Pet Pals: Sweet and snuggly pup looking for forever home
At 60 pounds, she might be a heavy girl but don’t let her size fool you — she’s a big sweetie.
At 60 pounds, she might be a heavy girl but don’t let her size fool you — she’s a big sweetie.
Michelle and Craig Ryan first planted a Christmas tree on the beach across from their house 3 years ago.
This year a different “Saint Nick” will be making a list and checking it twice — to make sure no one is left out on Christmas.
The Christmas House is about to celebrate its 27th Christmas this year, and this season, the store is busier than ever.
The hustle and bustle of the holiday travel season is here with many people trying to make it home in time for the holidays.
Each year, volunteers gather in January to bury old Christmas trees in the sand to help slow dune erosion along the beach.
After more than a week of cooking, volunteers have been busy preparing meals for around 3,200 people.
The Warming Shelter is opening for three nights through Monday this week, giving people a bed, food, clothes, and a warm place to sleep.
Sunday marks the fourth Sunday of Advent for Christians around the world in the lead up to Christmas on Wednesday. Many churches in our area celebrated with special services.
The couple was forced to relocate their mobile coffee truck after the KOA Campground in Swannanoa—where they lived and worked—was left ravaged by Helene.
Participants ran backwards as part of a fundraising event for Optimism Oasis, a 20-acre athletic center planned for the northside of downtown Wilmington.
A Wilmington woman will be extra warm this holiday season thanks to a new HVAC system.
Whatever holiday it is that you celebrate over The Holidays, everyone marks the official turn of Hoops Season!
The Alliance for Cape Fear Trees is voicing concerns about the proposed Hilton Bluff housing development, which would span more than 4,000 acres of land in an area known as Sledge Forest.
This week, the New Hanover County Community Endowment announced $6.1 million dollars in grant funding for several nonprofits. On Friday, WWAY caught up with two of the recipients to see how the grants will allow them to expand their services.
Each year, the Chabad of Wilmington puts on the lighting to mark the first night of Hanukkah.
A 1942 New Hanover High School class ring has traveled from Wilmington to Germany, California, and back home again, sparking a fascinating mystery. The ring was found by an American soldier during World War II in Germany, but its journey didn’t end there.
In August, Corbin saw something was missing from his middle school band program– a grand piano. The only way he knew he could get one was through donations. He knew it was the key to reaching his goal. So, he started a fund raising initiative called “88 keys for Tabor City School, where he sells one ivory for $350.
New Hanover County Fire Rescue showed how a dried-out live tree or a string of defective lights, could pose a fire risk.
Calling all dog lovers! Paws4people, a nationally recognized nonprofit based in Castle Hayne, is hosting its third annual Dog of the Year contest, and they want your four-legged friend to join the competition!
15 schools across the district took part in the free Holiday Meal event, with members of the Brunswick County Board of Education also helping to serve meals to 55 first responders.
A new, high-flying attraction has landed on Eastwood Road, bringing the thrill of skydiving to Wilmington—without the need for a plane.
The NCDOT announced Gordon Rd. stretching from Market St. to I-40 will be expanded to four lanes with a median.
While the Port City tends to get cold rain or ice events instead of the fluffy white stuff, the area has seen a few significant snowstorms over its history.