Sales tax hike won't stop property tax increase
Even with the sales tax increase, the county is looking at about a $6 million shortfall. Part of the problem is paying for the bonds voters passed a few years ago.
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Azalea Festival to help CFCC students get cooking
The Azalea Festival presented a $1,000 check to the college's Culinary Technology Program. It will pay for two $500 scholarships for students studying to become chefs specializing in classical pastries and cakes.
CFCC students enjoy Spring Fling
Spring fling is a chance for students to enjoy the weather and take a break from classes before exams.
Pre-schoolers' message in bottle lands in Africa
It took two years and thousands of miles at sea, but a group of local pre-schoolers has made contact with a couple in Africa by way of a message in a bottle.
Finding a job
The economy had the biggest number of jobs created in more than three years last month. But those at the unemployment office in our area say finding a job is still a struggle.
McIntyre says area supports his "no" vote
It's been nearly a week since President Obama signed the health care reform bill into law. The vote in Congress came along party lines, but our representative, Democrat Mike McIntyre, went against his party to vote no.
WWAY wins five AP Awards
WWAY won five North Carolina Associated Press Radio and Television Awards for its news coverage in 2009, including an Honorable Mention for Best Newscast.
New Hanover County sharpening axe on budget
While they wait for voters to decide on a sales tax increase, commissioners met Wednesday to look at what could be cut from the budget. They also discussed worker furloughs, putting off a tax revaluation and delaying issuing voter-approved bonds.
Azalea Festival Shag contest deadline Saturday
North Carolina designated the Shag as the official state popular dance in 2005. It's been a favorite, though, for much longer.
What's Happening: March 19-21
There are quite a few events this weekend that will help you get some exercise or if you'd rather, you can listen to music while enjoying your fair share of chicken wings. Marcy Cuevas tells us What's Happening.
Hagan checks out CFCC Marine Technology program
The instructors are trying to get support for a new ship, because the Dan Moore is more than 40 years old and in need of replacing. They hope the tour helped prove that to the senator.
Hagan fires back at Bunning, plans Wilmington visit
Sen. Kay Hagan will pay the Port City a visit later this week and meet with constituents.
CFCC celebrates Black History Month
The celebration included African-American art and literature. CFCC students and staff played songs and put on skits that depicted how the Harlem Renaissance played a part in history.
What's Happening: February 19-21
You can watch the New Hanover County Sheriff's Office and Wilmington Police Department go head to head this weekend. Marcy Cuevas tells us What's Happening.
Despite snow, spring arrives at Wilmington Garden Show
The Wilmington Garden Show will be in full bloom Saturday and Sunday.
What's Happening: February 12-14
You can beat the winter blues by stepping into spring this weekend. Plus, if you're ready to hunt for a bargain, there's one sale you don't want to miss. Marcy Cuevas tells us What's Happening.
Azalea Festival announces Grand Marshal, Headliner Concert
The Azalea Festival Committee announced today Sargeant Kim Munley will be this year's Parade Grand Marshal - and the country music band Montgomery Gentry will headline the concert program.
Firefighters train at CFCC
More than 600 firefighters traveled from across the state to CFCC's Safety Training Center on its North Campus to take courses to advance their certification.
Slumping economy leads to record CFCC enrollment
This semester a record number of students enrolled at the community college. With area unemployment back above 10 percent, many people are trading the briefcase for a backpack and heading back to school.
WPD officer laid to rest
A member of the Wilmington Police department was laid to rest today. Sergeant Joseph McPherson died last Monday after battling brain cancer for over a year.
Hankins resigns from Wilmington Housing Authority
The Chairwoman of the Wilmington Housing Authority has announced her resignation. Lethia Hankins, a former Wilmington City Council member and retired teacher...
WWAY, local businesses team up for Wheels for Hope
Not all of us are fortunate to have a car or a way to get from point A to point B. That is why WWAY started Wheels for Hope.
Thalian Hall renovation project kicks into high gear
City Hall aka Thalian Hall, looks nice and tranquil on the outside, but inside it's quite another matter.
New deputies take an oath and received their badges
The New Hanover County Sheriff's Office has 17 new deputies. The new officers took an oath and received their badges Wednesday.