Paradise Provisions, a Holly Ridge-based business that creates meal kits, will show visitors to the Sneads Ferry Shrimp Festival how to serve up the shrimp they take home from the event
Shizzy’s Wild Cat Rescue has been in the works since Hurricane Matthew. Since the storm, construction crews have leveled acres of property to make room for animal habitats.
This year marks the 34th annual Fair Bluff Watermelon Festival, an event steeped in family history, stemming from a simple competition between two old friends.
It’s no secret that Fair Bluff has suffered tremendously at the hands of Mother Nature recently. Here's a Breakdown of Hurricane Floyd's Impact on Fair Bluff, NC.
At first glance, the building under the Burgaw water tower looks like any other.But look again. Steel bars cover the top floor windows, evidence this isn’t just an ordinary structure.
From the outside, the Pender County Courthouse looks much like it did on the day before Hurricane Florence arrived. But the damage done inside by days of wind-driven rain will present a challenge to return the three-storm building to its' historic status.
A non-profit group called Ainsley's Angels provides adaptive chairs and able body runners to help the disabled participate in the NC Blueberry Festival in Burgaw
White Lake's first public beach property was established 118 years ago. We're taking a look at back the town in time for the 41st Annual Water Festival.
The FFA Center at White Lake was established in 1928 and is still a big part of the community for its summer camp program and land use for various gatherings and events.
In the 1870s, Hans Kure and his sons started a variety of businesses and amusements on a narrow strip of land they purchased between the Cape Fear River and the Atlantic Ocean.
If you have been to the boardwalk between March and September in Carolina Beach, chances are you have lined up around the block at Britt’s Donuts to get your hands on the sweet, sticky, warm gooey treat.
Beyond the beautiful beaches of Pleasure Island, and below the surf, sit relics of our nation’s rich history. Three dozen sunken Civil War vessels litter the coastline. One of them is the blockade runner Condor.
The Veggie Wagon started as a vender at farmers markets across our area, and eventually turned into an island staple. It’s a place for locals and visitors to get fresh local food and beverage options and a variety of homemade products
Established in 1986, the Fort Fisher facility spreads over 287 acres and its staff has management responsibilities for about eight miles of undeveloped beach within the park and in the adjoining Bald Head Island State Natural Area.
