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Judge Chris Collier remembered during service
Robb Collier and his father, Robert Collier Jr., remembered their brother and a son, Superior Court Judge Chris Collier, during a memorial service Sunday before a packed congregation at Broad Street United Methodist Church.
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Emily Grace Crestani and Michael Christopher Dingwerth are happy to announce that they are now Mr.
Porsche of Fayetteville unveiled the brand new, 2013 model of the 911 series Saturday in Wrightsville Beach.
Online Update: Wrightsville Beach board approves additional sergeant for police department
The Wrightsville Beach Board of Alderman unanimously approved the addition of a new sergeant position to oversee the Wrightsville Beach Police Department's detective division.
Online Update: Wrightsville Beach town board increases fee for replacement parking pass
Out of 2,200 parking passes that were issued last year, 19 replacement parking passes were requested.
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A hearing is scheduled in Wrightsville Beach on a request by the owners to repair a dilapidated pier that closed more than 15 years ago because of damage from storms.
Case highlights Racial Justice Act concerns
State Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger and the state chapter of Americans for Prosperity wanteveryone to know that a convicted killer in Wayne County was taken off death row last week and could be eligible for parole.
Big Brother, Alive And Well In The Port City
By this summer, 75 video cameras will monitor four Wilmington Housing Authority properties - Creekwood, Houston Moore, Rankin Terrace and Solomon Towers.
Wrightsville Beach won't name suspended officers
Wrightsville Beach is refusing to release the names of three police officers placed on administrative leave.
Wrightsville Beach won't name suspended officers
North Carolina's Freedom of Information law requires governments to release the names of employees who are suspended, promoted, demoted or have any other change in position.
Sign promoting responsible partying disappears
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, NC - The mayor of one beach town is mad about thieves taking a pricy sign -- the irony of which is that the sign promoted responsibility.
Harbor Island parking issues may be settled Thursday
Wrightsville Beach aldermen will focus on parking issues during a workshop and special meeting Thursday, Feb.
Violating dog ordinances on beach can cost owners hundreds
Officials say that picking up after dogs has been a problem, and that many choose to simply ignore the ordinance in place.
Wrightsville Beach police probes officer conduct
Three full-time Wrightsville Beach police officers were placed on paid administrative leave, Chief Dan House said on Tuesday, Jan.
Theft reported at Wrightsville Beach Museum
The Wrightsville Beach Museum of History was broken into sometime between late Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning Feb.
Washington Police Chief Leaving
Another police chief in Eastern Carolina says he is leaving. Washington police chief Mick Reed says his last day will be February 29th.
4 elected to New Hanover tourism authority board
The New Hanover County Tourism Development Authority this week announced four non-government board officers for 2012.
We see it on television commercials slideshows of neglected dogs and cats often accompanied by the sad, slow words of singers and songwriters Sarah McLachlan, even Willie Nelson; but in the arms of angels, the lucky ones do find homes.
Retail Details: Getaways for Valentine's Day
Call the sitter. Pry the credit card from the dark recesses of your wallet. It's Valentine's Day.
Nearly half of area properties decrease significantly in value
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, NC - A struggling economy has paved the way to decreasing home values, and some solid numbers shared by officials Thursday truly shed some light on the value of properties in Wrightsville Beach.