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Monthly Archives: February, 2015
UNCW unveils new Seahawks logo
After a year-long process of meetings and revisions, the University of North Carolina Wilmington unveiled its new athletic logo Wednesday, Jan. 28, before a crowd...
Spring training begins for marathonÂ
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By Emily Pierce
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For most people, waiting to board a shuttle with hundreds of other people at 5 a.m. isn’t the preferred way to spend...
Hook, line and sinker
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Here we are, right at the beginning of the longest month of the year — by my standards, anyway. While technically it is actually...
Elections director McFadyen terminated
New Hanover County Elections Director Marvin McFadyen has been officially terminated.
The New Hanover County Board of Elections submitted a petition for his removal to...
Storm windows appease historic commission and homeowners
The Wrightsville Beach Historic Landmark Commission voted to allow storm windows to be installed over the deteriorating windows of the historically designated property located...
Board recommends tighter regulations for boat rentals
Scott Weismantel hopes to open a boat rental facility in Wrightsville Beach as soon as he receives approval from town leaders. The Wrightsville Beach...
State of the County address delivered despite dispute
A State of the County address outlining the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners’ past efforts and future plans to direct growth and foster...
Halyburton Park offers free frog workshop
Wilmington's Halyburton Park will offer a free frog call workshop Thursday, Feb. 5 from 6-9 p.m. Participants will learn how to identify frog and...
Dan River water sampled nearly one year after coal ash spill
Leaders of North Carolina’s Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) joined state Division of Water Resources’ staff Friday, Jan. 30, to take water...
Fort Fisher features Freedom For All exhibit
A traveling exhibit of informational panels is on display now through Feb. 12 at the Fort Fisher Historic Museum. The exhibit, in observance of...
