If you’ve always wanted to build something on your own, but weren’t sure where to start, try this step-by-step of how to build a birdhouse.
Restaurants and businesses may not be open in full operation right now, though most are still doing take out, delivery or curbside delivery. But there’s still a way for you to help them out beyond that.
Here comes Santa Claus, right down to the New Hanover Regional Medical Center Children’s Hospital.
The third person featured in our Hometown Hero series is Pender County’s Sarah Prevatte.
Blevins owns a cleaning business but decided to take some time away from it after the hurricane to do a different type of cleaning – cleaning up peoples’ lives.
A home in the historic district of downtown Wilmington has been in Renee Garris’ family for about 75 years. It was her grandfather’s and was passed down to her through the years.
The Pleasure Island chapter of the worldwide Parrot Head Club does more than just party. They party with a purpose.
Chances are, if you've driven through Kure Beach, you've seen this house.
Deb Woody and her husband James have run "A Christmas Shoppe" in downtown Wilmington for the past 12 years.
In the spirit of the holidays, we want recognize those in our communities who go above and beyond in certain situations. Our area has dealt with many hard times over this past year especially after Hurricane Florence. Every Friday we will air stories from people in the area thanking someone they co
Taking broken pieces of all types of debris from Hurricane Florence and turning it into something beautiful - That is what one local artist is doing this holiday season.
27 gift baskets packed full of Thanksgiving goodies were given out to those in need this afternoon.
For almost 10 years an iconic Surf City dinner cruise boat took visitors on scenic tours of the beautiful island.
Cold nights have now arrived in our area and those still displaced from Hurricane Florence are struggling to stay warm. Luckily one man is trying to change that with his fire pits of hope.
Hurricane Florence tore through our area exactly two months ago today. The storm left behind widespread devastation that will go down in history but as we continue the clean up process, some people are finding pieces of history the storm helped to uncover.
A local shop in Pender County is giving back this holiday season while also helping kids who were victims to Hurricane Florence.
A Veterans Day service will be held in the Wilmington National Cemetery Sunday morning.
Three motorcycles, out of about 800 vehicles, participating in the Trooper Conner benefit ride from Greensboro to Wilmington crashed near Whiteville Saturday.
A new campaign to help local businesses on both sides of the G.V. Barbee Bridge in Oak Island was recently launched.
The Salvation Army added another location for people to apply for the annual Christmas Angel Tree this year.
Memorials have been set up all over Columbus County to honor Trooper Kevin Conner, who was shot and killed while making a traffic stop in October and on Monday, commissioners hope to name an overpass in his honor.
After almost two months after Hurricane Florence, people on Whitestocking Road in Burgaw are still struggling to get back to their normal lives.
At 102 years old last Halloween, George Alsberg wanted to try something he had never done before… Trick-or-treating. He had so much fun last year that he decided to do it again.
A special Halloween parade was held today at Codington Elementary.
Students at Big Pine Academy Charter School in Big Pine Keys, Fla., who went through Hurricane Irma last year, wanted to help schools in Wilmington that suffered damage from Hurricane Florence.
A simple message in a bottle has brought two families from across the world together and given them a bond they will cherish forever.
Mounted Patrol units from across North and South Carolina were making sure their skills were up to par this week, including the Wilmington and New Hanover County Mounted Patrol Units.
For the fifth year in a row, the Harbor Island Garden Club have strung dozens of pink ribbons in the harbor way gardens at Wrightsville Beach in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month.
Losing a pet is something no one ever wants to go through. But when one Wilmington family learned their beloved 14-year-old Parson Russell terrier named Jack was given only two months to live, they decided to make the most out of it by making a bucket list for him.
A well-deserved promotion was given to UNCW Men’s Basketball volunteer equipment manager, Christian White recently. He is now volunteer equipment director.
Drivers put blue painters tape on windshields in honor of fallen Highway Patrol Trooper Kevin Conner
Blue painters tape. It's another way Southeastern, NC is honoring Trooper Kevin Connor.
Grace United Methodist Church and St. Stephen AME have teamed up to create a program for kids that will help them be more prepared when the next natural disaster hits.
She lost almost everything in her home due to Hurricane Florence's floodwaters. But the one thing she was the most devastated about losing was her civil war book collection - all 200 of them.
A Pender County woman, and horse owner, Jennifer Witkowski, saw the need for pet supplies in Southeastern, NC and opened a distribution center in New Hanover County called Eastern NC Equine Emergency Assistance where people can get pet supplies.
Customers heading back to Gallagher’s Sports Bar and Grill in Surf City for the first time since Hurricane Florence, might notice a few new details to the restaurant. And one of them is hard to miss.
They came to our area from Florida to help with Hurricane Florence relief. Now they’re worried about the damage they’ll return to when they head home.
After almost a month off from school due to Hurricane Florence, UNCW students finally returned to class on Monday.Now, just 4 days later, they're out again - this time, for Michael.
They’ve spent the last three and a half weeks trying to get everything out of their ravaged homes and save what few items can be salvaged. Now with the threat of more weather from Michael, they’re having to reverse their whole process.
