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Monthly Archives: July, 2015
One year with Jesus in the Gospels
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ANDREW WOMMACK MINISTRIES
teaching God’s unconditional love and grace
July 30
BLESSED TO BE A BLESSING
Luke 16:1 “And he said also unto his disciples, There was a...
Kids learn to fish at Camp Chris Stone
Every morning this week, kids are learning about Wrightsville Beach's local ecology and the importance of enjoying it and preserving it at Camp Chris...
Hook, line and sinker
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It’s hard to believe that we’re almost through the month of July and the official start of fall fishing is only a couple of...
Young SUPer nominated for national award
Wilmington native Anna Blackburn is one of two North Carolinians nominated for an award from SUP Connect, a popular standup paddleboarding website.
Fifteen-year-old Blackburn is...
Hearing on Duke permit for coal-ash discharge rescheduled
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A public hearing on a discharge permit related to Duke Energy’s planned coal-ash cleanup has been moved to Aug. 6, a day later than...
VIDEO: Drilling of new water, sewer lines in Flemington begins today
A contractor for the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority will begin drilling new sewer and water lines today, Tuesday, July 28, to connect residents...
WBPD, NHCSO earn CALEA accreditation
A national organization has certified the Wrightsville Beach Police Department and New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office for meeting some of the toughest standards in...
WBOR camp teaches kids lifesaving skills
Usually when children attend a summer camp, they make crafts and play games. But the children attending the Wrightsville Beach Ocean Rescue camp this...
PHOTOS: Volunteers excavate seven loggerhead sea turtles on Wrightsville Beach
Seven loggerhead turtles were excavated Saturday, July 25, by the Wrightsville Beach Sea Turtle Project. Volunteers excavate the turtle nest three days after the...
Kids complete triathlon
Jackson Renton turned 5 years old June 14. He completed his first triathlon just six weeks later.
Renton was the youngest of 124Â children ages 5...
