Ken Cross shook up Bladen County when he left the West Bladen Knights in order to coach the East Bladen Eagles. Today the Knights introduced the replacement for Ken Cross. It'll be Bladenboro native Travis Pait.
Rachard McIntyre has a special gift for art, but says he always felt a little different. He was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, a high-functioning type of Autism in his early 20’s.He started drawing and painting at the age of five and since then has devoted most nights to creating artwork.Last year he decided to create something with great personal meaning. His drawings commemorate the tenth anniversary of 9/11.
It took a bit longer than expected, but Pender's Addison Spruill finally made his collegiate choice official. He signed on Tuesday with Brevard Community College in Florida. Pender's Andrienne Bannerman also signed on Tuesday. She'll play college basketball at Erskine.
A piece of history has been raised from the pits of the ocean, and it’s the largest artifact that's ever been recovered from perhaps the most infamous pirate's flagship.
Sources tell WWAY Wilmington firefighters will pick up two pieces of the World Trade Center June 6 in New York. The pieces will arrive back here in Wilmington two days later, where they will be unveiled at Independence Mall.
Did you miss Friday's sports on WWAY? If so, click here for a list of some of the results from Friday night's action from around our region. We've got it all covered with high school, collegiate and local pro sports.
The Sea Dawgs 5th season is officially underway and fans all over the Cape Fear area came out to support their salty mutts in their first home game.
Today, business and community leaders attended the CFCC Foundation's annual Gift of Education fundraising luncheon. Organizers said the seventh annual event raised awareness of the importance of supporting and strengthening our state's community college system. Perhaps most importantly the event raised about $180,000.
CFCC, like UNCW earlier this week, has its lawyers looking at stopping the site from using the school's name.
Just days after graduation, community colleges across North Carolina got news of a potential 12 percent funding cut from the state. Students who rely on scholarships from the North Carolina Education Lottery may also lose funding.
It’s springtime, and that is a time for new starts. Nothing like starting a new phase of your life as a brand new grad.
If you think North Third Street has been long overdue for a makeover, you're in luck. Wilmington City Council approved a resolution to improve the downtown road.
Students in CFCC's Industrial Systems Technology program gathered at Fort Fisher to inspect the condition of a cannon used in historical reenactments. The students tested for cracks in the cannon, but they did it without tearing it apart.
Most of us can ride a bike, but some officers around the Cape Fear are taking it to a whole new level. The New Hanover County Sheriff's Office is holding classes to train officers to fight crime on bikes.
We've taken a lot of heat the last few months for covering Oak Island's Jenelle Evans. The 19-year-old and her problems have become the star of the MTV reality show "Teen Mom 2" and tabloid covers everywhere.
Rep. Mike McIntyre will host a Job Creation Summit in Wilmington next week. The Congressman is also hosting a Job Seekers Boot Camp next month.
Wilmington has a big drinking problem. At least that's what one website is saying about the Port City. According to Mainstreet.com, Wilmington is ranked the tenth drunkest city in America.
As luck would have it, there are two reasons to celebrate today. It's St. Patrick's Day and the start of March Madness.
Conference tournament action concluded on Friday all around the region in high school basketball. Click full story for Friday's scores. Click play video in order to watch Friday's Full Court Press. On Friday's show Brett Blizzard revealed the All-Blizzard Team.
MTV's "Teen Mom 2" is at it again. On this week's episode, Oak Island teen mom Jenelle realizes that life isn't going to wait on her.
On this Valentine's Day, some folks in our area showed love with their hair.
Wednesday means one thing. It's time for WWAY's weekly "Teen Mom 2" wrap up. The MTV show is on it's fourth week of the season and our local celebrity Oak Island teen mom Jenelle Evans is working to get her life in order but is it just for show?
When asked about being in the media spotlight of late and the commission being transparent, Thompson told the local newspaper, "They are whoring themselves out for ratings.”
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