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2014 UNCW Beach Blast unfolds under sunny skies
A slight chance of rain did not stop the 2014 UNCW Beach Blast from unfolding near Wrightsville Beach's Crystal Pier.
Jon Kapell, director for campus...
Surfers Healing draw hundreds to Wrightsville Beach
It was a day in the sun and surf for the hundreds of families gathered on the shores of Wrightsville Beach on Monday, Aug....
Fourteen-year-old stand-up paddleboarder Anna Blackburn stroked through the clear water at Wrightsville Beach, paddling hard to catch one of the larger waves of the...
Board of Aldermen considers implementing online payment service
Wrightsville Beach residents might soon be able to pay their bills by credit card.
The proposed online portal for making payments to the town is...
Parking, safety issues key to Wrightsville board’s denial for 100 W. Salisbury St.
During its monthly meeting on Thursday, Aug. 14, the Wrightsville Beach Board of Aldermen heard director of planning and parks Tony Wilson’s unfavorable recommendation...
Shorebird nesting season comes to close
As nesting season wraps up at the south end of Wrightsville Beach, Audubon North Carolina is beginning to shift focus to the inlets, where the birds...
The team of 14 Wrightsville Beach Ocean Rescue lifeguards that participated in the 2014 United States Lifesaving Association National Lifeguard Championships in Virginia Beach...
Michael Lee chosen to replace Goolsby
The executive committee of the New Hanover County Republican Party selected Michael Lee, Wilmington attorney and Republican candidate for state Senate, as the replacement...
Tax impact of school bond debated
How much will the $160 million school bond slated for the November ballot cost voters if approved?
The estimated tax impact of the bond was...
Board of Aldermen to discuss plans for West Salisbury property
During its monthly meeting Thursday, Aug. 14, the Wrightsville Beach Board of Aldermen will hear director of planning and parks Tony Wilson’s unfavorable recommendation regarding...
