Video captures two turkeys in front of Starbucks in Monkey Junction
It was a wild morning at the Starbucks in Monkey Junction when two wild turkeys showed up at the front door.
Heat for the Holidays: Brunswick County grandmother wins new HVAC system
A Brunswick County grandmother will be extra warm this holiday season thanks to a new HVAC system.
‘I did it’: Wilmington native graduates university after 31 year effort
A Wilmington native is celebrating an achievement that’s been in the making for three decades, graduating with her bachelor’s degree.
Families shop through thousands of toys at Toys for Tots distribution at North Brunswick High School
A Toys for Tots distribution at North Brunswick High School on Saturday helped hundreds of parents and guardians find the perfect gifts for their children this holiday season.
Thousands of wreaths placed in Wilmington National Ceremony to recognize those who have served
The Wilmington National Cemetery saw hundreds of people turn out on Saturday to a ceremony honoring those who served our country.
One Love Tennis helps to feed dozens of hungry families around the Cape Fear
Dozens of hungry families across the Cape Fear now have food to put on the table just in time for the holidays.
Last minute shoppers crowd Cape Fear stores
While some are wrapping up their holiday shopping, Wilmington’s Independence Mall and Mayfaire Town Center are seeing a major increase in last minute Christmas shoppers. Friday was no exception.
Barr Evergreens almost out of trees after busy season, donations to non-profit
Barr Evergreens says they started the season with about 5,000 trees and there are only about 75 trees left
Barr Evergreens says they started the season with about 5,000 trees and there are only about 75 trees left.
End of an era for Wilmington Ballet Company as founder retires
Elizabeth Hester passes the torch to Aunika Browne
Elizabeth Hester, who founded Wilmington’s first professional ballet company and the Wilmington Ballet Company is officially passing the torch this weekend to Aunika Browne.
Kids shop for holiday gifts with police officers in Wilmington
Wilmington police officers donned their Santa hats to help local kids check off items on their holiday wishlists.
Experts worried about rising COVID Omicron cases ahead of holiday travel
Experts are worried the upcoming holiday gatherings will cause a spike in COVID cases early next year, especially with the increasing number of Omicron variant cases.
Restoration underway on historic African-American church in Navassa
A church with significant cultural ties to the Gullah Geechee heritage corridor is being restored and brought back to life. Construction for Reaves Chapel’s restoration project in Navassa began 3 weeks ago, and so far the structure has been stabilized.
Community leaders come together to discuss youth violence in Columbus County
Community leaders, from law enforcement to schools and churches, gathered for a public forum to talk about youth violence and what can be done to evoke change on Thursday night.
Community leaders, from law enforcement to schools and churches, gathered for a public forum to talk about youth violence and what can be done to evoke change on Thursday night.
Local Red Cross volunteers help Kentucky tornado survivors
Eleven Southeastern North Carolina Red Cross volunteers are on the ground near Mayfield, Kentucky, providing supplies and counseling to survivors.
Local counseling center sees an increase in younger people with anxiety
Recent challenges presented by the pandemic, the economy, working from home, and unemployment are pushing some people into higher levels of anxiety.
Oak Island leaders fight for the future of their beaches in town council meeting
Oak Island’s engineer presented future beach renourishment plans Thursday, as well as the bones of a master plan to preserve the town’s coastline.
Historic synagogue in Wilmington launches campaign to raise money for restoration
One of the most recognizable buildings in the city of Wilmington, the Temple of Israel is in need of the community’s help. At 150 years old the Temple of Israel sits at 4th and Market Streets, and now needs a half million dollars for its restoration.
Tennis pro Lenny Simpson says his faith motivates him to serve at-risk kids
Despite suffering a stroke in March, retired professional tennis player Lenward “Lenny” Simpson continues to serve the Wilmington community where he grew up as boy.
PET PALS: 2-year-old black cat looking for new home
This week’s Pet Pal is a 2-year-old domestic short hair cat named Patricia.
Salvation Army still accepting donations, preparing to distribute to Angel Tree families
With Christmas creeping closer, the Salvation Army is making sure its Angel Tree families have gifts under the tree.
The big day is just ten days away. With Christmas creeping closer, the Salvation Army is making sure its Angel Tree families have gifts under the tree.
Holiday shipping on the rise as Christmas closes in
With just ten days until Christmas, the countdown is on for folks shipping gifts by the 25th. Scores of people swarmed local post offices and shipping companies Wednesday, trying to beat the crowds to send their Christmas gifts.
Local dietitian offers tips on how to avoid unhealthy eating habits during the holidays
A local dietitian is giving tips and tricks to maintain healthy eating habits during the holiday season, as many traditional meals feature sweet treats and savory dishes.
100-year-old veteran gets COVID-19 booster at Wilmington VA Health Care Center
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) —Wilmington VA Health Care Center hit a milestone, giving a COVID-19 booster to the one of the oldest veterans to get a vaccine locally.
Wilmington’s Jeremiah Murrill featured in two national Chick-fil-A commericals
WWAY was the first to share Murrill's story in 2019.
Chick-fil-A’s Jeremiah Murrill is arguably the most famous drive-thru worker in the country, working right here in Wilmington.