‘Sweetest thing on the truck’: Beloved dog takes final ride on Wilmington ice cream truck
This weekend marks the last ride for a very special pup who’s been a special part of many people’s memories for more than a decade in Wilmington.
Local expert offers tips on how to prevent seeing more pests during the fall months
It’s that time of year where you may start to notice more insects and pests in or around your home.
Marvel movie actor stops by UNCW and visits the men’s club volleyball team
A newly minted star is in the Cape Fear, taking some time to play volleyball at UNCW.
Counselors talk National Bullying Prevention Month one day after Cape Fear Academy bullying lawsuit
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and just one day after a major lawsuit at Cape Fear Academy, WWAY is taking a closer look at what is becoming a prevalent issue in our area.
Brunswick County brewery breaks ground
A Leland Brewery has finally broken ground after a two year delay.
Tammy Tilghman opens second restaurant after surviving a brain tumor
Tammy Tilghman has operated Magnolia Social Café in Riverlights for years, and was in the process of opening a second restaurant earlier this year when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Tilghman underwent successful surgery to remove the tumor, but says it’s still a day-by-day process.
Cape Fear marks 5 years since Hurricane Matthew left its mark
Today makes 5 years since Hurricane Matthew brushed by the Cape Fear, leaving behind beach erosion and devastating flooding across the area.
Multi-vehicle accident involves NHSO van in downtown Wilmington
Police are investigating an accident involving six vehicles, one of which belongs to the sheriff’s office, in downtown Wilmington.
Southport mayoral candidates face-off in candidate forum
The League of Women Voters hosted a Mayoral and Board of Aldermen candidate forum in Southport on Thursday evening, moderated by WWAY’s Randy Aldridge.
Recyclops to offer Uber-like curbside pickup service in Leland
Leland residents will soon have a new option for curbside recycling pickup after the town terminated its contract with GFL in June.
Home Sweet Home: Woman donates tent full of memories to local homeless ministry
A tent, a Facebook post, and a woman with a heart for the homeless is going viral.
Lawsuit: Cape Fear Academy ignored bullying, harassment claims among girls
A lawsuit has been filed against Cape Fear Academy in Wilmington claiming it failed to address reported bullying and harassment claims.
Wilmington Parks and Recreation launches an online survey to develop a 10 year plan
The City of Wilmington wants residents to share their thoughts on what they would like to see the city’s parks and recreation department do in the next 10 years.
The Salvation Army of the Cape Fear is now accepting applications for its Angel Tree program
The Salvation Army of the Cape Fear is gearing up for the holiday season, with its Angel Tree Program, but supply chain issues are threatening to make this year’s campaign even more challenging.
Six candidates for Leland Town Council face off in forum
Six candidates competing for two seats on Leland Town Council faced off in a forum Wednesday night moderated by WWAY’s Randy Aldridge.
Team of the Week: New Hanover Wildcats
The Wildcats have had anything but a traditional schedule this season. Between COVID and a school shooting, there’s plenty of adversity coming from off the field.
Firefighter raising money for mental health coping classes
According to a national study, last year more first responders died from suicide than in the line of duty. In Wrightsville Beach, firefighter Mo Peacock is trying to change that.
Schools across the Cape Fear are being impacted by food supply
Many schools across the Cape Fear are having to adapt their lunchroom menus because of supply chain issues.
Fastest growing town in NC prepares for population to triple by 2045
Leland is one of the fastest growing towns in North Carolina, almost doubling its population since 2010, potentially tripling it by 2045. But is it ready to accommodate so many people and the effects that could follow?
NHSO sees increase in owner surrenders at animal shelter
The pandemic has impacted many people physically, emotionally, and financially — leaving some people with difficult decisions to give up things that they love.
Mom to Mom: Pop Fidget tools helping kids learn
In this weeks Mom to Mom we have a way for you to re-purpose a toy, and help your little ones learn in a fun new way.
Library to host panel highlighting men of color in the Revolutionary War and Civil War
The Pender County Library will host an online a panel of genealogist-historians for a discussion of the role of men of color from southeastern North Carolina in the Revolutionary War and the Civil War.
Wildcats dominate Vikings in rivalry soccer match
New Hanover celebrated senior night well.
Unruly crowd demands entry to NHC Board of Education meeting, mask mandate remains in place
A large group of people gathered outside Tuesday’s New Hanover County Board of Education meeting, demanding to be let in while also refusing to comply with the mask mandate.