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Local surf teams win big out of town
For the fourth year out of five, the team from Sweetwater Surf Shop won the Oakley Surf Shop Challenge in Kitty Hawk on Tuesday,...
Absentee voting an option for all
All registered voters can vote by mail with an absentee ballot in any primary or general election.
A ballot can be requested by the voter...
CFPUA board approves May rate increase
Bimonthly water and sewer bills will see a $5.40 bump beginning May 1.
The Cape Fear Public Utility Authority Board unanimously approved the 4.4 percent...
GOP hopefuls stump at forum
Republican candidates running for federal and state offices assembled at the New Hanover County Northeast Regional Library April 15 to explain their platforms and...
Sand at hand for Wrightsville Beach
Wrightsville’s beaches will finally receive some sand.
The cutter dredge sent by Weeks Marine to complete the delayed Coastal Storm Damage Reduction project arrived April...
School board incumbents face reelection
Eight hopefuls have staked a claim on four open New Hanover County Board of Education spots.
All three incumbents seeking reelection have served on the...
Tournament celebrates friends, family, fish
Some people host dinner parties or cookouts to catch up with friends.
Rob Tennille hosts the Masonboro Inlet Sportfishing Tournament.
“It’s kind of a spring kick-off,”...
A boost for blooms with bite
The garden at the Piney Ridge Nature Preserve may look normal, but beneath the field of small white blossoms are bright green plants with...
Coverage gap leaves thousands uninsured
A group of North Carolinians still uninsured following the March 31 deadline for Affordable Care Act enrollment is part of a problem spurring health...
Housing assistance program closes last grant
A New Hanover County program that assists low-income homeowners with needed housing improvements faces an uncertain future after closing out its last grant.
The $500,000...
