At its fourth meeting, the task force, that formed in the summer to address racial and social injustice in the Pender region, met to develop a mission statement
The City of Wilmington filed notice of appeal with the North Carolina Court of Appeals in the lawsuit that challenged the short-term lodging ordinance.
Martha Cotton, a K-2 teacher at Williams Township in Whiteville, is asking for a Climb-N-Crawl Caterpillar through the Donors Choose website, an online charity that helps teachers get funding for school projects.
The UNCW Alert system will be tested Wednesday, October 21 at noon as part of a routine maintenance schedule determined by the campus environmental health and safety policy.
The museum marked the Women’s Suffrage Centennial with a banner created with the help of more than 140 artists, quilters, textile artists, students and community members
The five-year Master Aging Plan (MAP) is being developed by the Senior Resource Center to help identify resources and determine services needed for older adults now and in the future.
On a sunset cruise last week Charter Captain Jeff Williamson found a sea turtle tapped in a section of gill net that had been cut off and left in the water.
The celebrate Nuclear Science Week from Oct. 19 through Oct. 23, Duke Energy nuclear employees will host virtual career panels for high school students that focus on different nuclear power career.
The Wilmington Police Department is hosting a drive-thru demo day.The event will be held Saturday, October 9 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Port City Community Church at 250 Division Dr.
NHCS has implemented changes and new requirements for bus transportation. Students will need to wear masks, have temperature checks at home, and sit one per seat on the bus to and from school.
Holly Majewski, a S.T.E.M. elective class teacher at Belville Elementary is hoping to purchase a Breville Smart Oven through the Donors Choose website, an online charity that helps local teachers get funding for school projects.
Researchers with North Carolina’s Division of Marine Fisheries are trying to find out what caused dozens of menhaden to wash ashore Thursday at Ocean Isle Beach.
A grant of $702,323 was awarded to paws4people by the Wounded Warrior Service Dog Program (WWSDP) in August 2020 to train and place service dogs with 15 veterans and/or service members.
Mrs. Cleare, who teaches dance at Snipes Academy of Art & Design in Wilmington, is asking donors to help her students “cure the isolation blues” while they’re at home.
The Board of Directors of Brigade Boys & Girls Club decided to extend open hours at its Youth and Teen Center locations to help families with remote learning and enrichment activities.
The Executive Committee of the New Hanover County Republican Party has unanimously voted to submit Tony McGhee’s name as the party’s third candidate for Board of Education in the November 2020 General Election.
The Partnership Advisory Group (PAG) is holding online forums to answer questions from the community about the proposed partnership between New Hanover Regional Medical Center (NHRMC) and Novant Health.
Funding from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS)’s Crisis Intervention Program (CIP) is available to help people from low-income households manage their energy bills.
The Wrightsville Beach Spearfishing Tournament is being held Friday, July 24 – Sunday July 26, 2020 at Sea Path Marina for anyone in the community to enjoy.
It’s specifically designed to help people who have chronic medical conditions, and physical or mental disabilities that prevent them from being able to afford permanent housing.
Following the recent opening of the Robert Strange pool, the YMCA of Southeastern North Carolina and the City of Wilmington are expected to open Legion Stadium pool Friday, July 3.
