‘All Blue Week’ begins as UNCW launches the Alliance for the Blue Economy
In an effort to make Wilmington a hub for the “blue economy,” UNCW is hosting “All Blue Week” to launch its Alliance for the Blue Economy.
Low turnout expected for municipal elections but outcome could have high impact on local issues
Voters will head to the polls Tuesday for municipal elections across the Cape Fear that will determine who represents them in a number of local government offices.
Coastal Christian volleyball climbs over hurdles from previous years; win state championship at home
The Centurions seniors have never lost on their home court, and Saturday would be no different.
Wilmington Farmer’s Market ‘Autumn Farm Festival’ provides variety of fresh produce options
The Wilmington Farmer’s Market held its ‘Autumn Farm Festival’ on Saturday, providing a wide variety of fresh produce from local farms.
UNCW hosts annual ‘Cape Fear Heart Walk’, raising thousands for the American Heart Association
Hundreds of people laced up their walking shoes Saturday, taking part in the annual ‘Cape Fear Heart Walk’, held on the campus of UNCW.
The 5th Quarter October 29, 2021
The regular season is done, and many area teams are advancing to the playoffs.
‘Nothing will be the same without her.’: Brother remembers Carly Rae Baron one year after shooting
Jaquan Cortez Jackson is still awaiting trial after he allegedly shot and killed 23-year-old Carly Rae Baron in a road rage incident Halloween 2020. One year later, Baron’s brother Colin says he’s still healing after losing his best friend.
Supply man regaining independence after hunting accident left him paralyzed
Stacey Ridgeway used to be an avid hunter, who loved spending time outside in the woods. But last November, Ridgeway fell nearly 30 feet from a tree stand, crushing vertebrae and becoming paralyzed from the waist down.
Local woman speaks out after falling victim to a scam call that spoofed her banks phone number
A mother and daughter duo in New Hanover County are speaking out after falling victim to a scam after receiving a phone call from what was thought to be their bank.
Salvation Army in need of volunteers as the holidays quickly approach
The Salvation Army hopes to start ringing bells outside businesses on November 12th, but the organization is reporting a shortage of volunteers for the 2nd year in a row.
What’s a ‘Wellness Day’?: NHC Schools explains decision
Three area counties are giving students and staff a day off Friday, November 12. Two counties call it a ‘wellness day’.
Team of the Week: Ashley Screaming Eagles
Ashley earned its first conference win since 2018, beating Topsail Friday night 30-8.
Fall into fun with family-friendly outdoor movies
The Junior League of Wilmington sponsors a fundraising movie night featuring “Coco” and “Hocus Pocus” Oct. 30 at Old River Farms in Burgaw
Pet Pals: 6-year-old cat is looking for a new home
This week’s Pet Pal is a 6-year-old calico short-hair cat named Baby Girl.
Parents seeking answers after daughter killed in hit-and-run
A mother and father are appealing to the community for help after their daughter was killed in a hit and run earlier this month.
‘Shop with a Cop’ gives 15 Wilmington kids $2,250 shopping spree
Thursday was National First Responders Day, and some children got to spend it enjoying a shopping spree with members of the Wilmington Police Department.
Southeastern Autism Academy haunted house treats Cape Fear to spooky fun
Halloween is three days, but one school project is already spooking the Cape Fear. Thursday, Southeastern Autism Academy students put on their annual haunted house in Wilmington.
UNCW Police and students on recent sexual assault uptick
With new information on an uptick of sexual assaults at UNCW, WWAY investigates, speaking with students, police, and staff.
Local lawmaker leads meeting on military aircraft noise impacting downtown Wilmington
Noise from military aircraft has been talked about by many, and a recent meeting led by Representative Deb Butler discussed some possible solutions.
#UNSOLVED: Husband, wife arrested after Nags Heads Police use DNA in 1991 case
A couple is charged with concealing the birth of a child whose remains were found in the trash in 1991 in the Outer Banks.
The Landfall Tradition to feature top collegiate female golfers
One of the country’s top collegiate women’s golf tournaments, The Landfall Tradition, begins today at the Country Club of Landfall’s pristine Pete Dye Course near Wrightsville Beach.
Ceremony of Remembrance for the Lost Pilots of Smithville planned Saturday
2021 is the 100th anniversary of the Wilmington-Cape Fear Pilots Association and to commemorate the milestone, and to remember pilots lost at sea, there is a special event and wreath laying planned in Southport.
Moores Creek National Battlefield to host nighttime candlelight tour
For the first time in four years, Moores Creek National Battlefield will host a candlelight tour in mid-November that will offer visitors a chance to step back in time to learn about life during the American Revolution in 1776.
New Hanover soccer completes season sweep of Hoggard
The Wildcats won 2-0 at Scott Braswell Stadium Wednesday.