Columbus Co. convict walks away from work crew
The search is on for an inmate with local ties who walked away from a litter road crew near in Cleveland County.
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Brunswick County Sheriff's Department goes on prescription drug round-up
The Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office Drug Enforcement Unit and members of local police departments conducted a Drug Round Up today that began at 0530 AM. The Operation has been ongoing since the beginning of January, targeting individuals selling prescription pills illegally.
What the law says about Service Dogs
For example, if a store has a policy to exclude all animals, the policy should be changed to permit people who use service animals, such as "seeing-eye-dogs" and "hearing-assist-dogs" to enter the store with their service animals.
Last Supper helpings have grown
In a bid to uncover the roots of super-sized American fare, a pair of sibling scholars has turned to an unusual source: 52 artists' renderings of the New Testament's Last Supper.
Local doctor inducted into the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
Board-certified Orthopaedic Surgeon Eric Lescault, D.O., was recently one of only 667 physicians worldwide inducted as a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.
Visits from NC senators rare
Is there a correlation between time spent in an area and the commitment to serving that area? Maybe. When we asked both candidates what projects they were working on specifically for Southeastern North Carolina, neither had a concrete answer.
BBQ Dinner Fundraiser for Billy Millis
On January 22, 2010, there will be a BBQ Dinner Fundraiser for Billy Millis.
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.
Moss out at UNCW
Benny Moss is out as UNCW's men's basketball coach. Assistant coach Brooks Lee will serve as interim head coach for the rest of the season.
Second Republican enters State Senate race
Bill Rabon will have to compete with Pender County native Bettie Fennell for the Republican nomination.
Race for New Hanover Co. Commission getting crowded
Two County Commission seats will be up for grabs in November.
What's Happening: January 8-10
You can see what life is like in Iraq for troops and civilians. All through the lens of a camera and a comedian with ties to Aretha Franklin comes to the port city. Marcy Cuevas tells us What's Happening.
NC Democrats face tough challenges in 2010
2010 will bring new faces to the state senate for south eastern North Carolina.
Sheriff Ingram switches political parties
There was a political change Wednesday for Brunswick County Sheriff John Ingram. Sheriff Ingram has switched his party affiliation from Democrat to Republican.
Tips for a safe Thanksgiving feast
State health officials are reminding North Carolinians to be safe during the holidays by taking precautions while preparing meals for Thanksgiving and other holiday feasts.
What's Happening: November 13-15
You can get plenty of exercise this weekend while raising money for several charities. And if you want to kickoff your holiday shopping, there is one place you will need to go.
New veterans clinic coming to Port City
Congressman Mike McIntyre visited the VA clinic in Wilmington with some good news about their health care. He announced plans for an expanded clinic that will offer veterans specialty medical attention, without having to drive to Fayetteville.
Bettie Fennell to run for North Carolina Senate
Republican Bettie Fennell is throwing her hat back in the ring for the North Carolina Senate. Last year Fennell and Senator RC Soles ran a heated race for the 8th district seat, representing Pender, Brunswick and Columbus counties.
Local company makes big donation to Packages from Home
Our Packages from Home initiative got a big boost Thursday. Employees at Victaulic in Leland collected boxes full of items to send to the military men and women overseas. Thursday they brought their donations to the WWAY lobby.
Veterans look to Post 9/11 GI Bill to jumpstart career
Come next month, veterans will have more resources to continue their education. The new GI Bill starts August 1. Experts anticipate an influx of veterans at area colleges and universities.
Some believe new fishing regulations are off the hook
A new federal regulation could have crippling effects on the local commercial fishing industry. Come the end of this month, Amendment 16 will put limits on snapper and grouper fishing.
NC coastal group gets grant to engage citizens
A North Carolina coastal group has won a foundation grant to help generate citizen interest in preserving water quality and sealife habitat.
Ed Kramer remembered, laid to rest on Thursday
Sergeant First Class Ed Kramer served his community as a firefighter and gave his life serving his country as a National Guard soldier. On Thursday, hundreds gathered to say their final good-byes to their friend, co-worker, and loved one.
Packages from Home, helping troops who fight for our freedom
As we celebrate our independence this weekend, WWAY wants to help honor the men and women who continue to fight for our freedom. That is why we are partnering with the Big Talker FM, the Pender Post, the Local News Review and other sponsors for Packages from Home.