The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services held a press conference today to discuss the recent reports of rare blood clots related to the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
The CDC and FDA recommended a pause on the Johnson and Johnson vaccine Tuesday morning. According to both, the vaccine has been connected to six cases of cerebral venous sinus thrombosis.
After months of anticipation, the Lewis Strawberry Nursery now has thousands of ripe red strawberries ready for you to pick and enjoy.
The Cape Fear experienced a major rise in luxury home sales towards the end of 2020, and the market boom is showing no sign of slowing down any time soon.
This week’s Pet Pal is a black and white domestic short hair cat named Shadow.
The Pender High School softball team battled back not once, but twice on Monday night to take down rival Heide Trask, 3-2.
The high school football regular season is in the books as focus across the area shifts to the NCHSAA State Playoffs. Four Cape Fear area teams will have an opportunity to bring home the title in 2021.
UNCW has announced the addition of a three-game series this weekend when the Seahawks host UNCA beginning Friday with a 6 p.m. start at Brooks Field.
A Wilmington landmark will soon be receiving a new roof. St. James Episcopal Church was constructed in 1839 and is still covered by the original roof, which now needs replacing.
An Army veteran and his wife received a free roof today courtesy of Habitat for Humanity and Covenant Roofing.
Monday, thousands of students across the Cape Fear returned to class for full-time, in-person instruction.
Members of the community gathered to remember one of their own at a Wilmington barber shop Monday.
Youth hockey is growing in the Cape Fear region, and one local non-profit is trying to make sure players are well-trained and well-equipped to compete at the local, state and national level.
More than one year into the COVID-19 pandemic, and local churches continue to adapt as the pandemic alters their Sunday services.
On Sunday, the New Hanover County 4-H held its annual award ceremony celebrating and recognizing the achievements of New Hanover County 4-H members, volunteers, and friends of 2020.
The Azalea Festival celebrated tradition while also envisioning new ways of celebrating during a pandemic that has changed the way the world lives.
This is the second year the Salvation Army of the Cape Fear Women’s Auxiliary is not holding its annual “Spring Fling”, traditionally held during the Azalea Festival, and like last year, it’s been canceled because of the pandemic.
Novant health and New Hanover Regional Medical Center partnering with Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity to sponsor a home for a local mother of two .
The Historic Wilmington Foundation held a special event coined ‘Promenade Performances’ this weekend, in place of their normal annual house tour they were unable to have due to COVID.
The 2021 Azalea Festival coin show was held this weekend at the Elks Lodge in Wilmington, rounding out an exciting week of events around the city.
“As soon as she is able to carry weight on her third leg, she will get an artificial limb and join my boyfriend’s alpaca herd to live a normal alpaca life.”
The high school football regular season has come to an end for teams across the Cape Fear. The week seven matchups didn’t disappoint, with many games coming down to the final possession. Sports Director Tanner Barth breaks down the highlights on this weeks edition of the 5th Quarter.
Dozens of cars lined up for the drive-thru reception, which involved socially-distanced greetings from those in attendance, including Queen Azalea herself.
A popular Wilmington Barbeque destination for the past three decades is officially closing its doors for the final time two weeks from today.