ILM awarded $6.5M of American Rescue funds
Wilmington Internation Airport was notified it has been awarded $6,552,227 in Airport Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds.
Deputies and locals prepare for busiest Fourth of July in years
According to the New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office, this Independence Day weekend will be one like no other.
Deputies mark dangerous water hazard, keeping holiday boaters safe
As more boaters hit the waterways this weekend, New Hanover County Sheriff’s Deputies are bringing more attention to a dangerous spot on Mott’s Channel.
Sharks fall short on “salute to sticky stuff” night
The first ever Coastal Plains league ejection due to sticky stuff happened tonight in Wilmington
Pleasure Island businesses prepare for busy holiday weekend
Friday marks the start of Independence Day weekend for many Americans, and Carolina Beach is already buzzing with visitors.
Patriotic golf carts hit the streets of Carolina Beach
It was all stars and stripes on the streets of Carolina Beach Thursday evening as 40 decorated golf carts paraded around town to kick off Independence Day weekend.
Wilmington public pools are in need of lifeguards
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) —The city’s pools have officially been open for almost a month. As temperatures continue to rise, they’re seeing more visitors throughout the day. what they’re not seeing enough of lifeguards. With certain times during the week designated for adult swim, water aerobics, and family swim, the city needs lifeguards. “So, the goal for every year, is about…
New Hanover County to hold Survivor Day for hurricane preparation
People will learn how to survive in their home without power for at least 72 hours and what to take with them should they need to leave in a hurry.
Wilmington veterinarian offers pet owners tips on how to handle pets around firework displays
This Independence Day weekend, pet owners are being advised to be aware of a threat to pets in the Cape Fear, fireworks.
Boater warns of metal piling in water ahead of July 4th weekend
As the Fourth of July approaches, thousands of people are preparing to hit the waters of the Cape Fear to celebrate and one woman is warning boaters to take extra care around the waters of Wrightsville Beach.
Local district attorney, domestic violence shelter respond to Cosby release
“You know, no one is saying, other than the defendant and his legal team that Mr. Cosby is innocent,” said David. “The Supreme Court said he was guilty, but he should not have been tried based on the fundamental fairness that was involved.”
Local jewelry company celebrates diamond jubilee
A landmark Cape Fear business is celebrating its 75 year anniversary this month.
New Hanover AD Moore retires after 20 years
Keith Moore’s last day (officially) affiliated with New Hanover High School will be Thursday.
Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement could come with toll
The Cape Fear Memorial Bridge, a Wilmington staple since 1969, could be replaced with a toll bridge.
Hoggard womens tennis duo friends on and off the court
They are quick to praise each other for their success, as well as their coaches and teammates.
Celebrating with a boom: Firefighter talks firework safety
The Fourth of July is just around the corner and many people choose to celebrate the nation’s birthday with a boom.
Mom to Mom: How to create lawn stars
If you want to make your yard a little more patriotic this holiday weekend, we have a creative idea for you.
With construction still underway, city says Riverfront Park will open in time for July 4th
The City of Wilmington’s brand new Riverfront Park and amphitheater is set to open in a few days, but ongoing construction has some questioning whether it will be complete in time.
Laney wrestler has chance to be best in school history
Mark Samuel will compete for his third straight state championship next year, an accomplishment no Buccaneer wrestler has ever accomplished
Fort Fisher State Historic Site adds a new Lumbee Indians exhibit
The Fort Fisher State Historic site revealed a new exhibit depicting the contributions of Lumbee Indians at the fort.
After years of erosion, Snow’s Cut Park is closing forever on Wednesday
The significant shoreline erosion has caused steep embankments, compromising the septic system and causing sinkholes.
Wilmington gym closing its doors as owner recovers from stroke
A landmark local business is closing its doors after a year that presented more challenges than the pandemic alone.
Improvements being made to two major intersections along Pine Grove Drive
On top of re-aligning the intersection of Pine Grove and Oleander, the project adds a traffic signal and pedestrian crossings, with marked crosswalks at the existing and new intersections.
Hoggard duo wins women’s doubles at state
LELAND, N.C. (WWAY) — Elizabeth Vollmin and Macy Morrison rolled through the state tournament this weekend to clinch Hoggard’s third state title this year, joining the softball and women’s cross country teams. The seniors only lost 3 sets before the championship match Saturday. Categories: Local, Sports Tags: Elizabeth Vollmin, Hoggard, Hoggard women’s tennis, Macy Morrison