CFCC gifted a large check supporting its nursing program
Cape Fear Community College announced an expansion supporting its nursing program and students, thanks to a $400,000 gift.
StoryCorps mobile tour kicks off its month long event in Wilmington
Today, a month-long event kicked off that allows people to express themselves through words.
Let the good times roll: Non-profit helps disabled men and women access beaches
Though Thursday was wet and cloudy, some braved the showers to head to Wrightsville Beach for an adventure.
Though some might plan which beach access to head to, others, like today’s visitors, have issues accessing the beach at all.
Local non-profits and arts organizations to receive thousands of dollars
Thursday afternoon, City of Wilmington officials made a big announcement involving local non-profits.
Tru Colors CEO speaks to WWAY about double homicide at his son’s home
Tru Colors Brewing CEO George Taylor, Jr. speaks to WWAY’s Donna Gregory about the double homicide at his son’s home, and his commitment to continue employing active gang members at his Wilmington brewery.
Gang employees at Tru Colors Brewing talk about reducing violence in Wilmington
Tru Colors Brewery employees, Blood gang members “Ant” and “Press”, talk about the challenges and opportunities of working at the city’s only business that hires dozens of active gang members.
Surf City to host annual bridge walk to commemorate September 11
Surf City will be hosting a special observance Saturday morning to commemorate the 20th anniversary of September 11.
Non-profit founder from Wilmington helping Haiti earthquake victims
It’s been more than three weeks since a magnitude 7.2 earthquake hit Haiti, killing more than two thousand people and causing extensive damage.
Team of the Week: Ashley Screaming Eagles
Eagles led 28-12 at half, but Waccamaw closed the gap to 28-26 near the end of the 3rd quarter. But after scoring on the first play of the 4th, Ashley never looked back.
Local law enforcement agencies given cards to help communicate with deaf and hard of hearing citizens
Today, law enforcement agencies in New Hanover County were given a new resource to communicate with members of the deaf and hard of hearing community.
Local school districts maintain COVID-19 dashboards two weeks into the 2021-2022 school year
Brunswick County Schools and New Hanover County Schools are two districts in the area with a COVID-19 dashboard available for parents, students, and staff.
Hurricane Larry stirs up swell for Wrightsville Beach surfers
Hurricane Larry isn’t forecasted to make landfall in the United States, but coastal North Carolina is still feeling its impacts and surfers are taking advantage.
Wilmington Police launching Virtual Response Unit
The Wilmington Police Department recently announced its new Virtual Response Unit and WWAY got the first look at the unit’s soon-to-be home on Wednesday.
Family files charges in violent fight at North Brunswick High football game
More violence at an area school erupted Friday night, involving alleged online threats, a fight on campus, and a father arrested.
Mom to Mom: Tips to help reduce inflammation and belly fat
If you’re of a certain age, it’s not uncommon to start noticing a little extra weight around your middle section.
City of Northwest searching for new police chief, tabling potential partnership with sheriff’s office
The City of Northwest is on the hunt for a new police chief and additional officers after residents strongly spoke out against potentially outsourcing law enforcement duties to the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office.
Ashley tops New Hanover 3-1
New Hanover took the first game, but Ashley showed its’ might taking three straight.
Brunswick County Commissioners approve $27m spending plan, hear presentations on COVID-19, transportation
On Tuesday the Brunswick County Board of Commissioners approved a guideline to spend $27 million from the American Rescue Plan.
Clear backpacks now required at New Hanover High, district working on crisis communications
Following the shooting at New Hanover High School last week, the school is making a policy change and the district is working to improve its own practices.
Leland Post 68 hosts veterans of the USS Shangri-La in ceremony at USS North Carolina
Dozens of veterans turned out today at the USS North Carolina to honor fellow shipmates of the USS Shangri-La who have died.
Pender County Schools allocates funding to hire more nurses and offer COVID tests on campus
The Pender County Board of Education gathered for a special meeting Tuesday morning, discussing masks in schools, testing, and nurses.
Pet Pals: 3-year old Pitbulll is looking for a forever home
This week’s Pet Pal is a 5-year-old Pitbull who is in need of a new home after being found as a stray.
Late night program getting young men off the streets; connecting them with better opportunities
Leading Into New Communities (LINC) is working to provide a safe space for young men working to better their lives.
Locals enjoy the great outdoors on Labor Day
Across the Cape Fear, crowds decided to spend the day enjoying local parks and spending time with family and loved ones.