Daniel Hargrave is an award-winning stuntman who you've seen in movies including "Avengers: Infinity War" and "Endgame". The UNCW grad has also worked on dozens of television shows. But had Daniel's brother not given him a second chance, his professional stunt career may not have happened.
Along with everything else it takes to prepare for the upcoming 2019 municipal elections, and the 2020 primaries close on their heels, election officials in Southeastern North Carolina are also waiting to see what kind of equipment they will be able to use.
The H2GO board authorized its attorney to finalize a proposed agreement to end legal disagreements over assets of H2GO Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer
Adrian Tharpe is asking for donations on the Donors Choose website to purchase diverse books for her classroom library so her students will be able to take accelerated reading tests.
All five county commissioners are at a meeting that gives the public the first chance to have their voices heard on the potential sale of New Hanover Regional Medical Center.
WVOE is the first black owned and operated radio station east of the Mississippi River. The business in Chadbourn has seen its airwaves go to locals for 57 years, but that might soon end.
Through a combination of classroom sessions and on-the-water exercises, the officers and deputies were trained in tactical maneuvers and other maritime safety protocols.
Internal communications show leadership at New Hanover Regional Medical Center took note of its employees’ concerns over the possible sale of the hospital system.
The Trump Administration announced new changes to the Endangered Species Act, Monday. Laws that have been in place for 45 years will now list endangered plant and animal species on a case-by-case basis.
Celebrity dog trainer Joel Silverman is known for his work with Dreyfuss on NBC’s 'Empty Nest.' Now, he travels the country working with Humane Societies to train shelter dogs to help them become more adoptable.
On September 3, city council members will consider designating 3rd St. from Market St. to Davis St. in honor of retired Major General Joseph A. McNeil, a Wilmington native and civil rights pioneer.
New Hanover County is co-hosting it’s annual information session with Flood Risk Provider Wednesday, August 14th. Neighbors can learn about the National Flood Insurance Program and how properties can be prepared to qualify for flood insurance discounts.
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality tested a pond that dog owners blame for killing her pets, according to emails we obtained from the Wilmington city server
Last fiscal year 19,000 new beer and wine products were approved for sale by the NC ABC Commission but some fall flat. We explore the products that don't make it to store shelves and the reasons why.
Carolina Beach leaders will consider changing the wording of the town’s public nudity ordinance, after a resident recently felt uncomfortable while at the beach.
Brunswick County Sheriff’s investigators are searching for Kody Devin Medford, 26, of North Tanglewood Drive in Supply, in connection to a fire that happened over the weekend in Calabash.
A UNCW graduate student is using a greenhouse to educate the public and urge the much needed protection of the Venus flytrap. the state’s official state carnivorous plant.
Many people are at the beach for a much needed vacation, to enjoy friends and family, but nobody things about a wave crashing down on them as they’re playing.
Don’t be surprised to see school bags with a little more padding then normal this school year. Parents across the county have made the item a top priority on their annual back-to-school shopping lists.
Halfway through its 60-year lifespan, parts of the building are also showing their age, and the county spends significant resources on conditioning, cleaning and maintaining it, so leaders are considering a complete overhaul.
Dr. LaChawn Smith was named the new Deputy Superintendent of New Hanover County Schools. She replaces Dr. Rick Holliday whose retirement came on the heels of a lawsuit over the district's handling of a former teacher accused of sex crimes.
Nearly 11 months after Hurricane Florence caused significant damage to one of Wilmington’s largest affordable apartment complexes, property owners have begun the process to tear them down.
A bill named after a state trooper killed in the line of duty has not moved in North Carolina’s Senate chamber in more than a month, and there is some conflicting information on what has stalled its’ progression.
Sasha Wooddell is asking for donations on the Donors Choose website so the book “The Bridge Home” can be purchased and delivered in time for the Global Read Aloud which begins in October.
Sydney Schneider of UNC Wilmington made history as the starting goalkeeper for the Jamaican women's national team, which earned its' first-ever birth in the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup.
Residents that live on Spearman Road have seen this go on for years. The closest neighbors live about a half-mile down from the site and say they’re surprised nothing has been done yet.
At a meeting at the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce Thursday morning, New Hanover Regional CEO John Gizdic and County Manager Chris Courdriet explained to business leaders and elected officials in attendance they thought the need to eventually sell the hospital was “inevitable.”
Peter Stewart, a sixth-grade teacher at Holly Shelter Middle School, is hoping to get enough donations through the Donors Choose website, an online charity, to purchase the supplies needed for the N.C. Science Olympiad Regionals in March.
In an announcement posted to Facebook, Rick Hairston, who founded Canines for Service, said he plans to launch a new non-profit group, Four Paws and a Wake Up.
As New Hanover County considers selling one of its largest assets, we take a look back at the last time New Hanover Regional Medical Center faced a major change.
Daniel Baldwin, the oldest of the Baldwin brothers that include Alec, Stephen and William, has started his latest documentary on the opioid epidemic in the Cape Fear region.
The City of Wilmington’s Commission on African American History will host a dinner Saturday, July 27 to recognize seven people who have made significant contributions to Wilmington’s history.
Dozens of families received boxes of food Wednesday, as The Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina and Pender County Schools joined forces to help feed those still displaced and recovering from Hurricane Florence, from over 10 months ago.
Myrtle Grove Middle School has a pickleball team. The problem is they don’t have the equipment. Sean Berg, a sixth grade teacher at the school is hoping to get funding for the equipment through Donors Choose.
