Avelo Airlines announces major expansion at ILM
Avelo Airlines unveiled three new destinations flying out of Wilmington International Airport during a Wednesday announcement.
Bid for city property could see a new grocery store in downtown Wilmington
If the sale moves forward, it could bring a grocery store to the north side of downtown
City council voted to begin an upset bid process for property at 305, 315, and 319 Chestnut Street. The lot was declared surplus property after the city purchased the Skyline Center in February.
Judge dismisses charges for former NHCS volleyball coach
Former Hoggard High School employee Ronnie Strickland, who was arrested in 20-21 for allegedly having sex with two 16-year-old students in 1982 and 1983, had his charges dismissed by a judge Tuesday.
Will new leadership at the New Hanover Community Endowment bring transparency to grant distribution?
Winslow shared the endowment's revamped grant-making process, designed to make its awards more accessible, transparent, and impactful for New Hanover County. He highlighted these changes through a presentation called the "Grants Rainbow."
The New Hanover Community Endowment unveiled a revamped grant-making process Tuesday, building on the rolling grant application process unveiled earlier this year.
2nd annual 3 Chambers Festival to start Wednesday in Wilmington
Events from special performances by hip-hop artists like Mickey Factz and MindsOne to the advanced screening of Killa Hill, a true crime documentary are all part of the festival.
Ashley High School receives $15,000 worth of instruments from grant
Some of the new instruments include a soprano, alto, and tenor saxophones, trumpet, and an oboe.
Giving Tuesday helping to raise awareness for non-profits
Its goal is to raise awareness and financial support for non-profits and the work they do in their communities.
Tips and tricks to keep your home working this winter
As temperatures dip near or below freezing this winter, it’s important to take steps to keep your home in working order.
Jason Smith sworn in as district attorney for New Hanover and Pender Counties
Newly elected District Attorney Jason Smith took the oath of office just after 8 a.m. at the New Hanover County Courthouse Tuesday morning.
Pet Pals: Sweet, young pup looking for forever home
The shelter says he takes a little bit to relax, but once you get to know him he is an energetic young pup who just wants to hang out with his human.
Proposed 20-acre athletic and cultural center brings the public together for input
The athletic facility will include a track and field complex, a swim complex suitable for regional tournaments, along with indoor basketball and volleyball courts
Some folks gathered at the Wilmington Sportsmen’s Club to give input about a proposed 20-acre athletic cultural center.
NCDEQ gets public input about proposed groundwater standards
"What we need to be talking about is stopping PFAS contamination at the source, holding polluters responsible, and making sure the burden doesn't fall on the people who's already paying with their blood, with their lives, with their health."
Representatives from the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) were in Wilmington Monday, to listen to public comments about proposed groundwater standards.
Warming Shelter ILM offers a safe and warm place for Wilmington’s homeless neighbors
The shelter, located at Grace United Methodist Church, can accommodate more than 80 people per night.
Pender County Schools looks to address ways to improve school performances
7 of the 19 schools in Pender County were listed as low-performing for the 2022-23 school year.
Local businesses offer online shopping to compete with major retailers
With holiday shopping in full swing, local businesses in the Cape Fear are also hoping to get their piece of the pie.
Sea Notes of Brunswick County celebrating 50 Years with special Christmas concert
The Sea Notes Choral Society is celebrating a major milestone this holiday season: 50 years of bringing choral music to the region. As one of the area’s oldest and largest vocal ensembles, the group will commemorate its golden anniversary with a special Christmas concert this December.
National AIDS Memorial Quilt on display in Wilmington
The exhibit, “The Quilt Comes to Wilmington”, was officially unveiled on Sunday with a red ribbon ceremony held at Hi-Wire Brewery.
Small Business Saturday: Highlights local shops and community
If Black Friday isn’t for you, Small Business Saturday offered an alternative this weekend, as local businesses around the Cape Fear region welcomed shoppers for sales.
The 41st Annual Flotilla Boat Parade: A Wrightsville Beach tradition
This weekend, the 41st Annual Flotilla Boat Parade set sail in Wrightsville Beach.
Recap of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season
The Atlantic basin saw 18 named storms, 11 of which were hurricanes, meaning the winds reached 74 mph or greater.
From DNA match to family: A woman’s unexpected reunion
As many reflect on family this Thanksgiving, some are looking back on unexpected reunions—a reminder that the connections we’re meant to have often find us when we least expect them.
Dozens of families open their homes to marines away from theirs for Thanksgiving
Huggins and his wife Jeanine opened their home—and dinner table—to three marines from various places across the country.
Wilmington firefighter shares what it’s like working on Thanksgiving
WWAY stopped by WFD Headquarters on Market Street where many of the firefighters contributed various dishes for their big Thanksgiving meal.
Experts share advice on how to navigate political conversations during Thanksgiving
"You need to focus on understanding instead of trying to win."
NEW HANOVER COUNTY (WWAY)–For those fortunate enough to gather together tomorrow, politics may put a damper on a happy occasion. It has been a contentious political season. We’ve heard from voters during the elections and navigated conversations between those who disagree. “There’s a lot of stuff that we agree on. There’s a lot of stuff that we don’t see eye…