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New bond-funded elementary school named
Less than six months after county voters approved a $160 million school bond in the November 2014 general election, projects planned for completion early...
More than a building
Weeks after flames burned through the second floor of the Wilmington Family YMCA, a faint smell of smoke still hangs in the air outside...
Mutual support marks YMCA’s post-fire resiliency
Weeks after flames burned through the second floor of the Wilmington Family YMCA, a faint smell of smoke still hangs in the air outside...
Artificial reef enhancement underway
Over the next couple months, more than 2 million tons of concrete material will be dropped over local artificial reefs, providing habitat for ocean...
State solutions for sand projects suggested
The state lawmakers who represent the county heard a request to begin pursuing a state-supported approach to managing the North Carolina coast during a...
New, simpler beachfront development policy in works
Communities along the North Carolina coast could be granted more local control over oceanfront construction as soon as 2016 under a new policy deliberated...
Federal infrastructure requests discussed
Fresh from his first six weeks in Washington, U.S. Rep. David Rouzer, R-N.C., traveled around the 7th district during a Congressional recess last week, gathering...
State declines to reconsider termination
The last opportunity to challenge the termination of New Hanover County Elections Director Marvin McFadyen passed Feb. 24, leaving his position officially open.
The New...
Low-impact leaders
The River Bluffs development in Castle Hayne, with its generous stands of evergreen and deciduous trees sloping toward the banks of the northeast Cape Fear...
Former chairman earns coastal commission’s highest honor
A longtime N.C. Coastal Resources Commission member and former chairman was awarded the commission's highest honor yesterday.
Current chairman Frank Gorham presented former chairman Robert...
