American Cancer Society awards Novant Health Zimmer Cancer Institute for their hard work
New Hanover Regional Medical Center is celebrating an award from the American Cancer Society for their Novant Health Zimmer Cancer Institute.
New Hanover County Fire crews battle house fire in real-life training exercise
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.
Oak Island church gathers countless supplies for Ukrainian refugees
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.
Students learn real-world skills while feeding the homeless
The students of D.C. Virgo are learning to make their community a better place.
Annual Alzheimer’s Association Report highlights high incidence of disease and cost of care in North Carolina
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.
Pet Pals: 4 year old male Pitbull looking for forever home
If you are looking to adopt a pet, meet this week’s pet pal…a 4-year-old Pitbull named Pawley.
Pender County accepting public comment on updated 10 year park plan
Pender County Parks and Recreation hopes to put a new 10-year plan into motion after sharing an update with commissioners on Monday afternoon.
Pender County Parks and Recreation hopes to put a new 10-year plan into motion after sharing an update with commissioners on Monday afternoon.
Carolina Beach preparing water supply for unprecedented growth
The Carolina Beach Planning Board is taking steps to ensure it can fully support a more populated Carolina Beach, starting with water and sewage. They’re hoping to expand with the water supply, not outgrow it.
UNCW student wins Netflix competition, short film to be released this week
A Wilmington filmmaker and UNCW student will be launched into the limelight this week.
Weekend freezing temperatures damage some berry crops
A strong cold front was responsible for the frigid weather, with lows dipping into the middle 20s Sunday morning. The cold air caused damage to local berry crops, with some faring better than others.
Local pizza restaurant celebrates National ‘Pi Day’ with a $3.14 discount
Today is March 14th, or 3.14 — also known as National ‘Pi Day’. Some businesses around the Cape Fear took part in the mathematical day by offering discounts on pizza pie.
Dosher Memorial Hospital urging residents to prioritize health check-ups as pandemic concerns subside
Dosher Memorial Hospital will host a health fair this weekend and they’re hoping people who have avoided seeking medical care during the pandemic will show up.
Wilmington VFW to relocate after sale of its property
A Veterans of Foreign Wars post that was damaged during Hurricane Florence in 2018 packed up its belongings on Sunday. The VFW post is selling its property and relocating landmarks.
Access of Wilmington hosts all-inclusive event teaching people the sport of curling
Access of Wilmington partnered with the Wilmington Curling Club, inviting community members to take to the ice and learn the Olympic and Paralympic sport of curling on Saturday.
Last call for cheap beer: How inflation and war could impact grabbing a cold beer
With war raging in Europe, our area is bound to see more economic impacts than rising gas prices. Some businesses like breweries could be among the hardest hit.
Ground broken today on new Hampstead bypass aimed to help relieve congestion
After years of planning and obstacles, work is finally set to begin on a two-phase bypass around Hampstead.
WILMINGTON, N.C (WWAY) –Excitement was in the air this morning in Hampstead for the first steps of the long-awaited bypass. Those in attendance say they are optimistic about the benefits that the change will bring. According to the North Carolina Department of Transportation, more than 40 thousand vehicles travel down Highway-17 through Hampstead each day. After years of planning, ground…
Elizabeth Smart visits Wilmington and headlines the Coastal Horizons annual Luncheon
Kidnapping survivor turned activist, Elizabeth Smart in Wilmington for a special luncheon. Twenty years ago, the eyes of many across the nation were glued to the abduction case of Elizabeth Smart.
Doctors concerned over the impacts Daylight Saving Time has on your health
Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend, with you losing an hour of sleep on Saturday night into Sunday morning. That has sleep experts with Novant Health concerned with how the change will impact your body.
Wilmington’s St. Patrick’s Day parade and festival cancelled
Disappointing news for those who planned to take part or attend the 22nd St. Patrick’s Day parade in downtown Wilmington.
Wilmington nonprofit recognizes National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Today is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, and a local nonprofit is speaking about the day’s importance.
New Hanover County sells rain barrels for conservation
Garden enthusiasts had barrels of fun Thursday, swarming the New Hanover County Government Center for rain barrels at a discount.
Coronavirus state of emergency hits second anniversary
Today marks two years since Governor Roy Cooper officially declared a state of emergency over COVID-19, which continues into 2022.
Wilmington church dedicates prayer service to Ukraine
A Wilmington church is dedicating a regular prayer service to the war-torn nation of Ukraine.
A Wilmington church is dedicating a regular prayer service to the war-torn nation of Ukraine.
Historic plaques unveiled at New Hanover High centennial celebration
The school opened its doors in 1922 and is now celebrating 100 years of operation.
New Hanover High School kicked off its centennial celebrations with a plaque dedication on Wednesday night.