A Downtown Wilmington landmark in need of volunteers
The Bellamy Mansion in Downtown Wilmington needs volunteers
Lake Waccamaw community remembers beloved Boys and Girls Homes president
"His footsteps were short, but his footsteps were huge."
A community is in mourning after the sudden loss of the president and CEO of the Boys and Girls Homes of North Carolina.
Vicious Biscuit restaurant opens Wilmington location
A new Wilmington restaurant is serving up Southern food in a whole new way, and on a plate as big as your head.
10th annual Airlie Gardens art exhibit displays uniquely designed fiberglass rabbits
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY)– Airlie Gardens is holding its 10th annual art exhibit, with large fiberglass rabbits designed by artists displayed on the property. This year’s exhibit, “Hoppy Times”, has ten 4.5 foot tall fiberglass rabbits, each uniquely decorated by a group of artists from the Wilmington area, and from across the state. The exhibit is set up “scavenger hunt” style,…
Back to school shopping begins for Cape Fear families as schools release supply lists
Schools across the Cape Fear have released their back-to-school supply lists, with some year-round schools already back in session, and others preparing for the new school year to kick off next month. Some supply lists are looking a bit different this year, accommodating inflation and changes brought by the pandemic.
New Hanover County Commissioner could be arrested if she doesn’t present documents to judge
A New Hanover County Commissioner could spend a weekend in jail if she does not produce financial documents by a Friday deadline.
Rate of COVID cases keeps New Hanover County at a Medium CDC Level
Rate of COVID cases keeps New Hanover County at a Medium CDC Level
Prominent Waccamaw man and two service dogs die in house fire
The fire started in the kitchen, then ravaged the entire home, according to the Turners who rented the home to the man who lost his life in the house fire in Lake Waccamaw.
Columbus County first responders battle house fire in Chadbourn
This one in Chadbourn on the 100-block of Arthur Graham Road, erupted just before midnight on Friday, the flames taking over the home resulting in a total loss of the structure.
Multi-agency rescue and recovery training held in Lake Waccamaw to sharpen skills
The training involved rescue agencies across Columbus, Bladen and Brunswick counties, and after two fatalities – Lake Waccamaw’s Fire Chief Brandy Nance wanted to get the ball rolling and ready for their next emergency.
‘Shine Your Light’ talent show showcases people with disabilities
‘Shine Your Light’ talent show showcases people with disabilities
North Carolina sees increased demand for abortions
As more patients travel for abortions, North Carolina and Wilmington are seeing an increase in demand.
In the wake of leaked Uvalde shooting video, New Hanover County hosts NC School Resource Officer convention
This week, Texas press leaked video showing law enforcement waiting inside Uvalde’s Robb Elementary School more than an hour listening to the gunman fire and children cry.
Controversial shore-based shark fishing tournament date officially moved by organizer
HOLDEN BEACH, NC (WWAY)- A controversial shore-based shark fishing tournament planned to begin this weekend has been moved. A land-based shark fishing tournament planned for July 15 has leaders from Oak Island, Ocean Isle, and both Holden and Caswell beaches concerned. Holden Beach Mayor Alan Holden said the tournament isn’t good for business, especially during peak tourist season. “Sharks and…
Recent weather conditions are causing more pests to make your home theirs
Recent weather conditions are causing more pests to make your home their home
Busy summer for the Cape Fear Red Cross
The summer season is busy for the American Red Cross of the Cape Fear. The agency is helping with disasters across the country, and combatting a shortage of blood donors.
Winnie’s Tavern going strong for 60 years
Winnie’s Tavern is known for more than just burgers, it was the location in the 1986 movie ‘Blue Velvet’.
Construction underway to update UNCW Randall Library
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) —Construction is now underway at UNCW, as the university begins its updates on Randall Library. $56 million were allocated by North Carolina’s General Assembly for the three-story renovation and expansion of the library. It includes 80,000 square feet of new building construction, renovations to the existing building, and the addition of a connecting bridge. The new library…
Civilian crash investigators assist WPD, handling hundreds of Wilmington car accidents
There were six crashes in Wilmington within just a few hours Thursday, including one that sent a man to the hospital after he crashed into a pole. But it’s not always a police officer who responds to the scene.
Summer tourism brings more customers to Wilmington’s Cargo District
Many local businesses are benefiting from the rush of customers during summer tourist season, including one unique business park set up in shipping containers.
UNCW’s Audrey Harding nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year
Harding tallied 23 goals and 20 points in five seasons in Wilmington and was a three-time All-CAA honoree
WILMINGTON, North Carolina – UNCW women’s soccer alum Audrey Harding is among 577 nominees across the nation for the 32nd annual NCAA Woman of the Year award. Harding, an Akron, Ohio, native, exemplified the four pillars of the award – academics, athletics, service and leadership – during her outstanding career with the Seahawks. A recipient of the Thomas V. Mosley…
Hospice team helps make Rocky Point woman’s dream of holding an art show come true
A woman's lifelong dream came true on Wednesday evening in Burgaw.
A woman’s lifelong dream came true on Wednesday evening in Burgaw.
Shine Your Light pageant to feature people with special needs in Wilmington
On Saturday, there will be crowns for everyone as boys and girls of all ages and abilities take the stage for the Shine Your Light Pageant in New Hanover County.
Geese running afoul; population stable despite public perception
The geese are protected migratory birds – which means killing, moving or even touching them is illegal, according to Tommy Rains of Cape Fear Wildlife Control.