There are just certain foods that go perfectly with certain times of the year...and fall is the season for an apple crisp. Alicia Ross has a great recipe for individual crisps that you can whip up in your own home. She shares it in this week's Kitchen Scoop.
Former Laney Buccaneer Tamera Young is headed to Israel to play pro basketball. Young sat down with WWAY's John Rendleman to explain her move. The momentum the Carolina Panthers had prior to Sunday's game in Arizona is gone. The Arizona Cardinals knocked off the Panthers 22-6. The Carolina Hurricanes picked up their first win of the season. Plus more!
After a nationwide search for a new president and CEO, Wilmington Downtown inc. Has its new leader.
Out of 38 resumes, one stood out. Ed Wolverton has more than 28 years of downtown and economic development experience. It's experience he hopes will revitalize downtown Wilmington.
On Monday we provided an update on former UNCW basketball standout Keith Rendleman. We checked out basketball practice at Duke with freshman phenom Jabari Parker. Former South Brunswick Cougar Terrell Stanley had another big day for ECU this weekend. Plus more!
Jones’ Fish Camp, which had been serving old-timey staples alongside Calabash-style seafood at 7770 Market St. since late 2009, locked the doors for good late last week.
Penn State officials say they are gratified by the NCAA's decision to gradually restore football scholarships taken from the school following the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal.
On Wednesday we checked in with the Carolina Panthers as the team prepares to rebound from their season opening loss. UNC coach Larry Fedora says he never saw signs of alleged rules violations reported by Sports Illustrated while an assistant at Oklahoma State. Fedora was the offensive coordinator under Mike Gundy from 2005-07 at Oklahoma State. North Brunswick is our team of the week. Plus more!
Ryan Newman is replacing Martin Truex Jr. in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship as part of NASCAR'S penalties against Michael Waltrip Racing for manipulating the outcome of last weekend's race at Richmond. In the NFL Philadelphia defeated Washington. Plus more!
The defense for the Carolina Panthers played outstanding. The Carolina defense only gave up one touchdown. Unfortunately the Seattle Seahawks get to fly back with a road victory on the opening Sunday of the NFL season. Former East Bladen Eagle Desmond Bryant had a sparkling debut with the Cleveland Browns. The UNCW men's soccer team won on Sunday against Mercer. Plus more!
Friday will be the last day on the job for Wilmington Downtown Incorporated’s leaders, John Hinnant.
Hinnant became the Executive Director of WDI in June of 2006 and says he has loved serving the city.
Wilmington's Jay Ross is a new father. The former New Hanover Wildcat also moved up to #2 on the Buffalo Bills depth chart at nose tackle. As part of the celebration of the centennial of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association, the NCHSAA has released the third list of its “100 To Remember” series. This time it's the top 100 female athletes. Plus more!
On Monday night at 11 we featured the Ashley Screamin' Eagles on our "Two-A-Days" high school football feature on WWAY. Three teams remain alive in the American Legion World Series, but Wilmington Post isn't one of them. Former UNCW & Laney coach Bobby Guthrie will be inducted into the NCHSAA Hall of Fame. Plus more!
A New Hanover County veteran is searching for the owner of a military ID bracelet he found years ago.
Aloha! The sensational season for Wilmington Post 10 ended on Sunday against Hawaii at the American Legion World Series in Shelby. Post 10 finishes the 2013 campaign with a 35-4 record. For the first time ever there are co-champions for the Men's City Amateur Golf Championship in Wilmington. Plus more!
Somehow the Wilmington Hammerheads remain in contention for the final playoff spot in USL Pro. On a rainy Wednesday night the Hammerheads defeated the Pittsburgh Riverhounds. Two-A-Days continue on WWAY. Post 10 is ready to make history at the American Legion World Series. Plus more!
Adam Empie, was a pioneering chaplain at West Point as well as a minister at St. James Parish.
President Barack Obama has announced former University of North Carolina basketball coach Dean Smith is among 16 recipients who will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom this year.
Pimento Cheese Spread is so common these days I can buy several brands of prepared spread in the grocery cheese case. When I am really desperate, it’s not a bad option. But when I taste homemade, I am transported to a picnic of my childhood in my grandmother’s yard.
Thank you to everyone who donated to this year's Step up for Soldiers Packages from Home drive.
Rep. Susi Hamilton (D-18th District) says she is going to keep her seat in the North Carolina House of Representatives.
Within the past 24 hours, issues arose about her becoming Carolina Beach Town Manager.
The Coast Guard Cutter Diligence welcomed a new leader during a change-of-command ceremony today.
Cmdr. Jeffrey K. Randall relieved Cmdr. Douglas D. Goodwin, who served as the ship's commanding officer the past two years.
East Columbus football coach Toby Kasell resigned on Monday in order to accept a teaching position closer to his Leland home. Former UNCW Seahawk Keith Rendleman appears to be through with his NBA pre-draft workouts. Rendleman hopes to his hear his name at Thursday's NBA Draft. The Wilmington Sharks picked up a road win in extra innings on Monday. We had highlights! Chicago wins the Stanley Cup in hockey.
The Fred Lynch Invitational is just days away. The off-season basketball event will feature 45 high school basketball teams over a three day period. South Carolina beat North Carolina in baseball on Sunday. NC State beat Rice. The Wolfpack advances to the College World Series for the first time since 1968. The season ends on the road with a loss for the Wilmington Sea Dawgs. Earlier this weekend the Wilmington Hammerheads earned their first road point of the season. Plus more!
Some of President Barack Obama's political appointees, including the secretary for Health and Human Services, are using secret government email accounts they say are necessary to prevent their inboxes from being overwhelmed with unwanted messages, according to a review by The Associated Press.