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Wrightsville earns high flood insurance discount
Wrightsville Beach residents are now seeing a larger discount in their flood insurance rates as a result of the town’s score on the National...
Letters to Santa
The students in Hannah McMurry’s second grade class at Wrightsville Beach School believe they have been very good this year and their wish lists...
State parks host New Year’s hikes
For the past three years North Carolina State Parks have opened their gates New Year’s Day for First Day Hikes to help North Carolinians...
Businesses relocating to Seagate
Among a host of businesses popping up in the Seagate corridor of Oleander Drive, both Urban Fitness and Figments Cottage moved away from shopping...
Rouzer meet and greet
Congressman-elect David Rouzer, R-District 7, meets senior City of Wilmington staff members during a meet and greet at City Hall Wednesday, Dec. 17. Prior...
The great white Christmas of 1989
While many children living in the southern United States may dream of the chance to see a truly white Christmas, children old and young...
Scams popping up around the holidays
With the influx of personal data traffic from increased internet cloud services and online shopping, more scammers are using that information to target unwary...
Crime lab expansion means faster test results
With the allocation of around $295,000 in grants from the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program to fund two additional positions within the Wilmington...
Water clarity makes Cape Fear prime for saltwater fly fishing
While the sport of fly fishing may conjure freshwater scenes like those found in Robert Redford’s 1992 classic “A River Runs Through It,” local...
Grace Street sees resurgence with new retailers
For years, shopping and retail traffic in downtown Wilmington was concentrated around the intersection of Market and Front streets, but now that traffic is...
