During hurricane Florence, parts of New Hanover County lost power and cell signals. Representatives from the New Hanover County Sheriff’s office attended the training to see if FirstNet would be a good fit for the Cape Fear.
This week’s pet pal is a two year old neutered male lab mix.
The primary election is May 17.
Veteran owned businesses came together in Oak Island Monday, serving a woman who served her country and now serves her community.
The North Carolina Coastal Federation, Duke University Superfund Research Center, North Carolina State Cooperative Extension, and Cape Fear River Watch came together at the New Hanover County Arboretum to promote the “Stop Check Enjoy” campaign at the “Go Fish” event
Yogis flocked to the Wilmington Yoga Center with their mats for the Kunga Yoga Festival on Saturday, benefiting nonprofits.
The 9th Annual Guns And Hoses Charity Hockey Game was held on Saturday at the Wilmington Ice House, where Wilmington Police and Wilmington Fire battled it out on the ice.
The Riverfront Farmers Market in downtown had its opening day on Saturday, with dozens of vendors at the market’s first event of the year. More than 50 vendors set up shop on Dock Street between 2nd and Water Streets for the Riverfront Farmers Market.
ACCESS of Wilmington hosted the 9th annual Miracles in Motion run, walk, or roll at Miracle Field on Saturday.
The Cape Fear Community College Riverfront Boat Show will be held on Saturday, March 25, from 9:30 until 4 on Water Street, between the Hotel Ballast and Coastline Convention Center.
Friday marks one year since Brandon McDonald was reported missing. Family and friends gathered in Clarkton to honor him and ask for help.
In New Hanover County, the students of Girls Leadership Academy of Wilmington, or GLOW, are watching history as it unfolds.
The “Orbeez Challenge’ has many people running to duck and cover, as kids and young adults use “Gellyball” or “SplatRBall” toy guns to shoot at people.
On Friday, March 18th, a memorial banquet was held in honor of domestic violence victim Timothy William Bellamy.
When the weather is nice, its not uncommon to see people fishing along the Cape Fear River but you may want to consider tossing the fish you catch back into the water.
In a conference Wednesday afternoon, Pender County District Attorney Ben David said two deputies will not be criminally charged for a man’s death after a deputy involved shooting.
A local health expert is encouraging people to use the new season to not only reorganize their spaces, but to try “spring cleaning” their brains.
The city is taking additional steps towards going green, and has unveiled its first electric vehicle fast chargers in downtown.
Plans for a controversial riverfront development in New Hanover County will be moving on to the next steps after receiving a vote from the Leland planning board to move forward.
Spring has sprung, the azaleas are blooming, and city and county leaders officially declared ‘Azalea Festival Season’ on Tuesday afternoon.
A recent Facebook post by the Wrightsville Beach Police Department about beach bike rules is causing frustration. The town says it’s all a big misunderstanding.
After fighting for his life in Chapel Hill’s burn unit, one man is dead following an explosion and fire at Hazmat Emergency Response and Remediation (HERR).
Whiteville City Council will consider rezoning an empty lot as a Residential Multi Family zone.
The City of Northwest is offering a $5,000 reward to anyone with information leading to an arrest in a recent double homicide.