“At Ogden Park, staff found the glass block in the men’s restroom near the playground smashed,” states a social media post from New Hanover County Parks and Gardens.
The proposed financing for the $70 million Thermo Fisher building purchase in Wilmington is set to be reviewed by the Local Government Commission on Tuesday, June 6.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the university plans to sound the sirens in short bursts with a “growling” noise and/or with messaging from the sirens. On Thursday, the school has a full-volume test set for noon.
Big Something is a six-person rock band from North Carolina featuring Ben Vinograd, Casey Cranford, Matt Laird, Jesse Hensley, Josh Kagel and Nick MacDaniels.
Friends and family gathered Sunday morning to walk across the Cooper River bridge in of honor Samantha Miller’s life who was killed on her wedding night.
If you want to sign up for these alerts all you have to do is text your zip code to 888777. If you have a landline, you’re automatically signed up to get these alerts at your home or business in Pender County.
On Friday, June 2, Pender County Schools announced that Brian Allen is moving from principal at Surf City Elementary to principal at Burgaw Middle School.
Ray Funderburk is suing the board, and several members individually, including chair Bill Cherry and Vice-Chair Jason McLeod and county commission chair Bill Rivenbark.
The 6-foot-3, 215-pound senior outfielder compiled a .417 batting average with 33 runs scored this past season, leading the Cougars to the Round of 16 in the Class 3A state playoffs.
“Crews arrived and found occupants still in their vehicles upside down being help by their seatbelts," an announcement from the Bolivia Fire Department states.
The UNCW Seahawks, fresh off winning the CAA baseball tournament championship, will meet the Duke Blue Devils at 1:00 p.m. Friday in the opening game of the NCAA baseball tournament regional at Springs Brooks Stadium.
Southeastern North Carolina is currently not under a pending threat from a tropical storm, but experts warn that early preparations make a big difference when a storm hits.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper met with teachers and district staff at College Road Early Childhood Center Thursday to discuss funding for public schools.
“Well, I am very excited to be here because I’m from Minnesota. I’ve made this trip for 40-some years. Never from point A to point B nonstop so this is a wonderful day,” said passenger Greg Stier.