Officials tour damage still remaining from Hurricane Florence
Yesterday marked four years since Hurricane Florence made landfall near Wrightsville Beach, destroying homes and businesses across the Cape Fear.
Tourism Board approves $150K grant for Leland amphitheater
Leland Founders Park (Photo: WWAY)BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NC (WWAY) — Founder’s Park in Leland is getting an upgrade. The tourism development authority approved a grant contract with the Town of Leland to create an amphitheater inside of the park. However, the $150,000 grant contract will not fully fund the project. According to a town report, the estimated cost of the amphitheater…
During nationwide nursing shortage, Cape Fear Community College sees no shortage of nursing students
For decades, nursing has been known as a job that will always be in demand, and now, more true than ever, that remains true as the nationwide nursing shortage continues.
Recovery continues 4 years after Hurricane Florence in the Cape Fear
Wednesday marks four years since Hurricane Florence hit Southeastern North Carolina, leaving a trail of damage behind. Some of the hardest hit areas are still picking up the pieces.
New Hanover County Schools works to improve bus transportation services
Just over two weeks into the school year, New Hanover County Schools says its working to improve its bus transportation services.
Surf City murder suspect’s case continued
The Surf City murder suspect was not at his scheduled court appearance in Pender County Wednesday.
American Legion Post 167 has few months to move due to Pender County’s rapid growth
After nearly nine years at its current location the American Legion Post 167 in Hampstead is looking for a new home.
Conditional rezoning request for hotel in Carolina Beach approved at town council meeting
The Carolina Beach town council unanimously voted to approve a conditional rezoning request of a four-story hotel to be built at the corner of Harper Avenue and North Lake Park Blvd.
Carolina Beach Town Council votes in favor of property acquisition on Georgia Avenue
More than a dozen community members attended a town council meeting in Carolina Beach on Tuesday, to oppose a request by a local business to have a fence erected.
Manatees becoming common Cape Fear visitors
Manatees becoming common Cape Fear visitors
Not enough: Wilmington widow calls for stricter dental anesthesia rules after proposed changes
After the state dental board proposed changes to its existing anesthesia and sedation rules, the woman pushing for those changes is sharing her thoughts.
After the state dental board proposed changes to its existing anesthesia and sedation rules, the woman pushing for those changes is sharing her thoughts.
Alton Lennon Federal Building continues recovery four years after Florence
Florence impacts to Front Street courthouse building continues progress
A look at what the Wilmington Police Law Enforcement Museum will entail
The Wilmington Police Department is working on a new addition to its headquarters in hopes of bringing people into the department for positive reasons.
The Wilmington Police Department is working on a new addition to its headquarters in hopes of bringing people into the department for positive reasons.
Pet Pals: 5-Month-Old Tortie Cat Looking For a Forever Home
New Hanover County Sheriff's Office Animal Services Staff describe her as extremely curious and very social. They also say she's very active and quick to make friends.
New Hanover County (WWAY) — This weeks Pet Pal is a 5-month-old female tortie cat. New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office Animal Services Staff describe her as extremely curious and very social. They also say she’s very active and quick to make friends. If you’d like to meet her, New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office Animal Services is located at 180 Division…
New apiary unveiled at Halyburton park aims to educate the public on beekeeping
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on the site and featured those who took part in making this project possible.
Something new at Halyburton park has lots of people buzzing.
The New Hanover County Beekeepers Association officially showed off it’s new public apiary on Monday afternoon.
Brunswick County Schools putting pause on standards-based grading
Brunswick County Schools discussing standards-based grading
Wilmington brewery closing its doors working to help employees find new jobs
Wilmington brewery closing its doors working to help employees find new jobs
Surf City fire holds 3rd annual 9/11 Memorial Bridge Walk
First responders started the Memorial Bridge Walk three years ago, and according to Fire Chief Allen Wilson, it’s been growing ever since.
Brunswick County man works to overcome trauma after 9/11
Bonsignore was part of the GPS- unit, the group is charged with marking the exact location victim’s remains.
Wilmington Fire Dept. holds annual 9/11 event at Fallen Firefighter’s Memorial
The event honors the 343 first responders who gave their lives helping others on 9/11 – including those who gave their service to the City of Wilmington.
North Carolina Honey Festival all the buzz in Whiteville over weekend
About 1,000 people stopped in to take in the event
After a two-year hiatus, the North Carolina Honey Festival was all the buzz this weekend in Downtown Whiteville.
Columbus County inaugural Public Safety Day sees success despite spotty showers
The rain didn’t put a damper on the inaugural Public Safety Day.
Fastest growing town in Brunswick county celebrating 33 years of incorporation
The Town of Leland celebrated its incorporation on Saturday with their 33rd Annual Founders Day.
Novant Heath responds after recent backlash from partnership with NHRMC
Novant Heath responds after recent backlash from partnership with NHRMC