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Monthly Archives: May, 2015
Group aims to start new Christmas tree tradition
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Local non-profit Wilmington City Progress, Inc. has formed a committee to raise funds and organize the removal of the Christmas tree at Sweeney Water...
Cape Fear Community College hosts ceramics exhibit
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The 2015 Coastal Carolina Clay Guild Exhibition is now on view at Cape Fear Community College's Wilma W. Daniels Gallery.
The show showcases the work of guild...
Museum expansion underway in Southport
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The North Carolina Maritime Museum in Southport broke ground on a 2,500 square foot addition May 27 but continues to raise money toward the...
Tidal Creek to hold “21-day Eat Local Challenge”
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Tidal Creek Food Co-op launches its "21-day Eat Local Challenge" with a tour of Black River Organic Farm Sunday, May 31.
The challenge runs for...
Duck Derby to raise funds for youth shelter
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More than 7,000 rubber ducks will race down a water slide at Jungle Rapids Water Park on Saturday, May 30, to raise money for Wilmington's...
Summer plant sale May 29-30
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The Hobby Greenhouse Club holds its Summer Plant Sale May 29-30 at 2318 Metts Ave. in Forest Hills.
A portion of the profits from the...
Wrightsville Beach urges hurricane prep
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As part of National Hurricane Preparedness Week, May 24-30, Wrightsville Beach urges residents, visitors and business owners to take the following steps to plan ahead...
Aldermen approve new parking meters, restrictions
The Wrightsville Beach Board of Aldermen approved several parking changes for Pelican Drive and the Harbor Island commercial district during a special meeting May...
Officials and engineers tour Wrightsville’s BMPs
Around 45 state and local officials and civil engineers converged on Wrightsville Beach Thursday, May 28 to learn about the stormwater runoff reduction projects...
