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City talks issues with legislators over breakfast
With the North Carolina General Assembly 2015 long session underway, members of Wilmington City Council and senior city staff met with the local delegation...
Speeding, downtown noise concerns addressed at chief’s chat
Excessive noise downtown at night and speeding were some of the biggest concerns expressed by Wrightsville Beach residents Thursday, Jan. 23 during the Wrightsville...
Water main leak closes portion of Military Cutoff
To repair a significant water main leak, the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority crews will close a section of Military Cutoff Road between Gordon...
Wrightsville Beach violates drinking water level
The town of Wrightsville Beach received notice Dec. 22, 2014, that the water in part of its water system contained amounts of a contaminant...
Davis addresses past and future of equality movement
“There is a movement on the horizon in this country today,” activist and scholar Angela Davis told 1,000 audience members packed into the University...
Commissioners consent to last community college bonds
The last leg of bond-funded improvements to Cape Fear Community College will proceed after New Hanover County Commissioners voted 4-1 to issue the remaining...
Side-by-side duplex units at 20 Pelican Drive became the latest demo the morning of Wednesday, Jan. 21. Intracoastal Realty Broker Keith Beatty said the...
Council considers condemnation for development
Wilmington City Council considered a resolution at its Tuesday, Jan. 20 meeting for the approval of an appraisal for condemnation that would allow the...
Public works employee fired for theft
A longtime Wrightsville Beach Public Works employee was terminated Tuesday, Jan. 20, for allegedly stealing and pawning town equipment. Tim Dauphinais was a senior utilities...
Benefits of offshore wind, drilling weighed
Harnessing the Atlantic Ocean’s offshore wind energy potential, especially off the coast of North Carolina, could provide a better path to energy independence and...
