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Educated gambling
Often they are passed without a second thought.
However, what lies at the bottom of those small buoys bobbing near the shallows is a means...
Bringing stoke to El Salvador
T-shirts, hats, sunglasses, fishing gear and bathing suits were a few of the items brought to King Neptune’s Restaurant Thursday, April 3, bound for...
Building Wrightsville’s new ad budget
The majority of the Wrightsville Beach Marketing Advisory Committee’s Tuesday, April 8 meeting was consumed by new or different marketing ideas for the fiscal...
Forged strength pumps up Wrightsville Beach
Tucked away behind Jerry Allen’s Sports Bar and Grill and underneath Evolution Mixed Martial Arts in Wrightsville Beach is Forged Strength, a new gym...
Gun violence report released
The results of seven community meetings focused on reducing youth gun violence in Wilmington were published by the City of Wilmington on April 1...
Wrightsville Methodist Sierra Leone bound
A group of seven from Wrightsville United Methodist Church will land in the West African country of Sierra Leone on May 16 to spend...
From a surfer’s point of view
Crystal-clear water gives way underneath the surfboard as a palm tree-lined beach comes into view on the horizon and a light blue chandelier of...
Boat show benefits Cape Fear students
Taking advantage of the warm weather, a healthy number of exhibitors and other coordinating events on the Cape Fear Community College campus, the 15th...
Eastwood, Wrightsville slowdown prescribed
The speed limit on portions of Eastwood Road and Wrightsville Avenue may be reduced to 35 mph pending approval by Wilmington City Council.
In March,...
Group fills City Hall demanding fair pay for police and fire
A large crowd of protestors filled Wilmington City Hall Council Chambers during Wilmington City Council’s Tuesday, April 1 meeting, asking for fair pay for...
