A traveling exhibit chronicling the interconnected histories of NASA and the Peanuts characters Charlie Brown and Snoopy is now open to the public at the Cape Fear Museum of History and Science.
Mr. Kukor is hoping to help his students at Pender Early College High School crack the code on coding with some hands-on activities to help improve their skills.
A new nonprofit organization has been formed to stop the sale or partnership of New Hanover Regional Medical Center. Save our Hospital, Inc. says they plan to launch a public information campaign.
Cucalorus keynote speaker, Nick Adkins, is the co-founder of Pinksocks Life, a nonprofit organization focused on promoting human connection around the world by socially supporting other public charities.
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church is offering a free Thanksgiving dinner. The complimentary meal will be offered Saturday, November 23 from 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.
A proposal to redevelop land once used as recreational space for the Creekwood North community into an affordable housing complex is facing opposition from city staff and the Wilmington Police Department.
Operation School Bell is the signature project of the Assistance League of Greater Wilmington that services 22 schools in New Hanover, Brunswick, and Pender Counties.
Mrs. Edwards calls her classroom at Whiteville High School “home” for many of her students and strives to provide all she can for them. She says the love her students have for one another is so rich.
The Inspiration Lab is a professional women’s organization that gives other women the tools to find balance and grow in both their personal and professional lives
This year, Cucalorus celebrates 25 years of bringing filmmakers together in Wilmington for a festival that includes movies, stage performances and thought-provoking discussions
New items donated by Protocol, Fisherman's Wife and Bevello are for sale, as well as gently used clothing, children's items, household goods, furniture, home decor and other items donated by JLW members and sustainers
UNCW’s annual Intercultural Festival is a celebration of world cultures featuring music and dance, food and informational booths representing more than 25 countries
Bring a jacket or coat you don't need to participating Williams Hangers Cleaners in the Wilmington area thru Nov. 9 for the annual Coats for the Coatless drive.
Healthy Places NC, an initiative of the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Grant, announced Wednesday that they will be working with Robeson, Columbus and Bladen Counties to reach their unique health goals.
Jennifer LaFleur, a fifth-grade teacher at Cape Fear Center for Inquiry wants to take her students to historic Jamestown and Colonial Williamsburg, wants to take her students on a chartered bus and is asking for donations through the Donors Choose website
Stoked, a restaurant located on Carolina Beach, is planning an event to celebrate the life of former employee, Allie Stinson after she was killed when a car hit her on Middle Sound Loop Road Friday night.
Be The Adult is a nonprofit organization that mentors parents, with the hope that children will grow into their best selves. The group has a fundraiser this weekend.
The New Hanover County NAACP hosted Souls to the Poles on Sunday to allow voters a chance to cast their ballot for the municipal election season during the weekend.
About 2,500 people in the Cape Fear Region participated in the 2019 American Heart Association Cape Fear Heart Walk Saturday morning on the UNCW campus.
It’s time to clean out your medicine cabinet. New Hanover Regional Medical Center is partnering with regional healthcare, law enforcement and other organizations to host a medication disposal event in six counties.
North Carolina's attorney general is partnering with WECT to host a town hall meeting on the opioid crisis. The open discussion will take place on Thursday, October 24 in the Wilmington City Council chambers from noon to 1 p.m.
A dedication ceremony to rename to the 3rd Street Bridge after basketball great, Meadowlark Lemon will be held Wednesday, October 23. The naming ceremony, hosted by the City of Wilmington’s Commission on African-American History, will take place at the corner of 3rd and Walnut Streets.
