Foodies are in for a treat this weekend as Feast Wilmington returns for its second year, offering a multiple-day celebration of the city’s culinary scene. The festival, which takes place downtown, brings together local chefs, breweries, and distilleries for a variety of themed events.
Cape Fear Community College is launching a new cosmetology program specifically a natural hair care specialist program.
In mid-February, the Skate Barn announced its closure after being open for nearly 30 years.
Under a three-tier bell schedule, elementary, middle, and high schools would start and end at staggered times.
The North Carolina Senate is moving a bill forward that would allow people to carry a concealed firearm without a permit.
A researcher with NC State has found that sea foam on beaches in our area is contaminated with high levels of forever chemicals known as PFAS.
Frankie is friendly and playful with a sweet disposition, and she gets along well with other dogs.
The Wrightsville Beach Municipal Playground or Wrightsville Beach Park is now closed for renovations.
After the board of aldermen supported the bill last week, it now heads to the house for approval. If it’s passed, citizens would vote on the measure.
Construction has begun on new paved trails, a new parking lot, and other facilities at the Preserve, which is an 82-acre tract of land located south of Smith Creek Park.
The bills would deannex three parcels from the city of Southport and 11 parcels from the Town of Oak Island.
Monday Habitat for Humanity held a wall blessing for the Ingram family in Southport.
The decision to pause any further work arose due to the possible construction of a Publix grocery store near the same address.
The “Where is Rouzer” town hall was held to allow constituents of the area Rouzer represents to take part in a town hall.
Jonathan Burgess is accused of killing 25-year-old Alexandra Faith Gillikin in the 700 block of Galley Lane in May 2022.
Though the caller initially mentioned gunshots, the sheriff’s office later confirmed that the victims had multiple stab wounds.
The CUE (Community United Effort) Center for Missing Persons is holding its 17th annual National Missing Persons conference in Wilmington this weekend.
President Donald Trump announced Friday that two key functions of the Department of Education in which he is seeking to dismantle will be moved to other agencies.
Due to an increase in fire risk, the N.C. Forest Service issued a statewide burn ban for all open burning until further notice.
After surviving twice, Valerie Riege thought her battle with cancer was over. That was until doctors discovered a small polyp in her colon.
Hundreds of students gathered for a watch party at the Burney Center on campus.
There is a proposal to drop the tax rate to 35.5 cents. Due to the average home valuation increase the county saw, homeowners would pay an additional $40 in taxes per month, if county commissioners approve the proposed 35.5 cent rate.
The junior just finished her second season of wrestling for the Buccaneers. She took up the sport after watching her brother compete.
Hollis Briggs, a longtime community leader in Wilmington known for his public service and advocacy, has died. He was 67.