Week five of the high school football season is in the books across North Carolina. Friday nights action brought us big time plays and performances from up and down the Cape Fear. Check out the highlights on this weeks 5th Quarter with WWAY Sports Director Tanner Barth.
The film industry is booming in the Cape Fear this year and now, some industry leaders are pushing to make sure the state’s film grant does not run out.
Since Hurricane Florence in 2018, North Carolina has documented about 400 abandoned boats along its waterways and coastline. Only half of those have been removed.
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Registered dietitian Callan Wall collaborates with the Children’s Museum of Wilmington to open an interactive simulated diner to teach children about healthy food choices.
After a year of lockdown, many anticipate a busier than ever beach season. For the Lockwood Inlet Association, this raises some concerns.
A Wilmington man accused of intentionally setting a fire that killed two people has been found guilty.
COVID-related restrictions across the state will be greatly reduced Friday, giving businesses and their customers more freedom.
The Topsail boys lacrosse team fell behind 4-0 early in the first quarter on Wednesday night, but the Pirates battled back to regain the 8-7 lead in the third quarter. The comeback effort fell just short down the stretch for Topsail as they fell to East Chapel Hill in the NCHSAA East Final, 13-11.
Starting Monday, New Hanover Regional Medical Center patients were allowed up to two visitors. It’s big news for expectant mothers in the Cape Fear.
Surf City’s first ever paid parking season begins next month, and now non-residents have a chance to buy a parking pass.
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and The Blue Ribbon Run is working to do it’s part by raising money for awareness and a cure, while helping North Carolina families affected by the disease.
Wilmington Health Access for Teens of Coastal Horizons is an organization dedicated to making sure young people in the Cape Fear have access to health services.
From Broadway to the Cape Fear, the pandemic dimmed the lights of performing arts venues during the last year including local school productions.
Easter is almost here and if you can’t find your baskets behind all that junk in your attic, we’re here to help!
The New Hanover boys soccer team kept their historic season alive on Tuesday night. The Wildcats took down Southern Alamance 3-0 in the NCHSAA Class 3A Final Four to advance to the State Championship game.
A Brunswick County staple is closing up shop after more than 40 years in business.
Despite hitting three home runs, all solo shots, UNCW dropped a 5-3 decision to visiting NC State on Tuesday at Brooks Field.
First-year students at the University of North Carolina Wilmington will be required to live on-campus for their first two years beginning in the fall of 2021.
Gov. Roy Cooper announced a further easing of COVID-19 restrictions in light of continued vaccination efforts and improving metrics.
New protocols will be in place to keep patrons safe and socially distanced as they enjoy live performances for the first time since the pandemic began.
Cape Fear Community College culinary student and soon-to-be graduate Dylan Rhodes, 18, is slated to start his dream job with Blackberry Farm following his May graduation.
This week’s Pet Pal is a two-year-old domestic short hair cat.