Wilmington organization hosts ”Black Family Wellness Expo”
On Saturday, The Wilmington North Carolina Chapter of the Links Incorporated invited the entire community to participate in the Black Family Wellness Expo.
The sounds of patriotism echoed on the bank of the Cape Fear River
The sounds of patriotism echoed on the bank of the Cape Fear River as the daughters of the American Revolution commemorated America’s 250th birthday by unveiling the historic marker honors forgotten patriots of the American Revolution. Many of them were Native and African Americans.
Wilmington Man questions massive spike in winter energy bill
After the harsh winter the Cape Fear Region experienced. Lots of people are receiving their power bills, and it’s been a real shock for many.
No charges filed after investigation into transfer of Kiwanis Park playground equipment
The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation announced Friday the agency is closing its investigation into the unauthorized transfer of county-owned playground equipment at Hampstead Kiwanis Park.
Food and drink festival set for next weekend at Riverfront Park
A weekend-long food and drink festival highlighting Wilmington’s culinary scene is set to return for its third year.
Teacher of the Month recognized for her commitment to making math exciting in her classroom
Every month we get the honor of celebrating educators who go above and beyond for students in the Cape Fear. Our March Teacher of The Month has been making an impact in the lives of her math students for the last eight years.
North Carolina Azalea Festival leader excited about new chapter with the organization
The new executive director of The North Carolina Azalea Festival sits down with Tomika Jackson to discuss her new role with the organization.
Leland town council hears public on budget, approves text amendment defining data centers
The budget includes a reduction in the tax rate from 27 to 25 cents per $100 of property valuation, $2.5 million dollars for street resurfacing, and several new firefighter and police positions.
Leland town leaders moving on after ruling made in laptop controversy
Leland Town Council met during a closed-door meeting on Wednesday, where the results of an investigation into council member Frank Pendleton’s actions were revealed.
Local restaurant gearing up for large “March Madness” crowd
The first round of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament tipped off on Thursday and one area restaurant expects a big crowd during opening weekend.
Anderson’s late header gives Ashley 2-1 win over Laney
It was a fast start, slow middle and dramatic ending in a match that saw Ashley girls soccer prevail over Laney 2-1 on Thursday.
Pender County gets an economic boost through tourism
It appears Pender County is becoming a vacationer’s paradise. The County’s Tourism Development Board met on Thursday, at the Hampstead Annex, to discuss the state of tourism.
Pender JROTC team headed to the nationals after winning ‘4th Brigade Best of Best Raider Competition’
The Pender High School Male Raider Team recently won a tough competition at Fort Bragg, and now they’re headed to the national stage.
Women in Cape Fear commercial real estate honored at annual Awards of Excellence
March is Women’s History Month and many women in the Cape Fear real estate industry were celebrated on Thursday.
Emails obtained by WWAY reveal disputed removal of Kiwanis Park playground equipment
Newly released emails obtained through a public records request are shedding light on how playground equipment was removed from Hampstead’s Kiwanis Park and the confusion surrounding whether it was authorized.
Wilmington Police Department’s K9 Kraken receives body armor donation
The Wilmington Police Department held a press conference earlier today to showcase new body armor they received for one of their K9 officers.
K9 Kraken is the newest addition to the WPD family. He received a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a donation from non-profit Vested Interest in K9s, Inc.
Throwback Thursday: 1985 ACC championship watch party, Joe Namath on stage, and a Belville dispute
This week’s Throwback Thursday looks back at March 1985, with stories ranging from ACC basketball excitement to a celebrity appearance on stage and a neighborhood dispute in Belville.
UNCW to host “Harry’s Game” on Sunday
An annual event is set to return featuring UNCW men’s soccer that will benefit local charities.
Wilmington photographer documents long recovery of residents in western NC after Hurricane Helene
For months, Peggy Williams and other volunteers searched for her partner, Lenny Widawski, a violinist and musician, who was swept away along with his house by floodwaters.
Archer scores twice as Hoggard beats Jacksonville 2-0
Viking girls soccer prevailed at home Wednesday as Hoggard took down Jacksonville 2-0.
“Cape Fear Ghost Crabs” change name, location to UNCW
The area’s newest baseball team will debut this summer, but with a completely new identity and home than previously expected.
Brunswick family receives outpouring of support following house fire
An outpouring of support Wednesday for a Northwest family who lost two children in a house fire last week.
Pender County Board of Education proposes new idea for Topsail Booster Clubs
Next week, the Pender County Board of education is going to have a meeting that could determine the fate of parent run booster programs.
Island Men Mac & Cheese Festival returns to Carolina Beach this weekend
A popular food competition returns to Carolina Beach this weekend as dozens of local cooks prepare to compete for the top prize at the Island Men’s Mac and Cheese Festival.