BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NC (WWAY) —The southern portion of Brunswick County is continuing to see rapid residential and commercial development in the area. According to the Brunswick County Chamber of Commerce, Southport, Oak-Island, and Shallotte have all seen a significant number of people moving to the area, and businesses are following suit. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, from comparing populations…
Some families opted to visit the pool to cool down and enjoy the Labor Day holiday, on what many consider the unofficial end of summer.
While most enjoy Labor Day off, firefighters in the Cape Fear continue to serve
Beaches of the Cape Fear wrap up a busy Labor Day weekend
When Mo Peacock isn’t working as a firefighter or a lifeguard for Wrightsville Beach he’s training.
“Persistence pays off definitely in this job, and I think in life and athletics in general,” he said.
According to Pandemic Operations Manager Doctor Jon Campbell with New Hanover County, one ingredient helps protect from the previous version of COVID and the other ingredient has higher protection against Omicron.
It was a day of traditional storytelling, music, food and games in Brunswick County all centered around the rich history in the area.
Runners in Boiling Spring Lakes make a splash for Labor Day Weekend
Vendors of Boiling Spring Lakes Neighborhood Market set up for holiday weekend
State prosecutors are looking into a possible offer a New Hanover County Commissioner made using money from the sale of New Hanover Regional Medical Center to a non-profit in Wilmington to stay quiet.
The price of rent is on the rise across the Cape Fear. The rate increase drawing concerns from both property owners leasing their homes, and from renters about the increase.
A Wilmington great helped pave the way for tennis players of all class and races.
It’s looking a bit brighter for Port City United’s Director Cedrick Harrison and his community.
Summer may be winding down, but water safety is a priority year-round.
The City of Southport’s planning board proposing an ordinance amendment to the Board of Aldermen, that will impact the size of buildings that will be constructed in the central business district.
Three Sunset Beach Police officers were treated for secondary exposure to drugs, after making an arrest on Sunday, August 28.
According to state education leaders, the report shows performance is improving but remains below pre-pandemic levels, and stressed the results were expected due to classroom time missed because of COVID-19.
The Federal Drug Administration and a Center for Disease Control advisory committee have given the green light to Pfizer and Moderna’s updated COVID-19 boosters.
Call her businesswoman, entrepreneur, blogger, podcaster or visionary, but Stephanie Lanier’s favorite title is “mom”.
She’s a working mom who does more before her morning coffee than most of us do in a day.
The Coastal Horizons Quick Response Team (QRT) hosted a free event on Wednesday evening for International Overdose Awareness Day.
A number of customers of Cape Fear Public Utility Authority are concerned about their water bill, and why they haven’t received one.
Large crowds expected to not only rush to area beaches for a swim this labor day weekend, but also to enjoy time on the piers.
We’re learning more details surrounding the murder of a Surf City store employee a week ago.
The Town of Oak Island is installing “Water Safety Stations” at each of its public beach access locations, in an effort to prevent drowning through education and awareness.