick’s Day

National Weather Service reconsiders relocation of Doppler radar in Shallotte

WHAT’S HAPPENING: Weekend of March 10-12

Environmental organizations to host Cape Fear Creek Week

Giblem Lodge requests local landmark designation in Wilmington

HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND: Downtown Wilmington St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns after four years

With Mexican medical tourism in spotlight, Brunswick County woman shares her experience

Two Wilmington restaurants close their doors after years of service

Trial continues for the murder of UNCW student Christopher Stewart in 2020

Catholic Charities of Cape Fear holds office blessing for new building in Wilmington

Impact of The Healing Place after one month open in Wilmington

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