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Ten Years After: The Hut bites the dust
Ten years have gone by since Pizza Hut closed its doors, leaving an empty lot on Salisbury Street and a void in Wrightsville Beach’s...
Zachary Erickson and Beth Christensen walk Zelda on Wrightsville Beach Wednesday, Oct. 1. Pets on leashes accompanied by owners are permitted on the beach strand...
Early in the morning Thursday, Oct. 2, a host of familiar sounds returned to Pine Grove Drive. The starter calling out names for the...
Fire department turns house into training ground
Taking advantage of a house near the southern end of South Lumina Avenue set to be demolished, the Wrightsville Beach Fire Department used the...
Cooper schools students on debt and finances
North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper and a team of experts stopped by Cape Fear Community College Thursday, Sept. 25, to share finance and...
Voter registration fraud warning
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The New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating possible fraud, warning citizens to be wary of anyone attempting to collect personal information for...
School bond tax impact still disputed
Citizens tasked with the decision to approve or deny a $160 million school bond in November face a spectrum of possible increases to New...
Progress on new sea level rise report inches forward
A handful of scientists and engineers tasked with providing a reasonable estimate of sea level rise on North Carolina’s coast over the next 30...
Reduction in polling locations considered
With the 2014 general election only weeks away, the New Hanover County Board of Elections began discussing potential changes for the 2015 election, including...
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The League of Women Voters of the Lower Cape Fear and WECT will host a series of candidate forums Oct. 7–9 for county, state...
