UNCW announces new dean of Cameron School of Business
The current interim dean of the business school at UNCW will maintain that role as the school's dean.
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CFCC Board of Trustees names presidential candidates
Cape Fear Community College has narrowed down its presidential search to four candidates.
Carolina Beach couple face heroin charges
Carolina Beach Police say they arrested two people on heroin charges after finding more than $100,000 worth of the drug in a home.
UNCW selects new dean for Watson College of Education
Van O. Dempsey III, Ph.D., has been named the next dean of the University of North Carolina Wilmington's Watson College of Education, the University announced today.
Starbucks hopes 'Mini Frappuccino' tempts new customers
If even a small Frappuccino seems like too much of an indulgence, Starbucks is now selling a "mini" version of the sugary coffee drink.
Sailor surprises triplets at Wilmington school
Triplets at Anderson Elementary School got a big surprise this morning. Their father, Andreas Heppner, came home early from serving overseas in the US Navy.
Zito Sartarelli named UNCW chancellor
The University of North Carolina Board of Governors has selected a new chancellor for UNCW.
The board this afternoon approved Jose V. "Zito" Sartarelli to lead the school.
Interim superintendent Les Tubb gets Brunswick Co. Schools job full time
The Brunswick County School Board took about four months to find a new superintendent, but the search ended very close to home.
Suspended New Hanover DSS director to retire
New Hanover County's suspended social services director has announced his retirement.
Class of 2015 announced for Greater Wilmington Sports Hall of Fame
A former Wilmington sports writer, a former Hoggard coach, a former UNC basketball point guard and a former UNCW head basketball coach will be inducted into the Greater Wilmington Sports Hall of Fame in May.
Brian Berger era officially ends in New Hanover County
It took a little longer than expected, but the Brian Berger era in New Hanover County ended this morning when Skip Watkins and Rob Zapple took their oaths to join the County Commission.
Hoggard dunks over North Brunswick, West Brunswick stays undefeated & Laney falls in OT
The North Brunswick boys did not put up much resistance to Hoggard on Tuesday night. Dunks from Xavier Johnson energized the crowd and the Vikings rolled to an easy win. We had our sports cameras in Shallotte too. West Brunswick remains undefeated. Laney lost in overtime against Scotland County. We were there for that one as well. We did showcase a victory from the Laney girls though.
Rouzer gets Congressional committee assignments
David Rouzer won't officially be a member of Congress for another month, but he has a better idea what he'll be doing when he gets to Washington.
David Irving named head coach of Tulsa
We knew it was just a matter of time. David Irving is back in the USL Pro Soccer League, On Wednesday he was named the head coach of the new Tulsa franchise. Irving had been the face of the Wilmington Hammerheads for more than a decade until he stepped down this summer.
NC Medicaid projects running in black this year
North Carolina's Medicaid office is predicting a small budget surplus this fiscal year despite higher than expected spending in prescription drug use and continued enrollment growth for the state's health insurance program for poor people.
Private cemeteries set flags for Veterans Day
Oakdale Cemetery held their annual flag event for veterans graves on Saturday.
This year also included Pine Forest Cemetery and Bellevue Cemetery which nearly 1400 flags were placed.
Laney & New Hanover advance in soccer state playoffs
Laney and New Hanover both won state soccer playoff games on Wednesday night. The two Wilmington schools will now face each other on Saturday. This guarantees a Mideastern Conference team will earn a spot in the eastern finals next week.
Oyster Roast gets political
Folks were shuckin' away at the 2nd annual Oyster Roast in Wrightsville Beach today. Among those folks were candidates and a current Congressmen.
School leader explains need for $160 million bond
New Hanover County voters have the choice to pass a $160 million school bond this election season. The money would fund 14 projects across the county, including a new elementary school, renovations to existing schools and technology updates.
UNC academic report set for release; Joe Miller & Jack Holley recognized in Chapel Hill
A report on academic misconduct in regard to athletics at the University of North Carolina will be released on Wednesday. Freddie Jackson stole the show at UNCW's Midnite Madness. We showed his creative slam dunk on our sports on Monday night. Plus we showcased NCHSAA Hall of Fame Day from Chapel Hill where the late Joe Miller and Jack Holley were honored.
UNCW volleyball team wins; soccer falls short
Nationally ranked UNCW lost in men's soccer on Wednesday night in Wilmington to Elon. The UNCW volleyball did not have any issues on Wednesday though. The Seahawk volleyball squad knocked off the defending CAA champs with a sweep at Hanover Hall. Plus more!
Ethan Farmer says UNC defense is getting better; Tuesday high school soccer and more!
Former South Columbus Stallion football standout Ethan Farmer says the UNC Tar Heel defense is getting better. Farmer and the Tar Heels host Georgia Tech on Saturday. On Tuesday on WWAY we featured the latest AP high school football poll, volleyball from Cape Fear Community College along with Coastal Christian's soccer win over Cape Fear Academy. Plus we provided a basketball preview of the upcoming Big Shots basketball showcase at Laney High.
KITCHEN SCOOP: Salmon Salad Sandwiches
Oh, yes, I wouldn’t think twice about feeding this delicious Salmon Salad Sandwich on Grilled Sour Dough to friends. It’s the ultimate sandwich and you don’t have to live on the coast to enjoy it. Because the recipe accommodates fresh or frozen salmon, you can make this hearty salad last minute.
What's new with Keith Rendleman? Lots
Keith Rendleman is one of the best basketball players to ever suit up for UNCW. One day his jersey may hang high in the rafters at Trask Coliseum. Rendleman had a knack for slam dunks and rebounds and he's taking his talents to ???.