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.
The Carolina Panthers Player Impact Committee and Lenovo announced they have partnered with the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction to help schools in need.
Lawyer Gary Shipman announced on Facebook Wednesday he had joined 60 other legal professionals to rally elected officials for the removal of Confederate monuments across North Carolina.
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) reminded beachgoers Thursday what they can do to keep sea turtles and hatchlings safe during nesting season.
The sale of New Hanover Regional Medical Center was the topic of discussion at the Greater Wilmington Business Journal’s 2020 Power Breakfast on Thursday.
Wilmington City Council approved a resolution to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Hipp Architecture & Development, PC to redevelop the property at 1110 Castle Street.
Property owners in Brunswick County may dispose of surplus material that is not hazardous waste or regular trash from June 22-27, 2020 free of charge at the Brunswick County Landfill.
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) fisheries biologists recently restocked the Cape Fear River with 134,000 largemouth bass fingerlings to help jumpstart the fishery.
Throughout the evening, there were alternating moments of silence, chanting and reading of names of those who had died at the hands of law enforcement.
New Hanover County NAACP president praises Wilmington Police and New Hanover County Sheriff"s deputies for their actions during Sunday's protest in downtown Wilmington
After a U.S. District Judge issued a temporary restraining order on Governor Cooper’s executive order Saturday, the North Carolina Sheriff’s Association (NCSA), along with local sheriff’s, are responding to the ruling.
The class of 2020 at South Brunswick High School are being honored along the Cape Fear River in Southport. Friday morning, the staff at the school assembled a display of the graduates pictures along the riverfront on the Garrison lawn.
Harper Sellers, 12, dropped off 368 lbs. of food and toiletries to the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, after organizing a donation drive in her neighborhood
WARM and the New Hanover County Senior Resource Center are just a few organizations working to connect seniors with the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
More people are turning to local food banks for assistance as thousands of North Carolina residents are out of work due to restrictions put in place amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Families have been able to sign up to pick up meals from dozens of distribution locations throughout southeastern North Carolina while students are out of school amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Chief Physician at New Hanover Regional Medical Center is urging local residents to follow the additional guidelines recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to wear masks even when walking the dog.
"Meals For Heroes" is an initiative between the Greater Wilmington Business Journal and CaringToDeliver.com, to help Wilmington-area restaurants and healthcare practitioners during the coronavirus pandemic
Healthcare workers at New Hanover Regional Medical Center were greeted with appreciation Monday. A sign reading "Heroes Work Here" was displayed at the entrance of the hospital's campus.
The show is inspired by the Tony Award-nominated Broadway musical and the Universal Pictures cult classic movie that starred Olivia Newton-John and Gene Kelly
Although there are no cases of the coronavirus in Southeastern North Carolina at this time, parents and educators should prepare for the possibility that schools will be canceled once we do see a case, according to an expert in the education field
New Hanover County leaders have asked the U.S. Census Bureau to rethink a critical part of its 2020 count survey that, as it reportedly stands, could effectively disenfranchise minorities.
Power of the Purse raised money for Wilmington Health Access for Teens, a group that makes sure that children, teens and young adults have access to comprehensive primary medical care, mental health and prevention services.
