The comedian, whose home club is Dead Crow Comedy in Wilmington, released a new album titled ‘Half Way There’

Elle Graham stars in 'Secrets of Sulphur Springs'

The film industry starts the year strong in Wilmington after productions were shut down at the start of the pandemic in 2020

Some studies show a third of Black Americans express hesitance about taking the new COVID-19 vaccines

Here's how to return your Amazon purchase this holiday

Hundreds of volunteers in Wilmington participated in the clinical trials that led to the emergency use authorization of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine

The Holiday Flea at BAC kicked off Dec. 4 and runs through Sun., Dec. 6

Docks will be decorated instead of boats this year

Chef Gwen Gulliksen of CFCC shares tips for a smaller but special Thanksgiving meal

A woman from Tabor City talked to us from her hospital bed about her fight with COVID-19

The CDC and doctors recommend making changes to your Thanksgiving holiday plans

The magazine highlights the well-known museums, as well as some that are lesser known, including the American Museum of the House Cat in Silva.

The performances are outdoors at Thalian Hall.

The event is Sat., Nov. 7 in Brunswick, New Hanover and Pender Counties.

“The Good Death: Victorian Mourning Rituals” is an online discussion led by Dr. Michaela Howells and hosted by the Bellamy Mansion Museum.

The NCWorks Career Centers in Southeastern North Carolina are open by appointment only

Guardian ad Litem provides abused, neglected and dependent children with trained, independent volunteers who advocate for them

Each chapter begins with a flavor hero, what Vivian Howard calls the building block of the recipe, which she said will make simple food exciting

The words of the 19th Amendment are on display outside the Cameron Art Museum as part of a community art project

The event is an art walk through the Carolina Place/Ardmore Historic Street Car District neighborhoods

Dozens of patients in our community have been given an experimental treatment for COVID-19 that is being used by the president to help him battle his illness.

The Salvation Army hopes donors will give online this year, as it expects fewer donations through the red kettle drive due to a COVID-19-related coin shortage

The festival will feature stories about diverse surfers

September’s Our State magazine takes readers on a road trip across North Carolina

Advice from an expert on better sleep as screen time is up for adults and children.

The goal of “Rise Together” is to bring the community together to make sure all citizens are valued and can have equal opportunities for prosperity

A student and staff member tested positive for COVID-19

Hiring outlook in the Cape Fear region

'Our State' helps you to perfect your wine and cheese pairings

The annual event kicked off Tues., Aug. 10, but it is virtual this year due to COVID-19.

Therapist Mindy France talks about the rise of depression and anxiety in North Carolina during the coronavirus pandemic

UNCW has created a task force to enhance diversity on campus

A documentary about Wilmington’s 1898 massacre can now be viewed in more places

The Wrightsville Beach Board of Aldermen voted Friday to increase parking rates, blaming the hike on the COVID-19 pandemic

Dozens of donors answered the call Wednesday to give blood, as our nation faces a shortage of donations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.