All proceeds from the annual pumpkin patch benefit both the Wesley Methodist’s youth ministry and the Waccamaw Sioux Tribe.
The “Wilmington Shrine Club” hosted its annual fish fry in three locations across the city.
After nearly two years, a Brunswick County community is closer to having its sewer issues resolved.
The Brunswick County Board of Education approved a new policy to ensure safety, starts Friday.
During an emergency meeting on Wednesday afternoon, Columbus County commissioners appointed Bill Rogers as acting sheriff, following the suspension of Jody Greene.
New Hanover County resident Andrew Boynton has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for a 2019 murder.
Construction on the Olde Waterford Way Extension project has begun in Leland.
It was standing room only at the Brunswick Waccamaw Missionary Baptist Association building on Tuesday night as the Columbus County NAACP hosted a meeting to discuss the racially-charged remarks allegedly made by Sheriff Jody Greene.
LELAND, NC (WWAY) — Founders Park was busy today with members of the community, vendors and local officials for Leland’s “National Night Out” event. Normally held in the month of August, Leland Police and other community officials instead opted for October to hold the event to take advantage of the cooler weather. Leland Police Department and Fire Department were in…
NCPIRG Education Fund held a press conference on Tuesday, about its “Wasting Our Waterways” report. The nonprofit is speaking out, one day after the supreme court heard a case that could impact the Clean Water Act, that will be 50 years old this month.
US Army Corps of Engineers observe beaches following Ian
Young artist paints mural in Carolina Beach
A man is dead… and woman is in the hospital following a domestic disturbance call in Bolivia early Sunday morning.
Some first responders from the Cape Fear Area answered the call to help those suffering from the impacts of Hurricane Ian in Southwest Florida.
A murder trial is now in its second week, as prosecutors present their case against Andrew Boynton.
An investigation is underway into the Columbus County Sheriff’s Office, following allegations that Sheriff Jody Greene made racially-charged comments.
Sunset Beach in recovery after Ian impacts
It was a dramatic scene along the waterfront communities in Brunswick County as Hurricane Ian crept toward the Carolinas on Friday.
As the rains and winds from Ian hit Carolina Beach Canal Drive looked more like a river than a road. However, even on a sunny day, sea water on the road is a common occurrence; Canal Drive is notorious for flooding.
Freeman Park, in Carolina Beach, reopened Saturday morning in after it shut down due to the storm.
Whiteville experienced downed trees falling on highways and on homes, which were destroyed.
Brunswick Electric works to restore outages post Ian
Wilmington Boat Show goes on post Ian
Cape Fear residents started the clean-up after Ian’s impacts brought rain and winds to the area, and according to Calabash officials the town experienced damage but it could have been worst.