Cape Fear residents find cool relief as heat advisory takes hold
With a heat advisory in effect for the Cape Fear Friday and Saturday, it is important to find ways to stay cool and ensure you are properly hydrated.
WHQR responds to loss of federal funding
Crane says about 8.5% of WHQR’s annual budget comes from federal sources. He says the funds are typically planned and allocated in advance.
Historical marker unveiled at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson
“Patriots left here, and when they left to go to Fort Johnston, they are taking those first steps not just to defiance,” said McKee.
Dogs make a splash at 2025 Battleship Splash in Wilmington
DockDogs returned to Wilmington, for the 2025 Battleship Splash, where dogs can compete in multiple events.
Leland Town Council tables possible ordinance changes for flood zone development
The changes would have included limiting the density of developments in flood zones.
Family and friends remember Marine Raider as brave and accomplished skydiver
40-year-old Brandon Schmidt of North Topsail Beach died last week while skydiving in Illinois. After a mid-air collision with another jumper, he was unable to open his parachute.
Barth Brothers host annual kicking camp at Hoggard
Thursday night at Hoggard’s Scott Braswell Stadium, a couple of the football program’s finest returned to give back to the community for the tenth time.
Gov. Stein vetoes bill giving protections to ‘puppy mills’
The bill was originally intended to address squatters but a last-minute amendment would have given more legal protections for pet stores.
Midtown Wilmington YMCA gearing up for major expansion
The Midtown YMCA on George Anderson Drive is hoping to get the green light from the city on a major expansion.
Local films return to the big screen with “Port City Shorties” screening Friday at Jengo’s
A collection of short films made by Wilmington-based filmmakers will be back on the big screen this week, as “Port City Shorties” returns to Jengo’s Playhouse for a special one-night screening.
History with ‘Hud’: How the film industry has exploded in Wilmington since the 1980s
With the hot weather we’re having, going to the movies or staying inside at home to binge your favorite TV show is a great way to stay cool. And there’s a decent chance one of those films or shows has a local connection.
Faith and community leaders voice concerns about swastika spray-painted along Shipyard Blvd
A symbol of hate, a swastika, was found spray-painted on a utility pole along Shipyard Boulevard around Memorial Day weekend.
Sharks earn split with Salamanders
In a home doubleheader on Wednesday, the Sharks earned a split with the Holly Springs Salamanders.
Amuzu Theatre show celebrates 50s & 60s rock and roll as renovations move forward
The historic Amuzu Theatre is bringing the golden age of music back to Southport next month while making big strides in restoring the beloved landmark.
Brunswick Planning Board approves Folly Hills development, denies another
The board approved the Folly Hills development by a 4-1 vote.
Wilmington native leads push for new multi-use venue to attract professional hockey team
Wilmington native Michael Vollmin plays for a professional hockey team in Switzerland, and last summer, he created the Wilmington Arena Project.
Statewide Push to Curb Bitcoin ATM Scams in North Carolina
Tuesday, Attorney General Jeff Jackson and Secretary of State Elaine Marshall visited the port city to announce a statewide effort to help people from being scammed when using Bitcoin ATMs.
“Kickin’ It with the Barth Brothers” camp returns on Thursday
A pair of local athletes are once again getting set to give back to their community.
Pet Pals: Sweet and silly husky looking for forever home
The New Hanover Humane Society says she’s smart and funny with lots of love to give.
Brunswick County School Board approves location for new elementary school
The board has entered into purchase agreements for property at two different sites with the hopes of building two new schools within the next 10 years.
Nonprofit leader reacts to resignation of NHC Endowment CEO
Harper Peterson, founder of the Heal Our People’s Endowment nonprofit, said Winslow’s resignation shows there are major issues with the Endowment.
Lewis tosses 13 K’s as Loggerheads dominate Rockfish 15-0
One player for Oak Island was on his game as the Loggerheads took down the Hope Mills Rockfish 15-0 on Monday.
Wilmington narrows field for next police chief after closed-door meeting
Wilmington City Council held a special meeting Monday to sit down with the candidates for the new Wilmington police chief.
Leland Council reviews ongoing Magnolia Greens explosion investigation
At the Leland Town Council agenda review meeting Monday afternoon, the council continued to raise questions regarding the explosion in the Magnolia Greens neighborhood.