Auto dealership holds drive-thru hiring event
Here in the Cape Fear, businesses like Wilmington’s CarMax auto dealership are getting creating looking for new employees.
Independence Mall rolls out program to jumpstart minority-owned businesses
Throughout the pandemic, 66 percent of minority-owned small businesses risked permanent closure in the U.S. For the next five years, Wilmington’s Independence Mall and its parent company, Brookfield Properties hope to jumpstart those businesses through their Partner to Empower program.
City of Wilmington makes inroads on 37 transportation projects
The City of Wilmington has made inroads on 37 different transportation projects since 2014.
Increased wildlife sightings in residential and commercial areas in Wilmington
As the weather gets warmer, state wildlife officials reminding you to be careful when outdoors.
The Santa Maria replica draws many visitors to the Wilmington Riverfront
People are flocking to downtown Wilmington for a chance to step on a replica of one of Christopher Columbus’s most famous ship, the Santa María.
State bill takes aim at ‘Carolina Squat’ trucks, citing safety concerns
A new bill could limit certain truck modifications in North Carolina after safety concerns were raised, and a petition gathered thousands of signatures.
Building materials are costing more, impacting the construction of new homes
The cost of lumber and other building materials is on the rise and it’s having a major impact on home construction.
New Hanover County locals torn on new transgender athletic policy
Tuesday night, the New Hanover County Board of Education passed a new policy allowing middle school student athletes to play on the team aligning with their gender identity.
‘Teacher of the Week’ retiring after 24 years of teaching science
Our last ‘Teacher of the Week’ for the 2020-2021 school year features one of the zaniest and most positive educators you’ll likely ever meet.
Mom to Mom: How to make Firecracker Dogs
Holidays are a time for family traditions, and we have a new one you might want to start with your kids this Fourth of July.
Hundreds gather at school board meeting over critical race theory, transgender rights
Hundreds gathered outside the New Hanover County Board of Education meeting on Tuesday to address several controversial issues not listed on the agenda.
What is Critical Race Theory? Local expert explains
Critical Race Theory is a popular topic of conversation that many may misunderstand.
Salvation Army and WWAY team up to feed the hungry
Tuesday, WWAY partnered with the Salvation Army, holding a canned food drive to help the hungry.
Pet Pals: More than 20 pets looking for their forever home
According to staff at the New Hanover County Animal Shelter there is currently an overflow of pets up for adoption.
WWAY partners with Salvation Army of Cape Fear to re-stock pantry shelves
WWAY and the Salvation Army of Cape Fear join forces for a canned food drive June 8 from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. in Pender and Brunswick Counties.
New Hanover County approves tax rate change in 2021-2022 budget
The New Hanover County Board of Commissioners voted 3-2 Monday evening to adopt the recommended budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year.
Need a new car? It might take three months to get one.
After months of shutdown, working from home, and social distance, car dealerships are starting the see the effects of COVID-19 trickle down from manufacturers.
National furniture shortage makes its way to the Cape Fear
Locals in the market for new furniture might experience longer shipping times, as local showrooms fall victim to supply chain issues.
Water Street construction set to finish by mid-July
Construction on Water Street in Downtown Wilmington may be nearing completion after four years.
Cape Fear Hooley Under the Bridge to raise money for St. Patrick’s Day parade
The Cape Fear “Hooley Under the Bridge” is a yearly Irish music and food festival…and this year’s party under the bridge near Waterline Brewing Co. will raise money for the Wilmington St. Patrick’s Day Parade!
Local veterans laid to rest at sea by Veterans Memorial Reef
Today, aquatic urns containing the cremated remains of seven veterans, were lowered to their final resting place at sea off the coast of Carolina Beach, surrounded by loved ones.
Gregory Farms and Vineyard holds its first annual ‘Blueberry Harvest Celebration’
A local farm and vineyard celebrating blueberry season with music, food trucks, and wine.
Art sale attempts to help out Wrightsville Beach Museum hit hard by COVID-19
A fairy scape art sale was held Saturday to raise money for the Wrightsville Beach children’s program, which has taken a hit due to the pandemic.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church holds yard sale to benefit Boys Choir programs
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church held a yard sale Saturday to benefit their music program, as well as the Wilmington Boys Choir.