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Older residents address disaster prep
Mobility, health and medical issues are among special concerns when preparing senior citizens for the upcoming hurricane season and other severe weather emergencies, local experts have said.
Opponents of taxpayer-funded ballpark to submit petition at City Hall
The group opposed to a taxpayer-funded ballpark have collected about 4,000 signatures on a petition against bringing a taxpayer-funded baseball team to the Port City.
George the duck's story wins award
"George the Library Duck Finds a Friend," the little book published last year by the Friends of the New Hanover County Public Library, has won a statewide award.
$250K to be used to buy land for Castle Hayne Park
More than $250,000 of a $1.56 million grant from the N.C. Parks and Recreation Trust Fund will be distributed to New Hanover County, according to a news release from Governor Bev Perdue.
Rabid fox bites person on the wrist in Myrtle Grove area
A fox that bit a person on Myrtle Grove Road tested positive for rabies, according to Sgt.
House approves bill that stops involuntary annexation plans
Tuesday, the state house approved House Bill 5, which stops nine involuntary annexation plans from moving forward, including Wilmington's effort to take in part of Monkey Junction.
Two people remained in custody Monday, accused of holding a woman captive and threatening to kill her if she tried to escape, an official said Tuesday.
Downed powerlines snarl traffic on Carolina Beach Road
A snapped power pole and fallen power lines in the 6200 block of Carolina Beach Road has northbound traffic backed up, according to New Hanover County 911.
First on 3: Brian Berger's home sold at foreclosure auction
New Hanover County Commssioner Brian Berger's home was sold to a bank during a foreclosure auction at the New Hanover County Courthouse Tuesday.
Wrightsville Beach mulls 1st NC beach smoking ban
The StarNews of Wilmington reports that a resident-led petition to ban smoking at the beach was approved by the New Hanover County Board of Elections.
Memorial Day forecast won't be all bad
NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC - Tropical storm Beryl will play a small role in our Memorial Day forecast.
Man jumped, robbed on Second Street
Wilmington police searched for a possible group of assailants Saturday night after a man reported being robbed on Second Street, according to New Hanover County dispatchers.
Isolated showers & t-storms and rip currents for Sunday
NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC Tropical storm Beryl should drift towards the south Georgia or north Florida coast on Sunday.
DEVELOPING: Crews investigate possible drowning at Wrightsville Beach
According to New Hanover County dispatch, a woman called 911 around 8:45 Saturday night to report that she saw a man who was swimming disappear in the waves near Access 4. Wrightsville Beach Police and Fire Departments, along with SABLE helicopter and the Coast Guard are working together to search for the potentially missing person.
Finding bargains and helping injured soldiers at the same time
CASTLE HAYNE, NC - Instead of hitting the beach this Memorial Day weekend, some bargain hunters went shopping in Castle Hayne all to help out wounded warriors.
1967 Palmetto Palms Motel - Yaupon Beach, NC
Preprinted Postcard Text : Palmetto Palms Motel - Yaupon Beach, Southport, NC - Rooms with TV and air conditioning.
Summer's NC arrival heralded by lifeguards return
The sure sign of the coast's peak tourism season may very well be that lifeguard stands on the beaches are occupied once again by red swimsuit-clad women and men keeping watch over swimmers in the ocean.
"Caravan Against Hate" Comes to Chapel Hill This Saturday
The Carolina Caravan Against Hate will make a stop in Chapel Hill on Saturday en route to protest the controversial comments of North Carolina Pastor Charles Worley.
Toddler Mauled By Newly Adopted Family Dog
Wilmington, NC-- Dogs are man's best friend and they make great family pets. However, a family in Wilmington is wondering if they did the right thing by adopting a dog.
Unemployment drops in Wilmington area
Unemployment rates fell in 93 of North Carolina's 100 counties in April, including all five in our area, according to the North Carolina Department of Commerce - Labor and Economic Analysis Division.
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