The New Hanover Chapter of the Black Leadership Caucus and Woman Organizing for Wilmington partnered to host the Rally for Ukraine City-Wide Day of Pray for World Peace in Wilmington at Innes Park.
Kids dressed in their best attire and toting teddy bears turned out Sunday for a spring afternoon tea at the annual Azalea Festival Children’s Tea.
The Beer, Bourbon & BBQ Festival drew a crowd of thousands to the Live Oak Bank Pavilion in downtown on Saturday.
Hundreds of people gathered at Long Leaf Park for the 13th annual Cardinal Strut Race, to raise money to benefit kids with cancer in the Cape Fear on Saturday.
After a great deal of controversy surrounding its police department, the Town of Navassa has hired a new police chief with 33 years of experience in law enforcement.
Novant Health is nearing the end of construction on its new neuroscience tower at NHRMC’s main campus on 17th street. In 2018 Damage from Hurricane Florence delayed construction on the tower.
Councilmembers in the Town of Leland addressed a controversial topic at their meeting on Thursday night.
Mayor Bill Saffo shared his vision for the city during the Cape Fear CREW “One-On-One On Wilmington” luncheon.
A law tied to North Carolina’s State of Emergency is meant to protect frontline workers and healthcare facilities during the pandemic. Now, it’s possibly blocking families seeking justice in wrongful death lawsuits.
The New Hanover County GOP is publicly reprimanding members of its own part, including school board chair Stephanie Kraybill, and Senators Richard Burr And Thom Tillis.
Fishermen from across the state gathered in Raleigh Thursday, hoping to prevent overfishing and make their voices heard.
A cabaret-style fundraiser concert takes the stage later this month to benefit She ROCKS (Research Ovarian Cancer Knowledge Support) and Thalian Association Community Theatre (TACT).
Two businesses in the Cape Fear area have teamed up to use their resources to ship donations to the people of Ukraine right from the Port of Wilmington.
Irish pub’s and restaurants across region are Gearing up for St. Patrick’s Day tomorrow, and the rush of people donning green for one of their busiest days of the year.
Drinking and driving this Saint Patrick’s day could put you between a shamrock and a hard place.
In Wilmington, middle school students used a field trip to help the homeless in out community Wednesday.
The New Hanover County Board of Education held its first public participation meeting on Tuesday night.
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New Hanover County students made their voices heard Tuesday morning by holding a roundtable with members of the county school board.
New Hanover Regional Medical Center is celebrating an award from the American Cancer Society for their Novant Health Zimmer Cancer Institute.
New Hanover Fire and Rescue crews conducted live training all day on an abandoned house in Monkey Junction to increase their skills when responding to building fires.
What started as a small collection for Ukraine has ballooned into a major operation in Oak Island. Church volunteers by the dozen are doing what they can to help Ukraine.
The students of D.C. Virgo are learning to make their community a better place.
A new report published Tuesday shows new statistics about the number of people across North Carolina who have Alzheimer’s and those who are caring for these individuals.