Waves and Walkers: Annual Senior Beach Day
“Our residents who are in wheelchairs, utilize walkers, or have assistive devices are able to successfully have a day on the beach.”
Good Shepherd Center hosts ‘Brunswick Cares’ forum on homelessness
The event was held at Port City Church in Leland, bringing together community partners, advocates, and volunteers to discuss the state of homelessness.
Leland Fire welcomes new state-of-the-art ladder truck
On Thursday, town officials took part in a “push-in” ceremony for the town’s new ladder truck—a tradition when a new fire truck enters service.
History with ‘Hud’: Detailing the oldest golf course in the Cape Fear region
As the weather continues to warm up, more and more people are hitting the links to improve their golf game. While there are numerous courses around the region, one is older than all the rest.
Surf City property tax rate increase raising concerns
The increase is from 41 cents per $100 per value to 53 cents, a 30% increase.
Port City FC men shutout Burlington 3-0
The Port City FC men improved their record to 3-2 following a 3-0 home win on Wednesday over Burlington United FC.
Port City FC women defeat North Carolina FC 5-1
The Port City FC remains undefeated following a Wednesday home win 5-1 over North Carolina FC.
$500K research project targets opioid prescriptions after surgery
“Surgeons have really taken a closer look at how many pills we should prescribe,” said Dr. William Hope. He leads general surgery at Novant.
Wilmington Fire Department hosts Junior Fire Academy
“It’s fun and the gear is heavy… ours isn’t as heavy but it still gets hot like their gear too,” McGee said.
9/11 survivors calling on US lawmakers to act after DOGE cuts
Survivors of the 9/11 terror attacks are calling on US lawmakers to act as a federally funded aid program could run out of money.
Residents voice concerns about proposed 4500 home development in Lake Waccamaw
It would be built on more than 1,000 acres on Old Lake Road near Lake Waccamaw.
Effort to secure U.S. ports moves forward as house passes ‘Maritime Supply Chain Security Act’
Efforts to strengthen port security and protect the U.S. supply chain are moving forward on Capitol Hill.
Pet Pals: Sweet and playful hound puppy looking for forever home
Paws Place Rescue says this growing boy is full of wiggles, wonder and puppy kisses.
Missouri couple traveling up the East Coast raising awareness of human trafficking
The Missouri couple began their trek in Key West, Florida, and reached North Carolina late last week, passing more than 1,000 miles biked on their ride in the Tar Heel State.
Area youth soccer team heading to Regionals in Texas
Following their first state title in program history, Wilmington’s Superb Fútbol Club’s U14 team will represent North Carolina at Regionals this weekend in Plano, Texas.
Loggerheads fall at home to Sandhills Bogeys 12-6
In the middle of a home stand, the Oak Island Loggerheads fell to the Sandhills Bogeys on Monday 12-6.
Students, leaders celebrate growing healthcare pipeline in New Hanover County
UNCW hosted a panel discussion Monday about the impact of a healthcare career partnership funded by the New Hanover Community Endowment.
Wilmington storm strikes one of city’s oldest homes
A sudden storm left its mark on one of Wilmington’s oldest homes damaging parts of a site that’s stood for more than two centuries.
Wilmington residents upset, city blindsided after developer cuts down several trees
Some neighbors in Wilmington are devastated after around a dozen live oak trees were cut down at a development happening on Wrightsville Ave.
Leland residents hopeful for 50-acre park seek council approval
A 50-acre park complete with an amphitheater and surrounding retail space could be coming to the town of Leland—but the group of residents behind it must first get approval from town leaders.
Shallywags spoil Loggerheads’ inaugural game 17-2 in five innings
In the first ever game for the Oak Island Loggerheads, the Shallotte Shallywags dominated in a 17-2 win in five innings.
Wilmington City Council interviewing candidates to succeed police chief Williams
Seven candidates are being considered, including internal options from the Wilmington police department.
WHQR details risks of proposed public media cuts
“If we cut funding and some of these rural stations close, they are not going to have that emergency alerting,” Crane said.
From loss to legacy: Christmas shop finds new home on Market Street
Johnathon Henderson is now co-owner of Father Christmas Studio. He stepped in just weeks ago, after the sudden death of his mother.