Pender County school board tables vote on three-tier bell schedule
The Pender County School Board held a meeting Wednesday to discuss the district’s proposed three-tier bell schedule.
The legacy of “Carolina Beach Santa” lives on through a house of healing
After Harry Buie died, his home was left in the care of the nonprofit Pleasure Island Habitat, which is planning to uniquely continue Harry’s legacy.
Ashley advances to 3rd straight title game with 2-0 win over Millbrook
Ashley girls soccer will play for the Class 4A state championship after taking down Millbrook 2-0 on Tuesday.
Bill aimed at restoring NC flounder fishing season passes house, heads to senate
A bill that passed the North Carolina House earlier this month could restore the state’s recreational flounder fishing season.
New Hanover County urgently seeks foster families amid growing need
With National Foster Care Month coming to a close, the nation is still facing a shortage of foster parents.
How a Wilmington nonprofit gives hope to families during National Missing Children’s Day
According to the FBI, more than 450,000 children are reported missing in the U.S.
VFW Post 12196 holds Memorial Day ceremony at Belville Riverwalk
Dozens of people came out for the ceremony, placing roses on the memorial to recognize loved ones who have served our country.
Memorial Day marks start of ‘100 Deadliest Days of Summer’
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start to the summer, but it also marks the beginning of a dangerous time of year for teen drivers.
Memorial Day ceremony held at Battleship North Carolina
At the Battleship North Carolina on Monday, hundreds gathered to pay their respects to the fallen for Memorial Day.
Memorial Day crowds kick off a busy summer season at Wrightsville Beach
Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer and Wrightsville Beach felt the heat.
After nearly 3,000 miles, man completes cross-country run for a cause
A man ran and walked nearly 3,000 miles from coast to coast to raise awareness for his non-profit.
Ceremony at Wilmington National Cemetery honors the fallen
Many gathered Monday at Wilmington National Cemetery to honor U.S. service members who died in military service.
Off to State: Laney baseball going for 1st title since 2010
After finishing 7th in the Mideastern Conference standings each of the last two years, many did not think the Laney baseball team would earn a trip to the Class 4A championship.
Local WWII Veteran celebrates 100th birthday
Boykin served on the USS Midway aircraft carrier from 1943, at 18 years old, until 1947. He was born May 22, 1925.
Somewhere Over Greenfield Lake: Rainbow Bridge tribute for pets
“I think it’s going to be a really wonderful place for people to come find peace and solace after their animals have died,” Chesson said.
Carolina Beach sees holiday crowds as centennial summer begins
Council Member Jay Healy said the large crowds happen every year. “We go from 6,900 residents to to 25 to 30 thousand overnight,” he said.
ILM anticipates record-setting Memorial Day weekend and summer season
Rebecca Albarelli is just one of more than 3.5 million Americans AAA expects to fly this Memorial Day weekend.
Carolina Beach holds first Boardwalk Blast of season to celebrate Memorial Day
Hundreds of people came out to enjoy live music, carnival rides, and the fireworks display, which started at 9.
Local dentist points to multiple causes behind hygienist shortage
“We probably have less hygienists today than we had before the pandemic,” she said. “There was a lot of uncertainty about the risks.”
Lifeguards return to Wrightsville Beach
The department says between 40 and 45 guards will be stationed along the beach at various access points through Labor Day.
‘Behind the Badge’ seminar spreads awareness about law enforcement suicide
Inside a lecture hall at Cape Fear Community College’s north campus Friday, law enforcement officers from across the Cape Fear talk about PTSD, depression and suicide.
Firing up the fun, Leland shoppers ready for Memorial Day weekend cookout
With the holiday weekend here, many are going to be spending some time out by the grill cooking for their friends and family.
Health professional breaks down the importance of sunscreen
With many people planning to enjoy the outdoors for Memorial Day weekend, it is important to remember sunscreen to prevent sunburn or sun poisoning.
Future of the Navassa police department still up in the air
Thursday night, Navassa council members looked at a contract Northwest has with the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office.