New Year’s resolutions: Staying healthy in 2025
This week we have the tips you need to keep those resolutions, including one of the most popular ones—to eat healthier and exercise more.
Castle Hayne residents want answers from elected officials about a proposed development coming to Sledge Forest
“How are we going to have the quality of life that we all expect? We don’t just expect it, we deserve that.”
Some residents of a Castle Hayne neighborhood stood outside the New Hanover County Courthouse in the cold and rain Monday afternoon– protesting a potential new development. What the developer plans to do — the group says — will threaten an “old growth forest” in New Hanover County.
Woman dies after vehicle crash in Columbus County
A car crash near the Clarendon community leaves a woman dead and 2 children injured.
Pet Pals: 7-year-old loveable Husky mix looking for forever home
Paws Place Rescue says he might look like a tough guy at 65 pounds but he’s all heart.
How to become financially secure in the new year
As people start to take down all of their holiday decorations and clear space for their new gifts, some of them begin to look for ways to improve their mental or physical health. But something everyone should be focused on is the health of their bank account.
Construction on Salvation Army’s new Center for Hope on schedule
Construction for the Salvation Army of the Cape Fear’s new Center for Hope shelter off North 30th Street is on schedule. The main structure is fully built.
Changes to Wilmington MLK Day celebrations this year
The Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committee released the 2025 event schedule to commemorate Dr. King and there will be some big changes this year.
Brunswick County Visitor Center to reopen this spring
The Brunswick County Visitor Center in Shallotte is set to reopen soon after being closed for more than a year.
WWAY Remembers Donna Gregory: A Life of Storytelling, Faith, and Love
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.
Full Court Press January 3, 2025
Week four
Conference play has started, and this week featured many cross-county rivalries!
ILM looks back at 2024, while preparing for major projects in 2025
In 2024, ILM served more than 1.5 million passengers, which is a 50% increase since 2019.
Oak Island Town Council reviews plans for beach nourishment
The council decided to move forward with a bid that stays under budget, although it will cover less area than initially planned.
Tips for kicking bad habits in the new year
Believe in them or not, Many people will be looking to make new year’s resolutions this year, including kicking bad habits.
WWAY Student Athlete of the Week: Andy McIntosh
New Hanover goalkeeper has vision stronger than most
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…
WWAY Student Athlete of the Week: Jaden Troy
East Columbus senior is proving to be a man of many talents, loves to lead
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
Local veterans creating a community garden
“Ashes to Leaves” is a community garden to help veterans transition from active duty to becoming an everyday civilian.
NC Coastal Land Trust moves to purchase ‘The Point’ on Topsail Island
A large swath of land once the site of a proposed private development is moving one step closer to conservation.
Topsail Beach bookstore and wine bar closes for good
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.
Wilmington bridge set to be demolished
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 to honor former President Jimmy Carter
Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity will hold a memorial ceremony honoring the former president next Thursday.
History with ‘Hud’: How the New Hanover County Public Library has grown over the last century
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.
North Carolina sees record number of travelers for 2024 holiday season
More than 3.5 million people traveled 50 or more miles to celebrate the holidays this year.
Wilmington residents celebrate final day of Kwanzaa
Each day celebrates a different principle of Kwanzaa, with the final day celebrating imani, or faith.
Plunge for a cause: 10th annual Wrightsville Plunge held for New Year’s Day
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.