Anchored in Advocacy event held for foster care workers at the Harrelson Center
A networking and education event for those working in foster care was held at the Harrelson Center today in Wilmington.
Laney downs Ashley 10-4 behind Ziermann’s bat and arm
In the 3rd round of the NCHSAA baseball playoffs, Laney took down cross-town rival Ashley 10-4 on Tuesday.
Hoggard advances after beating Athens Drive 16-2
In the opening round of the NCHSAA girls lacrosse playoffs, Hoggard picked up a 16-2 home win on Tuesday over Athens Drive.
Furmidge scores twice as CFA advances to championship game over Gaston Christian 2-0
In the NCISAA 3A semifinals, top-seeded Cape Fear Academy defeated Gaston Christian 2-0 on Tuesday.
Law passed by NC Senate looks to limit power of HOAs
A bill moving through the North Carolina General Assembly could limit the power of homeowners associations across the state.
4th Annual Bryson’s Buddies Games held in memory of NHHS student
The event is held in honor of Bryson Furtado, who died by suicide three years ago.
Town of Navassa to discuss future of police department during upcoming meeting
Town administrator Landin Holland told WWAY the town was set to have Brunswick County Sheriff’s deputies take over patrolling the town in the interim.
Pender County Utilities urging customers to pay online due to bill delivery delay
The vendor ceased all operations on Friday, May 9, after more than 15 years working with the county.
Pet Pals: Energetic but shy young pup looking for forever home
Paws Place says Stewy would do best with an active family who has the time and patience to help him adjust to a new home and get all his energy out.
Growing Pains in Wilmington’s Cargo District: Locals Call for More Parking and Pedestrian Safety
"Even on our busiest days, we still couldn't have enough parking."
The Cargo District of Wilmington began in 2017, and its popularity has grown tremendously. While this incubation space is good for small business owners, many say parking and walking can be challenging for their patrons.
Ashley advances with 5-0 win over Broughton
Braving the rain, Ashley looked like themselves on Monday with a 5-0 win over Broughton in the opening round of the NCHSAA girls soccer tournament.
Archer records hat trick as Hoggard opens playoffs with 9-0 win over Richmond
The rain caused a change of venue to Legion Stadium, but Hoggard girls soccer still managed to show why they are the top seed in Class 4A East with a 9-0 win over Richmond in the opening round of the NCHSAA tournament.
Parents considering possible lawsuit following teacher’s alleged use of racial slurs
In February, several middle school students accused a substitute teacher of calling them “monkeys” and “slaves.”
Grandparents still waiting for justice after death of 3-year-old ruled a homicide
More than a year after their three-year-old granddaughter’s death was ruled a homicide, two grandparents in Leland are still seeking justice.
Rep. Davis’ PFAS Polluter Liability Act passes NC House, heads to Senate
Two bills filed by a state representative regulating the use of PFAS chemicals are now headed to the North Carolina Senate after passing in the House.
Young man saves lives of two girls at Wrightsville Beach with use of flotation device
Evan Parrish quickly grabbed a yellow flotation device located in front of the resort and swam out to help the girls.
South Brunswick defeats Union Pines 7-1 to advance
The reigning champs of Class 3A softball, South Brunswick advanced past the second round with a 7-1 home win over Union Pines on Friday.
Laney advances with 5-2 home win over Millbrook
In the 2nd round of the NCHSAA baseball playoffs, Laney’s strong season continued with a 5-2 home win over Millbrook.
UNCW graduate first ever to receive doctorate in pharmaceutical chemistry
He is the first student in the university’s history to receive a doctoral degree in pharmaceutical chemistry.
Residents concerned about closed Carolina Shores golf course
“The equipment wasn’t kept up, the course wasn’t kept up. There was just no maintenance that was really done on the course.”
Wilmington Navy veteran receives service dog for free
On Friday, 20-year Navy Veteran Barbara Joseph got to take home her new service dog, Carson.
WWII veteran celebrates 100th birthday aboard Battleship North Carolina
A Marine Corps infantryman, 100-year-old Lewis Bourgault enlisted in 1942 and was stationed at Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville.
Florist warns of price hikes as tariffs disrupt Mother’s Day sales
People are starting to feel the impacts of the tariffs put in place by the Trump administration including a Downtown Wilmington florist.
Carolina Beach Catholics Celebrate Historic Election of First American Pope
"It's a new journey. It's a new thing we're going to be learning."
Many Catholics around the globe are excited about the incoming Pope, including here locally — in Carolina Beach.