Recent bride shares her journey after double jaw surgery
Her best option was double jaw surgery—a complex and invasive procedure that can take months to recover. But at the time, Lynch knew she had big plans.
Section of River Road in Wilmington to close Sunday
Starting on Sunday, August 18, River Road will close from Coleman Drive to Independence Boulevard to allow for construction on a new roundabout
UPDATE: Suspect in custody after standoff at Wilmington apartment complex
Wilmington police and a SWAT team are involved in a standoff Friday morning at an apartment complex on Kerr Crossing Apartments.
‘Single Question Rally’ seeks answers from UNCW’s chancellor
The North Carolina Minority Citizens for Fiscal Transparency, a newly founded watchdog group, held a ‘Single Question Rally’ on College Road during UNCW’s move-in day.
Pigskin Preview: West Bladen excited for local rivalries
West Bladen football went 2-7 last season, but their new schedule has undergone perhaps the most drastic change of any team in the Cape Fear.
UNCW welcoming new and returning students during move-in weekend
Hundreds of staff members and volunteers will be on hand this weekend to help the University of North Carolina Wilmington’s new and returning students settle into campus life.
Wilmington honors WW2 heroes on 80th anniversary of VJ Day
Friday is the 80th anniversary of VJ or Victory over Japan Day, when Hirohito, the then emperor of Japan, gave a radio broadcast announcing his nation’s surrender.
Topsail sweeps Coastal Christian on the road
Reigning champions of the now Carolina Coast Conference, Topsail volleyball swept Coastal Christian on the road on Thursday for their first win of the season.
811 officials remind public to ‘call before you dig’
Officials with 811, the free service that allows you to locate utility lines, is reminding the public to call before you dig.
Former brewery owner charged in assault now suing employee in same incident
The former owner of Edward Teach Brewing, who was recently charged with assaulting a LongHorn Steakhouse employee, is now suing that same employee in a separate civil case.
Edward Teach Brewing confirms new ownership, addresses former owner’s assault charge
Edward Teach Brewing says it has been under new ownership since mid-July, weeks before its former owner was charged in an alleged assault at a Wilmington restaurant.
Pigskin Preview: East Columbus doesn’t want to repeat winless season
East Columbus football does not want to relive or be reminded of their 2024 campaign, in which they did not win a single game.
Avelo adds ILM’s first international flight, resumes West Palm Beach route
Avelo Airlines announced two new nonstop routes from Wilmington International Airport: Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, which is the airport’s first international destination, and West Palm Beach, Florida.
History with ‘Hud’: The evolving role of Southport’s pilot tower
Southport is a very popular tourist spot for those looking to enjoy a small town vibe along the Brunswick County coast. But its role as a coastal town has changed greatly over the years, especially when it comes to a particular landmark along West Bay Street.
Recently hatched sea turtle nest excavated near Fort Fisher
Fort Fisher Sea Turtle volunteers excavated a recently hatched sea turtle nest near the Fort Fisher Recreation Area off Loggerhead Road.
Wawa breaks ground on it’s first Wilmington location
Ground-breaking occurred for the location at the intersection of South 17th Street and Wellington Ave in Wilmington.
Laney drops season opener to West Carteret 3-2
Laney volleyball opened their regular season at home on Wednesday, but fell to West Carteret in five sets.
ILM begins major expansion, installs temporary arrival and departure curb
Next week, ILM will begin construction on its biggest expansion yet. In the meantime, passengers will enter and exit the airport differently.
Topsail Beach Post Office to close after 60+ years of service
USPS is looking to phase out privately-run locations
A post office in Topsail Beach is set to close at the end of next month. The post office has been serving the town since 1964.
Pigskin Preview: “Roller Coaster” West Columbus hopes to ride back up the standings
No football program in the area has been up and down in recent years the way West Columbus has.
Wilmington Fire, Police to face off in annual ‘Battle of the Badges’ blood drive
The Wilmington Fire Department and Wilmington Police Department are set to face off in this year’s Battle of the Badges blood drive, a friendly rivalry aimed at boosting lifesaving donations.
Burgaw Board of Commissioners denies plat for Weldon Villages, approves permit for Burgaw Townhomes
Before the meeting, residents had voiced concerns about the developments affecting Burgaw’s small-town atmosphere.
Back-to-School shopping season in full swing as parents hunt for deals
With the summer coming to an end and school starting back up many parents have been busy back to school shopping.
Vinyl revival celebrated nationwide on National Vinyl Record Day
Tuesday is National Vinyl Record Day and people are celebrating by listening to their favorite vinyl records and visiting record stores.