For decades, Donna Gregory brought news to viewers across the country, from local stations to the national stage. Her charisma, professionalism, and heart resonated deeply with colleagues and audiences alike. Yet, beyond the news desk, Donna’s greatest roles were as a devoted mother, friend, and woman of faith.
Conference play has started, and this week featured many cross-county rivalries!
In 2024, ILM served more than 1.5 million passengers, which is a 50% increase since 2019.
The council decided to move forward with a bid that stays under budget, although it will cover less area than initially planned.
Believe in them or not, Many people will be looking to make new year’s resolutions this year, including kicking bad habits.
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) – The WWAY Student Athlete of the Week is Andy McIntosh from New Hanover High School. The junior is a three-sport athlete and rocks a 4. 5 GPA. He is also a member of many extracurricular clubs, including being the president and founder of the “Wilmington Leo club” to help the visually impaired, collecting over 100 recycled…
LAKE WACCAMAW, N.C. (WWAY) – The WWAY Student Athlete of the Week is Jaden Troy from East Columbus high school. The senior boasts a 4.2 GPA while being involved in many extracurricular activities. The shooting guard also leads the Gators in points, rebounds, and steals. Categories: Columbus, Columbus, Local, Sports, Student Athlete of the Week
“Ashes to Leaves” is a community garden to help veterans transition from active duty to becoming an everyday civilian.
A large swath of land once the site of a proposed private development is moving one step closer to conservation.
Quarter Moon Books, Gifts and Wine Bar, which has been in business on the island for three decades held their last day in business on Saturday last week.
In Wilmington a bridge featured in several notable films also known for its stunning views is set to be demolished in Greenfield Park.
Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity will hold a memorial ceremony honoring the former president next Thursday.
The downtown branch of the New Hanover County Public Library is a popular destination for avid readers. But it took until the early 20th century for the collection of books to gain any progress.
More than 3.5 million people traveled 50 or more miles to celebrate the holidays this year.
Each day celebrates a different principle of Kwanzaa, with the final day celebrating imani, or faith.
More than 1,100 people braved the cold waters of Wrightsville Beach on Wednesday to ring in the new year at the 10th annual Wrightsville Plunge.
On Wednesday, Casey’s Buffet in Wilmington served hundreds of people black-eyed peas, and collard greens—food traditionally eaten on New Year’s Day.
Thousands of people came to the town of Pender County to participate in the festivities, which included vendors, a live band, and fireworks after the blueberry dropped.
From bridge closures to presidential visits, 2024 was a busy year for the Cape Fear. We’re taking a look back at some of our top stories.
The third annual event hosted by the Museum of Coastal Carolina and Ingram Planetarium was held at Town Center Park, with a New Year’s countdown at noon.
Many people will be out and about ringing in the new year tonight, but it is important to remember to be safe while celebrating.
It’s important to remember that fireworks cause thousands of injuries each year.
After more than 700 people shared their thoughts, over the next few months the DOT will consider which bridge plan gets built.
Tony Award-winning actress, former Wilmington resident and champion of the arts Linda Lavin died on Sunday after a battle with lung cancer.