Previewing Whiteville football’s game to win East regional final
Wolfpack travel to #1 Northeastern for a chance to be in the state championship
The Wolfpack are back in the East Regional Final of the NCHSAA playoffs for the first time since 1987.
The Wolfpack are back in the East Regional Final of the NCHSAA playoffs for the first time since 1987.
The Play of the Week winner for week one of Full Court Press is from the football field.
There are several large and historic houses around Wilmington. But one at the corner of Market Street and 5th Avenue has sat in the heart of downtown for more than 160 years.
Welcome to the 78th annual North Carolina Azalea Festival art unveiling, an event highlighting a local artist and their artwork to display at the 2025 Azalea Festival. This year’s “official artist” is Chip Hemingway.
The Cape Fear region has dealt with a temperature rollercoaster recently, from unseasonably cold temperatures to a record high of 80 degrees on December 11th.
Good Friends of Wilmington is a nonprofit organization that raises money to provide financial assistance to New Hanover County individuals and families in need or disadvantaged.
Four months ago, a vacationer at Carolina Beach left his gun unattended in an unlocked bag. His 5-year-old son found it and died after a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The town of Sunset Beach is set to hold a public hearing in January about raising the maximum height for hotels in the area.
Santa Claus made a special visit to Coastal Pediatric Dentistry today, adding a festive touch to what is usually a routine trip to the dentist.
Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity celebrates 500 families
Step back in time this weekend as the Burgwin-Wright House and Gardens hosts its annual holiday open house, offering visitors a glimpse into 18th-century holiday traditions. The free event, scheduled for Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m., combines history, festive décor, and a holiday market.
Named after the town of Shallotte’s mascot, the new Shally Shuttle bus service will start running as part of a pilot program in January.
Social districts allow patrons visiting bars or restaurants to leave the business with an alcoholic drink in hand and consume that beverage outside.
Back in March, the Holden Beach Trolley Stop convenience store and bar burned down in an early morning fire. Since then, owner Jeremy Ridenhour has torn down the structure and turned the space into a parking lot.
Two local nonprofits, Wilmington Aquatic Center and Access of Wilmington are hoping to develop a large plot of land off Murraysville Rd. into a swimming recreation complex.
A New Jersey man has pleaded guilty to child abuse charges and failing to store a firearm properly, after his child died while the family was on vacation in Carolina Beach.
Lucy loves to snuggle and is happiest on the couch or at the beach.
In a five-to-one vote, the Brunswick County Planning Board approved the four conditions for “Waterway,” formerly named Project Indigo, to move forward.
For the 5th year in a row, the St. James Woodworkers Club made hundreds of toys they donated to Toys for Tots.
They received more cold-stunned turtles Monday, and it’s a long and winding road for the turtles to fully recover.
Many call it ‘the most wonderful time of year,’ but the holidays are not always easy on our mental health.
6th graders from every Brunswick County Middle School participated in the STEM in CTE (Career and Technical Education) event at the Nuclear Energy Education Center in Southport.
We are officially in basketball studio show season! But of course, we are still following the football playoffs.
Since starting, Winslow has sat down and spoken with community organizations, residents, and officials to hear their thoughts on the endowment and where funds need to be spent.