Swing for the Stars and help local Make-A-Wish foundation
Swing for the Stars invites tennis players to compete for Make-A-Wish Eastern North Carolina October 1.
Registration underway for the inaugural Brunswick Heritage Riverside Ride
If you enjoy biking and learning about the past, there’s a really cool ride taking place in October that will offer great views of the Cape Fear River and allow participants to connect with Brunswick County’s history.
Hurricane Sam will pump larger waves, rip currents along NC coast late week
Hurricane Sam is a powerful Category 4 storm in the Atlantic Ocean, but forecasters said late Sunday that it had peaked in intensity.
Wilmington’s first natural wine bar holds grand opening ceremony
You now have another option when it comes to the types of wine available around the Cape Fear.
Local band ‘Audiomelt’ gains the attention of thousands on TikTok
A new local band from the Cape Fear region is going viral on TikTok, gaining thousands of views and followers.
It’s ‘spider season’, a local expert explains which spiders you should be worried about
It is ‘spider season’ here in North Carolina, and you’ve probably seen them around the area, big and colorful with intricate webs.
Clean Eatz hosts its annual national convention in Wrightsville Beach
Today, one Wilmington based business, that has grown to have franchises across the country, wrapped up its annual convention in Wrightsville Beach.
Local church in Wilmington helps feed the homeless population through its lunch bag program
One local church in Wilmington is continuing to serve the homeless population through its lunch bag program, after seeing an increased need during the pandemic
NHCS holds a job fair to fill a number of openings within the school system
New Hanover County Schools currently has numerous openings around the area, and held a job fair this weekend in an attempt to fill those roles.
Dozens of volunteers spend the morning planting a community garden at Greenfield Lake
Dozens of volunteers turned out Saturday to plant a community garden of leafy greens and root vegetables at Greenfield Lake in Wilmington.
WWAY 5th Quarter September 24, 2021
Week 6 is done. See the video for the complete episode of The 5th Quarter.
Wilmington recycling company ‘Turtletrash’ turns your trash into treasures
A new coastal-conscience waste and recycling company is working to keep plastics local and out of the ocean.
108-year-old time capsule opened in Wilmington, revealing the history inside
A history lesson over a century in the making was held this afternoon at the former Pearsall Memorial Presbyterian Church on Market Street.
Annual ARTfall being held through October 2nd at Hannah Block Historic USO Arts Center
The Hannah Block Historic USO Arts Center is currently hosting its 6th annual ARTfall. The event is open every day through October 2nd.
Cape Fear Fair and Expo returning next month after being cancelled in 2020
The 2021 Cape Fear Fair and Expo returns on October 29th and runs through November 7th at the Wilmington International Airport.
Flu cases expected to increase this flu season during the pandemic
Some health care experts are concerned about the flu and the common cold combining with high numbers of COVID-19 cases across the Cape Fear.
Republican National Committee trained volunteers for voter registration in Wilmington
The Republican National Committee, holding a training event in Wilmington today. Nearly 35 volunteers were taught how to register and mobilize voters.
Hiring experts explain how small businesses can survive and what applicants are looking for
Though North Carolina’s unemployment rate has fallen from 13.5 percent to 4.3 since the beginning of the pandemic, many employers say they are still short staffed.
Man runs Wrightsville Beach Triathlon for friend with stage 4 cancer
This weekend’s Wrightsville Beach Triathlon has one competitor running for a good cause.
Welcome Home Angel poised to spread it’s wings
Locally-founded nonprofit, Welcome Home Angel, recently made a surprise announcement while introducing its new executive director Craig Wagner.
It is going national.
Brunswick County agencies train by simulating nighttime boat crash
Four emergency services agencies came together for a training exercise in Oak Island Thursday night.
‘Missing White Woman Syndrome’; a look at racial disparities in missing person cases
Concerns arise surrounding missing person cases involving people of color, that often go unmentioned, and some people are calling it ‘Missing White Woman Syndrome’.
Event in Wilmington helps veterans waiting years for disability benefits
A three day event called the Veterans Experience Action Center kicked off Thursday at American Legion Post 10 on Pine Grove Drive in Wilmington.
Wilmington man hit by suspect on the run describes incident
A Wilmington man is sharing his story after a suspect running from police crashed into him, nearly sending him into a building.