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Wrightsville restaurants serve up a Taste of WB
The annual Taste of Wrightsville Beach took place Saturday, Oct. 11 at MarineMax. 22 North swept both the Judge's Award and the People's Choice...
Local experience key during Swim the Loop
Open water swimmers crammed the narrow dock at Dockside Restaurant Saturday, Oct. 11 for the third annual Swim the Loop.
As the race began, competitors...
Leaders learn from school tour
Visitors wore shocked expressions as Wrightsville Beach Elementary School principal MaryPaul Beall led a tour through cramped classrooms and staff support spaces in the...
CROP Hunger Walk set for Oct. 12
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The Wilmington Area CROP Hunger Walk will take place Sunday, Oct. 12 at Hugh MacRae Park in Wilmington. The hunger walk is a fundraiser...
Grant money allocated for safer crosswalks, Coral Drive sidewalk
The Wrightsville Beach Board of Aldermen agreed to move forward using a STP-DA grant to improve the crosswalks at Waynick Boulevard and Causeway Drive...
Wrightsville Beach leaders consider appealing flood zone maps
Wrightsville Beach residents and town leaders alike find parts of the newly-released preliminary floodplain maps illogical. Despite that, town manager Tim Owens said appealing...
State candidates clash in forum
Candidates for the North Carolina General Assembly from the House of Representatives District 20, and Senate Districts 8 and 9 responded to a barrage...
Local restaurants donate to annual WB Public Works Appreciation Luncheon
Nancy Faye Craig held the annual luncheon for the Town of Wrightsville Beach public works employees Thursday, Oct. 9 at the Fran Russ Recreation...
Groups gather to support clean industry
Chants of “More film, less frack” and “Take pride in a clean tide” could be heard as about a hundred protesters looped around the...
Wrightsville Beach School students and their parents, accompanied by Wrightsville Beach Police officers, walk and bike from the town park to school Wednesday morning,...
