Holiday Flee at Brooklyn Arts Center back this weekend
There are 54 local vendors dispersed throughout the building, along with food trucks, coffee, and a bar.
Netflix stars from Wilmington need your help after serious car crash
While the Eason twins were home on a break from filming in New York City, they were involved in a head-on collision while working for their family business. That accident has affected their mental, physical, and financial well-being.
Cape Fear Area nonprofits see a decrease in holiday donations
The holiday season is a time many are moved to give to others in need, but some local nonprofits and charities are reporting a decrease in donations.
The Salvation Army of the Cape Fear and Toys for Tots are both still in need of donations to help make the holidays merry and bright for local children and families.
Wilmington homeowner falls victim to ‘garden grinch’
A Wilmington man is claiming a “garden grinch” has been at work in his yard. In the last month, he says he has become a victim of theft and vandalism.
18 Marines become U.S. citizens aboard Battleship North Carolina
More than a dozen Marines from Camp Lejeune became U.S. citizens in New Hanover County on Friday morning.
WHAT’S HAPPENING: Holiday events taking place across Cape Fear this weekend
This weekend, you can take a break from decking the halls and stringing your holiday lights to do something fun. There’s no shortage of holly-jolly happenings in the Cape Fear.
Wilmington Fire Department reflects on 125 years of being a career organization
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Thursday marks the 125th anniversary of the Wilmington Fire Department becoming a career organization.
Reaction to large law enforcement presence at two high schools after ‘swatting’ prank call
A large presence of law enforcement officers from multiple agencies responded to hoax active shooter calls also known as “swatting” at two schools in the Cape Fear Area on Thursday, December 1. Similar incidents also occurring on the same day across the state.
Santa stops by Mayfaire Town Center in Wilmington
Santa is making his rounds this year and today he stopped by a popular spot in Wilmington. Santa came to Mayfaire town center, taking pictures and requests from kids about what they want this year. Whether you’ve been naughty or nice, old saint nick will be in and out of Wilmington all this month to keep everyone full of…
New Hanover County Board of Commissioners selling surplus of items
The New Hanover County Board of Commissioners giving bargain hunters a chance to get their hands on surplus county property. Hundreds of items are being auctioned off with items that are in good condition and are being sold because the county upgraded or replaced equipment. It’s now considered surplus according to Julia Labombard, deputy chief facilities officer, there…
City of Wilmington holiday ‘ice’ skating rink sells out
The City of Wilmington is opening a synthetic ice skating rink to the public for the first time ever on Thursday.
AIDS Memorial Quilt on display in Wilmington ahead of World AIDS Day
World AIDS Day is on Thursday, and portions of the AIDS quilt are back in Wilmington to honor the day.
Wilmington Voices to perform first free concert, ‘Songs of the Season’
A brand new non-profit vocal ensemble in Wilmington is preparing to perform for the very first time offering free concerts during the holiday season.
Pesticide collection day held at Columbus County Cooperative Extension
Farmers and homeowners had the opportunity to safely get rid of unneeded pesticides for free on Wednesday, November 30.
Acting sheriff in Columbus County addresses residents’ concerns
It has been nearly two months since Columbus County Commissioners named Bill Rogers as acting sheriff, but he’ll be stepping down in five days with sheriff-elect Jody Greene taking office.
Cape Fear Festival of Trees in Fort Fisher
For many when you think of Christmas trees, the first thing you probably do not think of is the aquarium. At the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher, you might experience something that will change your mind. “This is one of our longest running fundraisers at Lower Cape Fear LifeCare, we’ve been doing it for over 30 years, and…
Founders Park prepares for weekend kickoff to Leland in Lights
This Saturday, the town will welcome the holiday season with the annual “Leland In Lights”.
Brunswick County selected for national program for election officials
The Brunswick County Board of Elections has been selected for a national program that will help local election departments improve operations.
Wilmington businesses awarded Order of the Guardian by NC Insurance Commissioner
Two family businesses in Wilmington were honored on the state level on Tuesday afternoon.
Chief Deputy suspended without pay from Columbus County Sheriff’s Office
County Sherriff’s Office Chief Deputy Aaron Herring has been suspended without pay, according to a personnel action form.
Pet Pals: 3-year old Husky looking for a forever home
This weeks Pet Pal is a 3 year-old female husky.
This weeks Pet Pal is a 3 year-old female husky.
Board of elections rejects protest filed to disqualify Jody Greene from holding office as Columbus County Sheriff
The Columbus County Board of Elections discussed a protest filed to disqualify Jody Greene from holding office at its meeting on Monday night.
Another Bladenboro resident found beaten, left in ditch
Less than a month after a Bladenboro man was found severely assaulted and left in a ditch, another person has been found in the same conditions.
Extraordinary woman in Wilmington cooks and serves meals to unhoused people
Missy Joyner works at Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center, but finds her true passions on the streets of downtown Wilmington, NC
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — On any given Thursday, you’ll find Missy Joyner in her family’s kitchen, packing up freshly prepared, steaming hot meals. But the food doesn’t go to friends or family. She says she has a calling to take her meals to the streets of downtown Wilmington, NC, where she personally serves her home-cooked food to people who don’t…