Wilmington, NC News

• Wilmington, NC News
• Online classes grow in popularity in summer sessions
• Beachgoers respond to possible smoking ban
• Pair of volunteers pass 30,000 hours at hospital
• Homeowners allowed to grow size of temporary retaining walls
• Public input sought on Pender road projects
• Pender News & Notes - Bishop's Award; grant awarded; Baccalaureate; golf tournament; beach service
• Brunswick News & Notes - 4-H banquet; Guardian ad Litem volunteer
• Beachgoers respond to possible smoking ban
• Kids learn by reading to younger kids
• Oak Island allowing huge advertising banner
• Buffalo Wild Wings Hosts Selection Show
• 'Do not shoot pig' - Man's pet becomes target
• UNCW senior prepares to compete in Miss USA competition
• Beryl-related rip currents, wind expected to ease
• Rally Hawks Take CAA Title With 10-8 Win
• Baseball talks veiled in secrecy
• Carolina Beach residents pleased Road Diet is over
• Oak Island council mulls over pump station fixes
• Region pushes recycling rates up
• With blend of age groups, early college programs take extra precautions
• Subtropical Storm Beryl forms
• Here Now - Blitz Build to build five homes in one week
• Daywalt Places 27th At NCAA East Site
• Man in Brunswick County shooting indicted as habitual felon
• Batts Leads UNCW To CAA Title Game
• New J.J. Abrams series Revolution' will film locally
• Memorial Day sparks surge in beach tourism
• Dudley Mansion items going on the block
• Titan court proceedings scheduled for September
• 2nd tropical storm of the year possible this weekend
• Fire damages Wayne Drive home
• Family talks about journey, life after Hannah's heart transplant
• Porch Kidz Theatre camp
• Brunswick News & Notes - Book sale; literacy workshop; volunteers needed; events at state park
• New Hanover News & Notes - Eggeling, Mallo receive Girl Scout Gold Award
• Vanderham Just Misses Advancing In 800m
• Brunswick Sheriff's Office adds to online information
• McSwain, Farber Key UNCW's Tourney Win
• Area weather radar getting an upgrade
• Anti-annexation bills near final passage
• Public meeting on stadium planned Tuesday
• Wave Transit tries to keep Brunswick riders on board
• For summer, City Stage takes its shows on the road
• Forecasters call for 9 to 15 named storms
• Catastrophic Response Unit visits Wilmington -- sans catastrophe
• Memorial Bridge painting is done
• Heath Notes - Trauma, disaster workers recognized
• Pender school board OKs fee for driver's education program
• Brunswick web-based services gives users access to inmate records
• New Hanover News & Notes - Grant awarded; scholarship program; Girl Scout earns award
• Tourism group backs baseball stadium efforts
• Successful petition forcing Wrightsville Beach's hand on smoking ban
• Whole Foods opens with lots of fanfare
• Brian Berger's house to be sold in foreclosure auction
• Belville backs out of Wave Transit compact
• Club News - Post 10 Memorial Day service, MOAA annual barbecue and more
• CFCC to Offer Social Media Class
• Man gets federal prison sentence in heroin case
• Battles named provost at UNCW
• Jailed former legislator Wright having custody status reviewed
• Wilmington native to head Topsail chamber
• PPD names new CEO
• New Hanover News & Notes - Bellamy Mansion teas; NHHS class of 1954 reunion
• Authorities investigating wreck
• Panel discusses ideas for riverfront
• Scalf Named CAA Coach of the Year
• Fort Fisher aquarium oversees toad release by students
• Ocean giants swim worldwide
• Arts council conducts workshop
• Both sides try to mend rift over cemetery
• Couple serves others through Red Cross
• Chamber revamps monthly TV show
• StarNews survey shows divisions on how to pay for a stadium
• Wild animals need care of experts
• One family never notified of World War II death at sea
• Belville mayor will drop charges against commissioner
• City swimming pools prepare to open
• Sitter jailed after baby falls from balcony
• Electric car stations to get first test in downtown Wilmington
• Track Preview: NCAA First Round
• High potency marijuana concerns authorities
• Pender commissioners put cemetery issue on hold for 60 days
• New Hanover News & Notes - Dinner for a healthy planet; athletic screenings for school
• Scotts Hill residents split on need for fire substation
• Brunswick manager proposes budget without tax increase
• Police charge man with stealing vehicle
• High potency marijuana concerns authorities
• Pender court delays ruling on cemetery move
• Man admits to peeping on teenage relative
• Man accused of taking womans wallet
• County to renovate building
• 1 killed, 2 injured in Pender wreck Sunday
• Port foes lobby to block funds
• Lee Lands Academic All-District Honors
• Brunswick manager will not propose tax increase
• Waterway kayaker drowns Sunday
• Man arrested with fake pot, real paraphernalia
• Officials propose flat county budget
• Alberto says hola, adios
• 5 a.m. update - Tropical Storm Alberto expected to stay offshore
• Two recovering after shooting in Supply
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Chairman's gala; garden club
• Brunswick News & Notes - State park events; parks and recreation department
• Pender News & Notes - Teen Court; scholarships awarded
• West Brunswick's version of 'Glee' choir takes second in state
• Topsail towns want power to enforce laws on the beach
• SAG/AFTRA merger could benefit area entertainers
• Owners want to move nearly 50 graves from family cemetery
• Lifeguards to use 'pit crew' system for cardiac arrest patients
• 8 a.m. update - Tropical Storm Alberto expected to miss land
• Falling value, rising penalties don't deter flytrap poachers
• Former Braves join 'Rally for Baseball'
• Tropical Storm Alberto forms off S.C., strengthens quickly
• UNCW Finished Tie For 9th At Athens
• Patriots Rally Past Diamond Hawks, 10-9
• Elder abuse, neglect increases in county
• Scott Hill fire substation getting 2nd look
• City lobbyists ready for action in Raleigh
• Falling value, rising penalties don't deter flytrap poachers
• Sheriff's department makes being healthy pay
• Clue the Play Mystery Dinner theatre
• Power And Speed Lead Seahawks To Wins
• Budget holds line on town tax rate
• UNCW In Sixth Entering Final Round
• Forecast closes water park for the weekend
• Brunswick County man wins lottery
• DryCase maker named area's Entrepreneur of the Year
• CFPUA spokeswoman calls sewer spill small
• Eugenics compensation high on NCGA agenda
• Navassa council says no to $1.2 million loan
• Wilmington fourth-grader honored as hero
• College students to see hefty insurance price hike
• Food Network to film at Carolina Beach shops
• New Hanover News & Notes - Girl Scout board; grant received; chorale group
• Baseball Postponed Till Friday
• New J.J. Abrams drama might film locally
• Region under flood advisory until 10:45 p.m.
• Food Network to film at Carolina Beach shops
• Annexation bills approved by Senate
• Seahawks Tied For 5th At Athens Regional
• Wilmington 10 seek pardons from outgoing Perdue
• Community Action Inc. losing Head Start funding; future of program uncertain
• Housing market better but buyers still cautious
• New Hanover commissioners face long meeting Monday
• Cameron family might donate stadium land
• Club News - Ladies Tea, Chorale auditions and more
• Portion of 23rd St. to be closed because of sewer main break
• Airport warns of longer waits
• Community raises $215,000 in scholarships for CFCC students at annual luncheon
• Towns opt to negotiate over lagging developments
• Sea turtles nesting earlier
• Coast Guard rescues 4 from sinking boat off coast
• Roads top city's to-do list
• UNCW Qualifies Four For NCAA Prelims
• Over 40 candidates apply to be CFCC’s next president
• Stadium proponents to hold rally Saturday
• Authorities say murder suspect has gang ties
• Oldest-living Burgaw High School graduate to attend reunion
• New Hanover News & Notes - Debate tournament; all-state band
• Former crew members gather for USS North Carolina reunion
• Former detective guilty of sex charge
• Authorities say murder suspect has gang ties
• CFPUA looks at possible pay raises
• GOP lawmakers float 2 measures to restrict annexation
• Ballpark proposal didn't include a possible location
• Dog tags returning to Vietnam veteran after 40 years
• Area woman to talk about experience as foster child
• Fate of 320 Chestnut St. in commissioners' hands
• Men's Golf Preview: NCAA Athens Regional
• Lawing interviews, but Horry picks another applicant
• ITA Honors Aita As Emerging Player
• N.C. prepares for swarm of Africanized bees
• Wilmington council to see public input on budget
• Council OKs extension of Indigo Hotel balconies
• Poet connects with middle school students
• Suspect arrested in Wilmington murder case
• New Hanover News & Notes - Reception; Civil War skies; reunions
• Music festival benefits home of nonprofit
• Quilter sews stories into her intricate, colorful creations
• Pope, Ridge Spark UNCW To 5-1 Victory
• Wilmington finalizes zoning in newly annexed section
• Wilmington native becomes Army general
• Oak Island settles with couple about property access
• Lightning strike ignites fire in Oak Island
• Health committee fields concerns about mosquito spraying near hives
• Development team pitches stadium plan
• Suspect arrested in Wilmington murder case
• Brunswick, Pender volunteer fire departments receive grants
• High school attendance policy being reviewed
• Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive tops 340,000 pounds
• Mama Mias closes in Carolina Beach, Nikkis moving in
• Whereabouts of repeatedly rescued unknown
• Couple enjoys opportunity to serve tourists at Ocean Crest Motel
• Back Then - Port City gets ration books in 1942
• Wilmington townhouse project taking off
• Best-selling author Larry Bond to make stop in Brunswick
• Teen escapes, grandmother dies in Pender blaze
• Have suggestions for arts center?
• Details emerge in Wilmington shooting death
• CFPUA to hold public hearing on budget
• Details emerge in Wilmington shooting death
• Driver's ed fee, pricier lunches at Pender schools
• Woman pleads guilty in hit-and-run
• Beach Scene magazine launches
• Wave wants to build more bus-stop shelters
• Marriage amendment's effect on N.C. tourism unclear
• 30,000 citations in N.C. motorcycle crackdown
• Proposed site for baseball stadium to remain unknown
• Wilmington-area home sales rise for third straight month
• Leland might purchase dashboard cameras
• Contracts approved for new Leland town hall
• Justice seeks judge for Pender
• Wilmington set to vote on $86 million budget
• Lowes Foods new Leland store to open this week
• Man jailed in burglary caught on tape
• Investor drowned off Figure Eight Island, preliminary report finds
• Authority to hold public hearing on budget
• Opponents to taxpayer-funded stadium rally at city hall
• CFCC trustees select interim president
• Groups can get discount for well-water testing
• Unusual mall tenants bring vibrancy
• Brunswick News & Notes - Sleep Out; Christmas in July; Butts for Bungalows
• Pender News & Notes - Library events; pamper yourself; volunteers honored; students recognized
• Runners, cyclists zoom through Brunswick Forest
• Shooting victim identified as Riegelwood man
• Perkinds Moves Into Regional Contention
• Belville recruits cleanup volunteers
• Forest Hills students broadcast their own morning news
• Southport will not light sidewalks near Dosher hospital
• Oak Island sprint triathlon approved for June 2
• Annexation among top 10 issues to watch during General Assembly's short session
• Governor's budget includes money for CFCC, UNCW programs
• Man killed in Castle Street shooting; suspect flees
• Seahawks Finish NCAA Regional Saturday
• National Sports making presence felt
• Mandalay makes minor league baseball major fun
• UNCW Completes Sweep Of W&M With 4-3 Win
• No. 17 Vols End Seahawk Tennis Hopes
• Endangered designation's affect on sturgeon still not known
• Here now - 'Kimberly's Garden' blooms in support of cancer patient
• Arts called key to other lessons
• Bass Comes Up Clutch For UNCW In 5-4 Win
• Amendment One's passage draws protest downtown
• Kumar Paces UNCW In Round Two Of NCAA's
• Residents discuss facility with NRC
• Hotel Indigo seeks council approval for balconies
• Bass, Clark Earn CAA Men's Golf Honors
• Brunswick hospital authority balks at funding
• Illegal alien gets prison in rape of girl
• Oak Island businessman gets prison for drug sales
• County officals, legislators discuss goals for short session
• Pet monkey in Pender euthanized after biting neighbor
• New baseball group forms, supports private stadium
• China Wok delivery driver robbed
• One man slashes another in argument about woman
• Felon found passed out on street with gun
• A colorful donated gift now hangs at Church of the Servant
• YWCA honors area Women of Achievement
• Student-Athletes Celebrate This Weekend
• North riverfront land goes on the market
• UNCW Rides Long Ball In 4-1 Win Over W&M
• Brunswick News & Notes - Book sale; shred-a-thon; commodities distribution; plant sale; Big Toy Day
• Southport backs off tax increase referendum
• New Hanover News & Notes - Proceeds donated; Relay for Life event honored
• North riverfront land goes on the market
• Emails, phone calls inundate Wrightsville Beach offices
• Seahawks Open Regional In 21st Place
• Police concerned about rise in traffic deaths
• Traffic circle idea dropped, new access road sought in Southport
• Recession still rattling college Class of 2012
• Casteen looks to enter NC House 20 race
• Tait Enjoying Life As A Pro
• Budget crunch puts UNCW-run undersea lab in jeopardy
• Two jailed in home invasion, three others sought
• Opening day set for Hampstead boat ramp
• No. 44 Seahawks Battle No. 17 Tennessee
• Mobile dental unit helps keep smiles perfect
• Topsail board bickers over meeting record
• Brunswick County files suits for bond money
• Traffic alert - Avoid UNCW entrances if possible Friday, Saturday
• Health Notes - Community Health Fair is Saturday
• Election board may discuss controversial church sign issue
• New Hanover News & Notes - Science fair winners
• Changes coming to UNCW creative writing department
• Second baseball meeting draws few
• Hundreds show up for autographs with Sprint Cup's Kahne
• Historic Wilmington Foundation searching for 'Hidden Gems' this month
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• Calls, comments inundate church
• Thompson looking forward after primary loss
• Election board may discuss controversial church sign issue
• Rouzer hopes to do as well with donors as he did in primary
• Brunswick dismisses tax administrator
• UPDATED: Pender High principal to resign
• CAA Honors Women's Golf Quartet
• WG Preview: NCAA Central Regional
• Local wineries don't expect price spike
• Seahawks Release Van Houten
• “Gift of Education” luncheon planned for May 17
• Voters approve Amendment One
• Despite sign, voters at church vote against amendment
• New Hanover News & Notes - Skateboard clinics; CFCC luncheon; train camp
• Student shares experience
• Pender woman serves as stores money counter for decades
• Students learn what they should wear to win jobs
• Teens project aids the needy
• Fort Bragg soldier was kayaking for a cause
• Young shooters carry on gun club tradition
• Seahawks Fall Short, 4-2, At No. 7 UNC
• U.S. Congress
• New Hanover commissioners
• Courts
• Sign at church polling place raises eyebrows
• Stadium meeting
• House 18
• Pender school board
• New Hanover school board
• House 16
• Brunswick commissioners
• Turnout moderate in today's primary
• Critcher Named To All-Rookie Team
• Trask family: No baseball at Autumn Hall
• Bear, maybe two, spotted in Wilmington
• Couple feel the spark to create hot yoga studio in the Port City
• Church opens ministry to honor longtime member
• Back Then - Gov. Aycock dies giving a speech in 1912
• Landfall Grant to Assist Students in CFCC Health Sciences Programs
• Answers to your election questions
• Former Southport businessman admits deception
• Highway Patrol seeks trooper candidates
• UNCW Men's Golf Athens Bound For NCAA
• Health department permits still vex many in Pender
• New Hanover official responds to ads in StarNews
• Brunswick officials OK waste contract
• Wilmington officials identify potential stadium sites
• Brunswick County manager finalist for Horry County job
• Whole Foods announces opening date
• Rowland Ends Season With CAA Honor
• Asbestos halts construction at Sutton Plant
• Dominant Start Gives Ramsey CAA Honor
• A+ Certification Prep – Part 1, Essentials & Part 2, Practical – May 14
• Substance Abuse Counseling Program – May 15
• Intro to HVAC / R – May 19
• ServSafe Food – June 11
• Bank Teller Training – May 29
• Insurance Pre-licensing Personal Lines – May 29
• Electrical Contractor License Renewal – Topic Motors – June 2
• General Contractor License Prep – June 5
• Plumber’s Assistant – June 5
• Pizza delivery driver robbed, ordered to strip
• casting call set for Duplin County
• Behavioral Health Technician – May 14
• Locally filmed 'Hick' due out in theaters and Video On Demand this week
• Gunman and sidekicks rob woman of vehicle
• Court rules in favor of dirt-mound removal in Westport
• Pender manager recommends pay hike for county employees
• Answers to your election questions
• Autopsies today for brother and sister found dead in Pender
• Trot Nixon among 4 inducted into Wilmington Hall of Fame
• Two arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
• Diamond Hawks Clinch CAA Tourney Spot
• 'Retirement Vault' author expected to plead guilty
• Trask H.S. students use lunch time to improve grades
• Former London police chief to speak at lecture series
• Wilmington counts on Hou to be an ambassador for the city
• Wave Transit considers eliminating Sunday service
• Port City residents in the running for coveted state pageant title
• Vanderham, Lindsay Win CAA Championships
• Kure Beach couple supports state's marriage amendment
• Primary draws early voters
• November Senate race attracting donations
• Wilmington couple wants civil, legal benefits of marriage
• CUE Center brings families closure
• Wave considers bus route changes
• Landfill setback costly for Brunswick County
• Hitting Barrage Leads UNCW To 11-2 Win
• Pride Takes Series Finale From Seahawks
• Here now - Volunteer: Don't be afraid of disability
• My Little Bronies find local herd
• John Brown Jazz Orchestra Provides Big Band Finale To 2011-12 Main Attractions Season At Thalian Hall
• UNCW Men Third At CAA TF Championships
• Towson Holds Off UNCW For 3-1 Victory
• CAA Frontrunner Hofstra Blanks Seahawks
• County officials look at two trash proposals
• Event focuses on fatherhood
• Pender County works to contain whooping cough cases
• City to hold meeting Tuesday on baseball stadium location
• To rent or to buy a home?
• Frying Pan Shoals Light Tower - a new breed of bed and breakfast
• Baby Hannah discharged from the hospital
• Brunswick sheriff moving northern substation
• Jessabelle's' gamble on Wilmington pays off
• Doubleheader At Hofstra Moved to 3 p.m.
• City to hold meeting Tuesday on baseball stadium location
• Bill aims to halt Monkey Junction annexation
• Butterfly House tours free Friday, May 11
• Author's "Ravenous Road Trip" to hit Wilmington
• MyReporter - Why is the new owner of PPD sending work overseas
• New Hanover News & Neighbors - Authors' competition; Governor's School
• Brunswick News & Notes - Park events; grant workshop; home ownership through BCHFH
• 47th Annual Memorial Day Observance
• Softball Preview: Hofstra
• Drug kingpin sentenced to 11 years in prison
• Teacher-turned-author Wyche dies at 79
• Senators announce plan to stop Monkey Junction annexation
• County considers financial help for utility authority
• DSS sees less need for child care
• Boil-water advisory for some Dawson Street, Wrightsville Avenue residents
• The ABCs of New Hanover's school enrollment system
• Harris Back In N.C. To Lead Seahawks
• NewBridge Bank sponsors 4-mile run for CFCC student scholarships
• Track Preview: CAA Championships
• Shallotte scallop business moving to Georgia
• Castle Hayne church offers Women's Conference
• Cucalorus seeking submissions
• Buy-local, sustainable movements meet at the fish market
• Boiling Spring Lakes ABC store project experiencing delays
• Housing Authority CEO reacts to zoning denial
• UNCW Athletics Announcement
• Health Notes - Golf tournament supports NHRMC Heart Center
• Cape Fear River dangers not always visible
• New Hanover News & Notes - Student elected; Morehead-Cain scholars
• Complaint prompts New Hanover's mosquito policy review
• Board adopts zoning in new annexed area
• City tax rate might jump 3 cents
• Governor wants funds to train film industry workers
• Temple to hold 'Invite Your Neighbor' event
• Cancer center at NHRMC receives award
• Newspapers show circulation gains in past year
• Ex-church pianist pleads guilty to having affair with teenage boy
• Green building mines landfill for materials
• Businesses win debate over sign ordinance
• Have requests for the town of Surf City? There's an app for that
• Two sought in jewelry thefts
• Fighting raccoon tested positive for rabies
• Summer-like temperatures on the way
• City nixes senior housing project at packed meeting
• Cape Fear River dangers not always visible
• New Hanover News & Notes - Fundraiser; bike ride; Mint Julep Jubilee; basketball registration
• New Hanover schools OK schedule changes
• Brunswick school lunch prices going up next year
• Seahawk Netters Headed Back To NCAA's
• Lawmakers take steps on homeowners' associations
• Porters Neck Walgreens cited for overcharging
• Film productions add $121M, 10,500 jobs to N.C. economy
• Center for nonprofits describes its services
• UNCW graduate hikes entire length of famous trail
• Sixteen middle school students chosen to play in honors orchestra
• Cycling event aids homeless
• Rotary, Williston work to combat obesity among youth
• Winning 4x800 Relay Honored By CAA
• Carolina Beach mulling over sale of pier property
• First Fruit Ministries struggles to overcome budget cuts
• Live Oak Bank plants roots for new headquarters
• Three bitten by rabid fox in Oak Island
• NRC to hold hearing on proposed laser-enrichment facility
• Citys Tree Commission celebrates live oaks with award
• Back Then - Officials push for new bridge in 1962
• New Heritage Arts Classes to Start at CFCC
• Part of judge's libel suit revived
• CFCC President Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from Phi Theta Kappa
• Linda Lavin scores 6th Tony nomination
• N.C. gas prices dip below those of last year
• School bus breaks down on Oleander
• Package at honorary Belize consulate investigated
• Brunswick precinct finds friendlier polling place
• NCAA Sends Seahawks To Central Regional
• New Hanover News & Notes - Chorale auditions; shorebird workshop; comic book day; calendar models needed
• Pender budget proposal avoids tax increase
• Without doctor, veterans clinic relying on PA
• College fires employee charged with relationship with teen student
• Rendleman, Munger Headline Award Winners
• Burgaw attorney convicted of embezzlement
• Refuge for abused kids faces budget squeeze
• UNCW hunts for new provost to serve as COO
• CFCC seeks students for surgical program
• Galleria shopping center could be demolished
• N.C. gas prices dip below those of last year
• Wilmington looks at review process changes
• Dick Honored By League After Big Week
• New Hanover Sheriffs Office investigating armed robbery
• Padgett returns to city council
• Real Estate students earn 100% pass rate on exams – Summer classes start May 16
• Suspicious package reported at building housing Belize consulate
• Southport businesses still shocked by high electric bills
• Nooks in the classroom are 'most awesomest' thing ever
• Brunswick News & Notes - School supplies; Little Princess Ball
• Brunswick News & Notes - Literacy workshops; Springfest; softball registration; festival entertainment
• Pender News & Notes - Make a Wish; Celebrate Dia; 100th anniversary; new club; senior trips
• City pools ready to meet new standards for disabled access
• Seahawks Stumble In Series Finale To GSU
• Seahawks Claim Second Straight CAA Title
• Nooks in the classroom are 'most awesomest' thing ever
• Blue Hens Spoil Seahawks Senior Day
• Salary freezes often mean double duty for area firefighters
• UNCW Carries 1-Stroke Lead Into Final 18
• Ridge, Dick Power Seahawks to 7-3 Win
• UNCW 4x800 Relay Takes First Place
• TheatreNOW vision close to becoming reality
• UNCW Rallies For Split Versus Delaware
• Brunswick County looking for help compiling its history
• Brunswick schools facing expensive policy change
• Here Now - Venus' flytrap defender recalls WWII exploits
• Lips are sealed on
• Sprint Medley Mark Smashed By Seahawks
• McSwain Wins 20th As UNCW Wins 15-0
• Wilmington protesters rally against racism
• Bill would designate Wilmington first American World War II city
• Wilmington-area unemployment below 10 percent
• Arbitration sought in $78M suit against Brunswick developer
• Southport teacher named Brunswick teacher of the year
• McLeod, Nagy Pace UNCW At Colonials
• Baseball development team aims to ease funding burden, reap rewards
• Titan's air quality permit challenged
• People flock to free dental clinic
• House Speaker Tillis goes on the record about upcoming session
• Man jailed for allegedly shooting at tree
• Softball Preview: Delaware
• International lab acquires privately owned Wilmington lab
• Padgetts return to council expected next week
• Myreporter answers question about garbage truck noise
• Unique script lures new talent to Wilmington area for 'The Occult'
• Lawmakers say city 'jumping the gun' on annexation
• New Hanover News & Notes - Cadet to participate in STEM seminar; squadron presents check to NJROTC
• Residents debate oil, gas exploration at public hearings
• Pender high schools will not start early, board decides
• Group plans free telescope clinic Saturday
• City, baseball consultants talk about what comes next
• Brunswick County woman died of single gunshot
• 'If we can make it, somebody else can fake it'
• Healthy Kids Day activities planned Saturday
• Social services board seeks nominations
• Men's Golf Preview: CAA Championship
• Lawmakers say city 'jumping the gun' on annexation
• Track Preview: Penn Relays
• Parade of Homes opens Saturday
• Dawson Street Extension to close for 1 month
• Dudley Mansion to be turned over to the bank
• 911 call reveals ex-husband said he heard two shots
• Area superintendents want to eliminate budget shift
• UNCW Wins Key RPI Tilt Over Elon, 7-5
• Rowland Equals Strikeout Mark Versus CCU
• New Hanover News & Notes - Annual Scholastic Art Awards
• UNCW selects provost finalists
• Hearings scheduled on seismic tests for offshore oil, gas
• Fish already benefitting from changes of Lock and Dam No. 1
• 911 call reveals ex-husband said he heard two shots
• Dudley Mansion to be turned over to the bank
• New Hanover commissioners in favor of grabbing more control
• Venus Flytraps to be celebrated at Frolic
• Fed will take no new steps to boost economy
• Local third-grader honored as a hero
• Wilmington's red light cameras to stay for now
• Woman hospitalized after house fire
• News & Notes - Picnic in the park; nature programs; fundraisers; kayaking
• Children, their families aid search for cystic fibrosis cure
• After-school students learn about ecosystems
• YMCA keeps learning going after school
• Pender Relay for Life honors 12-year-old
• Grant to help build hospitality house
• Christian Science practioner to speak
• Grassroots Arts Program grants available
• Corps looks at upgrades to shipping channel
• Board backs down on pay raise
• State sees more whooping cough cases
• Softball Preview: Coastal Carolina
• Man facing sex offense charges in Pender County
• Officials in area to conduct groundwater study
• AAIPharma opens new lab facility
• Big Meet Nets Chatman CAA Track Honors
• Gas prices stabilize, could start to fall
• Penderlea Homestead Museum celebrates past on April 28
• Breast-cancer group expands into new counties
• Local business spreads from kitchen to across the globe
• Back Then - Waterfront stroll in 1942 required permit
• “Gift of Education” Luncheon planned for May 17
• Park construction gets under way
• Groups detail charter school proposals sent to state
• No foul play suspected in investor's death
• Attendance declines at Battleship North Carolina
• Developer Garrett dies in his home
• Pope's Surge Earns Him CAA Honors
• Brunswick sheriffs son charged with DWI
• Flip-flop on school start times brings unexpected expenses
• Leland mayor floats idea of north Brunswick police force
• General Assembly to consider guardianship proposal
• Leland mayor mistakenly on past-due tax list
• Shooting death investigated near Sunset Beach
• Bill backs down on ferry toll hike
• Task force hopeful new message will help improve Wilmington's image
• Zimmerman Follows Father's Footsteps
• Missing man's body found in submerged automobile
• Pender News & Notes - Caregiver's Day Out; fundraisers; woodcarving group; quilts program
• Thousands turn out for 'Iron Man 3' casting call
• Topsail Beach owners get second chance to sign easement
• Brunswick schools hope more reading will improve test scores
• State's newest Castle Doctrine refines self-defense rule to contain aggression
• Police sergeant's son killed in crash
• Ferry fares: Political football still up in the air
• UNCW Captures Second Straight CAA Crown
• Man missing from Figure Eight Island
• Work on Wilmington volunteers band together to spruce up sites
• Seahawks Come Up Shy In CAA Tennis Final
• Dragons Sink Seahawks In Soggy Finale
• Pope Powers UNCW To Sweep With Homer
• Motorcyclist dies after Friday crash
• Swimmer charged after rescue from river
• Thousands turn out for casting call
• Three School Records Fall At UNCC Invite
• Panthers Trim Seahawks In CAA Semifinals
• Brunswick News & Notes - Wine Fest; Zumba-thon; black-tie gala
• News & Notes - Earth Day; food safety class; career prep day
• McSwain, Batts Stellar In Sweep Of NU
• Wilmington Pride protests Amendment One
• 5-month-old transplant recipient a fighter'
• Five-month-old out of surgery
• Here Now - Hoggard grad has up-close view of Korean conflict
• Four candidates seek judge post
• Seahawks Take Lead At CAA Championships
• Blank Sends Seahawks Into CAA Final
• New Hanover commissioner candidates may need to keep quiet
• Hagsund Paces UNCW At CAA Championships
• No. 2 Seeded Seahawks Blank Hens, 4-0
• Three officers fired, one resigns
• Phoenix sewer project gets go-ahead
• Pantano targets Rouzer's ratings
• #42 UNCW Advances To CAA Tennis Semis
• Wilmington infant undergoes heart transplant surgery Friday
• Teens charged with attempted abduction of boy
• New UNCW chancellor installed
• Body found in river identified
• Four vie for seats on Pender school board
• Main drag in Carolina Beach to revert to four lanes
• Softball Preview: Drexel
• Property owners mum about Pender cemetery relocation
• Shuttered Coty plant in Rocky Point gets new tenant
• CFCC to Hold Student Job Fair on April 25
• 1 injured after vehicle drives into Wilmington business near Dawson
• Faith leaders on both sides of Amendment One
• Five-month-old waiting for new heart
• New Hanover News & Notes - Students win awards, recognition
• Aita Leads Men's Tennis CAA Honorees
• Women's Tennis Team Makes Record Haul
• Leland board grants reprieve on sign ordinance
• Project squeezes bridge to Wrightsville Beach
• Church takes look at same-sex unions
• Nearly 400,000 gallons of sewage spilled near South Kerr Avenue
• Living here, living longer
• CFCC Landscape Gardening Students Hold Annual Plant Sale
• GE Aviation lands another big engine contract
• Trial of Belville commissioner rescheduled
• Women's Golf Preview: CAA Championships
• Five-month-old waiting for new heart
• Health Notes - Dementia care training offered
• Free shuttle set up for Earth Day event
• Wilmington council considers hiring lobbying firm
• Loggerhead turtle found decapitated in Carolina Beach
• New periscope exhibit making splash at Southport museum
• New Hanover News & Notes - Cruisin for Kids; benefit auction and show; Wine, Women, Shoes
• Camels Take Two From Seahawks Wednesday
• Republicans vie for board seats
• Buyer calls off hospital purchase
• Women's Tennis Opens CAA's At No. 2 Seed
• Seahawks Open Defense Of CAA Crown
• Infant death investigated in Leland
• New periscope exhibit making splash at Southport museum
• Conservancy created to help maintain county parks
• Wrightsville manager hopeful summer bridge work will have minimal impact
• Pender to seek resident input for fire-tax hike
• New Hanover Animal Services hopes changes will make a difference
• Area music stores to mark Record Store Day on Saturday
• News & Notes - Reunion planning; flower launch; awards
• Couple travels the state to increase awareness
• Seahawks Too Much For #24 Pirates
• GOP candidates for 7th District square off
• City picks Kansas firm for baseball project manager
• Oak Island delays budget planning process
• Wilmington fire caused by charcoal grill
• Firefighters searching for missing Marine return to Cape Fear River
• UNCW recognizes efforts to improve children's lives
• Appeal denied in Tice murder case
• Willis says he's not pushing to eliminate Navassa police
• High-IQ societies work together on group activities
• Police investigate beach camper who was run over by vehicle
• Early voting for May 8 primary starts Thursday
• Softball Preview: Campbell
• Wilmington writer loses on 'Jeopardy' after two wins
• Tuesday update - Fire cause under investigation
• UNCW enrollment, financial aid numbers up
• Rapid woods fire threatens homes, prompts evacuation
• New Hanover News & Notes - Meeting; benefit concert; walk and golf tournament; produce markets
• Residents get OK to return home after blaze
• Pender board discusses applicant reviews
• Brunswick officials OK purchase of tax software
• Pender official's drunken driving charge dismissed
• Photos - Pine Valley Fire Burns 50 Acres
• 'Hawks No. 2, No. 3 Seeds In CAA Tennis
• Home sales up in March, but prices fall
• Assistant County Manager for New Hanover named
• DOT agrees to town's request, will elevate 2 river bridges
• Officials trade strategies at Wilmington symposium
• Area groups push for charter schools
• Utility repairs to close part of Grace Street
• Residents generally confident' in city government
• Ferry runs cut for boat inspection
• Students to Host “Foodraiser” at Bluewater Grill
• Disney making Iron Man 3 with Chinese partner
• Raleigh casting call attracts thousands
• Brock Pockets First Big Paycheck On Tour
• Peterson Holding Firm With Seahawks
• Pantano surges in race for campaign cash
• CFCC to Offer New Continuing Education Courses for Attorneys
• CFCC to Host “Missions of Mercy” Free Dental Clinic
• Pay reinstated for 5 Leland police officers
• 2 vie for seat in new House 18 district
• Rescuers search river for man
• MyReporter answers question about the new Harris Teeter
• McSwain Proud To Represent Seahawks
• Friends hold Azalea Festival bridal shower for former belle
• Brunswick News & Notes - Special Olympics; library grant; plant giveaway
• Hospice club, nursing classes give Ashley students hands-on training
• Mobile dental clinic in Pender County closing temporarily
• The curtain is going up at Friends School...on a summer filled with the excitement and magic of theater!
• CRC to discuss sea-level rise, development
• Pender to have pet-friendly emergency shelter
• Retired police chief Palombo challenges Jones in 3rd District
• More than 100 charged with DWI during Azalea Festival weekend
• Great weather contributes to thriving year at Azalea Festival
• UNCW Falls In Finale To Pride, 4-2
• Boxing tournament draws out-of-state competitors
• The secret's out on Garden No. 8
• Towson Edges UNCW, 2-1, In Series Finale
• Barbour Wins Hammer And Discus Throws
• Azalea Festival weekend events kick off in Wilmington
• UNCW Splits Twin Bill With Towson
• Candidates try to distinguish themselves
• Wildlife workshop crawling with knowledge
• Seahawks Edge Pride 2-1 In The Ninth
• Wildfire near Hampstead heading toward Holly Shelter
• Here Now - Living the circus life
• Bridge painting returns Wednesday
• Smithsonian curator to speak
• Make suggestions for greenway plan
• Rush to coin show for N.C. gold
• More than blooms at Garden No. 7
• Track Preview: Chanticleer Classic
• McSwain Holds Pride In Check In 10-3 Win
• Seahawks Send Seniors Out With Big Win
• Leland suspends five officers
• Local Jeopardy!' contestant scores second win
• Leland Library adds books
• NHRMC unveils renovated cafeteria
• Garden Tour kicks off with fanfare
• Attorney General sides with General Assembly over ferry tolls
• Red-velvet cheesecake and more at new Leland bakery
• Softball Preview: Towson
• AquaHawks Well Represented In CAA Awards
• Cast of 'The Warren Files' enjoys time in area
• Seahawks Team Up With Miracle League
• Topsail board OKs 'proper decorum' resolution
• CFCC Seeks New President – Applications due by May 9, 2012
• Seahawk Netters Play Home Finale Today
• I, 40 - Zombie bullets kill the undead even deader
• Boaters take advantage of free overnight mooring Myrtle Grove Sound
• Southport residents speak out in favor of tennis courts
• Apply Now for the CFCC’s Dental Assisting Program: Deadline extended until May
• Accident knocked out power
• Authority fined $8,500 for January sewage spill
• Safe Haven' film officials meet with city aldermen
• New Hanover News & Notes - MATHCOUNTS; honor society
• No. 41 UNCW Shackles Pirates, 7-0
• Circus comes to town, with big bang, thrills
• Ghostly celebrities descend on battleship
• Church dedicates expanded building
• ALS Association sets walk at UNCW
• Pancake breakfast to benefit WARM
• Chuch to celebrate centennial
• Local woman has stronger opener on Jeopardy!'
• Wrightsville Beach residents push for ban
• Wilmington considers hiring Ripken team
• Queen Azalea's tour
• 'Caged Heat' extras casting call to be held
• Health Notes - Dosher diabetes, eye health lecture
• Insurance issues could make waves in legislature
• CFPUA fined $8,500 over Barnards Creek sewer spill
• Guilford Mills to be acquired by Lear Corp.
• New Hanover High graduate killed in Hawaii
• Coronation day introduces Azalea queen to Port City
• New Hanover News & Notes - Centenarian celebration; school district honored
• Hobby Lobby coming to old Havertys' location
• Primary field finds common ground
• Bass Spurs UNCW To 10-4 Win Over Bucs
• Serial robber gets 10 years for bank heists
• Frost advisory issued for region
• Chuch to celebrate centennial
• Pancake breakfast to benefit WARM
• Funding plan announced for baseball stadium
• Coronation day introduces Azalea queen to Port City
• 'Safe Haven' looking for Fourth of July floats
• Gateway Project land goes under contract
• Authority approves capital budget
• Highway Patrol campaign yields 8,388 speeding tickets
• Man dies after falling ill while boating
• "A Call To Coaches" Set For Sunday
• Warm temps, rain push mosquito counts up
• Convicted kingpin David Crummy facing 10 years after guilty plea
• Counties continue with chicken-sentinel program
• Port City celebrated troops returning from World War I
• New Hanover News & Notes - Autism awareness; Daffodil Run/Walk
• Koening Lifts UNCW Past Chants, 5-4
• Carolina Beach looks for vehicle storage
• Camp set for students with intellectual disorders
• School board picks new Virgo principal
• New Hanover looks to hold the line on property taxes
• Wilmington law enforcement leaders push for screening
• Lawmakers weigh limits on HOA power
• Ocean Reef Gallery took labors of many
• Public-private partnership creates place for fun
• Sea whips: Animals that look like plants
• N.C. Azalea Festival volunteers relive warm memories
• Baseball group mum on details of Wednesday news conference
• Cooper-Dyke Resigns To Accept TSU Post
• Wilmington writer to appear on 'Jeopardy'
• HeartsApart.org to be honored at White House
• CFCC president assaulted on campus
• Pole Vault Record Nets Daywalt CAA Honor
• A regulatory bump in the road
• UNCW kicks off new chancellor's installation events
• Titan slander suit formally dismissed
• Festival volunteers help keep young people in line
• Authorities warning of new, legal drugs
• New Hanover News & Notes - Community conversations; Making Friends with Food; Run/Walk for Autism
• Authorities warning of new, legal drugs
• $2.5 million facility will focus on barrier island research
• Braves, Mandaly to hold press conference on proposed ballpark
• Carolina Beach probe closes without charges
• CFCC staff, faculty talk of traits for president
• 73-year-old facing drug trafficking charges
• Foundation gives $50,000 for patient care
• Republicans dominate biennial N.C. effectiveness survey
• Restaurant looking at Whole Foods shopping center
• Man arrested on rape charge after investigation at Leland adult care home
• Business leaders form pro-baseball stadium group
• Vendors head to town for Azalea Festival
• Golf Game Natural For This Georgian
• Schoninger's trip brings foreign money to Wilmington project
• Leland motorcyclist dies in crash
• Brunswick News & Notes - Grain growers vote; senior games; Month of Military Child
• Brunswick News & Notes - Lighthouse Run/Walk; junior tennis club
• Pender News & Notes - Hospice open house; health expo; golf tournament; youth service day; MENSA
• New Hanover tourism numbers show growth in 2011
• No. 65 GSU Upsets No. 37 UNCW In Tennis
• Pender's brightest students qualify for Mensa membership
• Sweetwater works with TOMS Shoes to hold barefoot fund-raiser promotion on Tuesday
• Holiday Inn Express to open on Oak Island in 2013
• Adams Paces UNCW In Final Round Of BNC
• School Records Fall For UNCW At Florida
• UNCW Men's Golf Finishes 11th
• Seahawk Netters Bagel Troy, 7-0
• UNCW Falls 5-2 In TCU Series Finale
• Kumar, Hagsund Lead Seahawks At BNC
• Police try new strategy to combat crime
• Burgaw seeks public's ideas on old jail's use
• Making the cut
• Dunlap looks forward to Azalea reign
• Seahawks Fall 4-0 To Horned Frogs
• No. 37 USF Downs UNCW In Women's Tennis
• Daywalt Sets UNCW Pole Vault Standard
• Hagsund Leads UNCW In First Round Of BNC
• Seahawks Unable To Slow Down Panthers
• High tide closes Canal Drive
• Harris Impressive In Opening Round
• Pantano, Rouzer spar over immigration issue
• Brunswick no longer leader of the pack
• Probation officers adjust to new powers of Justice Reinvestment Act
• Cruise ship calls off Wilmington stop
• Convicted Bragg murderer has evidence appeal delayed
• Electric cars starting to turn heads
• Commissioner says city of Wilmington should pay $1.7 million for infrastructure in annexed area
• Former Disney executive to speak at CFCC
• Former Cape Fear Bank officials facing federal lawsuit
• New location of graves unclear in Pender cemetery move
• MyReporter answers question about manhole covers on Oleander Drive
• Boys & Girls Club program fosters healthy habits for kids
• Molinaro Lifts UNCW With Late Homer
• New Hanover News & Notes - Miss New Hanover County Pageant; community support
• No. 75 Seahawks Flatten Hatters, 6-1
• Study may find source for inlet dredge funds
• Authorities: Wilmington man started stabbing melee
• Westbound lane on bridge closed
• Another heroin ring broken up
• Area tourism officials to meet cruise-ship passengers
• Former Cape Fear Bank officials facing federal lawsuit
• Ramp almost ready
• “In Cahoots!”: CFCC program to raise awareness of challenges of students with disabilities
• Area strawberries make early debut
• Speed limit for portion of N.C. 133 in Belville to rise
• WG Preview: Bryan National Collegiate
• Softball Preview: Georgia State
• Wilmington gas prices pass $3.90 threshold
• Construction in New Hanover on the rise
• Health Notes - Animal Services Unit open Saturdays
• Former Disney Executive to Speak at CFCC Small Business Center Seminar
• Fifth rabies case reported in county
• Tax help on tap despite holiday
• N.C. Medicaid program averts crises that could have hurt thousands
• Retail Details - Business is blooming
• As 'Writers' wraps, actors praise all involved
• CFCC’s Women’s Basketball Coach to announce first recruits on April 9
• Titan America settles slander suit against area residents
• New Hanover News & Notes - Literacy luncheon; music program; scholarhips offered
• PETA highlights federal charges against circus
• Hampstead couple faces 40 counts of credit card fraud
• Wilmington-area sunrise services planned
• Crowd fills UNCW hall to hear Gingrich speak
• Planning board bucks city, business compromise
• Titan America settles slander suit against area residents
• Official - Lightning-sparked fire levels Bald Head Island house
• Officials move to make Monkey Junction part of city
• Highway work will pause for holiday
• Swimming advisory lifted for Banks Channel
• Trip to England inspires student fashion bloggers, fashion show
• Beekeepers must file to avoid pesticide spray
• Lane closure Wednesday at Wrightsville Beach Drawbridge
• Horror flick expected to wrap soon
• Pender officials voice concerns on gambling permits
• Boiling Spring Lakes residents to get annual trash pickup
• UNCW students pay up to graduation industry
• Ready, set, Eat! StarNews adds new features section
• Leland parking lot emerges as thoroughfare near Village Road
• "One Tree Hill" cast, creators look back on nine years
• Totally 80's Class Reunion Mystery Dinner Theatre
• New Hanover News & Notes - Cinco de Bow Wow; Azalea Festival run; 5K race
• Seahawks Blanked By Pirates, 5-0
• Council authorizes manager to implement annexation of Monkey Junction
• CAA Honors Blank, Sekely For Doubles
• Brunswick board votes to change back school day hours
• City not extending downtown meter hours
• Deputies arrest suspect after chase in New Hanover County
• Car show benefits UNC Transplant Unit
• Woman explores exploits of Civil War ancestor
• VFW Auxiliary volunteers dish up needed meals
• Topsail museum opens
• Gingrich to speak at UNCW event
• Local insurance company plans to add 200 jobs
• Preservation panel turns 50
• Man jailed after allegedly running checkpoint
• Single-vehicle rollover reported at MLK and 23rd
• Kure Beach moves to resurrect park project
• New Hanover 10th in N.C. health ranking
• Native American Smithsonian Museum Curator to Visit CFCC
• CFCC seeks public input on new leader
• CFCC Trustees to Ask for Public Input in Presidential Search
• "One Tree Hill" cast, creators look back on nine years
• Swimming advisory for Banks Channel
• Probe still unfinished in death of 3-year-old
• Zahorodny, Walton Earn CAA Track Honors
• Goodwill - Traffic improvements reducing dangers
• Scotchman receives waiver on some fines during facility construction
• Zahorodny: A Name You Will Not Forget
• Man sought in Brunswick chase
• Commissioners vote to take family planning money
• New Hanover News & Notes - Boating safety classes
• Board approves additional ambulance
• Andrews Recognized Again By NCCSIA
• Agency hangs on to poverty program
• 2 Pender County newspapers merge
• Leland council talks town transportation
• St. Mary Dental Clinic fills need for those without insurance
• GE Aviation secures $380 million engine order
• Teen killed when blown out of pickup identified
• Watch Brunswick school board meetings live online
• Ramsey Earns Weekly CAA Rookie Award
• UNCW details installation events
• 'Jessabelle' crash scene to be filmed
• Want to Be a Surgical Technician? Surgical Technology Information Sessions
• Maximizing Energy Efficiency in the Home – Basic Home Maintenance – April 9
• Brunswick family cashes in on second large lottery prize
• Cape Fear area drought status downgraded
• City to consider how to handle pay disparity
• Father accused of assault while holding baby
• UNCW tops college hopeful's list of schools
• Teens charged with having gun on school grounds
• McLeod Highlights UNCW At LSU National
• No. 35 UNCW Handles Monarchs, 6-1
• Seahawks Finish Off Weekend Tennis Sweep
• UNCW Squeezes Past ODU, 4-3, In 10 Inn.
• Residents oppose road plan that would 'destroy' Riegelwood
• Alderman students making strides in Walk Across America program
• Nuclear commission asks for comments on proposed billion-dollar plant in Castle Hayne
• Parking lot under construction across from hospital
• Structured after-school activities both opportunity, burnout risk
• UNCW Falls In Series Finale At JMU
• Bass, McLeod In Top 10 At LSU National
• Boulay Sets Mark, Beaches Sweep Meet
• Seahawks Batty In 7-3 Win Over Monarchs
• No. 75 UNCW Climbs To 5-1 In CAA Tennis
• City weighs stadium location options
• Seahawks Dogged By Dukes In Sweep
• Site on river most desired for stadium
• Here Now - Reliving history in Carolina Beach
• Action on bonds may not be the last
• Brunswick still working on revised bond policy
• County to reconsider controversial grant
• Furnished to last
• Nature writer to speak
• Business owners, tourism officials unhappy with push for earlier school start
• McSwain Wins 4th Straight To Lead UNCW
• Sparks, WHA reach agreement
• Police investigating possible fatality
• Police investigating midday shooting
• Opponents win Brunswick County landfill battle
• Troubled agency weighs alliance
• Supply, oil futures trading fuel high gas prices
• Azalea season officially open
• Occult' filming picks spooky spots
• Men's Golf Preview: LSU National
• Softball Preview: James Madison
• Five complaints against New Hanover schools still open
• StarNews staffers talk about time as extras on 'Hornet's Nest'
• New Hanover picks manager
• Behind the scenes of locally filmed 'Hornet's Nest'
• Rally held in support of Trayvon Martin
• Officials concerned offenders could block police contact
• Easter Egg hunts in the area
• Legislation aims for WWII honor
• Need to get rid of hazardous waste?
• Perdue misses out on azalea tradition
• Brunswick News & Notes - Family tennis day; literacy volunteer workshop; community center events; museum family day
• New Hanover News & Notes - Organizations select officers, board members
• Commissioners promote assistant manager
• Titan air quality permit now 'final'
• Sparks' Safe Haven' might film locally
• Health fair to feature free screenings and zumba
• Tax-supported stadium opponents to start petition
• 'Rise Up Wilmington' to be unveiled at Cameron
• Seahawks, Pirates Join Forces In Meet
• Port shows off its 'ro-ro'
• Fire on board delays Diligence's departure
• Authority could be fined for Barnards Creek sewer spill
• Health Notes - BCBSNC announces challenge
• Four charged after heroin bust
• News & Notes - Madonna Nash at Red Cross ball, church needs van
• Goodwill - Trauma symposium highlights quality of local care
• Warren Files' cast evacuated from hotel overnight
• Port City Foodies - Noni Bacca hauls home hardware
• Driver sentenced to 24 years
• New Hanover News & Notes - USO 70th anniversary events; benefit yard sale
• Speaker: Affordable Care Act important to U.S.
• Blank Propels No. 35 UNCW Over Campbell
• No. 75 Seahawks Chisel Chants
• Pirates Take Two From Seahawks Wednesday
• Immigration justice' march planned
• Wilmington Academy adds to staff
• One dead in apartment fire
• 2012 Portals Literary and Arts Magazine Unveiling Ceremony
• Teacher assistant at Ashley posts bond
• Warren's discrimination complaint dismissed
• Officials mulling over new funding for utility improvement projects
• ‘Sex Matters’ Event to Promote Sexual Responsibility
• 12-year-old struck by car near Trask
• Men, Ink aims to provide a service to the 21st-century man
• Grooms testifies at murder trial; jurors deliberate
• Canines for Service workers, members devastated over young woman's death
• New Hanover News & Notes - Fundraiser; pageant; fashion show
• Elon Holds Off Seahawks 5-4 On Tuesday
• WHQR concludes spring pledge drive
• GOP candidates in 7th District race address voters
• Speakers fall on both sides of Pender school calendar issue
• Grooms testifies at murder trial; jurors deliberate
• Teacher assistant at Ashley arrested
• City sets April 17 for action on baseball project manager
• Wilmington film commission to sell apparel online
• Habitat store gets show-biz donations
• Seahawk Duo Signs With Hammerheads
• Director has background in entertainment
• Chamber of Commerce evolving to aid members
• Carolina Beach picks new fire chief
• Hotel guest duped into unleashing flood from sprinkler system
• Lighthouse adds half marathon, aids Chamber
• Blank Collects CAA Weekly Tennis Honors
• Istanbul archeologist describes excavation of ancient ships, port
• Hollowell Takes Home CAA Field Honors
• Softball Preview: East Carolina
• Port Citys first female Rotarian dies at age 66
• Lawyer works in Omaha while enjoying beach living here
• CFCC Trade Show to Give Students An Inside Look into Local Companies
• Judge rules anti-annexation petition process unconstitutional
• Coastal Christian High School taking shape
• WHA will turn to council on rezoning
• Property & Casualty Insurance – April 20
• Business run by DOT official owes $376,565 in unpaid taxes
• New Hanover News & Notes - MedFest; India surf safari; storytellers wanted
• Business run by DOT official owes $376,565 in unpaid taxes
• Ten days spent dredging Carolina Beach Inlet
• CFPUA officials say most upgrade projects can't be delayed
• Care facility fined after 8-year-old's death
• Pender commissioner's DWI case delayed
• Diamond Hawks Take Two CAA Awards
• With waiver approved, Brunswick schools calendar set
• MyReporter - Is there a noise ordinance that applies to military aircraft flying very low?
• Man suspected of breaking and entering arrested
• Special Call: Cell Phones for Soldiers
• N.C., S.C. state line isn't where folks thought it was
• Illinois man rebuilding plane that crashed in Green Swamp in 1944
• Brunswick News & Notes - Preservation Society dance; scholarship deadline; school garden
• Brunswick News & Notes - Child ID program; training
• Pender News & Notes - Turtle Project; Easter Egg Hunts; women's monument; cancer survivors; author's lunch
• Illinois man rebuilding plane that crashed in Green Swamp in 1944
• City discussing mixed use development
• East Carolina Rallies For Classic Title
• Post-production company opens offices near film studios
• Seahawks Pick Up Ninth Tennis Victory
• UNCW Takes Series From VCU Behind Ramsey
• Eddinger Leads UNCW Past Mason In Finale
• UNCW Wins Eight Events At Catamount
• Diamond Hawks Rally, But Fall In Extras
• Longwood Takes Lead At Seahawk Classic
• Seahawks, 49ers Suspend Tennis Match
• UNCW Falls Twice To Mason In CAA Opener
• Beach access plan questioned
• State allows citizens to take out warrants
• Students use break for volunteer work
• Privilege fees on sweepstakes a tax boon
• BASEBALL TIME CHANGE
• Molinaro Stays Hot In 9-6 Win Over VCU
• Philanthropist, volunteer Sherman-Skiba dies
• No. 39 Seahawks Improve To 10-1 At Home
• WG Preview: UNCW Seahawk Classic
• Carolina Beach to let deck extend over path
• Woman describes Grooms' driving
• Pender Correctional Institution breaks ground for chapel
• Colon cancer run/walk is Saturday
• UNCW professor honored with Excellence in Teaching award
• CFCC's new fine arts center project back on track
• Pre-Licensing for Personal Lines Insurance – April 12
• Community Action awaits word on funding
• Softball Preview: George Mason
• Track Preview: Beynon Sports Classic
• Brunswick man dies in tractor accident
• Troopers testify about fatal bike wreck
• Work moves forward to restore Orton Plantation
• Live Updates - River Road murder trial
• New Hanover News & Notes - Fashion show; lecture; lunch with author
• CFCC trustees get help looking for new president
• Barfield appointed to state Sheriff's Education Commission
• N.C. Air Toxics Program changes get Perdue's backing
• Troopers testify about fatal bike wreck
• Brunswick commissioner files complaint
• Brunswick County inspectors center of complaint hearing
• Art for the Masses gets new life at UNCW
• Rouzer's first TV ad for primary campaign airs
• Health Notes - NHRMC ranked among top hospitals
• Help2Others fundraiser to help with water bills
• Banks helping foreclosure crisis touch HOAs
• Division of Water Quality classifies 17 area waterways as impaired
• Cape Fear River to be dredged this year
• UNCW to host two-day poverty conference
• Oleander Drive open
• Hoggard assistant football coach fired
• New Hanover News & Notes - Donut Dash; Touch a Truck; stepfamily survival class; open house
• Testimony starts in Grooms' second-degree murder trial
• Library volunteers hit book sales goal
• CFCC holds info session on college credit program
• Legislative panel opposes changes to state attractions
• Council reviews local priorities with legislators
• Seahawks Open Spring Slate Saturday
• Principal of Williston Middle shares vision for school's future
• Wilmington proposes plan to restore Bradley and Hewletts creeks
• Goodwill - Marine volunteers come to aid of shelter dogs
• Live Updates - River Road murder trial
• N.C. DMV plans 3-D licenses, shorter waits
• CafeJohnnie to hold grand opening at Cameron museum
• Port City's supermarket boom, Carolina Farmin' looks to expand
• New Hanover News & Notes - IDEA parent training; bicycle safety class; Empty Bowls; fundraiser walk
• New organization devoted to helping others
• Animals sometimes try on new homes for size
• Youngsters insistence teaches mom a lesson
• Diamond Hawks Win 7-3 To Finish Sweep
• McLeod Stays Perfect As UNCW Wins
• Port City's supermarket boom, Carolina Farmin' looks to expand
• Padgett undergoes dual-organ transplant surgery
• CAA Recognizes Blank, Cooprider Again
• Seahawks Crush Cornell In Women's Tennis
• Adams, Hagsund Pace UNCW At Pinehurst
• Transportation secretary, ports board battle for control
• Carolina Beach's hotels reopen
• Belville commissioner charged with communicating threats
• Heavy hitters push baseball
• Charges against Teen Mom 2' star dismissed
• Berger gets traffic violations reduced
• N.C. appeals court upholds smoking ban in bars
• Oak Island officials looking at all ways to cut costs
• Grooms trial to begin Wednesday
• Area jobless rate jumps to 11.3 percent
• Brunswick woman hits $91,855 lottery jackpot
• Delayed commercial property values to be mailed
• Small lakes, not a golf course, are focal point in Waterford
• Local Oak Island shrimper Brown remembered
• Back Then - WWII changes life in the region
• CFCC Cheerleaders Win National Competition in Myrtle Beach
• Elevated house near busy intersection raises questions
• CFCC to Hold Meeting for Home School Parents and Students on March 22
• New Hanover News & Notes - Aquarium's Science Cafe; lecture; end-of-life care; pledge drive;
• Seahawks Tied For Fifth At Pinehurst
• Pender officials OK new district lines
• Brunswick officials OK wastewater plant bond
• Area chefs to compete in Fire on the Dock
• Storm Adjusts Women's Tennis Schedule
• State establishes meth waste sites
• Movie filming - Let it snow on Front Street
• Elevated house near busy intersection raises questions
• Corey Dick Takes Home CAA Rookie Honors
• City budget shortfall now at $4.5 million
• UNCW Clips Owls At Callaway Match Play
• CFCC to present “Women in Action” forum on Thursday
• Flores & Foley roofing company files for bankruptcy
• New Hanover, Pender present school budgets
• CFPUA to switch water sources for some customers
• Debates on tap for primary election
• Bicyclist struck by car on Wrightsville Avenue
• Riverfront developer has plan to pay back taxes
• Who hasn't paid their New Hanover County taxes?
• Oleander Drive rail work has traffic circling, U-turning
• 'Hunger Games' leaves imprint in Western N.C.
• CUE Center to hold 'National Round Table Conference'
• Numbers Add Up For Christina Lee
• Leland Police Dept. fixes dozens of deficiencies
• Warm temperatures are a wake-up call for sleeping gators
• North Carolina Azalea Festival
• Brunswick News & Notes - Fundraiser; new venue; wine society dinner
• Brunswick News & Notes - Boston Butt sale; mentoring summit; wine tasting
• Pender News & Notes - Arbor Day; barbecue; women's club; science olympiad; ribbon cutting
• WG Preview: Pinehurst Spring Challenge
• UNCW Edged Twice At Callaway Match Play
• Warm temperatures are a wake-up call for sleeping gators
• Jury selection begins Monday in Grooms murder trial
• Oak Island works to build oyster reef at Waterway Park
• Over 25 years, Beth Pancoe has built SDI Construction from ground up
• Rabon instrumental in mapping out future of N.C.'s transportation
• Here now - NASA doctor says stand on your feet for health
• Army captain emerges from fog to win Quintiles marathon
• No. 33 UNCW Lassos UTSA In Men's Tennis
• UNCW Takes Series With 7-0 Whitewashing
• Seniors Spark Seahawks Past Stags
• Photos - St. Patrick's Day parade
• Wildlife Expo brings the outdoors in
• Seahawks Fall Twice At USF Invitational
• Seahawks Win Three Events On Saturday
• Teachers preparing for new standards
• Mayor of running' gets Quintiles competitors warmed up
• Sixth Inning Homer Edges Seahawks, 3-2
• Seahawks Rout Monarchs In Women's Tennis
• Burglaries, thefts are area's most prevalent crimes
• Men's Golf Preview: Calloway Nat. Match
• Pot-growing more covert, high-tech
• Men's Relay Breaks Own Meet Record
• Officials tour Durham Bulls' park
• Seahawks Fall Twice At USF Invitational
• Homer Happy Seahawks Take Opener, 22-3
• Developer with ties to city delinquent on taxes
• Officials warn drivers of smoke
• Cameron Art Museum wants to borrow ladders for exhibit
• Yellow tubes block turns on Market Street
• Pot-growing more covert, high-tech
• Man jailed, facing charges for February double shooting
• New fire rating is good news for homeowners
• Oak Island hires new interim town manager
• Jones' impeachment stand draws criticism
• Azalea Festival will bloom with or without namesake flower
• Signs of discontent
• New Hanover News & Notes: Aquarium event; volunteers needed; class reunion
• No. 30 Florida State Downs Seahawks, 6-1
• ASU Rallies Past UNCW In WNIT, 79-73
• Spelling v-i-c-t-o-r-y
• Police investigating fatal crash
• Leland will ask DOT for changes
• School bus involved in accident
• Firefighters dispatched to possible fire
• Signs of discontent
• Conservative group launches campaign
• Economist predicts slight growth in region
• Deliquent tax list mistakenly released
• MDA walk to take place on Saturday
• Medical center marks anniversary
• Popularity poll ranks Port City No. 1
• Suspicious package prompts New River Pottery evacuation
• Deacs Slip Past Seahawks In Tennis, 4-3
• Thompson, Barfield plan to attend protest against board action
• Former players shocked by charges against Brown
• OTH' sale offers extra chance to score goods
• Track Preview: Shamrock Invitational
• Hoggard assistant coach charged with assault
• Amid debate on ferry fare, some fear ripple effect
• Convention Center boosts economy, tourism; surpasses expectations
• New Hanover News & Notes - Best Foot Forward; piano recital; book sale
• Seahawks Grounded By Cougers In Sweep
• Topsail Beach board opposes school calendar proposal
• Doctor sentenced to supervised probation
• Commissioners choose Repp as new city manager
• Media not allowed at NHCCA meeting
• Commissioners to reconsider family planning funding
• WBB Preview: Appalachian State
• Sex offender wanted in Shallotte break-in nabbed in Myrtle Beach
• Hydrant repair to close part of North 23rd Street
• Board wants capital project list trimmed
• Food pantries around the region cooperate to meet rising demand
• New Hanover health department declines leadership role in state initiative
• Words with Friends - Book sale raises cash
• Improving economy has more people knocking on the door
• Turning Topsail trash into art
• Rendleman Adds Another Honor To List
• Thousands of N.C. residents could lose Medicaid personal services
• New Hanover officials take heat for family planning decision
• Convention Center boosts economy, tourism; surpasses expectations
• Twenty-eight schools come to Brunswick County for JROTC meet
• Consultants to look at Oak Island wastewater project
• New Hanover News & Notes - Battleship tour; consignment sale; wildlife expo
• Pender gears up for cancer-fighting event
• Lo Tide Run benefits cancer patients in need
• Leland school takes stand against bullies
• Job fair included workplace fashion
• Teacher gets a kick out of helping children
• Sorority helps grant boys wish
• UNCW Baffles Cougars In 6-3 Win
• Ospreys Slip Past No. 33 Seahawks, 4-3
• New Hanover officials take heat for family planning decision
• UPDATE - Leland-area woods fire under control
• Topsail Beach looks at rules for volunteer firefighters
• Piranha 3DD' to be released in June
• For Sunshine Week, a how-to guide on tapping into public records
• Records help provide oversight for variety of issues
• Softball Preview: College of Charleston
• Eaton Elementary's make-up day scheduled
• Public meetings planned on Pender high school calendars
• CAA Recognizes Blank For Singles Play
• Cameron, Sekely Land CAA Weekly Honors
• 10 years later, Mason Inlet move deemed 'success'
• Documentary to premiere at Lumina Theater
• Baseball on menu of breakfast forum
• 'Hunger Games,' other movie business booming in North Carolina
• Cause of island fire a mystery
• Celebrate your Irish Saturday during jam-packed St. Patrick's Day
• Deputies intercept load of heroin from S.C.
• New Hanover Commissioners choose not to accept family planning funds
• U.S. Senate panel to hear about Camp Lejeune water
• New Hanover News & Notes - School open house; technology fair; child I.D. program
• Seahawks To Host Mountaineers In WNIT
• Belville might buy office space for Town Hall
• Early school start slated for Pender public debate
• Railroad work to close Oleander Drive section
• Officials say deadly shooting likely an accident
• Deputies intercept load of heroin from S.C.
• Ocean Isle man convicted of molesting 13-year-old boy
• Trice Named To CAA All-Tournament Team
• New Hanover officials delay building decision
• Writers' kicks off filming with Kinnear, other cast members
• Third Street renovations won't impede Azalea Festival parade
• Southport may relax zoning rules for ice dispensers
• Horror film Jessabelle' sets local filming date, cast
• Big Bat Gives Cain Colonial Honors
• Boil-water advisory lifted for River Road area
• Banks request for receiver denied in Coastal Companies case
• CFCC’s Hanover Art Gallery to Open March 30
• Senate to hear about Lejeune's contaminated water
• Push on to curtail restraining students
• Overnight closures of Isabel Holmes Bridge planned
• Pender News & Notes - Scholarships; Easter Bunny visit; Relay for Life; Go Green Street
• Hagsund Paces UNCW In Final Round At LSU
• Seahawks Edged By Great Danes In Finale
• Bass Takes Top-10 Finish At Pinehurst
• #43 Seahawk Netters Win Fourth Straight
• Diamond Hawks Finish CAA Sweep Of Dukes
• Holden Beach to get sand from Ocean floor near Oak Island
• Newer vehicles could be exempted from emissions inspections
• Tar Heels rally falls short as FSU wins ACC tournament
• City looking to redesign Riverfront Park
• Have your March Madness bracket ready
• UNCW Tied For 10th At LSU Golf Classic
• New Hanover wins state title
• Seahawks Silenced Saturday At Winthrop
• UNCW Men's Golf 8th At Pinehurst
• Big Saturday Leads UNCW To Meet Sweep
• Diamond Hawks Take Series With 8-7 Win
• Southport-Fort Fisher Ferry route altered for work
• Economy takes its toll on restaurants
• Head of Wilmington Friends School to leave
• Does Southport's main street beat others in state?
• Health board approves using state funds for IUDs
• Family of 8-year-old who died on school bus mourns
• Here Now - French honor comes to Brunswick veteran
• WBB Preview: Delaware
• Seahawks Drop Two At Winthrop Invite
• A dream come true for White
• UNCW Sits 11th After First Round At LSU
• #67 UNCW, CSU Match Halted By Rain
• Seahawks Win Four Events On Friday
• No. 43 UNCW Blanks Temple In Tennis
• Season Highs For UNCW In 10-7 Win
• Deliberations in molestation trial to continue Monday
• Family of 8-year-old who died on school bus mourns
• Leland fire department receives grant
• State wants more from inmate crews
• IEPs map educational courses for kids with disabilities
• Events to recognize anniversary of New Bern battle March 9 - 11
• Grandiflora Drive tops priority list
• Wilmington Council to tour Durham Bulls stadium
• Seaman's Center looking for new home
• Outer Banks exhibit focusing on Civil War to open
• Smoking ban snuffed
• Southport replacing cedar tree
• Smoking ban fails in Wrightsville Beach
• Women's Golf Preview: LSU Golf Classic
• Residents, officials talk terminal groins
• Teacher assistant at Hoggard suspended amid investigation
• New ferry tolls target passengers, too
• Jury gets sex abuse case in Brunswick
• Seahawks Shake Slow Start To Beat GSU
• Movie theater won't be built at Myrtle Grove
• New Hanover County to review future of building
• Bypass work severs Goodman Road
• State threatens to cut agency off
• Courthouse to reopen Friday after fumigation
• School disruption' doesn't materialize
• Night work blocks lanes on bridges
• Track Preview: 2012 Seahawk Invitational
• Goolsby proposes plan to ease UNCW tuition hikes
• Is 'free' beach parking history?
• Health Notes - Wilmington Health closes Walmart clinic
• Dog dies in house fire on Hinton Avenue
• Preservation will accompany loan
• Planner: A strong downtown is good for entire community
• Neighbors resist new public housing
• Andrews, Venezia Recognized by CAA
• Late Rally Falls Short In 8-6 Defeat
• Davenport No-Hits NC A&T as UNCW Sweeps
• #67 UNCW Trips Temple In Women's Tennis
• Event offers free rabies shots, chance to socialize
• News & Notes - Tri-County network to hold open house
• Goodwill - Pawsitive Partners Program aids dogs, inmates
• Bedbug outbreak in New Hanover County Courthouse
• $1 million given to Leland fire squad
• The future of 320 Chestnut St.
• Autopsy indicates 3-year-old died of blunt force trauma
• WBB Preview: Georgia State
• Boiling Spring Lakes to mail refunds to residents
• Tribunal will investigate Price's sainthood worthiness
• Mild winter slashes heating bills
• CFCC Interior Design Students Sweep Statewide Design Competition
• Marsh Oaks residents sue Wilmington
• Pender commissioner proposes county scholarship fund
• Missing link - Cost of rebuilding rail route high
• #43 Seahawks Stun #21 Wolfpack, 4-3
• Jurisdiction issues undermined arrest
• Surf City officials upset over early school start
• Shallotte band's song 'Mr. Politician' wins attention
• Missing link - Cost of rebuilding rail route high
• New Virgo advisory board gets approved
• New school calendar will not cut into tourism season
• Deputies make arrest in break-in
• Padgett says May too soon for baseball referendum
• Marsh Oak residents sue Wilmington
• Cast, filming date set for Writers'
• County gets money for more pre-k slots
• 2nd complaint filed against school district
• National conference a valuable tool for commissioners
• Softball Preview: North Carolina A&T
• Sweepstakes ban unlawful, court says
• Museum marks 90th birthday of volunteer
• Public hearing on Bald Head Island's excess baggage fee planned
• Recycle electronic waste at Verizon event
• New Hanover GOP to hold convention
• Time Change For Diamond Hawks At Coastal
• Chatting with Chatman
• Brunswick officials back marriage amendment
• Hanover Iron Works still working, 107 years later
• Museum exhibit features Low Country artistry
• Watching from the water
• Brunswick County seeks development upgrade funds
• 17th Street intersection reopened after school bus crash
• Eaton students on two-hour delay Tuesday
• 'Teen Mom 2' star Evans posts bail
• Invista to lay off 60 in Wilmington
• Pollen counts soar in Wilmington
• UNCW student to appear on
• Discount retailer Ollie's to open in Wilmington
• Entrepreneurship center seeks city funds
• CFCC Students Invite Public to Participate in Water Study
• Seahawks, Wolfpack Stage Tennis Showdown
• Continuing Education Summer Classes for Teens
• Photos - Eaton Elementary water damage
• Top 10 consumer complaints revealed
• Wilmington Papa John's robbed
• Downtown history to be on display
• event held to help homeless people
• Diamond Hawks Swept By Bulldogs & Pack
• Davenport, Jernigan Lead UNCW To Split
• Meetings on Maritime Strategy report to be held
• Bald Head Island residents oppose change to ferry charge
• Brunswick County working on developing senior center
• Wrightsville Beach to discuss smoking ban
• Outdoor Track & Field Opener Postponed
• UPDATE: Sunday Schedule Announced
• Drivers: 'Run and You're Done'
• Street plan would connect more neighborhood roads
• DSS changes rules on volunteer drivers
• Here Now - Man's best friend can be an early reader's best ally
• Bridge inspection will cause closures
• Gay marriage measure on local agenda
• Drivers: 'Run and You're Done'
• Pender County seeks ways to turn down volume
• Top-seeded Dragons Eliminate Seahawks
• Rain Cancels Saturday Baseball Action
• Seahawks Washed Out On Saturday
• McSwain Fans 10 As Seahawks Win, 8-1
• Kenny Loggins to headline 2nd Azalea Festival concert
• What price pampered pets?
• Williams, Reybold Key Seahawks In CAA's
• Lambeth dropping bid for NC House seat
• Murray makes first court appearance
• Three beach towns to speak as one
• Marking anniversary, local Girl Scout council seeks volunteers
• Track Preview: Battle of the Beaches
• Softball Preview: Presbyterian
• Family-owned auction house bidding well
• Charter school looks to changed future after months of unrest
• Street plan would connect more neighborhood roads
• Wilmington Industrial Development has new name, same mission
• Wilmington-area economic indicators
• Small fire burns on railroad bridge
• Azalea Festival to announce 2nd concert headliner
• MLK Parkway intersections reopen after crash
• Brunswick man facing charges for conspiracy to sell drugs
• New Hanover News & Notes - Scholarship finalists; new members on museum board
• Seahawk Trio Earns CAA Hoops Honors
• Part of South 7th St. blocked off
• Brunswick authorities investigate child's 'suspicious' death tied to car chase
• Sheriff's officer uses maneuver to stop SUV
• Mild winter has rabies cases surging
• Two from Shallotte facing drug charges
• A March without Madness? UNCW currently ineligible for 2013 postseason
• Jobless apps dip to 4-year low
• Piranha 3DD' trailer hits the Web
• Autopsy might pinpoint cause of student's death
• Down in the dumps
• Sheriffs office takes over Animal Control Services
• Body of man reported missing found in drainage pipe
• Boil advisory lifted for areas around South 3rd Street
• New Hanover News & Notes - Youth of the Year; foster grandparent volunteers honored
• Andrews' Aerial Assault Nets UNCW Win
• Body found in culvert under road
• Seahawks Edged By Ranked Tar Heels
• Firefighters responding to house fire
• Red Storm Edges Past Diamond Hawks, 3-0
• Homeless count shows 17% drop
• Lecture by best-selling author canceled
• Progress Energy officials focus on emergency responses
• Some familiar faces seeking new jobs as filing period ends
• Complete list of candidate filings
• New film joins crowded lineup
• OTH' ends April 4 with 2-hour finale
• Development foundation to seek recruiting aid
• 2 developers seek voluntary annexation
• Update - Student at Freeman School dies
• Air permit issued for Titan plant
• Controlled burn in Brunswick County today
• Photos - Giant Map at Supply Elementary
• Troubled R.I. nonprofit bought Bald Head property
• NorthChase apartment fire ruled accidental
• Trinity Children Foundation Continues Support to Cape Fear Community College Students
• Loss prompts sister to launch colon cancer awareness event
• MyReporter finds out about Winnie of Winnie's Tavern
• Commissioner Jason Thompson to file to seek re-election
• Back Then - Some hope to save war sites in 1912
• Police - Landlord-tenant dispute ends with murder charge
• Womens Expo a place for commerce, pampering
• Four County Electric seeks pieces of its history
• At March event, diners eat soup to help feed others
• N.C. Aquarium to display exotic, aquatic animals
• New Hanover News & Notes - Literacy tutor training; electronics recycling rally
• CAA Salutes Lee, Seahawks No. 63
• CAA Honors Cooprider, Seahawks Soar
• Candidate filings for Feb. 28
• No. 63 UNCW Netters Win Third Straight
• Driver in Brunswick killing sentenced
• Seahawks Take 12th At Cards Challenge
• Gov. Perdue to block increased tolls on ferries
• Rep. Danny McComas will not run for re-election, Ted Davis files for his seat
• Suspects sentenced in sex cases against minors
• Police: Landlord-tenant dispute ends with murder charge
• Oak Island council takes steps to fill hole in budget
• Just Call Her "Ma 'Hawk"
• Justice intends to file bill that prohibits convicted felons from transporting bodies
• UNCW to spin off Entrepreneurship Center
• A bug native to Southeast Asia is infecting local redbay trees
• Gregory Poole/CAT donates $140,000 in equipment to CFCC to help train marine engine technicians
• Seneca Guns to blame for Tuesday morning noises?
• Repairs continue at nuclear plant
• 1491' author to speak on New World's lost history
• New Hanover News & Notes - Statewide Service Day; smoking-ban event; planning meeting
• Seahawks In 12th At Cards Challenge
• Brunswick Electric reports copper theft
• Man gets life without parole in drive-by shooting
• DSS board moves on after chairman's removal
• UNCW Takes Fifth At Seahawk Invitational
• Ex-sheriffs deputy arrested on sex-related charges
• Detectives searching for leads in 1998 murder
• CFCC starts hunt for college president
• Candidate filings for Feb. 27, 2012
• N.C. authorities charge 27 after dog fighting raid
• SBI probes whether ABC crash was intentional
• City to consider replacing recycling bins to stop overflow
• 4th New Hanover rabies case reported
• Small Business Success in the Spotlight at Upcoming CFCC Basketball Game
• Spill closes northbound lane of South College Road
• 16th Street closed Thursday night
• Leland official upholds police chief firing
• Assault case dismissed for wife of ex-Carolina Beach police chief
• Traffic to be detoured for water main repairs
• CFCC Surgical Technology Program Earns National Merit Award
• UNCW students make plans to cope with rise in tuition
• Off the Court with Trice
• Pender News & Notes - Living Healthy class; egg hunt help sought
• Brunswick News & Notes - Scholarships awarded; National Merit finalist
• Constituents meet legislators 'face-to-face'
• McLeod Tied For 10th At Seahawk Invite
• No. 49 Seahawks Upset No. 33 Tigers, 5-2
• Woodbury to open Stonebridge assisted living facility
• Downtown residents may experience low water pressure
• WAVE officials oppose bill that would change funding
• Robert Sharp named chairman of Cucalorus
• Seahawks Fall To Pride In Critical Tilt
• Rebels Rally Past DiamondHawks For Sweep
• Wilmington set to revise window sign rule
• GWU Rallies Past UNCW In Seahawk Classic
• UNCW students make plans to cope with rise in tuition
• I, 40 - Take the Wilmington SAT
• On Revolutionary anniversary, 110 become citizens
• Seahawks Ready To Tee It Up Sunday
• Late Push Gives UNCW 11th Straight Title
• Women's Tennis Team Pulls Off Big Upset
• Diamond Hawks Fall Short In Comeback Bid
• Seniors Propel Hofstra Over Seahawks
• UNCW Unable To Slow Down Streaking KU
• Candidates for governor weigh in on film incentives
• Timeline of Wilmington's baseball interest
• Sweet deal puts Lynchburg owners at ease
• Field of dreams a funding nightmare
• Board proposes ABC overhaul in Pender
• WBB Preview: Hofstra
• Wind turbines off N.C. coast likely still years away, panel says
• Guest readers bring black literature to kids
• Stephenson Shines, UNCW Men Extend Lead
• Police charge man in connection with gunfire
• UNCW Edged Twice In Seahawk Classic
• Rebels Edge Diamond Hawks, 2-0
• Make way for fire crews
• Oak Island official takes Caswell Beach post
• Candidate filings for Feb. 24
• CFCC Executive Board Discusses Presidential Search
• Officials review email policy
• Air date given for Hornet's Nest'
• Intersection reopens after water main break
• Do council, news duties conflict?
• New Hanover school district preps for seclusion room probe
• Furniture firm files for liquidation
• John Edwards sex tape to shredder; federal trial looms
• Bullets flew, but only 1 hit victim
• CFCC President’s Report highlights accomplishments from 2010-2011
• Brunswick County announces drug arrests
• Wildlife commission seeks to buy land
• Fire displaces dozens
• UNCW Takes Early Lead, Wins Event Titles
• Brunswick News & Notes - BCRW March meeting; celebrate orbiting Earth; archaeology presentation
• New Hanover News & Notes - Change of Watch; 5K and fun run; nursing scholarships
• Seahawks Down Bucs In Women's Tennis
• Fire department battling apartment fire
• Wrightsville Beach censures police in probe
• Water main break blocks intersection of Second, Orange streets
• Garrett Guides Seahawks Past Tigers
• Driver testifies at trial in 2008 murder
• Driver sentenced to 45 days in jail in fatal accident
• Power failure forces reactor shutdown at Brunswick plant
• Green' awards recognize companies
• Controlled burn causing smoke
• Charter school director resigns
• Naturalization ceremony highlight of Moores Creek commemoration
• CFPUA board tackles utility expansion
• Softball Preview: Seahawk Classic
• Swimming might get riskier
• Want to chat with lawmakers?
• Witness details events of night of drive-by shooting
• New Hanover News & Notes - Fundraising gala; Black History Month program; African art
• VCU Outlasts UNCW On Senior Night
• U.S. 17 closed in both directions
• Beach Plan might float tax-free bonds to curb premiums
• Witness details events of night of drive-by shooting
• Seahawk Netters Move ETSU Match Ahead
• Boys-only book club gets middle-schoolers reading
• New Hanover County Board of Elections to meet
• CAA Honors Blank, Cooprider For Doubles
• City to consider medical-care training for police officers
• Marriage issue fuels debate on both sides
• Women's Basketball Preview: Towson
• New Hanover News & Notes - Cooking for Change needs a kitchen
• Goodwill - Two public utility employees save the day
• The art of war re-enacted
• Sheriff volunteers begin patrolling
• Third-graders learn about human differences
• MyReporter tells the story of a failed Leland racetrack
• Back Then - In 1912, surburb in the works
• Offshore wind turbines at least 5 years away
• New Hanover reports third rabies case of 2012
• New Hanover News & Notes - Pancake breakfast; awards deadline; open house
• Title Time For Aquahawks
• Rules force Pender man out of camper, into tent
• Wanted: Oldest Burgaw graduate
• Fundraising events build toward May 4 overnighter
• Pender County sheriff pushes for mental health services for suicidal inmates
• Council approves feasibilty study for stadium
• Police chief details gunfire location system
• The Warren Files' to start filming
• Brunswick County schools look at summer free lunch program
• Jurors selected in murder trial
• Aquarium plans whale of a launch for Science Café
• Wolfpack Uses 10 In The 8th To Top UNCW
• Rules force Pender man out of camper, into tent
• Drug trafficker sentenced in federal court
• Feb. 21 filings
• City looking for input on Riverfront Park
• Man cited after gun goes off in Cracker Barrel
• 2 men sentenced on federal drug charges
• Batts Named CAA Co-Pitcher of the Week
• Novelist's 'Praying for Strangers' program is Sunday
• Opening up the (Cam) Chambers
• Bridge lane closures scheduled
• N.C. appeals court rules in dead dog case
• Coastal Land Trust receives accreditation
• Murray returns to 'One Tree Hill'
• 2 Wrightsville Beach officers reprimanded, another has resigned
• LIFE/ACCIDENT/SICKNESS/HEALTH Pre-Licensing – April 13
• Shipyard Blvd. in 5-year plan
• New Hanover News & Notes - Stewardship awards; science night; vote for EcoStar
• Tattoo rulings precede murder trial
• Supporters say anti-gang bill would reduce violence
• Wilmington facing $13 million hole in budget
• Board votes to remove Warren from DSS role
• DA says no charges to be filed in inmate's death
• Opponents' petition could limit more than baseball stadium
• Woman charged in Sunday's fatal N.C. 211 wreck
• Optimism in numbers that show fall in area home sales
• Fox is second rabies case in New Hanover
• Asian seafood bar opens downtown
• Shipyard Blvd. in 5-year plan
• Cape Fear Garden Club Awards Grant for “Greener” Water Source for Campus Beautification
• New CPR protocol boosts survival
• Golf shop reports robbery
• Wilmington-area home sales, prices dropped in January
• Wilmington man shot in hand, chest
• Rep. Carolyn Justice decides to sit out 2012 elections
• Pet expo raises funds for several animal programs
• One dead after three-car crash in Brunswick County
• Brunswick News & Notes - Chamber cook-off honored; band honored
• Brunswick News & Notes - Drug collection; honoring leaders; Early College; state park programs
• Pender News & Notes - Chamber banquet; pizza buffet; hospitality training
• Seahawks Use Three Party To Trump Tribe
• Volunteers ready to repair homes, but money for supplies hasn't materialized
• Wrightsville Beach to institute residential parking district on Harbor Island
• Why doesn't 911 always answer immediately?
• Brunswick County drops plan to start school year earlier
• Rising tide of 911 calls tests staff at emergency center
• Seahawks Washed Out On Sunday
• Pipe replacement to force road closure
• Public health officials warn of norovirus outbreaks
• Chatman Takes Second In Triple Jump
• Dueling ideas about baseball stadium
• Closings for President's Day
• Seahawks Split Twinbill With Bobcats
• UNCW Falls To Upstate At Invitational
• No. 48 USC Trims No. 46 UNCW In Tennis
• Other venue directors expect little competition from CFCC
• The show can't go on
• Jaspers Race Past Seahawks, 79-64
• Woods fire burns four acres in Brunswick County
• Reid Sets Sprint Make To Lead UNCW
• UNCW Swept On First Day Of Invitational
• Pope Delivers In Season opening Win
• Project will block Sidbury Road
• Businessman hires anti-port lobbyists
• Murder trial slated to start on Monday
• Castle Hayne property owners see taxes reduced
• Here Now - Africa experience inspires founding of poverty nonprofit
• Murder-for-hire suspect in custody
• Dress selection starts the march to Azalea Festival
• Baseball negotiations to cost more than $100,000
• Frozen yogurt boom heats up
• Panel focuses on Wilmington port's future
• Sex offender pleads to possessing child porn
• Film Commission director hopes LA trip will bring new projects
• Aita Lands ITA National Ranking
• Camellia show, sale to feature 40 exhibitors
• Serv Safe Food – Feb. 27
• How To Plan The Perfect Wedding – March 15
• Report - SUV going 85 mph before deadly crash
• State warns Navassa over weaknesses in audit
• World traveler gets back to roots on Brunswick spread
• Programs offer day out for kids, parents
• New Beginning Christian Church to host grand opening of new site Sunday
• Vigilant Hope changes lives through mentors, simulations
• Caterpillar plant to be built in Georgia, official says
• New Hanover News & Notes - Centenarian celebration; aquarium volunteers recognized
• UNCW Unable To Halt Hot-Shooting JMU
• Supporters of former Leland police chief address town council
• No calls for tax increase in Brunswick County budget talks
• Track Preview: Va. Tech Challenge
• Baseball Game Day: Ohio
• Oak Island cuts 3 jobs, looking at more ways to save money
• Closings for President's Day
• Great Backyard Bird Count this weekend
• Candidate filings Feb. 16
• USTFCCCA Honors Men's Cross Country Taem
• Wilmington native heads home to film feature 'Heart of the Country'
• Baseball Preview: Outfield
• New Shallotte senior center might be on the way
• Softball Preview: Spartan Invitational
• Gas prices push toward $4
• Baseball Preview: Pitching
• Gov. Perdue meets CFCC surgical technology graduates on the job
• Health Notes - Dosher Memorial to hold drug collection event
• Assailants rob cab driver at gunpoint
• Free tax filing help available
• Cape Fear Region in severe drought
• American Indians topic of lecture
• Topsail Beach property owners object to new water tower site
• State draft report envisions busier ports
• Brunswick County to look at employee pay, tech needs
• Wilmington fugitive arrested in Mississippi
• Candidate filings
• Move, play, connect
• Churches band together to help homeless
• Carolina Beach getting a Hampton Inn
• Seahawks Offer Discount To VCU Game
• Aita Serves Up CAA Tennis Singles Honors
• Brunswick Today - County officials kick off goals retreat
• Photos - Merritt's Burger House
• New Hanover News & Notes - Diaper drive aims to supply needy moms
• Goodwill - Railroad museum salutes volunteers
• WBB Preview: James Madison
• What do I need to connect to 'white space' wireless?
• Southerly route on Hampstead's U.S. 17 expected to be preserved
• Crash and fire at ABC store under investigation
• New Hanover News & Notes - Pageant reception; meeting slated; Community Conversations
• Monarchs No Sweetheart In 81-64 Loss
• Southport selects new city manager
• New Hanover County Commissioners defend spending
• Oak Island reorganizes fire department
• State Rep. Hill optimisitc about Caterpillar
• Alganomics installs solar electric system, hybrid windmills
• Former pastor running for bishop
• USO-NC celebrates 70th anniversary
• Civil War activity not limited to Fort Fisher
• Program promotes strength-building for cancer survivors
• Candidate filings
• Auction house features work of Brunswick County artist
• Church under contract to buy Wilson's building
• Reef builder has plans for tug
• State eyeing privatization for aquariums
• Historic eatery like another member of the Merritt clan
• Let us know if you have recipes from Wilmingtons past
• Baseball Preview: Catching/Infield
• Heaney Announces Addition To Staff
• 2 injured in Monday night shooting
• Baseball Game Ticket Prices Announced
• Mo-ped driver dies following Feb. 8 wreck
• Construction gets under way for downtown marina, hotel
• 3 dead in Forest Hills Drive wreck
• New Hanover News & Notes - Canines for Veterans; grant requests being accepted
• USTFCCCA Honors Seahawk Harriers
• Pender school officials detail state, federal student funding
• Brunswick County DA clears sergeant of wrongdoing
• Love for sale
• Belville mayor acquitted of sexual battery
• Candidates file for this year's elections
• Court case for Teen Mom' postponed until March
• Federal seclusion rooms civil rights complaint notice received
• Leland town manager considers fired police chief's appeal
• Construction gets under way for downtown marina, hotel
• Williams DWI case delayed until March
• Seahawks Add Baker's Dozen To Nest
• 'Journey 2' rakes in $27.6 million
• River Road between Independence Boulevard and Sanders Road to be closed
• New ramps could ease congestion at other Brunswick landings
• Brunswick News & Notes - Science fair
• Brunswick News & Notes - Laser shows; Maritime Museum
• Pender News & Notes - Fighting hunger; battlefield events; hospice workshop
• UNCW students plant pines at Ev-Henwood Nature Preserve
• No. 46 Seahawks Win Third Straight Match
• Lady Monarchs Slip Past Seahawks, 59-57
• Faces could change on area school boards after election
• New boat ramps could ease congestion at other Brunswick County landings
• Senior apartment complex being built at Autumn Hall
• Arabic-speaking students learning English at local grade schools
• Distance Medley Relay Wins At Clemson
• Patriots Outlast Upset-Minded Seahawks
• Ospreys Get 5-2 Win Over Seahawk Netters
• Greenpeace ship comes to Cape Fear River
• Shake-ups could be coming among area incumbents
• Ports Authority board eating well despite deficits
• New voting districts mean plenty of changes
• Law enforcement, school officials focus on prevention
• Here Now - Lung cancer survivor still battling disease's stigma
• #46 Seahawks Thump #70 Princeton, 6-1
• Community Action struggles to keep workers
• Questions arise over convention center booking policy
• WBB Preview: Old Dominion
• Vanderham Is Grand At Tiger Paw Invite
• Shingleton Shines In Season Debut
• Baseball playing with local emotions
• Soles in critical condition at NHRMC
• Vehicle hits pole, knocks power out
• UNCW's tuition to rise 9.2 percent
• Will city, county team up for baseball stadium?
• McIntyre to seek reelection, not governor's office
• Wilmington police arrest 4 for drug-related offenses
• Panel suggests beach towns develop groin plans
• Home is where the hangar is
• Wilmington actress talks about life, recent success
• $338 million awaits N.C. in mortgage settlement
• Basic Digital I-Point & Shoot – March 1
• PC Upgrade or Rebuild – Feb. 21
• City Operations Center lines restored
• Pedestrian found at fault after collision with police car
• Short sales anything but short
• Hometown Hero Trice Leads UNCW Past GSU
• New Hanover News & Notes - Retired school personnel projects
• Southport officials close to picking manager
• Track Preview: Tiger Paw Invitational
• Brunswick officials urged on incentives
• Corps receives $28M for dredging
• 4 new members join Cameron board
• Navassa mayor pleads guilty to DWI
• Judge to weigh issue of allowing sandbags in front of Kure Beach complex
• Storage units hit by series of thefts
• Short sales anything but short
• Commission wants to study sea-level rise policy
• Perdue tours CFCC's surgical technology program
• Power line blocks River Road
• Electrical Contractor’s License Prep – Special Restricted Licenses – Feb. 28
• Waccamaw Bank gets 'lifeline' from Fed
• Softball Preview: North Carolina Central
• Reel Equality initiative coming to Port City
• Former Pick-N-Pull employee charged with stealing
• Ex-Leland police chief appeals firing
• Officials to cultivate greenway plan
• Police crime scene investigator hit by car
• McCreery to play Azalea Festival; queen announced
• Blue Hens Avenge Earlier Loss, 71-53
• Cat dies in fire that displaces residents
• McCreery to play Azalea Festival; queen announced
• Opponents of baseball plan trying to block deal
• Caterpillar's site search keys on Cary
• Utility authority board members seek details on spill
• Festival's celebrity guests a varied group
• Senior Class Leads UNCW Into Season
• Home & Garden Show to be held in March
• Goodwill - Families receive food, gifts for children
• WBB Preview: Georgia State
• N.C. ports saw growth in 2011
• $9.2M road repair contract awarded
• It's ILM Movie Madness
• Atlantic sturgeon declared endangered
• Washington Post Video Feature On Recruit
• Christian teen rally about STD's to be held
• Boiling Spring Lakes to review sign ordinance proposal
• Locally filmed 'Journey 2' hits the big screen on Friday
• Wilmington City Council votes to explore baseball deal
• New Hanover News & Notes - Casablanca gala; missing persons conference
• Local Assistance League group gains recognition
• Singing group offers way to provide Valentines Day treat
• WWII veteranPrivate Snafu
• New Hanover board endorses revamped plan for Virgo school
• Surf City police department launches email alert system for town
• Carolina Beach board leader appeals conviction
• 2 new movies to be shot in region
• Walters Named CAA Swimmer of the Week
• Owner plans to repair historic home, might add new roof
• Key battle fought in 1865 led to fall of Wilmington
• Myrtle Beach man facing cocaine trafficking charges
• Report: Trader Joe's won't make traffic much worse
• Seahawks Announce Spring Schedule
• Expect traffic delays on Gordon Road
• Wilmington police charge man with arson
• Broadcast Slate Set For Softball Team
• Passenger killed in U.S. 17 crash
• Commissioner Barfield thinking about N.C. Senate
• ALE reports Sand Bar for possible violations
• LaNasa ineligible to run for House seat
• Eastern Pender seeks more clout
• Berger turmoil may spur recall bill
• New Hanover News & Notes - Valentine's Day in the woods; polar plunge; Civitan grants; senior service
• Discussions over hospital building sale move forward
• New Hanover chairman says aim is to avoid tax hike
• Brunswick authorities announce record meth bust
• Council to discuss convention center
• Man pleads to lesser charge in teen rape case
• Tugboat sells for $203,000 in online auction
• Berger turmoil may spur recall bill
• Sea-level rise among CRC topics
• Seahawks Ready To "Play 4Kay"
• Brunswick DSS streamlines aid delivery
• New iPhone app shows sex offenders living nearby
• Man dies, 5 injured in U.S. 117 wreck
• Warm weather makes for fun tournament
• Buzz Peterson Radio Call-In Show Tonight
• Former Nesbitt Courts gets a makeover
• State is replacing, overhauling dozens of area bridges
• Pender News & Notes - Memorial ceremony
• Strong Finale For UNCW Swimming
• Pender hopes for more input on commissioners' redistricting
• Pantano claims big lead over Rouzer in GOP congressional primary
• Quarry denies responsibility for receding water table
• Emergency responders headline symposium in Wilmington
• Seahawks Hold Off Tribe For 14th Victory
• State is replacing, overhauling dozens of area bridges
• Brunswick News & Notes - Donation; scholarship competition
• Brunswick News & Notes - BEMC grant deadline; chowder cook-off seeks entrants
• Lindsay Takes Second In Hurdles At Cup
• Smith's 25 Points Sparks UNCW Past Tribe
• AquaHawks Swim Past Visiting Camels
• Hall of Fame Welcomes Four New Members
• Leland looks for new ideas, approach to transportation projects
• Lawyers give back at Ask A Lawyer Day
• WBB Preview: William & Mary
• Funding analysis surprises Pender County officials
• Temple of Israel to install 20th rabbi
• A visit from Kraft could make dinner affordable
• Downtown cameras are recording, but is anyone watching?
• Cameras in public spaces raise issues of privacy vs. safety
• Tackling crime early
• DMV seeking bigger space to house license office in Pender County
• No. 43 Seahawks Nail Down Third Victory
• Wrightsville Beach refuses to release officers' names
• Jury in rape case to return Monday
• Greg Kinnear, Jennifer Connelly headed to Wilmington
• ILM-shot B-movie capitalizes on 'Battleship
• Help during the Backyard Bird Count
• Can you help identify shooting suspect?
• ILM to get full-body scanners
• Work causes Ashley Circle traffic delays
• Belville to examine downtown project contract
• Track Preview: Sykes & Sabock Challenge
• Find out about volunteer opportunities at Conscience Fair
• Adam Walsh Act reignites debate over sex offender policies
• Homeless men on the run
• New Hanover News & Notes - Geography bee; honor band
• No. 12 Blue Hens Survive Scare, 62-53
• Parents question use of seclusion rooms
• Nonprofits help fill void with Medicaid cuts for basic eye exams
• New Hanover County Commissioners discuss personnel issues
• Receivership sought in default by Saunders' companies
• Swimming Preview: Campbell/Va. Tech
• McCrory campaign launch finishes with Port City stop
• Dropout rate drops in New Hanover
• Homeless men on the run
• Myrtle Grove Road reopens early
• Piping project will block Test Farm Road
• Dog photo shoot benefits Canines for Service
• Nonsectarian prayer invokes concerns
• CFCC adds more classes and offers students another chance to register for the spring semester
• No auto insurance increase this year
• Reward offered for vandalism information
• Former N.C. Sen. Julia Boseman seeks custody for 2nd son
• Area health notes - Pender County goes red
• New chief named for seniors agency
• Swamp Loggers' not returning for season 4
• GSU Deals Seahawks Fourth Straight Loss
• New Hanover News & Notes - Check presentation; museum receives grant; aquarium receives grant
• Nonprofit groups can sign up for Conscience Fair
• Crime Festival returns to library
• Sheriff's office to take over Animal Control Services
• Leland fires police chief
• Warren can be removed from DSS board, judge rules
• Wilmington area jobless rate jumps to 10.6
• Balmy January breaks no records
• Swamp Loggers' not returning for season 4
• News & Notes - Work on Wilmington seeks volunteers
• Goodwill - Decades later, Coconut Murray's story lives
• WBB Preview: No. 12 Delaware
• 4 beach towns begin process to build terminal groins
• Brunswick DSS disperses heating aid
• Ports at center of power struggle
• Wild dogs prompt howls of complaint near Southport
• Brunswick County closes in on hospital deal
• Barnards Creek bacteria levels back to acceptable range
• Development talk held in private
• Go Behind The Scenes With Ronda’s Reel
• Junior Achievement gives early finance lessons
• Back Then - Sentries man city roofs in 1942
• In 1968, locomotive and two cars plunge into Cape Fear River
• City signs up for baseball
• New Hanover News & Notes - Advocate volunteer training; food, mood and memory; job fair and fashion show
• Local Colonial Dames chapter celebrates 50th anniversary
• Fun, friends bloom in club
• Brunswick News & Notes - Award nominations; family donates to hospice; student leadership
• Public invited to UNCW homecoming
• DOT talks possible ferry rate increase
• Nonprofit groups can sign up for Conscience Fair
• Brunswick County DSS board wants to rehire former lawyer
• Girl Scouts begin fundraising efforts with tasty treats
• Moores Creek battle observance to include citizenship ceremony
• City signs up for baseball
• Convention center hotel plan changes
• From battlefield to classroom
• Three Wrightsville officers under investigation
• Fiala Takes Home CAA Accolades
• Berger found guilty of violating protection order
• Conscience Fair is Saturday at CFCC North
• Berger appears in court again
• Industry recruited for Brunswick-Columbus site
• Wilmington mayor pushes for financial incentives in speech
• New Hanover News & Notes - Tax help; piano recital; museum programs
• Civil War wreck to get anniversary attention
• Controlled burn prompts alert
• Wilmington mayor pushes for financial incentives in speech
• Injunction may block Warren's ouster from DSS panel
• It's Seahawks, Jaspers In BracketBusters
• Perdue courts 1,100 jobs for Brunswick County
• Pain doctor faces April trial
• New measures in place for teachers
• Passion reigns on both sides of Titan fence
• Titan trying to calm environmentalists' fears
• Brunswick News & Notes - Nautical flag program; chairman's gala; GOP fundraiser
• K-State Defeats Seahawks In ITA Kick-Off
• Brunswick News & Notes - Literacy workshop; baby sitter training; cars needed; baseball registration
• Pender News & Notes - Tax help; Alzheimer support group; Rotary officers
• Aita Upsets USC's 16th-Ranked Nguyen
• Some still dissatisfied with Masonboro Loop intersection
• Seahawks Topple Tigers To Extend Streak
• Illegal dumping forces removal of recycling bin in Belville
• City has an opening for a special assistant, but job duties are changing
• Titan trying to calm environmentalists' fears
• Justice Reinvestment Act 'changes everything'
• Reid, Brennan Takes Events At Liberty
• No. 14 Clemson Downs UNCW, 4-0, At ITA's
• A look at Titan in Florida
• Dressmaker gave old gowns new life. Which belle dress is best?
• DREAMS opens doors to new home
• UNCW Gets Date With No. 1 Southern Cal
• How cement is made
• UNCW Sweeps Bulldogs In Dual Meet Action
• Tigers Use Late Surge To Trim Seahawks
• Local woman might appear in SAG video
• Warren draws primary challenge
• Here Now - Grant allows graduation coach to buy books
• City considers buying Water St. deck
• Wilmington's Premier Garden Show
• Relays Sweep At Liberty Open
• North Carolina man to face trial in beheading plot
• Carolina Beach fires town attorney
• Ridge, Pope Named Preseason All-CAA
• Impact of spill might be minimal
• Area inlets dredging for funds
• Hive management 101
• Brunswick Sheriff's Office makes drug arrests
• Swimming & Diving Preview: Wingate
• Court backs Brunswick DA in traffic court dispute
• Authorities seek identity theft suspect
• Track Preview: Liberty Invitational
• Sign Language – Feb. 2
• McIntyre confirms interest in running for governor
• Sierra Nevada to invest $107M in Henderson County
• Berger not in court yet for protective order case
• UNCW to support tuition proposal
• State of the City address on Monday
• Nation's first super Wi-Fi launched in New Hanover County
• UNCW Rallies To Knock Off Northeastern
• New Hanover News & Notes - Booster club; debutantes announced
• Familiar, new acts to play Airlie Gardens Concert Series
• Women's Tennis Team Crashes ITA Party
• Dr. McKeithan to Retire as of July 1
• Parents file federal complaint against New Hanover schools
• New Pender schools chief sees budget trouble ahead
• Wilmington the test market for commercial white spaces network
• Diamond Hawks Picked Second In CAA Race
• UNCW surpasses $65M fundraising goal early
• Topsail Beach approves water tower plan
• Currie residents invited to help map future
• 2 local organizations finalists in White House program
• Housing Authority, Sparks settle suit
• Couple says pet's value was more than $350
• City native lands region's top DOT job
• New Hanover News & Notes - Remembrance service; Feast DownEast conference; heroes needed
• Monarchs Prevail On Cold Shooting Night
• More than a million gallons of sewage spills into Barnards Creek
• Eastbound to return for 8-day filming stint
• Judge delays decision on WHA lawsuit
• Fussell named area's new DOT chief
• Amtrak studies bus link to Wilmington
• Assistant county manager retiring
• Women's Basketball Preview: Northeastern
• American Airlines to end non-stop flights to Chicago
• Brunswick DSS duel headed to political arena
• New Hanover News & Notes - Volunteers needed as school tutors
• Nonprofits can sign up for Conscience Fair
• Goodwill - Wedding ring owner thanks one who found it
• Brunswick tax values could hinge on appeals court ruling
• Utility crews continue work on Barnards Creek sewer spill
• Senior project produces animal event
• Committee upholds decision to fire McNeil
• Court hears case over Wilmington couple's dead dog
• Boiling Spring Lakes food pantrys ability to serve has grown
• Wilmington police to clarify downtown incidents
• Improved Cape Fear Museum reopened to great fanfare
• Teachers start 4-H Club at Trask
• Otis Nixon to speak at Coastal Horizons fundraiser
• Ideas come in for Leland cultural arts center
• Titan project would cost millions in health care, report says
• Sewage spill on Barnards Creek contained
• WHA's suit against Sparks on hold after new motion
• 112-unit apartment building proposed downtown
• More property owners join annexation lawsuit
• Volunteers steer giant fish back to sea
• Could Saffo unseat Goolsby? Poll says maybe
• CFCC marks phase of Union Station construction
• Metals found in groundwater at N.C. coal plants
• Family, friends responsible for Prospect Cemetery's upkeep
• Forest by the Sea built on Civil War site
• Back Then - StarNews lists its priorities for 1942
• Hydrant repair to close part of Dock Street
• Pender names new county manager
• Belville board votes on settlement with former employee
• Transfer donations to CFPUA? Berger votes no
• First-Place Patriots Hold Off Seahawks
• New Hanover News & Notes - Science fair; Rhodes at school; DREAMS grand opening
• School officials field questions on live TV
• Lawmakers turn attention to homeowners groups
• Vote signals shift in Oak Island legal battles
• New Hanover County manager to retire June 30
• Teacher effectiveness ratings released
• Carolina Beach Road break-in leads to arrest
• Two Wilmington B&Bs receive AAA Four-Diamond award
• Whiteville store sells second winning lottery ticket in six months
• Trial starts in civil suit against Sparks
• 3 arrested in armed robbery of Pizza Hut driver
• Venue change denied in bike riders' deaths
• Transfer donations to CFPUA? Berger votes no
• Work on Wilmington seeking volunteers
• DOT to soon choose Topsail bridge design
• Prison doctor has lucrative side job with state
• 3 arrested after Pizza Hut driver is robbed
• Brunswick News & Notes - Business After Hours; federal funds; free throw competition; movie
• Brunswick News & Notes - Campaign training; grief programs
• Pender News & Notes - Magic show; church ministry; Goin' Postal; PenderWatch meeting
• Seahawk Netters Crush Mason, 7-0
• Seahawks End Lady Monarchs Reign
• State Rep. Hamilton says she IS running for re-election
• Hampstead sewer company allowed to expand
• Navassa makes improvements to Davis Creek Park
• Community Action tried to limit access to agency records
• Legal assistants help victims through the tough times
• Seahawk Netters Split On Opening Day
• Seahawks Take Four At Captains Invite
• Seahawks Rebound With 68-66 Win At W&M
• 'Clash at Cameron' fiasco cost two area schools thousands
• Women's Basketball Preview: Old Dominion
• Legality of fee to drive on beach questioned
• Here Now - Pilot lends decades of experience to SABLE
• Area beaches to get $8 million due to hurricane damage
• Troopers charge driver in fatal wreck on N.C. 211
• Wilmington police announce key promotions
• CFCC to Honor Wilmington’s Railroad Heritage at ‘Topping Out’ Ceremony
• Talk of year-round schools alarms tourism officials
• New fish reef off Oak Island aims to ease congestion
• Historian to talk about book on Fort Fisher
• Forum explores how to promote downtown Wilmington
• Bail denied for Adams in Craven County also
• Event to showcase prom fashions
• Waccamaw Bank parent criticizes federal regulators
• Home show coming to Schwartz Center
• Pender manager talks continue Saturday
• Topsail Beach plans meeting on parking
• Sewer line project stirring dissent
• With new director, Cameron looks forward to new year
• Track Preview: Captains Invitational
• Residents voice concerns over Navassa's town council issues
• Ex-mayor of Raleigh named N.C.'s interim statewide logistics coordinator
• Student suspended for contaminating cafeteria soup
• Leland gave police chief reprimand, probation
• Bladen County rider, mustang win national trail-ride competition
• Coastal Christian's building project on track to begin
• Seahawks Stun VCU With Late Rally, 57-56
• Leland gave police chief reprimand, probation
• Downtown businesses discuss signs
• New Hanover News & Notes - Scholarships awarded; honor society; prizes awarded; band clinic
• No. 43 UNCW Sails In Men's Tennis Opener
• No county funds for assistance program
• Construction of Cathay Road dog day-care to begin soon
• DOT leader's demotion surprises local officials
• Ex-Animal Control director appeals firing
• Second Wilmington man arrested in insurance fraud case
• Woman accused of luring man from bar to rob him
• Cinderella' Lucy Hale had a ball in Wilmington
• Notices on the way for ocean easements
• Twin births rise brings concerns
• Seahawks Open Tennis Season In Richmond
• Jobless claims fewest since April 2008
• Area health notes - Wilmington Health adds OB/GYN
• Diocese takes up Wilmington man's sainthood cause
• Pender County home destroyed by fire
• Computers for Beginners – Jan. 26
• Woman killed in fatal wreck on N.C. 211
• Investigators taking closer look at cold cases in wake of man's arrest
• New Hanover News & Notes - Dinosaur dance; barbecue cookoff; achievement awards
• Hitchens Powers Dukes Over Seahawks
• Legislators revive debate on gamefish' idea
• Carolina Beach still looking for answers about aquarium pier
• Man sentenced in Ponzi scheme
• Authorities try to get handle on fraud cases
• Scott murder parallels 1977 New Bern slaying
• Finance company manager accused of fraud
• Cobb discusses new job in Pender
• Home builder confidence climbs in January
• Women's Basketball Preview: VCU
• New Hanover News & Notes - Polar Plunge helps Special Olympics
• Man shot in arm Tuesday afternoon on Red Cross Street
• B.A.R.K.'s reading program involves 4-legged volunteers
• Giant tugboat, bargain price?
• County may take over emergency dispatching
• Netters Open Spring Season At Home
• Goodwill - Model railroad show visitors thanked
• Dredging to begin in New Topsail Inlet
• Hometown Dynamo Select UNCW's Roberts
• Back Then - Life during wartime tops 1942 headlines
• Man may face death penalty in killing
• Christian nonprofit puts services under one roof
• was on WMFD back in radio days
• Students get taste of archeology at Camp Lejeune
• Ties unite men at Civil War meeting
• Marines collect 18,600 toys for tots
• Nonprofit improves homes for sick kids
• B.A.R.K.s reading program involves 4-legged volunteers
• New Hanover News & Notes - Railroad ceremony; antique show; railroad show; summer camp
• City approves annexing apartments
• Pender County to apply for park improvement grant
• Wilmington examines contractor hiring
• DA might seek death penalty in murder
• Ambulance company moving to Wilmington
• Police issue arrest warrant against Soles' accuser
• Crystal Pier owners look to repair structure
• Williams, Tanner Honored By Colonial
• Man charged with robbing, shooting victim
• Former UNCW Standout Returns To MLS
• Man shot outside nightclub
• Brazilian steakhouse coming to Ogden
• Oak Island drops appeal in street-end development case
• ABC looking for more warehouse space
• Brunswick jetport takes off
• 'Teen Mom 2' star arrested again
• Developer sued by bank for default
• News & Notes - Documentary screening; superintendent show; poker tournament
• Suspect in Wilmington killing also faces murder charge in Craven County
• Developer sued by bank for default
• Locals headed to GOP debate still undecided
• Empie Park builders waiting to be paid
• Budget Bites - Sandwich Specials week 1
• MLK Day parade draws biggest crowd ever, organizers say
• Southport woman sews for designers on TV
• Striped bass are caught, tagged and tracked
• Reward offered in Ocean Isle armed robbery
• New Hanover High 'exhausts every effort' to keep kids in school
• Brunswick News & Notes - Backyard Bird County; Little Princess Ball
• Pender News & Notes - Eagle Scout; boating class; Alzheimer's presentation
• Southport residents use MLK's message to inspire youth
• New Hanover High 'exhausts every effort' to keep kids in school
• Company lets soldiers create their own camo
• Seahawks Use Balanced Attack To Down GMU
• Filmmakers working to promote Pleasure Island
• Navy officer, Vietnamese crew member reunite
• MyReporter: State law on warrants brings debate
• Dragons Dialed In Against Seahawks
• Chatman, Zahorodny Win At Navy Opener
• UNCW Impressive In Sweep Of Cougars
• Man charged in murder has record as rapist
• Milestones ahead for region's major road projects
• Homeless find 'safe haven' off Randall Parkway
• Former hospital in upset bid phase
• Navy officer, Vietnamese crew member reunite
• Women's Basketball Preview: George Mason
• Here Now - UNCW grad learns, teaches in Georgia adventure
• North Brunswick leaders gather for budget coaching
• Police find woman's body in missing-person case
• Soles found not guilty of assault
• With key decisions ahead, legislators pay a visit
• Judge's order prevents hearing to remove Brunswick commissioner
• Artist wants you to Rise Up'
• DOT chief explains changes under way
• IRS fines Navassa nearly $35k
• Serv Safe Food – Feb. 27
• Substance Abuse Counseling Program – Jan. 24
• Behavioral Health Technician – Jan. 17
• CFCC seeks former Atlantic Coast Line Railroad employees for special ceremony to mark construction milestone
• Carolina Beach Harris Teeter opening date still unknown
• N.C. universities leader wants tuition hike less than 10 percent
• Track Preview: Navy Open
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday closings
• StarNews Weekly News Quiz - Jan. 13
• Book sale to feature Civil War books
• VPS buys Illinois convenience stores
• Action! Martial arts films planned for city
• New Hanover News & Notes - Honors organization; lifetime award
• Panthers Tag Seahawks With 75-61 Loss
• UNCW Frigid In Loss At No. 18 Delaware
• Castle Hayne man pleads guilty to 1999 murder
• Wrightsville Beach to get public input on beach smoking ban
• Southport alderman reverse decision
• Sex abuse victim files lawsuit against former coach
• Boxing center needs repairs
• Home sales hold steady in 2011, while prices fall
• Businesses bank on wellness
• Action! Martial arts films planned for city
• Local man makes appearance in 'Contraband'
• Swimming & Diving Preview: Charleston
• Second Republican says he plans run for Rep. Carolyn Justices seat
• N.C. store worker kills would-be robber
• Former Scorpion now ruling the mat with WWE
• New Hanover News & Notes - Advisory board; diabetes prevention; museum mystery
• Topsail beach parking land owners ask for lease
• Former Scorpion now ruling the mat with WWE
• Trial date set in Brunswick drive-by shooting
• UNCW-published book finalist for literary prize
• Wilmington couple pleads in receipt of drugs through mail
• Car sales race ahead of N.C. rate
• Women's Basketball Preview: Delaware
• Memorial service for Hart announced
• CFCC drama instructor to appear in new Mark Wahlberg film
• News & Notes - Brunswick Literacy sets training dates
• Goodwill - Dont forget elders as winter closes in
• New Hanover schools seek support
• New Hanover Animal Control manager fired
• 1,000 Games Later: A Look Back
• Wilmington teen finds work on 'The Finder'
• Volunteer, Corning IT specialist practices what she preaches
• Performance - Dad’s Garage Improv Theatre
• New Hanover News & Notes - Repair program
• News & Notes - Anniversary; Eagle Scout; grant winners; winery awards; gardeners' certification; dictonary giveaway
• Reporting suspected child abuse mandatory
• Sign up for StarNews Conscience Fair
• Try dancing for exercise fun
• Aquarium welcomes new animals
• Former law enforcement officer aids Teen Court
• No vote on former Oak Island manager's severance
• Fees to drive on Freeman Park not going up
• Authorities arrest Teen Mom 2' star
• Firefighters raise money for local memorial
• Police arrest shooting suspect
• Brunswick DA, judge go to Supreme Court
• NC panel - Sterilization victims should get $50K
• Rain not enough to dent drought
• Battleship might not be dark at night too much longer
• Back Then - Pearl Harbor spurs spate of local stories
• Shore Shack offers doughnuts, more
• US Airways adds first-class seating to small jets
• Cape Fear dredging prompts little concern
• Seahawks Take Sting Out Of Bees
• Fending off gridlock
• Dressing for TV success
• New Hanover News & Notes - Beekeeping classes; Girl Scout cookies; blood drive
• Landfill expansion plan sparks concern on property values
• Belville officials weigh town hall location options
• Brunswick County fugitive in custody
• Emergency response to Lightning Whelk Way reveals no fire
• Man suspected in more than 50 property crimes
• Oak Island appeals case to high court
• New chief of Pender schools off and running
• Reward offered for information on burned barn
• Eagar out as N.C. Ports Authority CEO
• Rendleman Picks Up Second CAA Honor
• Man who claims sexual relationship with Soles arrested
• Belville mayor's sexual battery case delayed again
• Court to hear dispute between DA, judge
• Judge denies motions filed by Sparks
• 'OTH' fans form lasting friendships
• Bridge testing will snag traffic
• Barn burns in Pender County
• 'One Tree Hill' cast offers a few words about Season 9
• Justice questions convicted felon requirement change
• Sheriff's office has largest heroin bust in New Hanover history
• Brunswick News & Notes - Chamber award nominations; BCLC orientation
• Pender News & Notes - Eagle Scout; Alzheimer's support group
• Seahawks Fall To Rams In CAA Road Opener
• N.C. 211 widening will affect fewer businesses, more woodpeckers
• Leland mayor to hold office hours to talk with residents
• Reports of child abuse, neglect up 50 percent in New Hanover County
• Crew members became a family
• Surging Seahawks Capture Fourth Straight
• Dodge Chargers part of new era in law enforcement
• 'One Tree Hill's' impact felt beyond TV show
• Swimming & Diving Opens With Sweep
• New Hanover County coastal areas hit hard by revaluation
• Oak Island may tap its savings to pay severance
• Sewer builder chooses faster process
• Crew members became a family
• Women's Basketball Preview: VCU
• Here Now - Memorial garden uncovered
• New Hanover County coastal areas hit hard by revaluation
• Crash kills man, injures deputy
• New year, renewed focus
• New Hanover County judges evaluated
• Carolina Beach eyeing Freeman Park fee hikes
• What 'One Tree Hill' cast, crew, fans say about early screening
• Rep. Justice asks Berger to resign
• Swimming & Diving Preview: North Florida
• $512,000 in fines and counting
• Boil water advisory issued
• Oak Island Senior Center temporarily closed
• H2GO study focuses on supply options
• Wells Fargo consolidating offices at Mayfaire
• High school college credit program gets a makeover
• 6-foot emu runs amok in Harnett County
• Fire under control at Chloride Systems in Burgaw
• Cold-stunned turtles washing ashore
• New Hanover News & Notes - Corning donates to YWCA
• Police track hot items digitally
• Battle for funds starts
• Cold-stunned turtles washing ashore
• Men's Tennis Team Ranked 43rd In Poll
• Animal control manager's leave extended
• New Hanover County gets new spokesman
• The end of the ride
• Local DJ to raise money for scholarship
• Mom can't donate pagan books to son's Western N.C. school
• Seahawks Humble Huskies In Matinee
• Controlled burns planned in Brunswick, Pender counties
• Southport celebrates MLK Day with two events
• Casting under way for 'The Conjuring'
• Ferry tolls to increase
• Governor incensed over veto machinations
• Seahawks Erase Matthews Curse, 70-62
• New Hanover News & Notes - Guardian ad Litem volunteers; scholarship semifinalists; mock trial
• Boiling Spring Lakes approves concealed weapons ordinance
• Wilmington board nixes hotel funneling proposal
• Chase through two counties fails to turn up suspect
• County won't play ball over stadium
• Murdered couple had ties to Southport
• Carousel at mall to be removed
• Fewer seats in New Hanover pre-k programs after state cuts
• AAIPharma Services acquires Celsis Analytical
• Project will block Myrtle Grove Road
• Unemployment rate unchanged in November
• US Aiways to offer more D.C. flights, just not from ILM
• Women's Basketball Preview: Northeastern
• News & Notes - Eat Stroganoff and help babies
• Goodwill - Layaway Santas earn heartfelt gratitude
• Animal control director's fate unclear
• Report from Pine Valley murder details fatal stab wounds
• Pilot sentenced to probation for lying to investigators after crash
• News & Notes - Charity donation; Senior Games; caregiver award; scholarship; honor society
• Historian to discuss Lincoln and Gen. McClellan
• Group celebrates grandparents raising kids
• Wilmington officials unanimously approve voluntary annexation
• Winter months are good for walking in the woods
• New Hanover News & Notes - Alumni award; charitable donation; AmeriCorps program
• Pender board endorses corridor study
• School board reviews plan for former Virgo school
• Brunswick school officials push to chance state rule
• CEO admitted to lying on tax forms to avoid paying $4.5M
• Flying cookware alleged in New Year's Eve arrest
• Judge to decide fate of former Wilmington councilman
• Council not keen on public safety commission
• Cold snap that brought flurries will stick around another day
• Optimism for local housing market in 2012
• Green Swamp preserve grows
• Head injury caused boater's death
• High school baseball, football once played at Bellamy Park
• H2Go director aims to mend fences, expand utility's reach
• Fighting the aging process
• Back Then - Years 1861, 1911, 1961 brought major events
• Happy Days Diner closed, change coming
• Marine program gets space at Topsail marina
• CFCC offers new Heritage Arts classes to teach traditional crafts
• Pizza party - Local eateries offer yummy deals
• New Hanover News & Notes - Line dance class; museum activities; beekeeper class
• Hot-Shooting Seahawks Soar Past Aggies
• Rendleman Rattles Blue Hens In 80-75 Win
• What restrictions are placed on historical homes?
• Community Action repays state $500 after ruling on misspent funds
• Some contest usefulness of Village Road improvements
• Powerball ticket price to double to $2
• Pender News & Notes - DAR meeting; Hospice open house
• Brunswick News & Notes - Photography class; teen leadership training
• Brunswick News & Notes - Cooperative Extension classes; museum programs
• Housing authority chooses architect for Eastbrook work
• Burgaw hopes to lure industry with shell building
• Dolphin Dippers plunge into the new year at Surf City
• Medical examiner says Pantano is 'innocent' in 2004 deaths of 2 Iraqis
• WBB Preview: North Carolina A&T
• N.C. gas tax jumps almost 4 cents with New Year
• N.C. gas tax will jump almost 4 cents with New Year
• Top stories 2011 - 'OTH' stays for one last season
• Divisive median idea gets second look
• Rites of the new year
• Here Now - Aid groups struggle as needs rise, funds fall
• Documentary to tell 1898 story
• Downtown is growing slowly
• Hope reigns as Americans prepare to ring in 2012
• Top 10 of 2011 - Weird, wacky weather
• Seahawks Stiffle Paladins In 72-61 Win
• Market Street reopens after wreck
• WPD investigating possible bomb
• 70-year-old among three in drug bust
• Trash for a cause
• Portuguese man-of-war encounters unlikely
• Nuke plant violations found, corrected
• AAIPharma to build lab, technology center
• New Hanover News & Notes - Outreach coordiantor; librarian honored
• Seahawks X-out Musketeers, 59-52
• Brunswick County commissioner files police report
• Turnover continues in Leland police ranks
• Downtown Wilmington advocate dies
• AAIPharma to build lab, technology center
• Shallotte man accused of leading cops on chase
• Top 10 of 2011 - Port City nabs production of 'Iron Man 3'
• Top 10 of 2011 - Soles saga continues
• Berger likely won't have county TV show
• Goodwill sees flurry of donations
• Port will line Cape Fear with surveillance cameras
• New Hanover News & Notes - Volunteers honored at museum
• Port will line Cape Fear with surveillance cameras
• Women's Basketball Preview: Xavier
• Canadians invade for New Year's Eve
• Top 10 of 2011 - Irene soaks region, cuts power
• CAA Honors UNCW's Smith Once Again
• 'One Tree Hill' successor sought
• Top 10 of 2011 - Wildfire consumed 49 square miles
• News & Notes - River Watch to hold StriperFest
• Goodwill - Anonymous angel returns lost purse
• Agreement in place to sell StarNews, 15 other papers
• Centenarian celebration
• Nonprofits can sign up for the Conscience Fair
• Senior brings Ability Garden to New Hanover High
• Cleanliness keeps germs at bay
• Grateful heart-transplant recipients gather together
• Rotarians travel to India to help orphans
• Agreement in place to sell StarNews, 15 other papers
• Brunswick jail inmate's death called suicide
• Sheriff's sergeant shoots, wounds couple
• MyReporter fuels simmering debate over 'Kerr'
• Keeping preemie heads warm for four years
• Back Then - Gabriel signs with L.A. Rams in 1961
• Occupy group mapping plans
• DSS board sets personnel session
• Top 10 of 2011 - Legislators seek repeal of racial bias law
• Dislike for feral cats impedes effort to lower their population
• Organizations present honors and awards
• 147 years later: Fort Fisher presents 2-day historic event
• Brunswick News & Notes - Fundraiser; volunteer training; animal waste applicator class
• Brunswick News & Notes - Teacher of the year; pageant winners
• Pender News & Notes - Lodge donates to bands; students decorate masks; e-book training; livestock group meets
• Dislike for feral cats impedes effort to lower their population
• StarNews columnist dies after cancer battle
• New Hanover News & Notes - Halyburton Park programs
• Approaching cold front could bring severe storms
• Convenience store clerks ready to shoot if necessary
• Top 10 - Berger's personal life brings strife among officials
• Budget cuts, vetoes follow GOP takeover of N.C. legislature
• Hampstead family loses house to fire
• Convenience store clerks ready to shoot if necessary
• Pender fitness program saves county money
• Leland building will become cultural arts center
• Brunswick Hospice center receives $1 million donation
• Shoppers swarm on Christmas Eve
• Shoppers swarm on Christmas Eve
• Voices of Conscience - Teens pet project paying off for animals
• Two local writers document life under Jim Crow
• Warmest Wishes From Seahawk Nation
• Here Now - A thanks for those who work on Christmas
• Parents at 3 schools to vote on going year-round
• CFCC, architects meet on Pender project
• Single bullet kills teen girl, hits two other people
• Local economy full of upsets in 2011
• To church or not to church on Christmas
• Leland plans to build toward more walkable town
• Police charge man in connection with gunfire
• County manager looks to 2012 challenges
• Trader Joe's? Meet city traffic
• Porters Neck Blockbuster to close
• Voices of Conscience - Girl Scout leader kept troop motivated
• Local region steps up with help for needy
• New Hanover News & Notes - WDI donates to charities; poster contest winner; artwork displayed
• New Hanover News & Notes - Parade winners; school grant; alumni award
• Temperature near 80 on first day of winter
• Wilmington mayor defends suit over annexation law
• A+ Certification Prep – Part 1, Essentials and Part 2, Practical – Jan. 18
• Substance Abuse Counseling Program – Jan. 9
• Behavioral Health Technician – Jan. 10
• Electrical Contractor License Study Prep – Jan. 9
• Plumbing Apprenticeship – Jan. 9
• Voices of Conscience - Pender woman finds many ways to give
• Hotels close as deal with Carolina Beach falls through
• N.C. Senate majority leader tells cities to back off annexation fight
• Dewey Hill not running for another N.C. House term
• Local health notes - Wilmington Health hires OB/GYN
• New pastor revitalizing Temple Baptist
• Water demand might exceed limits
• City considers voluntary annexation
• 'Secret Santas' surprise with layaway payoffs in Triangle
• Ferries cut back this weekend
• Coordinated shoplifting rings target Wilmington stores
• Deacons Hold Off Pesky Seahawks, 87-78
• Miller Signs With Rochester Rhinos
• House fire draws emergency crews in Leland
• Coordinated shoplifting rings target Wilmington stores
• Ferry tolls based on $8 million in studies
• Report details denial of Virgo charter school plan
• Teacher faces DWI charge after crash
• Welcome to winter
• Local business notebook - Telemarketer's calls banned by N.C.
• Voices of Conscience - Volunteer Duffy vital to Brunswick program's success
• Man charged with break-ins, identity theft
• News & Notes - Prom Expo benefits Women of Hope
• Christian addiction center sees first-year success
• Goodwill - Couple thanked for rescuing wandering dogs
• Christmas closings
• Jolly old elf takes Christmas role seriously
• Santa Claus' train cost 50 cents, provided special memories
• N.C. gasoline tax to rise almost 4 cents in January
• Back Then - Salvation Army's Christmas in 1911 much like today
• Voices of Conscience - Greiner aids developmentally disabled
• Investigator: Homeless man killed over $4
• Duke Bedevils UNCW In Cameron
• Authorities search for wanted man
• Red-light cameras remain divisive
• Parents nit-picking over bump in head lice cases
• Report on Titan draft air permit ready
• Agency must compete for Head Start
• News & Notes - 'One Tree Hill' on DVD; book signing; elf camp; boating classes; grief group
• Voices of Conscience - Greiner aids deveopmentally disabled
• Rescued animals join couples herd in Brunswick County
• Grilling? Use separate utensils for raw, cooked food
• N.C. jobless rate drops in November
• lets readers tell stories
• Ask the aquarium: Sea star's spot essential to feeding
• Baseball Season Tickets Now Available
• Woman Friday business helps seniors with chores
• December snow in 1943 paralyzed city
• Coalition maps 4 water trails, plans future for island
• Christian Recovery Center offers plan for addictions
• CAA Honors Zahorodny For Academics
• Berger removed from DSS meeting
• BSL to revise manager's contract
• CFCC’s Holiday Helpers program brightens the season for families in need
• Drug monitoring system used only sparingly
• Peterson Appears On Statewide Radio Show
• New Hanover News & Notes - Eagle Scouts
• Wilson Tip Wins Wild One For Seahawks
• Sheriff deputies remove Brunswick commissioner from meeting
• Drop in Wilmington crime rates reflects national decline
• NYT in talks to sell StarNews, 15 other regional newspapers
• Bail set at $250,000 for suspect in homeless man killing
• Principal ending 35-year career in Brunswick school system
• Treatment options
• From ERs to pharmacies, drug policies changing
• Drug monitoring system used only sparingly
• Voices of Conscience - Food pantry coordinator offers lifeline
• Berger says he'll sit with DSS board
• Berger defends service after being knocked off boards
• American Battleships' quietly films in Port City
• Scammer's sentencing hearing set
• Space continues to tighten at CFCC as student applications grow
• Hanukkah celebrated in variety of ways
• Women's Basketball Preview: Duke
• Downtown Italian restaurant to close
• Photos - Christmas displays light up area
• Voices of Conscience - Dogs connect at Hospice
• Lela Thompson to receive award for contributions to local theater
• Drug war's focus turns to pharmaceuticals
• Four stories of criminals who dealt prescription drugs
• Does punishment fit prescription drug trafficking crimes?
• Brunswick News & Notes - Event benefits Providence Home; bowling league celebrates winners
• Pender News & Notes - Hampstead man to study in Australia
• Woman wants to help needy families for Christmas
• Voices of Conscience - Browns help first-graders learn to read
• New Wave Transit center to cost about $6.5 million
• Rams Deal Seahawks Loss In CAA Debut
• 'Hornet's Nest' cast enjoy stay in Wilmington
• Woman charged in killing at homeless camp
• Photos - Christmas displays light up area
• BEMC to use solar power at warehouse
• Voices of Conscience -- Making an impact on patients
• Long struggles with drugs ended in death
• Abuse of prescribed medicines takes deadly toll
• UNC Wilmington Trustees Approve 2012-13 Tuition and Fees
• House fire on Robert E. Lee Drive intentional
• Students commemorate USO's 70th anniversary
• City launches Gun Crime Reduction Task Force
• Commissioners' feud carries over in emails
• Parts of 2 Leland schools evacuated after bomb threat
• UNCW trustees unanimously support 10.7% tuition, fees hike
• City council talks annexation, baseball, bridge
• Trader Joe's coming to Port City
• Truck crash shuts down swing bridge
• Oysters thriving in Dick's Bay
• American Pickers' visit Brunswick County site
• Gifts with class - Lessons a last-minute option
• Seahawks Sink Bucs Ship With Late Run
• Burgwin Wright House to celebrate 'Colonial Christmas'
• 'Meet the Help' co-author to sign book
• Pender manager postpones retirement
• Pedestrian hit and killed by tractor-trailer on MLK Parkway
• New council members restore Navassa mayors authority
• Brunswick News & Notes - Parting of the ways; celebrate solstice; senior golf
• New Hanover News & Notes - Hall of fame inductee; plaque bestowed; letter carrier honored
• New members of Leland Town Council take seats
• Voices of Conscience -- Healing to helping
• Woman to be charged with Southport bank robbery
• Laite Named To All-State Squad
• New Hanover commissioners pass over Berger
• Former Swimmer Makes Big Splash In CSB
• Delta to take over ILM to New York flights this summer
• Castle Hayne man charged in Belk fire
• WBB Preview: Charleston Southern
• Chamber fetes advocates, leaders
• Hampstead man to seek House seat
• Questions remain on inner workings of Community Action
• Sandra Sheridan's name on board members' list a mystery
• Utility authority tables raises, bonuses
• Business notebook - TranS1 gets boost from Medicare company
• Sewer line repair to affect 17th Street
• Analysis - Obama can't say it enough: Iraq war over
• Topsail board OKs sending out easement documents
• Man sentenced to 15 years on firearm charge
• New Hanover News & Notes - Scholarship winners; sheriff's office receives grant
• Special Called Meeting of the UNC Wilmington Board of Trustees Dec. 16
• Live Simulcast of UNC Wilmington Commencement via Web and Cable TV Saturday, Dec. 17
• Police searching for suspect who shot woman
• Virgo charter application denied
• Wilmington activist Margaret Rogers dies
• Seahawks Sign Six During Signing Period
• Pope Named Preseason NCBWA All-America
• Seahawks Honored For Classroom Efforts
• Utility authority tables raises, bonuses
• New Hanover News & Notes - YWCA seeks award nominations
• Church to meet at Belville school
• 'Jack to the Future' films locally
• Goodwill - Animal shelter donation came from heart
• N.C. cities remove motion, annexation suit still on
• New town council fires Oak Island manager
• Swamp Loggers' returns to Discovery Channel
• Local man sees hope after Haiti quake
• CEO of PPD resigns
• New Hanover News & Notes - Miss Castle Hayne; USO anniversary; luminary lighting
• Opponents of megaport idea crowd hearing
• Fresh Oak Island board gets down to business
• Carolina Beach officials begin duty
• Marijuana grow operation busted
• Higher price sought for hospital
• GE lands big aircraft engine order
• "Fans W/ Cans" Continues Against Xavier
• $10,000 reward offered for information about burglary
• Drugs, guns seized in Southport arrest
• Former teacher pleads guilty in sexting case
• Police call suspicious death a 'medical situation'
• Convention center LEED certified
• Meteor shower peaks Wednesday night
• Fort Johnston's history long and quirky
• Family has enjoyed decades on the Intracoastal Waterway
• N.C. ferries adjust holiday routes to save money
• Back Then - In 1961, editorial predicted four-year college for Port City
• Lake Waccamaw named tops among N.C. state parks
• Inventor gives Cape Fear students real-world lessons
• Frank Capra's 'It's A Wonderful Life'
• New Hanover News & Notes - Boil water advisory; marketing partnerships; choral scholarship; holiday cards; kids night out
• UNC Wilmington Receives Second $1 Million Gift from Osher Foundation for Lifelong Learning Institute
• Pender board decides not to back road plan
• Southport bank robbed
• Pender high schools' calenders would shift under plan
• Water outage, low pressure expected in Wilmington
• State denies increase in insurance rates for rentals
• UNCW announces $1M Osher gift
• Commissioner's Facebook post leaves residents puzzled
• Possible Skyway project puts future of land up in air
• Rendleman Shares CAA Weekly Honors
• Carolina Beach McDonalds unveils new look
• Could American's bankruptcy be bad for ILM?
• Utility authority to consider bonuses, raises
• Partnership to aid with marketing
• Area schools put grant money to use
• Official: Cleaning up Leland a 'priority'
• Brunswick News & Notes - Contest winners; learn to give back; 4-H'ers win contest
• Pender News & Notes - Night in 'Bethlehem'; student earns scholarhip
• Official: Cleaning up Leland a 'priority'
• Farris takes on new mission
• N.C. Maritime Strategy subject of public meetings
• Restaurant grades getting a makeover
• Belk evacuated due to trash compactor fire
• Seahawks Send Lady Camels Packing
• Cape Fear Memorial Bridge painters to return in spring
• Online store offers Sunset Beach bridge-themed souvenirs
• Changes to food safety enforcement are coming
• Locals tout groups' ratings
• State Sen. Rabon: '...it's bad manners'
• Student strikes teacher at Town Creek Elementary
• Southport to move visitors center
• Airlie Gardens receives bequest
• Second fish story for Ocean Isle family
• Surf City to retain night beach driving
• Engineering firm opens office in Port City
• Hospital worker flu shots required
• Atlantis Holdings files for bankruptcy; projects on hold
• Soles case continued until January
• N.C. lawmakers look at cost of museums, fairs
• Some along Goodman Road worry about winding up with dead-end status
• A whale of a necropsy
• Brunswick News & Notes - Book sale; recreation classes; museum programs
• New Hanover News & Notes - Flotilla winners; book award winners; horse title
• Southport board gives mayor power to once again appoint committees
• Wrightsville Beach farmers market enforcing local' rule
• Topsail residents weigh new bridge plans
• Gas leak quickly contained
• New Hanover County Schools ranks high in National-Board certified teachers
• Fire near Echo Farms contained
• A whale of a necropsy
• Case against Soles is continued
• N.C. opposes robo calls to cell phones
• Serv Safe Food – Jan. 9, 2012
• Introduction to HVAC / R – Jan. 7, 2012
• Reward offered in pelican deaths
• Emergency sewer repairs on 23rd Street
• Four Set For UNCW Athletic Hall of Fame
• Morning fire damages longshoreman's home
• Public hearing to be held on Surf City swing bridge
• Two men in custody after Game Giant robbery
• New Hanover News & Notes - Award nominee; CFCC employee donations
• Seahawks Storm Back To Clip 49ers
• Fall Commencement: New Flock of Seahawks to Fly Dec. 17
• Whale carcass washes ashore in Carolina Beach
• Wilmington planning board backs developer's annexation plan
• Leland settles with 2nd officer
• Wilmington historian explores ties during anniversary
• Supporters launch Wilmington-area arts council
• Locals join debate on immigrant policies
• Man pleads guilty in mortgage frauds
• Area photographer buys former museum site
• Burgaw's Christmas parade is Saturday
• Goodwill - Walmart shopper saves the day
• N.C. immigration policy committee meets
• Toys For Tots Games Coming Up Soon
• 'Port City' film gaining fame
• Good Works - Blue Knights Chapter makes donation
• Absent drivers burden Brunswick schools
• Whale captured on video outside Masonboro Inlet
• Castle Hayne Road drug bust leads to Columbus County raid
• Business leaders invited to attend CFCC’s “BIG” Symposium
• CFCC Student Receives First-Ever Scholarship From Alliance Credit Union
• Some Boiling Spring Lakes residents support business signs
• It's official - Wave buses will soon be billboards
• New Hanover teachers face new evaluation process
• Great white shark sightings rare
• Seahawks Extinguish Flames, 77-68
• Bonuses coming to Brunswick school employees
• Developers hope Wilmington will annex property
• AmeriCorps and UNC Wilmington Seek Regional Nonprofits In Need of Helping Hands
• UNC Wilmington and Measurement Incorporated Form Public/Private Partnership to Implement Reading Recovery National Grant
• Waccamaw Bank critically undercapitalized'
• Police department topic of special Leland council session
• Former Braves manager visits to talk baseball
• Halonen Wins CAA Swimming Honors, Again
• Back Then - Raleigh football team feted after victory
• Gallery a 'Projekte' for all people
• Great white shark sightings rare
• Bald Head Island considers appeal
• UNCW student takes Miss NC USA title
• Women's Basketball Preview: Charlotte
• Boil water advisory lifted for North 3rd area
• Ted Davis picked as new board chairman
• No injuries in Holden Beach fire
• Plan would restrict location of new hotels within city limits
• All Clear Given. Students and Others May Now Move about Freely on Campus
• Plan details upgrades at popular Brunswick park
• Leland approves new flexible' building codes
• Plan would restrict location of new hotels within city limits
• Anderson Cooper show to feature Wilmington woman
• Possible apartment fire prompts response
• Quintiles closes Wilmington office
• PPD now private company as acquisition finalized
• IHOP coming to Monkey Junction
• Smith Collects Rookie-of-the-Week Honors
• Onslow County rescue group forced to turn away horses
• Wilmington Council to consider annexation request
• Bright savings on light bulbs
• Job eliminations begin at Clark Co.
• 'Click It' enforcement raises awareness
• Mermaid Castle gift shop is a labor of love
• Halonen Shines At Georgia Fall Invite
• Proposed Pender jail could cost around $19 million
• Convention center to display postcards from area beaches
• City vs. Monkey Junction - annexation battle continues
• Cuts could leave poor residents out in the cold
• Seahawks Scorched By Dragons In Opener
• Reports of Man with Rifle In Community Near Campus -- Take Shelter Immediately
• Beach property values will feel biggest impact
• Seahawks Post Big Win Over Redbirds
• Not a crash, merely a correction
• Beach property values will feel biggest impact
• Halonen Just Misses UNCW Record
• Sales are fast and fir-ious
• Women's Basketball Preview: Drexel
• Fiala Posts Season-Best At Fall Invite
• Wreck stalls traffic near Isabel Homes bridge Friday night
• Pender County manager retiring, finance director moving on
• Here Now - China rising, but UNCW prof sees trouble ahead
• Fans jump at 'One' special sale
• Plata Wins Gold Medal With USA Baseball
• Murder closes book on Spider-Man robberies
• Housing voucher waiting list opens
• UNCW Baseball Announces Banquet Speaker
• Food trucks collaborate for success
• Pender's Millers Pond Park is now open
• Chefs help push local seafood
• Carolina Beach Scotchman robbed
• Gas leak closes parts of Eastwood Road
• 'Hornet's Nest ' movie set buzzes
• Judge could rule today on anti-annexation petitions
• Investigation into former Brunswick DA finished
• Judge sides with anti-annexation petitions
• Retail Details: Holiday extravaganzas
• Top leaders receiving bonuses in Brunswick
• Wilmington man charged after construction-related dispute
• Area jobless rate up nearly 1% over 2010
• Vote on gay marriage prompts project
• Sweet potatoes a key crop for area farmers
• Cross Country Season Review
• From newsroom to movie set
• New Topsail bridge is hearing topic
• Food trucks collaborate for success
• Plant sale benefits people with disabilities
• Last Minute Art Show will feature local artists' work
• Meet and greet this weekend for Down East Connect Farmer
• AquaHawks To Compete At Georgia Invite
• Boaters warned of Intracoastal Waterway dredging
• Bond set at $1M for ex-Marine charged in wife's death
• Reward offered in bank robbery case
• Rockets Rally To Edge Seahawks, 75-73
• Student-Run French Film Festival at UNCW Offers Rare Opportunity for Moviegoers Dec. 4-6
• Shareholders OK PPD buyout
• Wilmington, Southport annexations unlikely
• Reward offered in bank robbery case
• Area health notes - Wilmington doctor to lead state medical society
• Applications open for scaled-back heating assistance
• Crowds expected at Wilma Expo
• Bond set at $1M for ex-Marine charged in wife's death
• Seahawks Survive Scare To Bounce Bobcats
• New Hanover News & Notes - Chefs to serve up dishes for March of Dimes event
• Local agencies collecting for the holidays
• Video captures great white shark off N.C. coast
• New Hanover submits charter-school application for Virgo Middle
• Research offers clues to bee disorder
• CFCC students show off baking chops at annual open house
• Local author writes children's book about hero dog
• Fort Fisher Holiday Open House offers music, storytelling
• Wrightsville Beach woman is honored by Jewish Federations
• New Wilmington City Council members get acclimated
• Area resident attending Pearl Harbor remembrance
• season premiere set for Wilmington-filmed series
• Authorities investigating homicide in Castle Hayne
• More allegations in Carolina Beach
• Wilmington pastor faces sexual offense charges
• CFCC students show off baking chops at annual open house
• Brunswick schools might follow county lead on bonuses
• Street closed, buildings evacuated after crane bends at hotel site
• Changes to Racial Justice Act may affect area death row cases
• How many freed slaves owned slaves in New Hanover County?
• Swimmer Valtteri Halonen Making A Splash
• Eye doctor works with students on international aid
• Turkey Trot raises $7,000 for fitness trail
• Bank robbery reported in Calabash
• Classes in “Q” Building moved for 11/29/11
• CFCC Awards Ten Merit Scholarships to Local High School Students
• Smoke, no fire found at assisted-living facility
• Choose the Top 10 stories of 2011
• Women's Basketball Preview: Ohio
• Winter Flea returns to arts center
• Review ordered for anti-poverty program
• Pre-Kwanzaa Celebration at UNCW to Reflect on Ritual and Tradition Nov. 30
• State House vote on gas tax cap expected tonight
• State House vote on gas tax cap expected tonight
• Teen participating in Occupy Wilmington gathering charged
• Second-grade teacher faces drug charges
• Blood donation mission inspires medal proposal
• Teen charged in armed robbery
• Woman robbed trying to deposit bank bag
• Photos - 'One Tree Hill' basketball court removed
• 'Hornet's Nest' cast members announced for Wilmington filming
• Flotilla winners are announced
• Medicaid changes hit area health care company
• Emergency sewer work postponed
• Judge halts anti-abortion plates for now
• Portrait of an artist
• Taking inventory at the museum
• One reported dead in Pender County crash
• Man arrested after armed robbery
• Pender commissioners redrawing board districts
• Prison barbers operate inside the barbed-wire
• Manna Ministries unable to feed everyone in need
• Some cities want to challenge change in annexation laws
• Wildcats Edge Seahawks In See-Saw Battle
• Name given for man who died after boat accident
• Advocates searching for one downtown message
• Organization ready to help keep Wilmington residents warm
• Send in nominations for Voices of Conscience
• Home shopping? Get more for your money
• Wilmington's holiday tree lights up Riverfront Park
• Convicted felon no longer works for Pender, Brunswick
• Celia Rivenbark - Going buggy in Amish country
• Flu season begins in the region
• New Oak Island majority: Sewer system overruns, budget are top priorities
• Wilmington Fire Dept. gets grant for manifolds
• And the madness that is Black Friday begins
• Career lab at CFCC starts off on a strong foot
• Berger holds key vote on property deal
• Area teen quacks his way into championship
• Wilmington native receives recognition
• Wilmington could dump dog clean-up stations
• Diners enjoy free meal at Ezzell's Breakfast House
• Hotel on Market Street robbed
• Wilmington chef Keith Rhodes still in 'Top Chef' running
• Victim's wife charged with murder
• Happy Thanksgiving From The Seahawks!
• Budget Bites - Dinner deals for two
• Brian Berger charged with violating protective order
• Health Notes - Pender health department adds nurse practitioner
• New Hanover News & Notes - Landfall Homes Tour supports nonprofit
• Sheriff looking into possible protection order violation by Berger
• Shoppers, retailers get their game on for Black Friday
• New classical radio station now on the air
• Some Southport residents raising a stink
• Person injured in morning wreck
• Cape Fear bridge painting continues
• StarNews tackles Black Friday
• 1 dead in boating accident in Masonboro Inlet
• Herd Holds Off Charging Seahawks, 69-64
• Popular Artificial Sweetener Penetrating the Gulf Stream, UNC Wilmington Scientists Confirm
• Pender County names new schools' superintendent
• Untreated wastewater spills into New Hanover County creek
• Sheriff looking into possible protection order violation by Berger
• 'Arthur Newman' wraps with goat
• Youngsters learn life lessons in Junior Golf Academy
• Holidays and history: Home tour helps historical society
• Dentists travel to Bangalore, India, to help orphans
• Munger Adds To Accolade To Trophy Shelf
• Police use helicopter to nab driving suspect
• Expect a crowd during Thanksgiving travel
• Brunswick County employees to get bonuses
• Disease infecting state's deer population
• N.C. jobless rate slips
• E.P. Godwin Stadium home to baseball since at least 46
• Back Then - New way opens to travel to Southport in 1911
• This business makes any party sweeter
• Jamaican lottery 'winner' loses $200,000
• Behind the scenes with a Toys for Tots leader
• UNC Wilmington's Randall Library Honors Two Glass Artists, Penland School of Crafts as 2011 N.C. Living Treasures
• Community Action Inc. to appeal order to pay back $131,000
• Pender County to enforce residency requirement for staff
• Police arrest man on attempted murder charge
• Pawn shop robbed on Carolina Beach Road
• CFCC Cheerleaders to Hold Free Cheerleading Clinics
• Firm agrees to annual $157,000 payment to Carolina Beach
• Living Christmas Tree lighting to continue; ceremony is downtown
• Chief's wife charged with assaulting officer
• Mental health headquarters land sale OK'd
• Final step nears for Titan America draft air permit
• CFCC Career Lab Helps Job Seekers Find Work
• Ex-Carolina Beach employee accuses retiring police chief's wife of threats
• Jamaican lottery 'winner' loses $200,000
• Thanksgiving closings
• Crash kills driver of antique car
• Hearing scheduled on postal switch
• Budweiser Clydesdales delight fans during visit to Mayfaire Town Center
• Fisheries crew tagging sturgeon to learn about their movements
• UNCW Sinks ECU Behind Second-Half Surge
• City, developer still working out details of convention center hotel
• Councilman Tait wants to help unify old and new Leland
• Woman arrested with 2 pounds of marijuana
• One dead after collision at Third and Burnett
• Apartment fire victim identified
• Williams Takes 100 Freestyle On Saturday
• Flyers Glide Past Seahawks On Road
• What's the trouble with L.A. law?
• Developer wants to be annexed into city
• Women's Basketball Preview: ECU
• Celia Rivenbark - Farewell Tinkerbell
• AquaHawks Win Four Events On Friday
• Annual service allows families to recall loved ones
• Inspectors to visit nuclear plant Monday
• N.C. lawmakers take aim at gas tax
• Here Now - Partnership adds volunteers to area nonprofits
• J.A. Alford Seafood site to become 12,400-square-foot retail center
• Occupy Wilmington NC moves to become nonprofit aid group
• Roy gets life in prison for bludgeoning death
• Gray Blogging For CollegeChalkTalk.com
• County reviews land holdings before maybe buying more
• Man ends coast-to-coast walk in Carolina Beach
• Logs treated with toxic chemicals en route to China
• It's a wrap for 'One Tree Hill'
• Drugs, guns seized after 5 arrested
• Want to be on 'The Amazing Race?'
• Show us your thankfulness by sharing your photos
• Cash-flow infomercial host sued
• Walgreens goes mobile for Black Friday
• Navassa clerk fired after fight with boss
• Topsail High School principal reinstated
• Biz Picture - Black Friday mayhem will get an early (or late) start this year
• Retail Details: Color me green over Tickled Pink's wares
• Robbery suspect shot at Wrightsville Country Store
• Grammy Award Winning Carolina Chocolate Drops, Nov. 29, Kenan Auditorium
• Meet Records Fall For AquaHawks Thursday
• Laite Earns All-CAA Accolades
• Leland Town Council adopts rules for parking lots
• Roy testifies about night of fatal attack during Ogden murder trial
• Robbery suspect shot at Wrightsville Country Store
• Barnes & Noble shift sign of times
• Cape Fear Academy greets incoming leader
• Sea Coast Realty to merge with Coldwell Banker Advantage
• UNCW Baseball Adds 11 For 2012-13
• Underground discoveries slow Third St. project
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• Consultant: MPO should keep format
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• Bambenek Announces Fall Signing Class
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• Ask the Aquarium: Are trees hurt by moss?
• Family owned Boardwalk businesses since 1938
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• Students invited to enter coastal art competition
• Aquarium collecting costumes, wrappers
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• New film productions ramp up as others wind down
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• Gallery seizes almost heavenly opportunity
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• Seahawks Fall To Blue Raiders In Opener
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• Governor Honors Feast Down East Partnership with Award for Small Business Innovation
• Survey suggests health problems linked to Southport sewer system
• New film opens office at EUE/Screen Gems
• After nine years, a big One Tree Hill' sale
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• Jenelle Evans and return for second season Dec. 6 on MTV
• Fans in Wilmington for 17th Cucalorus Film Festival
• Unemployment among Iraq, Afghanistan vets 12.1%
• Leland man sentenced on federal drug charge
• Leland looking to revamp sign ordinance
• New Scotts Hill water system up and running
• Local ceremonies honor veterans
• Carolina Beach, state still working toward agreement on new pier
• WBB Preview: Middle Tennessee State
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• Hearing on 'Fatal Vision' case evidence postponed
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• Italian – Feb. 2012
• CFCC Selected As Military-Friendly College
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• Carving out a niche at the Cape Fear Fair
• Seahawks Drop Season Finale In 2OT, 2-1
• Blue Hens Strike In OT To Upend Seahawks
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• Seahawks Lance Knights In Exhibition
• Munger, Halonen Shine Against ACC Foes
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• Meditation mob occupies small part of downtown with positivity
• Police seek suspect in Southport bank robbery
• Students live, and learn, on wheels traveling with the fair
• Fees on the rise for using debit cards as banks search for new revenue
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• Community Action Inc. facing dire financial crisis
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• Seahawks Joust With Knights In Tune-Up
• Prescription drug drop off aims to fight drug abuse
• Survey reveals support for Pender fair
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• Community Action Inc. board in disarray
• Here Now - Ability Garden program's future in doubt
• Auburn Grabs Early Lead In Tradition
• Fact check - Candidates' claims on city issues
• Seahawks Fall To Blue Hens Friday
• 'Port City P.D.' show reaching new viewers
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• Belville mayor's sexual battery case postponed
• Governor's office denies Goolsby's claim he helped land Iron Man 3'
• Swimming & Diving Preview: Virginia Tech
• Backseat Driver - Teen Mom Jenelle Evans involved in car crash
• I, 40 - Exploring the best of the Cape Fear Fair and Expo
• Biz Picture - Local employment numbers improved slightly in September
• Pedestrian hit by minivan in Salvation Army parking lot
• Seahawk Harriers Eye CAA Championships
• "Happiness" Party for UNCW Literary Magazine Ecotone at WHQR Nov. 3
• PPD honors cancer survivors, triathletes
• Love it or hate it, It's a fair' jingle endures
• Sun powers Veggie Wagon mobile produce stand
• Acclaimed Writer Steve Almond to Read during Writers Week at UNC Wilmington Nov. 14-18
• Steve Almond to Tour North Carolina in November to Promote God Bless America, A Book of UNCW's Imprint
• Business owners weigh in on signs
• Ousted Leland police officer describes training ordeal
• Undercover sting 'Lumberjack' nets 12 arrests
• Sandbag time limits may ease in some spots
• Officials tout cooperation on film recruitment effort
• It's official - 'Iron Man 3' to film in Wilmington
• Volleyball Preview: JMU & George Mason
• Marine Corps captain among those charged in child porn crackdown
• Topsail High principal suspended with pay
• Incorporation top topic in race for Castle Hayne council
• Fire extinguished at World Market
• Southeastern Preschool Educational Center revives Trunk-O-Treat in Burgaw
• Police searching for shirtless man
• FEMA center open in Hampstead
• Women's Soccer Preview: Delaware & GSU
• Local Morning Show To Feature AquaHawks
• Fair Tickets cost more than last year, but new $5 walk-around ticket is available
• UNCW Students to Try to Network Their Way to a Job at Connect 2011
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• Planting a Healthier Generation: Feast Down East and FoodCorps to Break Ground on First NHC School Garden Oct. 29
• Chekhov's The Seagull Presented by UNC Wilmington's Department of Theatre Nov. 10-20
• Governor possibly announcing major movie production here Thursday
• Board of Elections to be more visible
• Highway project priorities chosen
• Pender County restaurant gains approval for expansion
• Tradition Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
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• StarNews Weekly News Quiz - Oct. 26
• Budget Bites: Wicked awesome wing deals
• Secretary of Treasury talks jobs in Wilmington visit
• 19-year-old robbed after reportedly trying to buy drugs
• Board reviews charter application for former Virgo Middle School
• SBI investigating possible corruption in Oak Island
• Secretary of Treasury talks jobs in Wilmington visit
• New Leland town manager makes shift from engineering
• Crowded field vies for 3 seats on Burgaw board
• Seahawks Post Strong GSR Rate Again
• White Earns Eurobasket.com Honors
• Halonen, Munger Take Home CAA Honors
• Child taught parent how to operate a locomotive for Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
• MyReporter digs up the history of Hickory Hall Plantation
• Back Then - Battleship anchors left in sea before trip upriver
• New Hanover News & Notes - Plant sale helps Ability Garden
• Now might be the time to refinance home loan, experts say
• Goodwill - Dog owners thank quick-thinking driver for rescue
• Port City Foodies - Treehouse Bistro says goodbye
• Local Startups Have Eight Minutes to Pitch Their Businesses through UNCW Oct. 25
• Tradition Names Top Moments In History
• Beach officials on defensive as SBI investigates 2009 land deal
• A fair chance: Cape Fear Fair and Expo funds scholarship
• Civitan Club names Dickson Baldridge its Citizen of the Year
• Not in vain': Gold Star mother visits Iraq after son dies there
• Longtime volunteer is at heart of the bazaar
• Candidates face off in election debate
• Carolina Beach officials on defensive as SBI investigates 2009 land deal
• Volunteers hope season's final sea turtle nest overcomes issues
• Waccamaw Bank selling 11 branches
• CFPUA names new COO
• Sea-level rise, sandbags on agenda for CRC meetings
• Softball Releases 2012 Schedule
• Rosander's love of prestidigitation, theater turns into business
• CFCC Partners with The Income Tax School to Provide Tax Preparation Education Courses
• Port supporters to hold forums
• Teachers call firings unfair, Head Start officials defend action
• Masonboro intersection opens to traffic after realignment
• CFCC Moves Closer to Selecting Designer for Surf City Campus
• $300,362 lottery jackpot goes to Bladen County man
• Top Players Named For Landfall Tradition
• Development along River Road tentatively scheduled for 2014 opening
• Allegiant Air plane makes emergency landing in Wilmington
• ILM airport sees drop in September passengers
• Teaching about holocaust endangered by state budget cuts
• Development along River Road tentatively scheduled for 2014 opening
• Two board seats up for grabs in Navassa
• Pride Blank Seahawks In Matinee
• Skyrocketing power bills tied to city debt in N.C. towns
• Deaths of two divers off Southeastern N.C. coast a perplexing mystery
• Blank, Cameron Fall In ITA Regional
• Seahawks Swept By Blue Hens Saturday
• Seahawks Sharpen Up For Exhibition
• Driver Scores In UNCW Loss At Towson
• Trying for a new start - Women look to rebuild at Wilmington halfway house
• Seahawks Dominate Emory In Dual Meet
• Election to bring in new leadership for Leland
• Bendig Reaches Plateau In Loss To Towson
• Blank, Cameron Advance In ITA's Doubles
• Seahawks Hound Huskies In 3-0 Shutout
• Man shot in fight at Wilmington convenience store
• Community Memorial Service for Betty Ann Sanders to be held at UNC Wilmington Oct. 29
• Acclaimed Biographer and Literary Critic Arnold Rampersad to Speak on Ralph Ellison at UNC Wilmington Nov. 2
• High School Students From Across the Country to Spread their Wings at UNCW Oct. 22
• Sexual assault charges dropped against former teacher
• N.C. lost more jobs in September than any other state
• Fact check - New Hanover officials' tardiness
• Economic climate spurs start-up businesses
• Soles assault with a deadly weapon case continued
• Brunswick schools ask for input on staggered school schedule
• Enter to win a pair of tickets to An Evening with One Tree Hill
• Leland credit union robbed
• Men's Soccer Preview: Towson
• Biz Picture - Sale of downtown's Sawmill Marina property falls through
• Seats for mayor, two commissioners on Boiling Spring Lakes ballot
• Do we have a need for a French class?
• Layaway shopping making a comeback thanks to tough economy
• Biz Picture - N.C. unemployment rate continues to rise
• Wilmington food truck regulations causing heartburn
• Staying after School - Charter Day School dismisses early due to loss of power
• Oysters most plentiful in N.C.'s southern waterways
• Leland chooses new town manager
• Police investigate homicide at Hillcrest
• Wilmington Banker C. Phillip Marion Jr. Appointed to UNC Wilmington Board of Trustees
• UNCW Presents David Dorfman Dance Performance/Residency, Series of Campus, Community Events
• Police investigating homicide
• Seahawks Impress At ITA Women's Tourney
• TranS1 Inc. gets business boost
• Former circulation manager pleads guilty to obtaining property by false pretenses
• Volleyball Preview: Delaware & Towson
• Blue Ribbon Commission a key player in Virgo future as a charter
• How to Plan the Perfect Wedding – Nov. 2
• Jeffrey MacDonald is incarcerated in New Hanover County jail
• Erin Brennan Enjoys Running On The Coast
• Women's Soccer Preview: Hofstra & NU
• ABC board suspends search for new store
• Swimming & Diving Preview: Emory
• Bass Named CAA Co-Golfer-of-the-Week
• New Orleans Lunch to Jazz Up UNCW in Remembrance of Hurricane Katrina TODAY
• History leaves Brooklyn neighborhood skeptical about future of Virgo school
• VCU Nips Seahawks, 1-0
• Selfless Volunteer Betty Ann Sanders had Lasting Positive Impact on UNC Wilmington
• Scott Whisnant to Receive UNC Wilmington’s Albert Schweitzer Honors Scholars Award Nov. 10
• Plans stalled for Carolina Beach fishing pier
• Feds subpoena documents from Wilmington-based company
• Active community member, TV host Betty Ann Sanders dies
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• Full field vying for seats on Southport board
• History leaves Brooklyn neighborhood skeptical about future of Virgo school
• They look like they're from a storybook, but these beans are real
• New Hanover County fire truck gets stuck in muck along I-40
• Basketball Fans Wing It At Luncheon
• Leland to hold hearing on building codes
• Local business briefs - Reda to speak at Women of Influence
• 'Gracie's Friends' TV show revived for second season
• Calabria Joins Seahawk Hoops Staff
• Appeals court confirms murder conviction in Wilmington officer death case
• Public gives feedback on U.S. 17 project
• Potential Severe Weather Oct. 18 and 19
• Local Actors featured in UNC Wilmington Preview of World Premiere Stage Adaptation of Invisible Man
• Appeals court confirms murder conviction in Wilmington officer death case
• Filling a last wish: Cars vs. Cancer event a labor of love
• Poplar Grove takes a look back at education
• Filmmaker documents local sculptor's work in Colestine'
• WHQR exceeds fall pledge drive goal
• Buying in - Restaurant owner top contributor in city council race
• UNCW chancellor forms group to find innovations
• Even 'Swamp Loggers' don't know when show will return
• Winter Park Optimist T-ball's Coach Tim' now leading his 20th team
• Members of prominent DeRosset family still visit Port City, MyReporter finds
• Back Then - 8-foot shark caught at pier in 1911
• Men's Soccer Preview: VCU
• FEDCON offers opportunity for businesses to network, learn about federal contracts
• Seahawks Tabbed Seventh In CAA Poll
• Zahorodny slows down to answer questions
• CAA Poll Lands Seahawks In Tenth Place
• UNC-Pembroke to Hold Information Sessions for bachelor’s degree program at CFCC
• Media Advisory: Meetings of the UNCW Board of Trustees
• More Than 100 Elementary Students to "Hunt" Fossils During National Earth Science Week at UNCW
• PPD buyout includes $21 million in golden parachute' payments
• Elaborate settings: Club decorates to help children
• Winter Park Optimist logs years of service
• Planetarium becomes a movie set
• Pender officials balk at cost for analysis of DSS program
• 19-year-old bicyclist dies after crash
• Police department's own RoboCop helps out force
• Critics blast Hampstead Bypass project
• New Hanover News & Notes - Church bazaar helps food pantry
• Goodwill - Pair of beach rescues spark gratitude
• Men charged with stealing meth ingredient
• Spider-Man robber strikes fourth time in Wilmington
• 'Disorganized' storm system headed our way
• One hospitalized after van crashes in parking lot on Dawson Street
• PPD in talks with another suitor
• Davis earns Brunswick principal of the year honors
• Parking ticket fee might be going up in Wilmington
• Biz Picture - Wilmington getting a new airline sort of
• Seahawks Announce Schedule Changes
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month Recognized at UNCW with a Focus on Prevention
• Oyster Festival features fierce competition
• Geology instructor wins prestigious teaching award
• I, 40 - So, son, why is your shoe on the school roof?
• What are some of the most dangerous roads for cyclists in Wilmington?
• Boardwalk in the 1950s: Visit spurs memories of good times
• UNCW Takes Eighth, Bass, McLeod Top-10
• Hampstead boat ramp scheduled for January opening
• AME Zion church holding conference at St. Luke
• Woman taken to hospital after being hit by car in Lowes Foods parking lot in Wilmington
• Tigers Topple Seahawks In Overtime
• Dr. Garg to open new facility in Hampstead in December
• Kure Beach candidates disagree over mayor's role
• How soon is too soon? Stores decked out with Christmas decorations
• What are some of the most dangerous roads for cyclists in Wilmington?
• Stats show bicyclists at high risk on Wilmington roads
• Actor with 'CSI,' 'ER' credits charged with attempted burglary in Wilmington
• Spider-Man robber strikes fourth time in Wilmington
• Bass Moves Into Top-10 To Lead Seahawks
• Williams Drops Match In ITA Regional
• Ward Scores As Seahawks Draw With NU
• Quiet opening day for area's oyster season
• Television chef Paula Deen visits BCC to help raise funds for school's foundation
• LaNasa says hes an improved candidate for Wilmington mayor
• Decision Time - Three seats up for grabs on Wilmington City Council
• Occupy protest held outside Bank of America in downtown Wilmington
• Seahawks Fall In Three Sets To Panthers
• Seahawks Sweep On Allen's Birthday
• Challenge arises in Surf City mayoral race, but not on ballot
• Zahorodny, Ester Pace Seahawk Harriers
• Midnite Madness Draws Huge Turnout
• UNCW Opens Homestand With Loss To Mason
• Williams Moves On In ITA Regionals
• Brunswick officials seek to ease disruptions from double bus runs
• Candidates field questions at NAACP, Black Caucus forum
• UNCW Third At Bank Of Tennessee Inter.
• Here Now - Supplies at food pantry reach critical levels
• Circumnavigator, pausing for repairs, reflects on life at sea
• And the winner is - Clyde! Baby gator's name tied to sailor on battleship
• Celia Rivenbark - She's ready to replace Rooney
• Soles hired guards to protect property, police chief says
• John Corbett, Jessy Schram in town filming 'Smile' for Hallmark
• Volleyball Preview: Georgia State
• Biz Picture - Goodbye Wachovia, hello Wells Fargo
• Men's Soccer Preview: Northeastern
• CFCC to Hold Harvest Health, Wellness and Safety Fair
• Salvation Army band plays free concert on Sunday
• Blank, Cooprider Fall In ITA Regionals
• UNC Wilmington Receives National Designation for Commitment to Bicycling and Sustainability
• Annual Midnite Madness Kicks Off UNCW Basketball Season with Fun and Games Oct. 14
• UNC Wilmington’s Lookout Books Imprint Produces National Book Award Finalist
• UNC Wilmington Cameron School of Business Listed Among Top Business Schools by Princeton Review
• Wilmington peace rally targets violent crime
• New Hanover officials mum on fate of vacant downtown building
• Colin Firth, Emily Blunt in area to begin filming of 'Arthur Newman'
• Certification delayed for GE Hitachis new nuclear reactor
• Salisbury Street Bridge in Wrightsville Beach to close for about two weeks
• 7th District contenders rake in $1 million for campaigns
• Man charged with trespassing at home of Soles
• Marshals arrest fraud suspect in Landfall community
• Class-action lawsuit seeks to block PPD buyout
• Seahawks Field Questions From News Media
• Business notes - Wilmington ranks 79th in real estate searches
• Thirty-five teachers win grants from StarNews for classrooms
• Wilmington 79th most popular real estate market online
• Seahawk Hoops Tix On Sale Now
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• High school seniors tackle research, community work for senior projects
• Dock work blocks Diligence tours
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• StarNews Weekly News Quiz - Oct. 13
• Murder suspect: 'I'll sit here for my brother'
• Local imprint's Vision' up for National Book Award
• Early Goal Lifts Panthers Over UNCW, 1-0
• The Katrina Collection, Exhibit by Lori K Gordon, Warwick Center Lobby Oct. 18-24
• Topsail Beach waiting for inlet dredging work to start
• SBI confirms probe of Carolina Beach mayor, two council members
• Man used gun to steal parking spot, authorities say
• Murder suspect: 'I'll sit here for my brother'
• Seahawks Get Things Going With Media Day
• New Hanover County looks to buy bar, pool hall
• Years have brought little change to waterside seafood market
• PTA members sit down with school officials
• Carolina Beach has possible buyer for pier land
• Seahawks Tune Up For CAA Meet
• Brunswick River harbored huge Mothball Fleet,' MyReporter finds
• Britt Motorsports files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• News & Notes - Fishermen help cystic fibrosis research
• Midnite Madness Begins With Cool Treats
• CFPUA sells $44 million in bonds for water, sewer projects
• Goodwill - Returned wallet restores faith in people
• UNC Wilmington Business Faculty: Local Economy Will Grow Faster than State and Nation
• Rep. Iler, panel co-chairman, says N.C. should be unwelcoming to illegals
• Carolina Beach mayor under investigation by SBI
• UNCW students help Cantore film commercials
• N.C. Lions Vision Van screens 55 locals
• Would-be victims walk away after deciding weapon fake or unloaded
• Youths tried to rob 66-year-old with plastic gun
• Seahawks Battle Back To Bite Bulldogs
• Oak Island back-up water line to be replaced
• Foul play not suspected in death of Shallotte man
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Topsail High student charged with bringing gun on campus
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Stranger has casual conversation with man, then stabs him
• Kumar Finishes Second At ECU Lady Pirate
• Economist forecasts growth next year for Wilmington area
• Men's Soccer Preview: Georgia State
• Munger Tabbed CAA Swimmer-of-the-Week
• Diamond Hawks Announce 2012 Schedule
• CFCC Employees Donate $80,000 for Student Scholarships
• Standing water on Canal Drive in Carolina Beach
• Aspiring business owners turn to CFCC for small business advice
• No one hurt in early morning Wilmington house fire
• Housing authority CEO - credited for turnaround - reaps rewards
• Burgaw spa giving days proceeds to cancer survivor
• UNC Wilmington Chancellor Gary Miller to Serve on National Economic Development Committee
• Use Caution: Potential Severe Weather and Heavy Rain Monday Night and Tuesday
• Kumar Tied For Lead At Lady Pirate
• School district investigating gun found in student's car
• Police ask for help identifying Spider-Man Bandit
• Volleyball Preview: The Citadel
• UNCW student shines in professional video training with YouTube
• Bridge painters, already a year late, aim for November
• Housing authority CEO - credited for turnaround - reaps rewards
• Porter Named CAA Defensive POW
• CFCC partnership brings new bachelor degree program to Wilmington
• Pender commissioners work on potential redistricting maps
• Fire Prevention Tips from CFCC’s Fire Protection Technology Program
• Midnite Madness Hoops Festivities Set
• Blustery winds and rain to affect Carolinas
• Halloween Festival
• WG Preview: Lady Pirate Intercollegiate
• Grant helps Burgaw middle schoolers get closer look at the moon
• WHQR schedules mayor, council candidate forums
• UNCW Faculty Senate upset over merging of departments
• E-newsletter designed to aid Pretty in Pink
• Dukes Double Up Seahawks Sunday
• After son is hit by car, mom asks for sign near Holly Tree
• Seahawks Rally To Humble Pride
• Self-promotion key for ex-wrestler-turned-bail-bondsman
• UNCW Rally Comes Up Short At ODU, 3-2
• 'P-cards' make it easy for government officials to make purchases
• Group seeks to stop talks of a megaport
• Senate Leader says time for state to look at incentive programs
• Program paused for suspended students
• Riverfest takes over downtown
• Seahawks Sweep ODU, UR; Men Fall To ODU
• Seahawks Surrender Late Goal In 1-0 Loss
• Retail Details - Savings for cinephiles
• Laite Leads Seahawks In Loss To Huskies
• Fourth-grade teacher sets her sights on prize for supplies
• Men's Soccer Preview: #21 Old Dominion
• Munger, Conrad Win Twice To Pace UNCW
• Here Now - What was it like being a Playboy Bunny in the 60s?
• 'Occupy Wilmington' organizers inspired by 'Occupy Wall Street' movement
• Beach towns hope to keep guests coming as temperatures cool
• Legal Briefs - Man gets at least 14 years for armed robbery, pointing gun
• Food truck owners navigate city rules to operate in Wilmington
• Gateway Project land for sale for $1.9 million
• Pender Commerce Park to be cleaned under brownfield plan
• Internet a source of information, confusion for breast cancer patients
• Students learn to make cut in operating room
• StarNews Weekly News Quiz - Oct. 7 (Battleship edition)
• Retail Details - Movie lovers can get film fix without breaking the bank
• Visiting Writers Share Struggles of Race and Gender in Cuba Oct. 6
• Leland officials seek SBI probe on police misconduct
• Builder vows to fix Kure Beach park project
• Politicians trade jabs over blocked Project Soccer incentives
• Nuclear fuel operation in Castle Hayne scheduled for inspection
• Wilmington man sentenced to 16 years for dealing drugs
• School official regrets literacy message rife with errors
• Allegations against Belville mayor involve groping of woman
• Warrior riders injured in collision
• Riverfest raises awareness of businesses, causes while taking over downtown
• Volleyball Preview: NU & Hofstra
• Women's Soccer Preview: VCU & JMU
• Why local elections should matter to you
• Suspect in fatal Brunswick shooting in custody
• UNCW Falls On Second Half Goal By JMU
• UNCW Sherman Emerging Scholar to Discuss Sunni/Shiite Rivalry and Middle East Politics Oct. 20
• Belville mayor arrested on sexual battery charges
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Diligence snags 1.5 tons of cocaine in Caribbean
• Money from gala to protect Masonboro Island reserve
• Roger Bacon Academy backs Virgo charter school idea
• B.J. Wright in jail under $1 million bond
• Senate's GOP leaders hampered incentive for plant, Dems contend
• Tip Off Luncheon Features Hoops Coaches
• Swimming & Diving Preview: ODU/Richmond
• Brunswick senior services chief resigns
• Revised permit rule promises savings for builders, buyers in Surf City
• New Hanover collects air data for potential EPA sanction appeal
• Boiling Spring Lakes can't agree on political sign plan
• Nasdaq gives Waccamaw Bankshares trading extension
• Cape Fear Watchdog$ - More news points to South Carolina getting tire plant
• Wilmington actor Bill Ladd lands scene with Meryl Streep
• Budget Bites - Appetizing hours
• No charges in lawn mower death of 3-year-old
• Pre-Licensing Property and Casulty – Oct. 22
• MyReporter shares the history of railroad powerhouse Champ Davis
• Forward-looking Davis Community prepares for $22 million makeover project
• Volunteers speed vision screenings for students
• New events join familiar ones at this year's Riverfest
• Private company planning buses to beaches
• Idle Kings Grant water tower to one day be dismantled
• District to seek Virgo charter school
• Wilmington officials suspend enforcement of sign rule
• Detectives identify suspect in deadly shooting
• Crystal Pier must be repaired or demolished, report says
• Southport megaport concept dominates maritime meeting
• Seahawks Wrap Up Windy City CC Tuesday
• Frustrated Leland councilman drops bid to keep seat
• Bass, McLeod Finish Tied For 20th
• New owners vow to push growth at PPD
• Munger Named CAA Swimmer-of-the-Week
• Project Soccer pitch falls short, lawmakers say
• Having a Panic Attack? Try yoga
• Forum at UNCW to explore offshore wind farming
• North Carolina Wesleyan College to host “Meet & Greet” at North Campus
• Men's Soccer Preview: #21 James Madison
• Goodwill - Pet owner appreciates stranger's offer
• MyReporter discovers Charlie the Alligator is still around - and wants you to name his baby
• Brigade Boys and Girls Club a gathering spot for teens
• Pender officials review safety options for U.S. 17
• Hagsund Paces UNCW At Windy City CC
• Sawrey Tied For 15th At Rees Jones
• Former Brunswick hospital to be used for filming
• New Hanover officials OK zoning changes
• Williams Waltzes To B Singles Crown
• Alternative energy at forefront of science event
• PPD's future in Wilmington uncertain after sale
• Wilmington officials grapple with sign violation penalties
• Wilmington pizza deliverer robbed at gunpoint
• Seahawks Open Preseason Practice
• Habitat For Humanity completes landmark subdivision
• Leland officials to hold personnel session
• N.C. DOT contract covers Cape Fear region road repairs
• Bendig Shares More Than Setter Skills
• Photos - Battleship North Carolina at 50
• PPD sold into private hands
• Men's Golf Preview: Rees Jones Inter.
• Farming is a way of life for Atkinson man
• Investigation continues into deadly shooting in Brunswick County
• N.C., S.C. face 2012 with shrunken election budgets
• Batty Battleship's Halloween Bash
• Ghost Ship
• Rainey Scrocco serves her country and her community
• North Brunswick band teacher seeks instrument donations to shore up budget
• Williams Reaches Finals At Tech Tourney
• Foosball enthusiasts converge at Breaktime for state championships
• Seahawks Finish Strong At Wake Tourney
• Steel Frame Inc. sends building materials to Haiti
• Elementis Chromium asks to expand Castle Hayne plant
• Tribe Uses Quick Start To Stun Seahawks
• Lawsuits tie up Belville's downtown development plans
• Balanced Effort Not Enough Against Rams
• Some passengers say they would pay more for ferry ride
• WG Preview: WC Collegiate Championship
• Seahawks Continue Play At Wake Tourney
• Ward, Driver Pace Seahawks In 2-0 Win
• Waiting's the hard part at U.S. Open King Mackerel Tournament scales
• Fifty years ago, entire state rallied to bring battleship here
• Wilmington Housing Authority personnel issue kept under wraps
• Dalton in two TV shows, preparing for more opportunities in L.A.
• Three Seahawks Reach Tennis Quarters
• Brennan Races To Fifth At Mason Invite
• Here Now - Dream of a spacious new home coming true for youth arts group
• Women's Soccer Preview: William and Mary
• Wilmington-area economic indicators - Sept, 30, 2011
• Man says downward spiral led to bank robbery
• Wilmington council might hold off on window signs crackdown
• Seahawks Rally To Take Down Tribe
• Seahawks Open Play In Wake Forest Invite
• 2011 UNCW Economic Outlook Conference to Focus on Forecasts, Global Trade and Real Estate
• Former Pro Will Joins Seahawks Staff
• Pumpkin patch visit could put a bigger pinch on your wallet this year
• AquaHawks Drop Opener To Lady Vols
• 'Project Soccer' jobs could go to South Carolina
• Democratic donors would benefit from 'Project Soccer' deal in N.C.
• Utterson Gets Up Close On UNCWsports.com
• Bridge-opening notices return after line repair
• Wave pulls plug on plans for buses to beaches
• Burgaw chamber backs away from Trunk-O-Treat event
• Coastal Management gets new director
• Port City Foodies - North 4th Big Thai to close
• Men's Soccer Preview: Drexel
• Turtle sculptures to be sold for Topsail rehab center
• Retail Details - Hot formal prices
• 'Project Soccer' jobs could go to South Carolina
• Woodturning examples showcased at aquarium
• ODU Fights Back To Defeat UNCW
• Community Invited to Third Annual Hispanic Business Development Conference at UNCW
• $110,000 robot expands New Hanover dive team's capabilities
• Businesses, parents ... even online donors step in to fill basic classroom needs
• Murdered Hampstead man shot with two different guns
• Pender officials pick 10 school superintendent candidates
• D.A.asks for help from Attorney General's office with Leland police investigation
• Oak Island puts off action on sewer audit petition
• Student-run spa open for business at North Campus
• CAA Prominent In BracketBusters Event
• Seahawk Runners Ready For Fourth Meet
• Volleyball Preview: William & Mary & VCU
• UNCW faculty members worry about move to join 2 departments
• UPDATE - Greenville Avenue standoff ends peacefully after five hours
• Seahawks Halted Due To Lightning
• Circus Day 1935: Lions, tigers and bears s streets
• The Met: Live in HD Returns to UNC Wilmington for Sixth Season; Anna Bolena Premieres Oct. 15
• Official says house fire intentionally set
• Hampstead man charged in stepfather's murder
• TAC supports building 27 miles of railroad
• Milkshake attack met with bullets in return
• Surf City Post Office no longer on closure list
• Student art show raises money for Children's Museum of Wilmington
• Brunswick man arrested in pizza heist
• Site of former Wachovia building sold for development
• Police investigate robbery of Wilmington gas station
• Wild mushrooms a potential killer
• Police seek man who robbed bank at 17th St. and Shipyard Blvd.
• Bass Named CAA Golfer-of-the-Week
• Goodwill - Tiring swimmer saved by a young surfer
• New Hanover beach towns take steps to urge plastic bags ban
• Swimming & Diving Preview: Tennessee
• Wilmington Realtors association opens new headquarters building
• Access advocate, Hooters fan files suit over restroom, signs
• Women's Soccer Preview: Old Dominion
• StarNews Weekly News Quiz - Sept. 28
• Suicide attempts at Cape Fear Memorial Bridge hard to count
• Report: Michigan loses out to N.C. as site for 'Ironman 3'
• Wilmington candidates field questions in voter forum
• Officials eye tech school for Virgo charter
• Court to consider appeal of murder conviction related to officer's death
• Proposed Titan plant draws strong opinions at forum
• Lacking funds, 'Gracie's Friends' TV show to end broadcasts
• Group will take offers to run two Carolina Beach hotels
• Authorities seek man who assaulted woman in Calabash
• Sea Trail Resort owner filing for bankruptcy
• Strong Finish Nets Bass Top-10 Finish
• New Hanover home to Revolutionary and Civil War battles, MyReporter finds
• Back Then - 100,000 see air show plane crashes in 1961
• Civil Air Patrol prepares young people for Air Force, trains volunteers
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission to discuss organizational issues at Global Nuclear Fuel
• Award-Winning Authors to Host Writers’ Roundtable Series at CFCC
• Men's Soccer Preview: Coastal Carolina
• Local teen travels to China for study
• Creekwood units need asbestos removal
• Bass Holds 18th To Lead Seahawk Golf
• Brothers charged with kidnapping woman from Rocky Point
• School bus crashes in New Hanover County
• Carolina Beach reviews options for pier project alternatives
• Rocky Point man charged with rape
• Stolen motorcycle causes Wilmington crash, police say
• Man wearing Spiderman mask robs Wilmington store
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Detectives looking for sweepstakes parlor robbers
• Groups eye Virgo charter school
• Sewer repairs at Third and Wooster delayed until Thursday night
• DOT putting brakes on center turn lanes
• Cape Fear shrimpers savor a strong season despite fuel prices
• Volunteers make the N.C. Jazz Festival work
• Literary magazine features in-state writers
• Summit deals with domestic violence on the job
• Blue Hose Edge Seahawks In Matinee
• Men's Golf Preview: VCU Shootout
• Performance artists say sign ordinance decreases their visibility
• Local music group Beta Radio to be featured on CW's 'Hart of Dixie'
• Risking life, limb and logos for free stuff
• Wilmington Wizards work together against Dark Arts
• Titan public hearings could stoke controversy
• DOT putting brakes on center turn lanes
• Rose Strikes In Loss To Dragons
• Beauty queen shares experiences with disease that causes hair loss
• Late Goal Sends UNCW to 2-1 Loss
• Panthers Sweep Seahawks In CAA Opener
• Arrest made in Club 609 shooting
• Opinions differ on how to fix downtown Wilmington's parking problem
• Meetings scheduled on long-awaited road projects for Military Cutoff, Hampstead
• Blockbuster store a casualty of the evolution of movie rentals
• Mike Cross To Return 'Live and Kickin' At Thalian Hall
• Seahawks League Opener Postponed
• Buoys to be removed from shallow-draft inlets
• New Hanover agency could lose Head Start funding if deficiencies are not rectified
• Leland town manager hopes to resolve cloud over police
• Shooting victims family will hold Walk Against Violence
• August unemployment rates in region highest since 1984
• Lawmakers receptive to proposed beach nourishment policy change
• Strickland pleads guilty to Soles-related charges
• UPDATE: Traffic flowing again after Market Street crash
• Volleyball Preview: GSU & Presbyterian
• Men's Soccer Preview: Hofstra
• UNCW Seahawks Come Together for Annual Beach Sweep Sept. 24
• Firefighter runs 5K course in full gear to honor 9/11 hero
• Dispatchers field calls from trivial to life-threatening
• Dispatchers field calls from trivial to life-threatening
• Seahawks Wind Up CAA Blood Challenge
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Wilmington man sentenced to 19 years for drug trafficking
• Behind the Yellow Tape - U.S. Marshals nab stabbing suspect in Wilmington
• Iron Man 3' might land in Port City
• Biz Picture - Is coming to town to film?
• Keith Rhodes hooked by Top Chef'
• Bonnethead's arrival at aquarium soon followed by bundles of jaw
• Shore Lines - Drone update: Marine Corps confirms aircraft as missile targets
• Cowper gets 3 years' probation, $25,000 fine
• Mrs. Black N.C. will speak at New Hanover library
• Biz Picture - Irene, canceled flights hit ILM passenger numbers
• CFCC to Hold Violin and Piano Concert at North Campus
• Brunswick eyes incentives to score Project Soccer
• Women's Soccer Preview: CAA Opener
• StarNews Weekly News Quiz - Sept. 22
• Tax-assistance centers seek volunteers
• Tour Unique UNCW Lab Supporting Marine Mammal Stranding Program and other Biology-Marine Biology Research
• UNC Wilmington Activities Help Raise Awareness of Rape, Abuse, Incest and Relationship Violence, Sept. 22-26
• New education group discusses discipline issue
• Wilmington-area home sales up 10.5% over last year
• Opposition to New Hanover County's trash plan mounts
• Candidates drop off town board ballots in Burgaw, Southport
• Revamped Pine Grove Drive, Masonboro Loop Road intersection opens
• News & Notes - Walk a Mile benefits Rape Crisis Center
• Brunswick, Pender tourism officials optimistic about survey results
• Goodwill - A final salute to a familiar roadside figure
• Marlins' Hatcher Gets Special Thank You
• North Carolina Democrats take aim at GOP budget
• City having damaged columns repaired
• Boulanger Scores In Seahawks' 4-1 Loss
• UNCW Report Reviews Recent Off-Campus Shooting Incident, Identifies Specific Actions for Campus Notification Improvement
• New policy divies up travel fund for Wilmington City council
• District floats Virgo charter school plan
• North Carolina Democrats take aim at GOP budget
• Fishing-related sea turtle deaths down 90%
• Sun Trust closes commercial real estate special assets operation
• Battle for bridal deals set for Saturday in Wilmington
• UNCW To Donate In CAA Blood Drive
• Report outlines mistakes made following July 29 shooting near UNCW
• Leland police department under state review for training standards
• Successful business venture Learning Express Toys a labor of love for Hobsons
• Back Then - Three men drown near Fort Fisher in 1961
• Q&A With Ashley Dohrer, Women's Soccer
• Photo Gallery: The Making of CFCC’s 9/11 Memorial
• Shooting suspect sought by Brunswick detectives
• New Hanover DSS board briefed on service crunch
• Locally filmed TV shows premiere, but production moves west
• boosts food drive
• Justice system, from jails to courts, to see changes
• THIS IS A TEST of the UNCW Alert Emergency Notification System
• Board hears about duplicate road names
• Commissioners back megaport study
• Former hospital will go on market
• Topsail Middle student a finalist in national science competition
• Justice system, from jails to courts, to see changes
• PPD selects new CEO as sale talk cools down
• Boil water advisory issued for some New Hanover residents
• Building of new Wilmington veterans clinic gets under way
• Ex-Kure Beach commissioner Nelder's court case continued
• New Hanover commissioners plan meeting Wednesday at Williston
• Cooper-Dyke Adjusts Women's Hoops Staff
• Brunswick schools investigating 2 bus incidents
• Trucker who confessed to Bolivia woman's murder linked to several others
• Regional helicopter to get new video device
• Men's Soccer Preview: Duke
• On the cutting edge: CFCC students to offer information about surgical field
• Iconic 'Blue Velvet' turns 25; Barbary Coast starts celebrations
• Soccer Collies to appear at Under the Lights car show
• Spot Festival honors longtime pageant manager
• Hublitz, Riley Pick Up Key Tennis Wins
• I-40 - Parental delusions of grandeur
• Shadow the Bear finds a home in Georgia
• Pender gives county employees 3 extra paid holidays
• Signs will notify drivers of bridge openings
• Catamounts Claw Past Seahawks, 1-0
• State considers privatization of aquariums
• Why do some critics love 'Blue Velvet'?
• Iconic 'Blue Velvet' turns 25; Barbary Coast starts celebrations
• Seahawks Wrap Up Second Day Of Tourney
• Seahawks Drop CAA Opener To Tribe, 1-0
• Male teachers are a rarity in classrooms
• With state pier plans frozen, Carolina Beach mulls future of hotels
• School board member Redenbaugh switching parties from Republican to Democrat
• Seahawk Teams Finish Third In Georgia
• Team USA Tops Diamond Hawks, 9-2
• 92-year-old veteran discovers it's never too late to learn to dance
• Here Now - Hester felt compelled to revive holiday tradition Festival of Trees
• Wilmington cracking down on signs blocking business windows
• Burgaw grappling with possibility of town employee holding public office
• Keightley Leads UNCW In Loss To T&M-CC
• Seahawk Netters Off To Strong Start
• Seahawks Silenced By Ospreys In Opener
• Parking Day goes off without a hitch in downtown Wilmington
• Student in custody on murder charge
• Seahawks Fall To Cowgirls In Opener
• Soccer Collies to appear at Leland Under the Lights
• Volunteer is big man on Brunswick Community College campus
• Greyhound passengers to take a ride with Wave Transit
• Berger barred from contact with Blaylock for year
• N.C. unemployment up to 10.4% in August, above national average
• Poet Cairns to speak on Mt. Athos, monks
• Wilmington's Parking Day goes off without a hitch
• South Brunswick students raise flounder, boost future aquaculture industry
• Baseball Preview: Team USA
• Men's Soccer Preview: William & Mary
• Former Sen. Soles charged with assault
• "Trachyte" Rocks Seahawk Spellers
• Council OKs settlement for police officer
• UNC Wilmington to Bring Together Area Superintendents to Discuss Education Challenges, Innovative Solutions Sept. 19
• Suspects still sought in shooting homicide
• State House speaker visits Wilmington
• Robinson's ceremony honors her career, former judge who died
• Former Sen. Soles charged with assault
• Volleyball Preview: CofC Tournament
• Feds sue Cooperative Bank, officials for $33M
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Insurance agent arrested on charges of embezzling premium payments
• Work will cut water service along Sixth Street
• Women's Soccer Preview: HGI Invitational
• Families invited to downtown Wilmington bicycle ride
• Local business briefs - Fifth of homes here under water,' study says
• UNCW's Smith Takes Pier 2 Pier Title
• Vols Added To Women's Swimming Schedule
• StarNews Weekly News Quiz - Sept. 15
• Mayor Bill Saffo to Kick-Off Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month at UNCW Sept. 15
• Siren and Emergency Communications Test Scheduled for Monday, Sept. 19 at Noon
• Seahawk Harriers Scope Out CAA Course
• Althea Gibson Complex Hosts Tennis Event
• UNC Wilmington Again in U.S. News' Top 5 Public Master's Universities in the South; 14 Consecutive Years in Top 10
• Police respond to possible shooting
• State fines Progress Energy in safety review
• Topsail Beach tax bills to include budget summary
• Reptile rescue group rehabilitates, re-homes scaly pets
• Area student SAT scores drop
• Project Soccer incentives may need special session
• Leland officer files discrimination complaint after training incident
• Behind the Yellow Tape - American flag erected for 9/11 anniversary burned
• Cape Fear Public Authority to issue bonds up to $52.2M for projects
• OSHA 30 Hour Construction Safety – Nov. 4
• Serv Safe Food – Oct. 3
• Electrical Contractor License Renewal – 2011 NEC Code Changes – Oct. 1
• Beginning Cabinet Making – Sept. 20
• Beginning Carpentry & Woodworking – Sept. 19
• Electrical Apprenticeship, Levels 1 & 2 – Sept. 7-28
• Backseat Driver - Cape Fear Memorial Bridge gets new brake motor
• The Flea showcases vintage items at Brooklyn Arts Center
• Topsail seeking FEMA money help to nourish eroded beaches
• Softball Team Goes To Bat For Literacy
• U.S. 421 runs from Indiana to Fort Fisher
• Town lends support to upgrades on Dow Road
• Unique Actress Jumpstarts UNCW's Exploration of Hurricane Katrina and Injustice Sept. 14
• UNCW Cruises Past Coastal In Sweep
• Tests show body found in S.C. was local woman
• Residents criticize lack of Irene info
• Senate approves vote on gay marriage
• Rehabbed sea turtles go home
• Biz Picture - Eastbound & Down' in the home stretch
• Brunswick schools' creationism debate resurfaces
• Hagsund Claims 4th In Golfweek Challenge
• Kindergartner boards wrong bus, dropped off miles from home
• Seahawks Take 4th At GolfWeek Challenge
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Former Brunswick sheriff Hewett accused of threatening customer
• New Hanover News & Notes - Senior group needs yarn donations
• Families in Pender's Maple Hill trace their local roots through generations
• Tidal wave of booze might account for Whiskey Creek name, MyReporter finds
• Japanese restaurant coming soon
• Diamond Hawks Gear Up For Team USA
• Family festival brings dream to life
• UNC Wilmington Department of Theatre Opens 2011-12 Season Sept. 22 with The Bald Soprano and The Room
• UNC Wilmington Announces Position to Focus on Community Partnerships
• Groups to pay more to use schools
• Volleyball Preview: Coastal Carolina
• UNCW Makes Move In Golfweek Challenge
• Seahawks Remember Events of 9-11
• Nagy Spurs UNCW At GolfWeek Challenge
• Both sides in Monkey Junction annexation struggle gear up efforts
• Carolina Beach to change sign ordinance after businesses' complaints
• New blog to talk traffic and other local transportation issues
• Local casualties of the war on terror
• Sunset Beach celebrates fall with block party
• Brunswick Community College pottery class builds totem poles for gallery
• Scotts Hill Baptist Church sends mission team to West Africa
• Hagsund Leads UNCW In Golfweek Challenge
• Sawrey, Brewer Tied For 17th In Opener
• Seahawks Take Tourney Title With Win
• Burgaw, county negotiate use of old jail
• Principal mingles with students on the school bus
• Elected officials face criminal charges, public scrutiny
• Hunter Sets Save Mark In Loss To USC
• Weinermobile makes a stop in Wilmington
• Pottery class builds totem poles for gallery
• Laite, Mohrman Lead Seahawks Past Bucs
• Wave uncertain of future for bus routes to local beaches
• Women's Golf Preview: GolfWeek Challenge
• Pirates Power Past Seahawks In Opener
• Seahawk Men Take First, Women In Second
• Utterson Sends Seahawks To 2-1 Win
• Rose Scores In 2-1 Loss To Furman
• Victims of 9/11 Commemorated by 1,500 Seahawks on UNCW Lawn
• Firemen on the scene of fire at Osprey Landing Apartments
• 'Teen Mom' star gets suspended sentence for simple affray
• Law enforcement agencies get help with meth labs
• Officials lack power to remove Berger
• Teens house paid for by R.C. Soles broken into
• Southport officials want briefing on roundabout
• VA to break ground on Wilmington clinic Sept. 19
• N.C. House speaker requests 'Project Soccer' information
• Surf City discusses early retirement for longtime employees
• Seahawk Soccer Team Remembers 9/11
• Men's Golf Preview: Golf Week Challenge
• David Gessner to Read at the University of North Carolina Wilmington Sept. 15
• Belville officials vote to censure Mayor Batson
• Southport, BCC officials debate road plan
• Wrightsville Beach officials OK license plate scanner
• Nutcracker' auditions scheduled
• WWAY reporting Brian Berger to hold 7:30 p.m. news conference
• Shell Island Resort delays reopening hurricane-damaged resort
• Wilmington barber shot 10 times loses leg
• CFCC's 9/11 memorial a labor of honor
• Library presents Faces of Africa photography exhibit
• Men's Soccer Preview: Hartford/Wofford
• For Brunswick woman, 9/11 meant a race to survive
• Women’s Soccer Preview: Carolina’s Cup
• Preview: HGI Mayfaire Tournament
• Cape Fear Watchdog$ - Wilmington approves Parking Day event
• Seahawk Invitational Set For Friday Horn
• StarNews Weekly News Quiz - Sept. 8
• Retail Details - Say goodbye to summer with great sales
• Berger intends to stay despite commissioners' calls to resign
• Habitat to dedicate new homes on Sept. 11
• Cape Fear Future and UNC Wilmington Introduce Website to Help Fill Resource Gap in "STEM" Programs for Local Students
• Hundreds of Seahawks Invited to Return to the Nest for UNCW's 2011 Family and Alumni Weekend
• UNCW Students Organize WE REMEMBER Tribute to 9/11 Victims, First Responders and Veterans Friday, Sept. 9
• Commissioners ask Berger to resign
• Belville mayor facing censure for relationship with town employee
• Charges filed for reported rape of child
• Sheriffs deputy resigns after DWI arrest
• Wilmington Bypass should be complete 2 years early
• Steel rising for new Walgreens on former Whitey's site
• Auctions turn tax foreclosures into cash
• Pender County plans sites for Irene debris drop-off
• Wilmington man tells 911 dispatcher he accidentally shot wife
• Hurricane-damaged Shell Island Resort hopes to reopen soon
• Brunswick County hopes to save by refinancing debt
• Zahorodny Picks Up CAA Weekly Honor
• Brunswick County traffic court resumes, legal fight continues
• Massive Sports Collection On Display
• Looney joins E2America advisory board
• Pender commissioners reluctantly approve crematory for shelter animals
• Agreement reached to repair road in Hampstead's Olde Point area
• Some alarmed at escalating costs of Boiling Spring Lakes sewer project
• Community Emergency Response Team training to be held in New Hanover County
• Schools adjust sexual assault policies for new federal guidelines
• Volunteers clip coupons to support military families
• Laite Leads The Way in Loss To Camels
• Tall signs on Carolina Beach Road get reprieve
• UNC Wilmington's Randall Library Exhibit Provides Glimpse into Sports History through Vast Collection of Memorabilia
• Superintendent trying to avoid make-up day for students
• Downtown Wilmington parking meters to become 2 hours
• Carolina Beach weighs options if aquarium pier falters
• Belville to consider censure of mayor
• Electronic monitoring helps authorities keep closer watch over defendants
• Vacancies down, rents up as demand for apartments grows
• Operation nets 85 DWI arrests over holiday weekend
• Brunswick officials support $150,000 grant to Project Soccer
• Early morning fire at marina destroys two boats
• Big Weekend Leads To Honor For Keightley
• Wilmington's oldest house for sale
• Mr. North Carolina' got his start in fitness career at Hoggard High School
• Back Then - Sewer leads to mayors arrest in 1911
• Legal Briefs - Judge orders negotiations in UNCW promotion case
• DOT trims delays at Cape Fear bridge
• FEMA aid now available for New Hanover, Brunswick residents
• Seahawks "Net" Educational Experiences
• Tornado watch in effect until 2 p.m.
• CFCC to Host Community-wide 9/11 Memorial Ceremony and Dedicate Memorial
• Society with World War I roots supports nursing students
• Belville officials eye savings in new town hall
• Swimmers urged to stay out of ocean because of Hurricane Katia
• Class of 2022 - Routines take a sharp turn between public, homeschool
• Library's 'LouisaFest' to focus on historic author
• Labor Day weekend tourists not deterred in hurricane's wake
• Women compete to join Cape Fear Rollergirls
• Body of missing diver found in Intracoastal near Southport
• Volleyball Preview: Campbell
• Wilmington man charged in wife's shooting death
• Labor Day weekend a boost for local businesses
• When economy rebounds, what jobs will be available?
• Travel, Leisure, Entertainment And Food - Taste Of The Town 2011
• Theres
• Founders Day event Saturday in Leland
• Pender County Humane Society plans series of events
• Seahawks Fall 2-0 At #23 Charlotte
• UNCW Rallies To Knock Off Davidson
• Search for missing diver to resume Monday
• Fort Bragg soldier charged with attempted murder of fiancee
• County to consider enforcement of sign ordinance
• When economy rebounds, what jobs will be available?
• Diver reported missing near Southport
• General Assembly looking to change state pension rules in wake of Williams conviction
• Man dies after jumping from seventh floor of downtown parking deck
• Bars offer more than a good time they provide jobs, too
• Officials say bar review measure is helping diversify downtown
• Here Now - Teacher floats idea of Coast Guard museum ship here
• Should funds for the convention center support inlet dredging and beach nourishment instead?
• Zahorodny Captures Campbell Invitational
• 49ers Stun Seahawks On Late Strike
• Southport exploring options for selective annexation of commercial areas
• UNCW Sweeps Matches At GW Invitational
• What's open and closed for the Labor Day holiday
• I, 40 - Paperwork for me? But I'm not in school
• Berger, ex-girlfriend meeting ends after police arrive
• Keightley Leads UNCW In Loss To GW
• Police suspect foul play in July disappearance of 18-year-old
• Mother says shooting suspect was hallucinating on drugs
• UNCW-Charlotte Contest Moved To Saturday
• FEMA looks to see if county should get debris removal aid
• Jolly found guilty of murder, gets life in prison
• City works to update system that combats creek flooding
• New movie starring Firth, Blunt to film in area
• 45-minute bridge cycle could last through Labor Day
• Art by Claude Howell, Minnie Evans to be sold at local auction
• UNCW students feeling pinch of budget cuts
• Mosquito boom expected from recent rains
• 'Project Soccer' economic development proposal could ride on tires
• VanCompernolle Scores, UNCW Falls 4-2
• Older folks finding jobs through Senior Community Service Employment Program
• New Hanover Planning Board OKs zoning amendments
• Lab test shows murder victim's DNA was on knife
• Man gets at least 48 years in child sexual assault case
• Volleyball Preview: GW Invitational
• Area educators among nominees for charter school council
• Berger declines to comment about reported suicide attempt
• Prolific writer and well-known Wilmingtonian dies in crash
• Swimming alerts discontinued
• Women's Soccer Preview: Queen City Trip
• DuBois Selected For U.S. Open Program
• What's open and closed for the Labor Day holiday
• Corning plant doubles as 'One Tree Hill' locations
• Candidate criticized for scheduling fundraiser at lobbyist's home
• Downtown Wilmington draws new clothing boutiques
• Photographer captured joy of World War II's end
• Retail Details - Big sales for the smallest customers
• N.C. officials ask feds for hurricane cleanup help in Brunswick, Pender
• Paralegal Exam Prep Course – Sept. 17
• Ex-girlfriend says Commissioner Brian Berger sent her more than 140 texts, threatened suicide
• Man dead, another in custody after shooting in Rocky Point
• Seahawk Harriers Open Season At Campbell
• Dance, exercise classes help those with Parkinson's disease
• Young woman finds confidence in knowledge of self-defense
• American Historian Mike Wallace to Lecture on the Creation of Modern New York City at UNC Wilmington Sept. 9
• Berger sent text photos of self-inflicted cuts to ex-girlfriend
• Prosecution details events of stabbing death
• Seahawks Release Complete Hoops Slate
• TV movie begins filming locally next month
• Cameron Art Museum names Brennan director
• Infant mauled to death by 4 dogs, Bladen County authorities say
• Men's Golf Gearing Up For Opening Event
• Bird habitats and most turtle nests come through Irene intact
• Biz Picture - From hospital to movie set?
• Brunswick County waives fee for some hurricane debris
• Men's Soccer Preview: Campbell
• Medical Terminology & Anatomy/Physiology – Sept. 7
• East Carolina University to reopen after Irene
• StarNews Weekly News Quiz - Aug. 31 (Hurricane Irene edition)
• Commissioner Berger denies suicide attempt
• UNC Wilmington to Offer Week-Long Series of Commemorative Events Reflecting on 9/11
• UNC Wilmington Casting Call for Invisible Man Development Project
• Mysterious sinkhole opens at YMCA soccer field
• Marshals help local authorities round up fugitives in Operation Irene
• Commissioner Brian Berger attempts suicide
• Brunswick County denies it racially discriminated
• Bald Head, Shell Island still feeling Irene's pain
• Back Then - 1861: Union puts spies in the skies
• MyReporter finds out where old cell phones can be donated
• Southport store owner blends old and new for her own version of a thrift shop
• Teen with ties to R.C. Soles back in custody
• Foundation funds families pre-K needs
• New Hanover reconsiders debris pickup decision
• Teen with ties to R.C. Soles back in custody
• Incentives could lure 'Project Soccer' to Brunswick
• Jury selection begins in stabbing murder case
• Pender County Schools on a regular schedule Tuesday
• Brunswick man facing DWI murder charge under house arrest
• Irene finally extinguishes Pender wildfire
• Company seeks to drill under river for power line
• WDI rolling up its sleeves for vision
• Irene blows baby squirrels into the arms of seasoned caregivers
• Carolina Beach State Park slowly reopening
• Shore Lines - Tires wash ashore with Hurricane Irene
• Meet And Greet Draws Large Turnout
• Irene's threat hit tourism businesses in the pocket
• NC Wesleyan College announces partnership with Cape Fear Community College
• Smith Creek watershed sewage spill reported by CFPUA
• UNC Wilmington Board of Trustees Swears in Three New Members, Elects New Officers
• Event at Brunswick Community College offers sights and tastes of far-off lands
• Ocean City founder honored at jazz show
• Pender County Schools closed Monday
• New Hanover will not pick up debris from Hurricane Irene
• CFCC BURGAW CENTER CLASSES CANCELED MONDAY – ALL OTHER LOCATIONS ON REGULAR SCHEDULE
• Social media page plays vital role in sharing info during Irene
• Babies come storming into world, and you'll never guess their names
• After Irene, authorities readying to gauge damage
• Miller Solid In 3-1 Seahawk Loss At UNC
• Irene churns up coast, weaker but still ferocious
• Child dies in N.C. wreck where traffic lights out
• Calling all eateries: Who's open?
• UNCW Splits Saturday Matches At Winthrop
• Seahawks Downed By Eagles In Opener
• Irene begins march through North Carolina
• Hearings scheduled on permit for Titan project
• Pender County officials reject proposal for mine
• Men's Soccer Preview: at #3 Tar Heels
• Strickland on the run after violating order
• Hurricane Irene Update: Voluntary Evacuation Continues; Classes Cancelled at Noon TODAY
• Out on $1 million bond, Allen Strickland running from cops
• Six potters unite to open studio in Southport
• Middle schoolers learn about legal system
• Seahawks Defeated By Pirates
• Voluntary Evacuation Issued for UNCW Due to Hurricane Irene Beginning Noon on Friday; Updates Will Be Provided Tomorrow
• N.C. coast under hurricane warning as Irene closes in
• Former ABC administrator Williams found guilty
• UPDATE: Schools closed Friday in New Hanover, Brunswick
• Dozen rescued at Wrightsville Beach as rip currents build
• Volleyball Preview: Winthrop Classic
• New school year ushers in the firsts of many experiences
• Beach hotel guests leaving, canceling reservations as Irene approaches
• Documentary about Cameron invitational art show to air tonight on UNC-TV
• CFCC REMAINS OPEN ON FRIDAY – CLOSED SATURDAY
• The Results Are In From The Survey
• UNCW Continues to Monitor Hurricane Irene; Further Updates Will be Provided Later Today
• UNCW student leaders used to working together
• Some making preparations as Irene makes way toward U.S. coast
• UNCW Monitoring Hurricane Irene; Significant Impact to Campus NOT Anticipated
• Writer Scott Cairns to Read at the University of North Carolina Wilmington Sept. 8.
• Mix wild weather with rare earthquake for talk of the town
• UNCW, incoming freshmen reaching for top of the class
• SBI agent testifies at Williams' fraud trial
• Annexation foes block Southport's bid
• Lumina Daze transports visitors to another era
• Stepping In And Stepping Up
• Seahawks Ready For Rivalry Game
• New Hanover schools seek out energy savings
• Hurricane forces cancellation of Winoca Fest
• CFCC EMERGENCY INFORMATION RESOURCES
• Hearing postponed for Teen Mom'
• UNCW-ECU Game Moved To Thursday
• New owner hasnt yet revealed plans for Orton Plantation
• Back Then - Plans continue for battleship move in 1961
• Longtime residents of tight-knit Love Grove say they feel sense of togetherness
• Back to School for Wilmington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• IKA exchange students visit Kids Making It
• Wilmington Housing Authority plans settle $30,000 lawsuit
• Residents start stocking up on supplies ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Certain spots in area more vulnerable to hurricanes
• Contractor says Williams directed him to bill ABC Board
• Emergency supplies going quickly as Irene looms
• UNCW's Secrest Earns All-League Honors
• 8 a.m. - Irene still churning as a Category 2
• Wilmington photographer needs votes in National Geographic contest
• Water main break affects Laurel Ridge residents
• Officials want to up N.C. 133 speed limit
• Wrightsville Beach man identified as victim of boat crash
• Hurricane Irene a Category 2 with projected path to Carolinas
• Housing authority plans to fix flaws with Creekwood renovation
• Storm in Myrtle Grove area Monday afternoon brings rain, funnel cloud
• Wilmington council to consider buying land along river
• Woman, 53, killed in Brunswick County crash
• Williams trial - jury selected, opening arguments Tuesday
• Former Ashley student to join new boy band
• Ministry focuses efforts on husbands, father
• Roberts Named To All-CAA Preseason Squad
• StarNews Media names Dillon advertising director
• Wrightsville Beach will gather trash suggestions
• Strong Field Awaits Seahawks At Callaway
• UNCW Monitoring Hurricane Irene
• Coupon club meets monthly at Leland Family Resource Center
• OC-PAW provides vaccines for Animal Control
• Website promotes N.C. state ports
• WECT Plus to be replaced by Bounce network
• Part of city trail to be closed for drainage project
• Models show Tropical Storm Irene could be headed to Wilmington
• CFCI's new building allows room for moving, thinking
• In weak economy, long-term home leases are popular option
• N.Y. family dies in I-95 wreck in N.C. on trip home from Disney World
• UNCW hopes MARBIONC will be the Research Triangle Park of the coast
• Investors want answers from developer with ties to Water Street project
• Risk seen in uranium enrichment technology used at Wilmington GE plant
• Other schools look to the ocean for business
• Funding for Castle Hayne, if incorporated, might come up short
• UNCW hopes MARBIONC will be the Research Triangle Park of the coast
• Fraud trial of former New Hanover ABC chief starts this week in Jacksonville
• I, 40 - Picture Day anxiety, one generation to another
• Student-Athletes Lend Hand At Move-In
• Seahawks Top Ospreys In Exhibition, 3-0
• A look at the Billy Williams trial
• Montford Pt. Marines to be celebrated in D.C.
• Here Now - Rhonda Bellamy off radio, but still in the public eye
• All-Stars Race Past Seahawks, 94-87
• Shark bites tourist at Kure Beach
• New BCC president focused on advertising, services and student needs
• Seahawks Double Up Patriots In Opener
• Man catches newspaper bandit with hidden camera
• Pender County teachers take turn as students for the day
• Strickland out of jail on $1 million bond, electronic monitoring
• Barber shot at Wilmington salon at 13th and Dock streets, suspect not found
• UNCW Hosts North Florida In Exhibition
• Bear in Brunswick County needs new home
• Preseason Work Continues For Seahawks
• YWCA class explores Wilmington's racial history
• Settlement in inmate death totals $325,000
• Seahawks Take Apart Cybots, 96-68
• Wooden Boat Show showcases the past
• Leland council debates community center location
• Caution: Potential for Flooding on Campus
• Beach Blast, Fireworks and Lemonade Stands Say “UNCWelcome Back” to Students This Month
• Media Advisory: Meetings of the UNCW Board of Trustees
• Counties vary on imposing new fees for driver's education
• New Wrightsville Beach police chief outlines priorities
• Settlement in inmate death totals $325,000
• Flag memorial to move from Masonboro Island
• Sparks trial with housing group gets postponed
• Traffic court to resume in Brunswick County in September
• Seahawks Open Season Against Patriots
• Bank to take bids for site intended for The View
• Name released of man found dead in Leland pond
• Follett Featured On CAA Website
• Seven Races On Docket For Cross Country
• Man arrested on charges of robbing Sunset Beach pharmacy
• New $1.7 million maritime study to give broad look at N.C. ports
• Screaming Eagles soccer team assists at food pantry
• Mayor, commissioner each wants apology from the other
• Move-In 2011: More Than 1,700 Volunteers to Welcome New UNCW Students Home Aug. 20
• Reedy funeral filled with stories
• PPD would make a rich takeover target
• 12-year-old bitten by marine animal at Wrightsville Beach
• Robin Wicks Robinson tapped to fill Judge Carroll's seat
• Mayor, commissioner each wants apology from the other
• Authorities investigating possible death in Waterford
• Former Wilmington surgeon pleads guilty in boat theft
• School systems struggle with requirements after schools fall short of AYP goals
• Warrants allege ex-StarNews circulation manager stole more than $100,000
• N.C. Ports Authority loses $3.5 million as cargo increases
• Kure Beach mayor wants commissioner to apologize for TV comments
• Reserve Your Spot For UNCW Soccer at UNC
• N.C. regulators consider new rules for ocean striped bass fishing
• Kure Beach won't back plan for buses to beach towns
• Atheism-combatting academic to speak at St. James Episcopal
• Pender officials bust meth lab, marijuana growing operation
• Several driver's license offices to close one day in August
• AquaHawks Release 2011-12 Schedule
• Developer looks to build Sheraton at convention center
• Former slaughterhouse once operated in Castle Hayne
• Kure Beach chips in $15,000 for inlet dredging
• Developer looks to build Sheraton at convention center
• Seahawks Find Paradise In Bahamas
• Ex-StarNews circulation manager faces felony charges
• New Hanover school system to have fewer pre-K slots
• Jury selection starts in sexual assault trial
• PPD stock price up amid lots of trading
• UNCW-sponsored gay resource under scrutiny for church recommendations
• Henry Highlights Preseason Honorees
• MyReporter gets in touch with Wilmington's pro sports roots
• Back Then - 1911 story shows stump-puller dangers
• Women's Golf Unveils 2011-12 Schedule
• CFCC’s Real Estate Program is at the top of the class
• Report - Carlyle in talks to buy PPD
• Muscular Dystrophy Association honors local woman
• Pender officials discuss member's DWI arrest
• Brunswick homeowners can spread out fees for water hookup
• Brunswick Commissioners Chairman wins Longleaf Pine award
• Man reports being attacked on Market Street
• Follow The Seahawks In The Bahamas
• Peterson Tweaks Coaching Staff
• New Hanover commissioners discuss economic development
• Report - Carlyle in talks to buy PPD
• Wilmington economic group says big project' on horizon
• New Hanover County approves inlet dredging money
• Seahawks Wrap Up Bahamas Preparations
• Wilmington-based Osmotica to open Georgia facility
• Whiteville couple wins $248,982 Cash 5 jackpot
• Stephens Added To Baseball Staff
• MyReporter - Why does New Hanover High School have the only gym without air conditioning?
• Reigning CAA Champions Announce Schedule
• CFCC offers new class in sustainable agriculture
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Poetry group; Tar Heels talk; raffle winner
• State of mind drove this authors writing
• A little salt, a lot of money: Old-timer describes a craft from bygone times
• Pender County News & Notes - Beef certification class; boating safety class; A Taste of Guitar; community theater
• Nitrate negatives - museum to copy, destroy unsafe items
• County could stand against Monkey Juncation annexation
• Business owners express concerns about Kerr Avenue changes
• Filmmakers want to bring 'Real World' to Carolina Beach
• Builders go cheap to compete with foreclosures, short sales
• Davidson Shines On Last Line Of Defense
• Seahawks Fall In Exhibition At Elon
• Wilmington celebrates African-American Heritage Festival's return
• Swimmer creates wave of excitement with swim from Carolina Beach to Wrightsville Beach
• For one couple, time was right price even better
• Builders go cheap to compete with foreclosures, short sales
• Here Now - Miracle Field would allow even more locals to step up to the (home) plate
• Official survey with Onslow County could shift Pender line, enlarge county
• Ocean Isle Beach, North Topsail seeking advice from engineers on terminal groins
• Celia Rivenbark relishes breaking out of newspaper boundaries
• WWII hero Charles P. Murray Jr. dies at 90
• Drug raid turns up $200,000 in pot plants
• I, 40 - A dream realized, a puzzle created
• Celia Rivenbark - Copying your daughter? That's so Lohan
• WWII hero Charles P. Murray Jr. dies at 90
• Flood advisory issued as storms hit area
• Boat overturns near Masonboro Island
• Drug raid turns up $200,000 in pot plants
• Body found in pond behind Lowe's that of homeless man
• Update: Convention center hotel proposals down to one
• Man accused of armed robbery arrested after shooting self in hand
• 'Gracie's Friends' TV show showcases Wilmington-area shelter animals
• Paula Deen to come to Brunswick County
• Biz Picture - Wilmington International Airport has another slow month
• Fields set for Navassa, Southport elections
• Endless options for all disabilities - Wilmington quadriplegic doesn't let injuries slow him down
• Final Summer Collegiate Report
• Seahawks Travel To Elon For Exhibition
• Women's Track Recogized For Academics
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Book sale; 'Patriots Among Us'; diabetes support group; new volunteer coordinator
• Walmart teams with Communities in Schools to fill backpacks
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Girl Scout award; Goodnight scholarship; N.C. House page
• Wrightsville beach officials vote down beach bus idea
• Southport officials suspend enforcement of sign rules
• Police seize 250 Ecstasy pills, two handguns on Market Street
• No charges in child-porn case suicide after probe
• Revenue source for inlet dredging divides Wilmington, county officials
• Proliferation of Facebook 'You Might Be From' pages allows for hours of reminiscing
• Brunswick early college students plan projects for high school
• Father, son died of natural causes in Boiling Spring Lakes
• New Hanover jail inmate death suit dismissed
• Biz Picture - Toyota of Wilmington building 65,000-square-foot facility
• Men's Soccer Opens Training for 2011
• Dougherty Tees Up In PGA Championship
• Cell phone classes offer tips for users
• Surf Camp for alopecia and cancer patients is Saturday
• Goodwill - Boaters give up recreation time to help stranded
• Unsolved homicides pose challenges for investigators
• New Hanover, Pender News & Notes - N.C. House page; Eagle Scout
• Sea squirt clusters filter seawater, squirt it out
• UNCW Chancellor Gary Miller to Tour Onslow County Extension Site, Meet Students Aug. 15
• Kure Beach mayor fumes over Dow Road losing status
• GE Aviation poised to add jobs as aircraft engine orders roll in
• WECT, Fox Wilmington move into a new television studio
• New U.S. poet laureate has Port City ties
• Unsolved homicides pose challenges for investigators
• Burr says half of new energy generation should be nuclear
• Women's Hoops Schedule Takes Shape
• Petitions flow in to block Monkey Junction, Southport annexations
• Burgaw allows bow hunting inside city limits to help curb deer population
• CFPUA study says efficiencies possible
• Update: Police rule out foul play in deaths of father, son in Boiling Spring Lakes
• MyReporter gets to the bottom of the big boats on the Cape Fear River
• Being a barista gives UNCW student opportunity to interact with people
• Back Then - Policeman suffers torn hand in 1911
• CFCC Requires Students to Plan Before they Borrow Funds
• The lure of hidden treasure draws crowds to auctions
• New Hanover County News & Notes - The Sounds of Fort Fisher; Back to School Buddy; Williston open house
• Temple of Israel's history here almost 140 years
• Towns asked to help keep Carolina Beach Inlet open
• 'Teen Mom 2' star could face jail after testing positive for drugs
• Oak Island purchases overdue' ambulances
• Survivors' lawsuits settled in fatal Oak Island bridge collapse
• Artist to work with students at Snipes
• Feds' new fishing limit plan draws praise, criticism
• Money shortage could push some road projects off 10-year schedule
• The lure of hidden treasure draws crowds to auctions
• Defense lawyer wants statements taped in murder case
• Carolina Beach to review sign ordinance after some business owners unhappy
• Group studies missed school time for New Hanover County students
• Seahawks Announce Early Part Of Schedule
• Looking back at 9/11 attacks
• Volleyball Team Returns To Court Tuesday
• 'Teen Mom 2' star no longer in jail
• 5 to Talk About Soccer, high temps and more
• Operation School Bell provides backpacks of school supplies to kids being raised by grandparents
• THIS IS A TEST, Monday, Aug. 8, 12:10 p.m.
• Kure Beach official resigns in wake of drug bust
• Farm animals pose Brunswick neighborhood debate
• Pender officials outline desirable qualities for new schools superintendant
• Deputies make arrest in string of Holden Beach break-ins
• UNCW tests emergency system after failure
• Wilmington man arrested on cocaine trafficking charges
• City law causes Wilmington firefighter to withdraw from Castle Hayne council race
• Man faces additional charges after vandalism at Soles' home
• Brunswick County was in running for previous industrial projects
• Global Nuclear Fuels resumes production in Castle Hayne
• Wilmington developer Yow files for personal bankruptcy
• Biz Picture - Wilmington named best late-summer vacation bargain
• Music and more designed to draw shoppers to Southport
• Brunswick Today - Food preservative company coming to Brunswick
• Car search yields 700 bags of heroin, 1 pound of marijuana
• Why were the trash cans removed from the beach at Fort Fisher?
• Two charged with murder in death of girl found dead in lake
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Brunswick Town program; golf tournament; peer court training
• Hairstyling community helps with fundraiser
• Make-A-Wish remakes bedroom for ailing child
• Pender County News & Notes - Grads win scholarships; Knights of Columbus officers
• Pedestrian killed Saturday night on Market Street
• Bald Head submits sand restoration plan to state
• Translators help non-English speakers on 911 calls
• Pender working to enforce temporary sign regulations
• Wrightsville Beach considers scanning all license plates
• State works to preserve artifacts from sunken blockade runners
• N.C. pastor says she should be able to marry gay couples
• Amid spending battle, N.C. GOP rep renovates office
• Gangs at heart of violence problem in Wilmington's nightlife
• Mount Nebo Missionary Baptist marking 100 years
• Seahawks Begin Bahamas Prep At CFA
• Gangs at heart of violence problem in Wilmington's nightlife
• Trio of Wilmington executives are top GOP donors
• Tossed gadgets go from trash to recyclables
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• Biologist keeps a watchful eye on Cape Fear birds
• Acquittals put spotlight on definition of 'reasonable doubt'
• Here Now - 'Readers' Theatre' takes fun approach to literacy
• Titan issued draft air permit for Castle Hayne cement plant
• Man with Soles ties released on $1.027 million bond
• Oak Island tourism panel questions uses of occupancy tax
• In deadly waters - Mother and child survived rip current scare in July
• Sizzling summer heat keeps conversation hot
• Over, under or out? Toilet paper debate rages on
• Sewer system lines up clients in Hampstead
• UNCW to Test Seahawk Warning Siren System and Emergency Communication Tools at NOON Monday, AUG. 8
• Diamond Hawks To Host National Teams
• After arson acquittal, teen tied to R.C. Soles faces more charges
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Donate blood; learn about comets; shoals and shipwrecks
• Leland deli's decor salutes cops and firefighters
• New Hanover County News & Notes - ROTC award; bowling scholarships
• Pender County libraries offer programs for young people all year
• UNC Wilmington Office of Cultural Arts Receives $14,500 in Grants from NC Arts Council
• Wynton Marsalis and Pilobolus to Highlight UNC Wilmington Office of Cultural Arts 2011/12 Season
• Duplin man gets five years in dog-fighting case
• Defense class organized after assault of gay UNCW student
• Carolina Beach Road's tall signs can stay, for now
• Weather Watch - Tropical Storm Emily is dead
• Area developer files for personal bankruptcy
• Area schools earn lower ABC marks
• Error in Kure Beach tax bills leads to $29,086 in overbilling
• After arson acquittal, teen tied to R.C. Soles faces more charges
• Constructions begins next week on Third Street improvements
• Terex shutting down facility in Wilmington, eliminating about 90 jobs
• Vanderham, Zahorodny Honored For Grades
• Hampstead man heads national nuclear organization
• Man seeks identity of girl he rescued from Wrightsville Beach surf in 1953
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Long Leaf Pine award; UNCW volunteers; firefighters honored
• UNCW Monitoring Tropical System Emily
• N.C. readies for pre-kindergarten storm
• New N.C. malpractice law to cap certain damages
• All signs point to successful grand opening for Carolina Farmin'
• Wallace No Longer On Seahawk Roster
• Brunswick schools prepare bus staff for new dual route plan
• Stores, shoppers get ready for annual sales-tax holiday weekend
• UNC Wilmington Again Among Best Universities in 2012 National College Guides from Fiske, Princeton Review
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Boating classe; genealogy workshops; education fair
• Coast Guard officers son baptized aboard Diligence
• New Hanover school board skips Cowper on school contract
• Patterson, Furia to Discuss Songs of Hollywood
• Brunswick school board meetings to be shown on Internet
• County trash proposal could put some haulers out of business
• Homeowners could see changes in property values
• UPDATE - Tropical Storm Emily taking more eastern path
• Traffic court watch: DA files brief with N.C. Supreme Court
• Brunswick man faces oxycodone trafficking charges
• Wrightsville hotel owners cry foul over water rate hike
• Does that lake have alligators? MyReporter says odds are 'yes'
• Brunswicks biggest town geographically cultivates caring community feel
• Cooper acquitted of assault on Brunswick County sheriff's deputy
• Seahawks Begin Prep Work For Bahamas
• Siren and UNCW Alert Emergency Notification System Test Scheduled for Today POSTPONED Until Next Monday, Aug. 8
• UNCW examines why alert system fell short after shooting
• Pender County to help Topsail with dredging
• Wreck shuts down southbound lanes of U.S. 421
• New Hanover officials hear pitch about offshore wind energy
• Officials hope H2GO director can clear past issues
• Brunswick jury gets Cooper shooting case
• Some area garden centers seeking greener pastures to survive
• Site repairs delay Brunswick VA clinic opening
• Moody's reviewing NHC's Aaa bond rating
• Kings Grant to switch water plants
• Cape Fear Academy opens new basketball facility
• Chris' Cosmic Kitchen to close Aug. 28
• City panel turns down Padgett repayment
• UNCW lecturer studies effects of parental depression on children
• Victims of Eugenics Board seek compensation
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Gallery walk; golf tournament, coupon swap
• Cowboy Chrome writes song for cancer patient
• County's consultant worked on R3 also
• New districts mean changes for voters
• Brunswick Novant Medical Center opens its doors
• Victims of Eugenics Board seek compensation
• Acupuncture Happy Hour promotes relaxation
• Transportation a central issue as downtown Wilmington continues to grow
• Carolina Farmin', areas newest community market, opens a little early
• Pender commissioners to tackle redistricting to balance representation
• Brunswick County jail joins national trend, starts video visitation via internet
• Does Brunswick County need two hospitals? Numbers say no, people say yes
• Brunswick's VA clinic behind schedule
• Shooting Near UNCW Campus
• Some believe Kure Beach isn't a business-friendly town
• Here Now - Lumina saved last dance for her crowd
• Convention center hotel proposals down to 2
• Psychic keeps open mind about home in Wilmington
• Off road diet, now parallel vs. diagonal parking is Carolina Beach's big issue
• Castle Hayne candidates vie to lead town that doesn't yet exist
• Summer Collegiate Report #8
• Manager accused of punching mom over service dog arrested in New Hanover County
• Detective taps FBI profilers for help in killings
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Sorority honors director; student earns arts honor
• Downtown Wilmington Rotary Club honors 64-year member
• UNCW to Test Seahawk Warning Siren System at noon, Monday, Aug. 1
• Abortion restrictions become N.C. law after override
• N.C. lawmakers leave town after new maps, overrides
• New Hanover schools deem Cowper 'non-responsible,' withdraw contract recommendation
• Investigators found evidence Cooper's gun was fired, but not where it should have been
• Area awarded $162,000 in arts grants
• Manager accused of punching mom over service dog arrested in New Hanover County
• Wilmington attorneys warn against adopting demolition permit guarantees
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Eagle Scout; essay contest winner; scholarship winner
• Police chase through downtown Wilmington ends in arrest
• Departing New Hanover principal proud school met all AYP goals
• Grant expires, pulling plug on UNCW's health career camp
• Gas valve sparked destructive blaze in Burgaw
• Violation notice likely for Bald Head Island sand transfer
• Home Performance Technician – Upgrading Homes for Maximum Energy Efficiency – Sep. 13
• Behavioral Health Technician – Aug. 23
• George the Library Duck recovering after apparent attack
• CFCC to Host Community-wide 9/11 Memorial Ceremony and Dedicate Memorial
• Substance Abuse Counseling Program, Course #1 – Aug. 8
• Becoming A Successful Event Planner – Sep 6
• Bank Teller Training – Sep. 13
• Brunswick County's insurance deal with employees of nonprofits may be illegal
• Wilmington Best Buy goes against tide of shrinking retail stores
• Pender wildfire costs rising as blaze smolders
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Y Princess; Easter Seals fundraiser; school coffe talks; Stuff the Backpack
• Monitoring finds Mason Inlet stable
• Trash talk gets heated at public forum
• Deputy testifies in trial about 2007 shooting
• Fishermen attempting to reel in money for inlet dredging
• One Tree Hill' filming
• N.C. House beats abortion rules veto, Senate next
• Renters could face cleanup bill for bedbugs
• Brunswick in running for industrial project with up to 1,500 jobs
• Shallotte police officer arrested on insurance fraud charges
• Wilmington police looking for armed robbery suspects
• Shallotte man charged with trafficking prescription pills
• Carolina Beach hatches its first turtle nest of year
• New Hanover County News & Notes - ADA anniversary; Summer Showdown wrestling; blues cruise
• Azalea Coast Chorus seeks new members
• Man turns down lesser plea offer in assault case
• Trask Coliseum Renovations Begin
• Election filing begins for Navassa, Southport
• Wilmington Convention Center not yet changing booking policy
• Prominent Wilmington entrepreneur George Harriss II died Saturday
• Maximizing Energy Efficiency in the Home – Intro to Weatherization – Aug. 17
• One Hour Trial Improvisation / Comedy Session – Aug. 20
• Real estate licenses revoked of EK Property Management and its managing broker
• Look for new leaders at New Hanover schools this year
• Political foes unite to oppose new redistricting map
• WAVE's plan would bring buses to the beach
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Farmers market; learn to manage falls; scholarships awarded
• Museum of Coastal Carolina visitors can have shells identified
• Pender County News & Notes - Tour Pender museum; stroke prevention class
• Walgreens, Piggly Wiggly sell own brands of beer
• YMCA and supporters run Camp Kirkwood
• Hundreds attend opening of faith-based nursing home
• Carolina Beach road diet makeover - "It's not done 'til it's undone'
• WAVE's plan would bring buses to the beach
• Man falls to death from balcony of Shell Island Resort at Wrightsville Beach
• Vehicle sales are springing back after several dark years
• Neighborhoods rally in wake of student's shooting death
• Rivalries erupted at party where teen was fatally shot
• Cooper-Dyke One Of WNBA's Top 15 Players
• Eating haggis not among Carolina Beach cop's feats of strength
• Highland Games as much about camaraderie as competition
• New Hanover officials consider back-up plan to replace sand
• Three months after shooting, high school student's death unsolved
• Brunswick hospital could create new hub, but quick shift unlikely
• UNCW grad uses blogs to warm hearts
• Here Now - Friends form nonprofit to honor victim of cancer
• Thieves capitalize on Internet users who share too much
• Leland man charged defrauding insurance company
• Fire forces home evacuations in Pender
• Officials close lake in Boiling Spring Lakes
• All lanes of Market Street have reopened after crash
• Earmark ban leaves coast projects adrift
• Council likes design work for Leland Town Hall
• Temple of Israel welcomes well-traveled rabbi
• Electricity demand high due to heat, but not at record levels
• Dozens apply for jobs with Town of Navassa
• New Hanover school district expands summer lunch program
• Monkey Junction residents to have their say on annexation
• Summer Collegiate Report #7
• High temperatures, little rain plunge region into extreme drought
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Fishing tournament; museum seminars
• Conservator tells how artifacts from Blackbeard shipwreck are handled
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Scholarship pageant winners; Cornell student wins award
• Cape Fear Museum offers Saturday night program
• July 25 - All Aboard Edgerton's Night Train, Book Tour Stops & Trailer
• Leland town manager announces retirement
• N.C. voting districts revised yet again
• Session turns into debate over port plan
• Higher standards mean fewer local schools meet AYP this year
• High temperatures, little rain plunge region into extreme drought
• No charges against assistant principal in relationship probe
• Campaign nets 108 DWI arrests in New Hanover, Brunswick
• Oleander Drive insurance office robbed
• Man rescued from hole released from hospital
• Teacher takes plea for texting student
• Carolina Beach innkeepers share passion for bed and breakfast
• Police update neighbors on Johnson homicide case
• Plumbing Apprenticeship – Aug. 15
• Columbus County Middle School Students Getting a Preview of the College Experience at UNC Wilmington
• Good Works - Insurance agent recognized for volunteerism
• Free Subway meals today at TD Bank branch
• Businesses donate to provide dream wedding
• Man thanks rescuers after being pulled from hole in Wilmington
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Science olympiad; chorus competition; art contest
• 300,000 water contamination questionnaires sent to former base residents
• Wounded man charged with murder attempt in Wilmington
• Study revives port debate in Southport
• Heat advisory in effect as temperatures stay high
• Man thanks rescuers after being pulled from hole in Wilmington
• Passenger numbers fall again at Wilmington airport
• Most New Hanover schools fail to meet academic requirements
• Industrial zoning Proposal draws crowd to board meeting
• Golf course part of tax valuation appeals
• Staying after School - Brunswick County Schools budget better than projected
• Diligence commander reinstated after grounding investigation
• County, federal funds used to bail out local court systems
• MyReporter determines ownership of private boat ramp at Trails End
• New director at work implementing master plan for Ocean Isle museum and planetarium
• New group focuses on student, employee diversity in schools
• PPD's stock price calms down as takeover talk recedes
• Hundreds attend memorial for police dog that died on duty
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Jazz night; genealogy workshops; sponsors needed; nominations sought
• Lego Robots to Expand Kids' Imagination and Engineering Skills at UNCW Camp
• Group makes sure homeless cats don't go hungry
• Woman dies in Oak Island mo-ped crash
• Proposed reservoir could be answer to area's future demand for water
• Hundreds attend memorial for police dog that died on duty
• McIntyre will seek 7th District re-election despite boundary shift
• County reconsiders future of Brunswick Community Hospital building
• 2 tortoises missing from serpentarium
• Other contractors, school board members question builder's right to bid
• Wrongful death suit against UNCW by Peyton Strickland's family can move forward, judge rules
• Nominations Open For 2012 Hall of Fame
• Register Now for the Fall Semester
• Woman wins $200,000 a year for life from N.C. lottery
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Food drive; night at the museum; tea party
• Appalachian State graduate spends summer helping others in Sri Lanka
• Brunswick County health plan to drop senior nonprofit
• Opponents share dislike of proposed new N.C. House district
• Teen says R.C. Soles told him to lie to grand jury
• 10-screen movie theater coming to Monkey Junction
• Sheriff's dog died after finding 1 kilo of cocaine; two men arrested
• SUV flips over on Market Street, landing in auto dealership lot
• Former PA pleads guilty to drug charges
• Wreck at 17th Street, George Anderson Drive sends pregnant woman, girl to hospital
• N.C. judge orders pre-kindergarten services restored
• Holbrook Selected Again As NSF Reviewer
• Budget Bites - Restaurant freebies offer something for nothing
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Gallery show; diabetes support group
• Coalitions billboards battle drunken driving in Brunswick County
• Pender County News & Notes - Fishing tournament; volunteer training; autumn run/walk
• A Bingo volunteer becomes its beneficiary
• K9 officer Viper dies in line of duty
• NRC's recommendations will make impact at GE
• Brunswick developer working to address state concerns
• New director brings optimism to Pender health department
• Grant will advance boating access for Leland park
• Young N.C. State grad takes over Red Beard Farm
• Public gets first look at Brunswick Novant Medical Center
• Convicted kingpin David Crummy again faces drug charges
• Wilmington meth lab cleanup costly for county
• City Stage and Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts Present 'Always...Patsy Cline'
• Two top surfers relax, enjoy scenery at Reef Sweetwater Surf Fest
• MyReporter - Racine Drive repaving not on the schedule
• Wilmington police chief sounds alarm about rising gun numbers
• StarNews contest winners find magic in last Harry Potter' film
• Water main break closes lane on Market Street
• Judge rejects libel suit brought by Brunswick judge from election season
• Student leads community effort to find clues in woman's slaying
• Brunswick resists idea of community college becoming CFCC satellite
• Municipal election pool includes new and familiar faces
• Here Now - Horseback therapy aids disabled kids, adults
• Music transcended racial turmoil for The Soul Six
• With drug case continued, Carr eligible to play entire season
• No one injured as small plane belly-flops at ILM
• New legislative districts map divides Leland, Southport
• Shore Lines - Rip current danger prompts zones
• Brunswick group posts billboards warning against drunken driving
• Wrightsville Beach parking lot hearing evaporates, leaves developer puzzled
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Wilmington Police Chief Evangelous comments on recent killings
• Author tells story of his Brunswick County family
• Seahawks To Be Road Tested In 2011
• Summer Collegiate Report #6
• Brunswick woman pleads guilty to second-degree murder of Shallotte real estate agent
• Southport mayor does not back down from annexation plan
• Belville officials talk rent prices, downtown project
• Man found guilty in string of Wilmington bank robberies
• NOTE: Administrative email system at CFCC is under repair and not functioning
• Myrtle Beach named among nation's best boardwalks
• Jury finds Allen Strickland not guilty of arson
• Brunswick News & Notes - Fishing tournament; boat winner; Blackbeard's ship
• Equipment malfunctions plague Brunswick EMS
• Family lore becomes a history book
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Top honors at competition; service award; scholarship
• Wilmington physician pleads guilty to assault on a female
• Brunswick woman pleads guilty to second-degree murder of Shallotte real estate agent
• Midnight, 2:45 a.m. showings of Harry Potter movie sold out at Mayfaire
• McIntyre tops Pantano in second-quarter fundraising
• Remaining dirt roads to be paved in Carolina Beach
• Extreme drought continues for Cape Fear region
• Volleyball Reveals 2011 Schedule
• Assault charge against Brian Berger dismissed
• New Hanover News & Notes - Golf tournament; Ministering Circle; dental services
• Efforts to stop Pender wildfire now top $2.6M
• Prosecutors argue Strickland poured gasoline on his couch
• Record high temperature of 102 set for Wilmington
• Animal Planet brings to Wilmington
• Castle Street crash sends woman, 79, to hospital
• Trooper suspended for four days after Wrighstville Beach incident
• Proposed foreign trade zone aims to attract new business
• Fisherman's body pulled from river at Southport
• New Hanover commissioners reject pay raises for senior staff
• Sunset Beach resident sues N.C. DOT over new bridge
• Proposed legislative district maps keep Republican lawmakers safe
• Sokolofsky Takes Triangle Triathlon
• Little known of 19th century brewery Haar & Tienken
• Rivenbark consoled by colleauges at council meeting
• Carolina Beach to weigh options if aquarium grants dry up
• Community input sought for Brunswick schools
• Oak Island council examines use of off-duty officers
• Minority-dominated state house district deleted in plan
• School officials postpone vote on deal with admitted fraudster
• City council OKs system to monitor license plates
• One Tree Hill' resumes production for ninth and final season in Port City
• Woman in crash with Brian Berger says it put her life in disarray
• Critter Control makes python pickup in Rocky Point
• Deputies arrest 2 in string of Holden Beach thefts
• Blood donation supplies hit critically low levels
• Navassa mayor denies troopers' report that he disparaged, threatened police officers at traffic stop
• Search called off for man missing in Southport waters
• Oak Island police were searching home for child porn when man killed himself
• Front Street section to be closed Saturday
• Testimony at arson trial claims fire scene smelled of gas
• Residents build community, good will in Sunset Harbor waterfront village
• Lightning sparked Kure Beach house fire
• MyReporter finds out what happened to Riverside Apartments
• Summer Camps In Full Swing
• Underserved Middle and High School Students to Create Their Own Businesses at UNCW Camp July 10-15
• Special Called Meeting of the UNCW Board of Trustees Executive Committee July 15
• Summer camps bring history to life for elementary school students
• New Hanover News & Notes - School open houses
• New Hanover officials delay vote on parking rates
• Man shot multiple times at Lullwater Drive home
• UNC Wilmington Seeks Nominations for 2011 Albert Schweitzer Honors Scholar Award; Deadline Aug. 5
• Pender officials OK planning for community college campus
• Flare-ups continue in Pender County wildfire
• Warrant states homicide victim had neck wound
• Man shot multiple times at Lullwater Drive home
• Dangerous heat likely Tuesday
• SBI investigates suicide of Oak Island man during police search
• Grand jury indicts man on patricide charges
• Update - Councilman's son still hospitalized after crash
• Tape about R.C. Soles not to be shown in court
• Police identify wrong-way driver in weekend crash
• Port City Foodies - BUDGET BITES - Frozen treats on the cheap
• Unsupported shark ranking rankles Topsail Island officials
• Wrightsville Sound residents stress preserving, not transforming, community
• Duo Honored For Academics By NGCA
• Leland, feds helping finance new senior apartment complex
• Brunswick County will keep fighting order to cut lot tax values
• Pender County News & Notes - Kiwanis boat raffle; scholarship; football rally
• Pender Watch builds oyster reefs to benefit environment
• Brunswick ballet company gets head start on
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Operation Marry Me; shark presentation; scholarship
• Navassa mayor charged with DWI
• Wreck near Leland injures 9 people
• Rising copper prices spark thefts
• Some visitors fond of Cape Fear Coast' name
• Celia Rivenbark - Deputies hosed by breast milk during moment
• Wildfire in Pender County nearly 80 percent contained after almost $2.4 million spent
• Past winners of the StarNews Media Lifetime Achievement Award
• Louise McColl, StarNews Media Lifetime Achievement Award recipient 2011
• Ernest Fullwood, StarNews Media Lifetime Achievement Award recipient 2011
• Eric McKeithan, StarNews Media Lifetime Achievement Award recipient 2011
• Sen. Hagan meets with Pender residents
• Woman escapes house fire; Labrador retriever dies
• 2 arrested in hit-and-run of pedestrian on South College Road
• 1 trooper cleared, 1 suspended after internal probe
• Fiery Futch won't seek another term as Leland mayor
• New Carolina Beach walking tour joins food with facts
• Veterinarians take opportunity to become hospital owners as well
• Weather prompts Poplar Grove car show to move to Sunday
• Back To The Show For Hatcher
• Hagan consults local leaders on spending priorities
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Detectives make arrest in Brunswick County break-ins
• June spending freeze adds to UNCW's budget woes
• Public hearing at UNCW 1 of 36 in N.C. about redistricting issue
• Summer Collegiate Report #5
• 2011 the second driest spring on record in Wilmington
• Ghosts of the Battleship North Carolina
• State auditor: nepotism, budget issues in N.C. ferry system
• UNC Wilmington to Test Seahawk Warning Siren System at NOON Monday, July 11
• Trask Transformation Begins Soon
• RailHawks Rolling Behind Knighton
• UNCW Faculty Authors Slated as Prologue Book Club Guests
• American Sign Language
• Hanover Hall Renovations Continue
• David Crummy, former drug ring leader, jailed on new charges
• Port City Paranormal & Ghosts of the Battleship North Carolina
• New Hanover News & Notes - Build a boat; pirates invade museum
• Why is there a rooster atop downtown Wilmington church steeple?
• UNC Wilmington Transition Committee to Help Introduce New Chancellor to Community, State
• David Crummy, former drug ring leader, jailed on new charges
• Elections: Updated list of candidate filings
• Fire destroys home of ex-NYC firefighter who served during 9/11
• Video shows controversial booking in Wrightsville Beach; Goolsby comes to officers' defense
• 911 call describes bloody discovery on Pine Valley Drive
• New salvage yard allows people to pull their own car parts
• Economy, lower gas prices help boost holiday tourism numbers
• Mosley Wellness Center closing as students move to Blount Pre-K
• Budget Bites - Hot dog haunts
• Pine Valley homicide victim remembered as energetic and caring
• Seahawk Minor League Report #2
• Budget fires consume Wilmington, many other cities
• Fiscal puzzle - Balance Wilmington's budget
• New Hanover News & Notes - School food program; blood donors needed
• Ukulele band brings cheer to performances
• Woman identified as victim of homicide on Pine Valley Drive
• Wilmington band Beta Radio to be featured in TV show's first episode
• Hurdles remain for bike bath connection between beach towns
• MyReporter - Why don't emergency room doctors at NHRMC take BCBS insurance?
• Celia Rivenbark - Sure-fire recipe for a bestseller: Sprinkle title with swear words
• Pender County News & Notes - Scholarship winner; church mission trip
• Causeway Shag Club keeps venerable dance going
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Golf tournament; grief support group
• Once endangered, Maritime Museum to open in new home
• 155 new U.S. citizens take oath at Southport festival
• Queen stepping down after decades at First Baptist
• McIntyre takes heat over taxpayer-funded trip to Europe
• Father of hit-and-run victim asks driver to 'do the right thing'
• Audubon asks beachgoers to be good 'egg guardians'
• Watchdogs - Lumina News editorial takes on R.C. Soles probe
• Small-scale retailers working harder to carve own niche
• 3 drown at N.C. beaches; rip currents blamed
• Pedestrian in serious condition after South College hit-and-run
• 5 to Talk About Fireworks, rugby and more
• Schools adjust to new N.C. concussion law
• Federal government won't help state cover wildfire tab
• Parents find inspiration from all over for baby names
• I. 40 - Running up hills, getting run down
• No motive or suspect announced in teen's shooting death
• Election filing kicks off for municipal races this year
• Reward offered in possible car shootings this morning in Brunswick County
• Nonprofit works to protect, study Masonboro Island's sea turtles
• Controlled burns work to contain wildfire, smoke dangers continue
• Summer Collegiate Report #4
• Victim of downtown beating says assault was gay bashing
• Brunswick County teacher spends a week in the StarNews newsroom
• Southport couple plan annual naturalization rite
• 16-year-old shot to death in Wilmington
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Holiday parade; winery wins medals
• New Hanover News & Notes - Science olympiad; Phi Beta Kappa
• Man rescued after 50-foot fall to marsh below MLK bridge
• Wilmington man wins $250,000 in lottery
• Mayor Bill Saffo to run for re-election
• Pender school system starts search for superintendent
• Local school systems applying for 1-year delay of new 185-day plan
• Outgoing UNCW Chancellor DePaolo looks back on years of change
• Ex-colleagues praise UNCW's new chancellor
• Biz Picture - RETAIL DETAILS: Ikebana closing, summer savings, expanded island market, cow costumes and more
• Calabash names new town administrator
• Nonstop Chicago flights from Wilmington to start Saturday
• Trooper accused of false DWI arrest of woman in Wilmington
• Camping at Freeman Park? Forget the campfire.
• Smoke from Holly Shelter wildfire sparks 911 calls in Wilmington
• Victim of downtown beating says assault was gay bashing
• CFCC hires former Wrightsville Beach Fire Captain to lead new firefighter training program
• Wednesday's storms wreaked havoc on power and traffic
• Gooseneck barnacles catch rides on objects
• Fire officials urge residents to be careful when using fireworks
• Take Caution When Traveling on Campus Tonight Due to Storms
• Weather cooperates as crews work to fortify Holly Shelter fire lines
• Severe thunderstorm warning; power out for some; flood watch issued
• Leland connector road jumps through first hoop
• Allegations against Soles on tape that caused arson mistrial
• Biz Picture - Lower gas prices could spur more Fourth of July travelers
• Man shot in jaw after being robbed at Third and Campbell streets
• Firefighters fight wildfire with fire
• Topsail Beach taxes rise to fill town's sand fund
• DOT responsible for upkeep of Porters Neck roundabout
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Donations sought; new website; Halyburton program; car show
• Tropical storm unlikely to threaten the U.S. coast
• Firefighters fight wildfire with fire
• Lodging taxes pay for beach towns' tourism expenses
• N.C. 211 slated for major upgrades
• Tourney Teams Dot Men's Soccer Schedule
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Store owner cited with drug possession
• MyReporter gets to the bottom of the dinosaur lawn ornament
• Two men lead organization for Fourth of July Festival in Southport
• Back Then - Marshals arrest local moonshiner in 1911
• New Hanover schools first to try dropout recovery program
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Brunswick County man is robbery suspect
• N.C. State Bar reviewed Soles 4 years ago, dismissed allegations
• Intentional burning will consume up to 8,000 acres
• 140 Wilmington jobs at stake as Terex Cranes reviews facilities
• Wilmington nonprofit, Cooking for Change, graduates first class of students
• Raleigh woman's garden became her husband's grave
• Man sentenced to at least 20 years in Pender murder
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Meals for kids; open house; health screening; immigration workshop
• Robots Help Community Boys and Girls Club Youth Learn at UNCW and Time Warner Cable Camp
• High School Students to Venture into the Land of Science and Mathematics in Seahawk Country
• Pender commissioners avoid tax hike
• Gov. Perdue vetoes abortion restrictions bill
• Behind the Yellow Tape - heroin, gun seized in drug bust
• Man sentenced to at least 20 years in Pender murder
• Committee to look at how other convention centers book events
• Williston mourns death of assistant principal
• Severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect until 9 p.m.
• Traffic lights back on, power expected to be restored
• Area beaches lend hands to protest against drilling
• Port City Foodies - BUDGET BITES: Southern-style savings
• Rain holds key to battling Holly Shelter wildfire, officials say
• Sunday rains not much help to firefighters battling Holly Shelter blaze
• Pender County News & Notes - Holiday parade; new pastor; collecting cellphones
• Developer sues Brunswick County for installing water line
• Wilmington niche stores offer something special
• Seitters reap rewards of work at Twisted Oak Farm
• Residents wonder who will fix Ravenswood Road
• Officials building fire lines, may burn thousands of acres
• All eyes on Berger - Commissioner feeling heat from friends and foes alike
• In his own words - A Q&A with New Hanover commissioner Brian Berger
• Agency gives school supplies to needy kids
• Friends School adjusts to drop in enrollment
• Area's property market continues to sputter
• Wave Transit sees increase in ridership, revenue
• Small amount of rain slowed Holly Shelter fire, but only briefly
• Loss of state funding prompts drug court changes
• Here Now - Computer classes take off at disAbility Resource Center
• I, 40 - It's time to overcome physical trauma
• Pender board looks at options for filling 2011-12 budget gap
• Oyster Man' was a shellfish pioneer
• Local arts supporter leaves nonprofits $350,000 in will
• N.C. blazes offer sign of growing fire season
• New Hanover County officials work with EPA on air-quality standards issue
• Summer Collegiate Report #3
• Carter Returns, Waits For Another Chance
• Wildfire burns more than 21,000 acres; brief showers do little
• Wilmington voting district would split under plan
• Gov. Perdue rules on slew of bills, including those on gun rights, voter IDs and DWIs
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Art class; Beach Day; 'Nutcracker' auditions
• Ocean Isle Beach team teaches techniques for saltwater anglers
• New Hanover County News & Notes - N.C. House page; scholarship winners
• Animals dying in massive Pender wildfire
• New Pre-Employment Skill Testing Service
• Prosecutor in Zahra Baker case placed on leave after Sunset Beach DWI charge
• Cropper Inks Contract With Padres
• Back Then - Azalea Festival golf event in jeopardy in 1961
• Forest Hills neighborhood started in 1924 lives up to its name
• CFCC Invites Public to Build Boats at Annual Build-A-Boat Event
• Living Local briefs - disAbility career camp, Tri-Span race, Children's Museum and Habitat seek volunteers
• Goodwill - Generosity in wake of fire leaves family moved
• Holly Shelter fire burns 10,000 acres, could threaten homes
• Perdue to choose from list of three to fill vacancy of fifth district judicial post
• Brunswick schools won't renew temps as cuts loom
• UNCW Sweeps CAA Tennis Academic Honors
• Coffee on the go in Wilmington? Regulations could block PCJ's plans
• Computers for Beginners – July 6
• Wrightsville Beach seeks study grant in effort to reopen shellfishing areas
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Brunswick PTO treasurer arrested on embezzlement charges
• ABCA All-East Honors For UNCW's Pope
• New Hanover County schools make budget adjustments
• Cooper-Dyke Nominee For Anniversary Team
• Plan for downtown Wilmington police task force moves forward
• Paving work to close portion of McClelland Drive on Thursday
• Tears, angry words erupt at school board meeting
• Air-quality alert issued for Pender as crews battle Holly Shelter fire
• UNCW Surf Team Rides the Wave of Success to Number Three in the Nation
• Kure Beach passes budget with 2.75 cent tax increase
• Air-quality alert issued for Pender as crews battle Holly Shelter fire
• D.A. aware of allegations against Soles, awaits results of SBI investigation
• Scrutiny comes after PTA volunteers charged with taking money
• Information leak in Pender leads to criminal probe
• New legislative districts draw mixed reaction
• Despite state budget cuts, aquarium officials expect visitors will see no impact
• New Hanover County saves drug court program
• Help Us Keep You Updated On The Seahawks
• High School Students to Learn How to Run a Business at UNCW Camp
• Temperature hits 101, breaks 87-year-old record
• UNCW and Time Warner Cable Team Up to Make Science and Technology Fun for Underserved Youth June 20-24
• Local History Brought to Life by New UNCW Youth Camps
• Temperature hits 101, breaks 87-year-old record
• Brunswick County Schools cuts three administrative positions
• Two racks of StarNews papers stolen day Soles story appeared
• Burgaw teacher charged with cyberstalking student
• 'Game fish' issue likely to be addressed before 2012
• Sea turtle group reports tampering with nest
• Wrightsville Beach drawbridge stuck open for half-hour
• New Hanover OKs hiring of garbage incinerator consultant
• PNC Financial to buy RBC Bank in $3.45 billion deal
• Trails End Park, boat ramp to stay open around the clock
• Game fish among issues likely to be studied before lawmakers' return in 2012
• Bald Head Island officials hope groins will help erosion temporarily
• UNC Wilmington and North Carolina Central University to Collaborate on Summer Program in Maritime and Admiralty Law
• Whatever happened to the cannons on top of the old WLI Armory?
• R.C. Soles accused of taking advantage of troubled teens; ex-senator denies allegations
• Castle Street arts festival helps Beasley sea turtle center
• Former operators of Black Horn to open market
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect for Southeastern N.C. until 8 p.m.
• Traffic court shutdown no problem so far
• Local governments' investments aren't paying off, either
• Blueberry Festival winners
• Blueberry Festival draws community, tourists to celebrate fruit
• R.C. Soles accused of taking advantage of troubled teens; ex-senator denies allegations
• U.S. Attorney General Holder encourages West Brunswick graduates to become next leaders
• Bad luck, good timing reconnect father, daughter after 18 years
• U.S. Attorney General Holder giving high school graduation address today in Brunswick
• Here Now - Student pins future on remarkable material
• Gov. Beverly Perdue's office offering $5,000 reward in murder case
• Mr. Popper's Penguins Comes to Life with UNCW Educational Website and Games
• Gov. Beverly Perdue's office offering $5,000 reward in murder case
• Work begins on filling vacancy after judge's death
• Housing slowdown not slowing Habitat for Humanity
• Guarino brothers don't fit the stereotype of delicatessen owners
• I, 40 - Working with Dad a labor of love, errors
• Titan representatives' measure to shield project falls short
• With new annexation rules, cities face decision
• New commission to study reform of property insurance rates
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Authorities arrest Shallotte woman after fight
• Berger promises payment to driver involved in accident
• Biz Picture - Passenger numbers dip at ILM for second straight month
• Summer Collegiate Report #2
• Red Cross volunteer from Bolivia aids Missouri tornado victims
• Eagles Island coalition raises concern
• Sheriff's probe on leak of Brian Berger's unemployment history comes up empty
• N.C. Supreme Court to hear appeal on Brunswick traffic court controversy
• Budget cuts bringing changes to Smart Start, More at Four programs
• District Attorney's Office investigates whether Commissioner Berger violated judge's order
• Pender County reinstates Skipper as Topsail High School principal
• Lawyer claims double jeopardy in arson case involving R.C. Soles
• Dispute over Wilmington Civil Service Commission dies on House floor
• Adams Takes Third At N.C. Amateur
• Drought continues along N.C. coast
• Fatal shooting by deputy justified, Brunswick DA's office says
• Ashley's 'Mr. Mac' ending second stint with New Hanover schools
• Two attorneys plead guilty to not filing taxes
• Free buses Saturday can take riders to free ball game
• Former WHQR manager to be ordained Episcopal priest
• Pender County library gets grant to buy books for early readers
• Cut in pay for court-appointed attorneys trims rolls
• Safety rules for nuclear plants inadequate, group says
• Goodwill - Car breakdown earns two men a new fan
• Living Local briefs - Harrelson Center yard sale, Red Cross volunteer day, shrimp fest seeks volunteers
• Wilmington program teaches children basics of art
• Brunswick Residents Join the Local Food Movement at Southport 10% Campaign Launch
• Board to request raise for New Hanover ABC chief
• Pender sheriff's captain faces prostitution charge
• Decontamination work finished at Navassa plant site
• Man robbed at Wilmington hotel
• Emergency responders train for trouble at Army's terminal
• Brunswick Forest hitting its stride as a growing community
• Topsail principal moving schools
• Hospital tax will increase so Dosher can renovate
• N.C. lawmakers override governor budget veto
• Wilmington meeting offers advice on how to spot, avoid financial scams
• Wilmington Convention Center defends booking policies
• USTA Taps DuBois For Coaching Program
• Legislature approves terminal groins bill
• Carolina Beach officials vote to return road to four lanes
• Oak Island council adopts budget
• Legislature approves terminal groins bill
• Bill would allow recently annexed residents to sign petition to stop the annexations
• Wilmington the linchpin for global fundraiser
• Goolsby denies donation, legislation link
• Gator wrangler springs into action at Mallory Creek
• Calabash woman dies after Monday night crash
• Sierra Club files brief on behalf of defendants in Titan slander suit
• MyReporter finds local TV reporter Casey Roman still here, but with a new schedule
• Pender education superintendent moving to Currituck County
• Brunswick County's former Habitat for Humanity director reflects on second career
• Back Then - Drought parching plants at Oakdale Cemetery
• Biz Picture - Home sales slide again
• Woman injured in Kure Beach fire dies
• Photographer works to help Joplin resident recover from tornado
• New Hanover County News & Notes - Host families needed; giant yard sale; fishing tournament
• UNC Wilmington Scientists to Document the Increasing Importance of Sponges on Florida Reefs
• DOT looks at routes to link MLK, Randall
• Loss of inlet dredging dollars could cut into tourism industry
• Rep. Carolyn Justice hopes to delay Titan air permit
• Local shopping centers thriving in tough economic time
• Education cuts worry Wilmington police chief
• Behind the Yellow Tape - UPDATE: Moped driver dies after collision with propane truck
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Leland man charged in Friday wreck that killed motorcyclist
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Owner of Overmans Electrical Services facing drug charges
• New Wrightsville Beach police chief named
• Pereira Makes Pro Debut In Argentina
• Brunswick Today - Sherifft racially harassed
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Brunswick business owner charged with possessing synthetic cannabis at store
• Military training in Brunswick County could get noisy this week
• Seahawk Minor League Report #1
• McComas, Hamilton share their thoughts on Gov. Perdue's budget veto
• Brunswick County News & Notes - Archaeologist speaks; rock 'n' roll show; museum; audtions
• Operation Marry Me Military is in full force in Oak Island
• Pender County News & Notes - N.C. House page; Kiwanis scholarships
• N. Myrtle Beach man charged with robbing Holden Beach bank
• McComas, Hamilton share their thoughts on Gov. Perdue's budget veto
• Volunteers bring Blueberry Festival together
• Wilmington woman honored for work fighting diabetes
• Pender considers possibility of holding county fair
• City, county fire departments forge partnerships for efficient response
• Kure Beach fire determined to be accidental
• Four Wilmington men arrested for Brunswick armed robbery
• Pender County may tap savings to bridge budget gap
• Carolina Beach mooring field still planned, but delayed
• Former ILM actress getting her game on in L.A.
• Nonprofits need money. But each source has its pros and cons
• Pender man faces more than 40 sex-related charges involving teen
• Surf theater - Former Wilmington guys making waves out West
• Proposed New Hanover ordinance helped in air quality fight
• New beach businesses betting on year-round local support.
• Here Now - Pal wants Medal of Honor for WWII bombardier
• Shop to the Beat boosts downtown sales
• I, 40 - With help, he's now a little sew-and-sew
• Brunswick PTO treasurer wanted on embezzlement charges
• Chairman Barfield says board will counsel Berger
• Thousands of high school grads ready to celebrate
• Traffic headaches have Carolina Beach eyeing return to four-lane configuration
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Collision on Market Street leaves one with serious injuries
• Virginia cites Titan for water, air woes
• Behind the Yellow Tape - 1,200 bags of heroin seized in Wilmington
• Brunswick Today - Sheriff's office releases video of deputy's interaction with Commissioner Warren
• Legal Briefs - Wilmington man receives 24 years in prison on drug charges
• Tomko Displays Talents For Bobcats
• CFCC, Family and Friends to Honor Former Wilmington Firefighter
• Commissioner Berger arrested on assault charge
• New hanover News & Notes - Science fair; JROTC rifle team
• Despite protests, Southport officials approve annexation
• Goolsby's bill alarms Wilmington mayor about convention center's success
• Ex-president of Elementary School's PTA charged with embezzlement
• Berger remains silent on leak of his unemployment benefits history
• Deal reached to allow four terminal groins along N.C. coast
• Lawyer says R.C. Soles paid off shooting victim to avoid lawsuit
• Judge rules in favor of bank in stalled subdivision case
• Bank at Holden Beach robbed by man who said he had a gun
• Battleship hull repairs begin
• The WAE blog - Gillian Welch to headline WinocaFest in Wilmington Aug. 27
• Wrightsville Beach to consider new parking lot by Mercers pier
• Author Mary Alice Baumgardner to read, sign 'Esther Oyster's Irritation' on Saturday
• Report recommends Topsail Beach raise taxes to pay for beach nourishment
• Summer Collegiate Report #1
• 15th Annual Battleship Blast Fireworks Spectacular
• Woman with terminal cancer pleads guilty in fatal crash
• New Hanover sheriff to investigate 'leak' about commissioner's unemployment benefits
• Commissioner Warren files discrimination report
• Senate OKs Goolsby bill on ballot info regarding political parties
• Parents misinformed about mold in Wrightsville Beach Elementary classroom
• Pope, Ridge Earn All-State Honors
• Ten sets of twins attending Bellamy Elementary
• Family Movie Night film 'Home and Away' filming in area
• Pair of loggerhead nests found, efforts to protect others ongoing
• Boiling Spring Lakes city manager resigns to take new job
• Progress Energy's use of chemicals to control brush rather than cutting concerns some
• Cooper-Dyke Adds Another HOF Honor
• Build/Upgrade Your PC
• Back Then - Readers recall their radio days
• Higher graduation rates give Gov. Perdue help on budget
• New Hanover schools still poised to cut 200 positions
• World Trade Center pieces to arrive for Wilmington ceremony
• Surf City plan would create fines for owners of loose pets
• UNCW Soars to a New Level of Greatness on President's Community Service Honor Roll
• Wilmington officials OK contract for Third Street upgrades
• Cain Tapped By Brewers In 12th Round
• New Hanover High principal to retire
• Brunswick's temporary school budget at 85 percent of last year's amount
• DA says nothing illegal about release of Berger's unemployments benefits information
• Businessman wants to bring 'hotel boats' to Wilmington
• Area residents lobby for medical marijuana
• Wrightsville Beach police chief candidates down to two
• Court of Appeals upholds city's Monkey Junction annexation
• Brunswick County establishes longterm roadway priorities
• Help is on the way - Wilmington Fire Department always on call
• Radio talk show host moves on to take new job in sales
• New Hanover contractor, banned from paving work in N.C., fined for doing just that
• Yacht club to be sold at foreclosure auction
• Free Workshop…The Story Project – June 18 & 25
• New Hanover officials block hospital's agreement with Charlotte system
• New Hanover News & Notes - Public meeting; family arts day; car wash; pirate invasion
• Cape Fear Presbyterian Churchs shrimp festival benefits Black Mountain Home
• Sculpture on the Commons, Outdoor Exhibit
• UNCW's Seaweed Women's Ultimate Frisbee Team Places Fifth in the Nation
• New Hanover officials block hospital's agreement with Charlotte system
• Pender officials approve wastewater deal with Integra
• Homeowners group asks Brunswick County to look at shrinking of staff
• New Hanover schools ask for relief in proposed budget
• With OK likely, debate cranks up on Castle Hayne incorporation
• McMahon Heading To Murray State
• Cost of improving Third Street rises more than $2 million
• Business notes - Foreclosure rate hits high in Southeastern North Carolina
• Former Miss North Carolina gets TV time with own cosmetics line
• Williams' trial move to Onslow County hinges on New Hanover providing staff
• Two teachers dismissed suddenly from Cape Fear Center for Inquiry
• Another Wilmington store sells winning lottery ticket
• Cary man charged with trafficking cocaine in Brunswick County
• Dare County wildfire sends smoke into Wilmington area
• Public vs. private long an issue for John Edwards
• N.C. lottery winner to use some of $700,000 to pay off medical bills
• Cameron Art Museum narrows search for new director to three candidates
• Introductory Spanish – June 20
• Pender News & Notes - Bicycle race; GPS class; book discussion
• Fundraiser to help renovate old Canetuck school
• Lightning strikes reported in Carolina Beach
• New bridge should make Oak Island evacuations easier
• Utility rates could rise in Pender County
• Pender DSS operates food pantry for hungry families
• Williston honors chorus picks up national award at Orlando
• Business owners glad to see Village Road project nearing completion
• Monthly sales support Leland's library
• Brunswick News & Notes - Civil War roundtable; archaeologist talk; bike run; golf tournament
• Utility company offers reward to help stop lint pollution
• Monthly sales support Leland's library
• County wants plenty of options on table as it looks for waste solution
• Forty-four nurses hired at NHRMC after busy May
• Hill has no qualms in casting swing vote
• Authorities searching for missing elderly man in Wilmington
• Here Now - Teenagers take command of VFW Post in Leland
• Silver Alert issued for Pender County man, 79, reported missing from Currie
• City police investigate shooting at South 14th and Queen streets
• I, 40 - Join the curling club before the opportunity slips, slides away
• John Edwards pleads not guilty to felony charges
• New cleaning service uses environmentally friendly products
• Health Notes - Local health website launched, kids' handwriting camps, volunteer honored
• N.C. faces deadline to comply with federal sex offender law
• N.C. Gov. Perdue signs order on unemployment benefits
• N.C. House Republicans say more than they plan to - Listen in
• Pedestrian killed on Carolina Beach Road
• Outlook's healthy for new condo office project in Mayfaire
• Investors Howard and Sandra Marks file for bankruptcy protection
• Ocean Isle Beach couple organize efforts to help sea turtles
• New Hanover News & Notes - Quiz bowl; state page; honor society
• Five UNCW Coaches Recognized As CAA Coach of the Year
• Southport delays final vote on annexation
• Area's drought reclassified as 'severe' after dry spring
• Annexation, groins bills ahead, others lag as end of session draws nigh
• Snipes Academy students collaborate on design of permanent sculpture
• New Burgaw center to provide substance abuse treatment for teens
• Shore Lines - Coast Guard warns boaters of inlet hazards
• Wilmington boy's space doodle wins Google finalist spot
• New historic marker honors U.S. Colored Troops who died in the Civil War
• Piece of jewelry a stunning find at Brunswick Town dig
• Back Then - North Carolina secedes from U.S. in June 1861
• Goodwill - It doesn't always take 'mulch' to lend a hand
• Shallotte Point community traces roots to 1700s settler
• Cancer survivors create happy memories in Kure Beach
• UNC Wilmington Conference Brings Together Students, Academics and Practitioners to Discuss Integrated Marketing June 2-4
• Supporters push for local crime lab
• Second rabies case of year confirmed in New Hanover County
• Progress opens gates to Brunswick Nuclear Plant
• Wide-spread campus outcry saves ponds at UNCW
• Fifth grade students at Murrayville hold film festival
• Court denies DA's appeal of ruling that nixed Brunswick traffic court
• StarNews to hold education meeting
• Ltd. Electrical Contractor’s License Study – July 18
• Teen charged in Holden Beach rape
• Weather Channel pokes fun at Cantore in locally filmed videos
• General Contractor’s License Prep – June 7
• Sea turtle release marks 300 patients rehabilitated by hospital
• WHA receives grant to help families become self-sufficient
• Grants available to fund mission trips
• Detectives investigate four American flags set ablaze on Memorial Day
• Brock, McLeod Earn All-East Honors
• Downtown Concert to Benefit CFCC Alumni Scholarship
• Prepare for Hurricane Season 2011
• High temps, dry conditions threatening region's crops
• Cape Fear Camera Club Exhibit Begins with June 7 Reception at UNC Wilmington's Cultural Arts Building Gallery
• Diocese looking to build school in Castle Hayne, open in 2012
• No injuries reported yet in apartment fire on Carlton Drive
• Pantano says McIntyre violated election law
• Budget belt-tightening leaves future of area beaches in jeopardy
• Actress who played mom on '7th Heaven' has high praise for Wilmington
• Carolina Beach continues to look for answers to traffic problem
• Wilmington officials open to suggestions about showcasing Riverfront Park
• Coast Guard transfers 40 to new Wilmington operations center
• Yellow Tape - Intercepted package leads to Southport drug arrest
• Basic AutoCAD 2011
• Property and Casualty Pre-Licensing – June 20
• New N.C. budget proposal in Senate would keep teaching assistants
• CFCC Marine Technology students and crew help recover Blackbeard’s Anchor
• Oak Island panel gets green' projects moving
• Memorial Day ceremony draws hundreds to battleship
• N.C. conservatives coming to Wilmington for GOP convention
• Another woman with Wilmington ties has shot at Miss USA crown
• DREAMS' Teen Council making a difference in Wilmington
• Interest sprouts in Leland neighborhood garden
• Teachers waiting to see if they will still have jobs
• MyReporter.com - What are the rules for electronic billboards?
• N.C. hikers told to watch for marijuana
• Penderlea museum sets annual Homestead Day
• Vietnam veteran recalls those who didn't return
• Pender searching for board of health volunteers
• TV producer hopes to help shelter animals through 'Gracie's Friends'
• 'Piranha 3DD' producer returns to Port City 25 years after 'Trick or Treat'
• Facing possible job losses, Virgo teachers express concern about students
• Oak Island woman weaves recycled plastic into hats and purses
• One man's creativity turns another's trash into treasure
• Bills for stiffer crime penalties on legislature's table
• Hundreds come out to pay respects to Judge Carroll
• Selling Downtown - Some push for more focused marketing
• Here Now - Cape Fear Dragon Boat Race will bring the colorful sport to Wilmington
• Bald Head Island homeowner pulls history into squabble with HOA
• Hurricane tracker to launch unmanned video plane
• Tourism boom for downtown started more than 20 years ago
• The real Ricky - A look at man-about-town Ricky Meeks
• Vanderham Paces UNCW In Season Finale
• UNCW Ends Season With 4-3 Loss To ODU
• I, 40 - Getting there is real rush of road trip
• Seahawks Fall To Dukes, Play ODU At 7 p.m.
• Wilmington Red Cross holds Memorial Day blood drives
• Wilmington-area unemployment still high
• GE announces $300 million nuclear fuel deal
• Memorial Day observances include Battleship N.C. event
• Developer buys, plans to restore Olde Point club in Hampstead
• Curious question led to Ocean Isle Beach museum
• Brunswick County News and Notes - Auction to help seniors center, Southport garden tour
• Wilmington far from immune to cyber crime
• Local GOP protestors say judge's ruling a political attack
• Vanderham Advances To Finals
• Cropper Tosses Shutout In Opening Win
• Sculpture Installation at Snipes Elementary, Collaborative Effort with UNCW
• UNC Wilmington Seaweed Women's Ultimate takes Frisbee to an All New Level; Competing in Nationals May 27-29
• Local GOP protestors say judge's ruling a political attack
• Wilmington's flights to New York in jeopardy
• Man robs woman in her car at gunpoint in Wilmington
• Trader Joes targeting a specific Wilmington location for store
• Two series that shot pilots here wont return to film
• WAVE Transit makes budget case to city
• Two area attorneys face tax violations
• Oak Island Town Council OKs insurance overhaul
• Traffic moving again on Shipyard Boulevard after wreck
• News and Notes - Students in geography, math competitions
• Man facing charges for Monday's Longwood shooting
• Shooting at The Edge Lounge leads to arrest of one man
• Period of increased scrutiny for Brunswick nuclear plant ends
• New Hanover County Judge John Carroll dies
• Brunswick Nuclear Plant's recent halon discharge incident came near end of scrutiny period
• Budget reflects tourism rebound in New Hanover County
• Another day, another heat record for Wilmington
• Pope Leads All-CAA Honorees
• New Hanover County Judge John Carroll dies
• Single-engine plane crashes in Shallotte, no injuries reported
• Dosher hospital makes pitch for boosting tax
• Body found on Fourth Street in Wilmington
• Living Local briefs - Class on nonprofit board membership, exchange students need hosts
• Goodwill - One good deed deserves (and gets) another
• Cape Fear Public Utility Authority board tours water treatment plant expansion
• AP source: Edwards could be indicted within days
• Market Street gets new oyster bar
• N.C. House bill would limit authority of homeowners' associations
• World Trade Center Artifact Coming to CFCC
• Gospel choir that began decade ago as senior project continues to flourish
• Back Then - Civil War vets hold reunion in 1911
• UNCW Track & Field Heads To Hoosier State
• It's Tournament Time For The Seahawks
• North Carolina brims with nuclear waste
• Budget proposal from N.C. Senate GOP leaders would cut 20,000 government jobs
• Traffic court remains canceled in Brunswick County
• Halon released at Brunswick Nuclear Plant
• Budget proposal from N.C. Senate GOP leaders would cut 20,000 government jobs
• Port City sweats out a high temperature record
• Wilma Daniels wins award for service to YWCA
• StarNews reporter's wits tested on news quiz show
• NPR ambassador Kassell visits for public radio fundraiser
• Seahawks Draw Penalty For APR Rates
• RBC files suit against Two Guys Grille owners
• For Missouri city reeling from tornado, possible 2nd punch looms
• New Hanover County News and Notes - Library loans e-readers, city pool schedule
• Did a World War II plane crash near Masonboro Church in 1944?
• Lee Collects More Academic Accolades
• Residents facing annexation by Southport cry foul on voting date change
• Crime rate in Wilmington drops at double national average
• Altman pleads guilty to murdering mother, stepfather
• Court denies Wilmington councilman Sparks appeal of WHA lawsuit
• New Hanover County school board member Redenbaugh accepts Profile in Courage Award
• Lawmakers to weigh proposal for Castle Hayne incorporation
• Water boil advisory issued for parts of Brunswick County
• Grant awarded for Wilmington's Youth Build program
• New Hanover County News and Notes - Scholarship fundraiser, school retirees honored, exchange students
• NRC to discuss Brunswick Nuclear Plant's safety performance
• Pine Valley Baptist Church reaches out to needy and homeless
• Cropper Named CAA Pitcher-of-the-Week
• Sharma Earns Academic All-America Honors
• Dates set for 2012 Azalea Festival
• New Brooklyn Homes open as part of Taylor Estates in Wilmington
• Brunswick man sentenced to 12 to 15 years in prison for child sex abuse
• Historic Wilmington adds to its list of endangered sites
• Notice: CFCC’s Offices Running on Summer Hours
• N.C. residents urged to prepare for hurricane season
• New Oak Island bridge to be closed Wednesday
• Budget Bites - Monday meal deals for a bright beginning
• Island used as bombing range has no unexploded ordnance, inspection finds
• Tornado kills at least 89, Missouri officials say
• I, 40 - If you had been Raptured, you couldn't read this column
• Pender County News and Notes - Education meet-up, film at battlefield, baccalaureate service
• Prominent spot - Artist's work to be featured on festival wine label
• N.C. native puts life story into sale of Custom Fit Meals
• Redenbaugh to receive high honor in Boston
• Panel to review Castle Hayne incorporation
• Pender County's largest private employer ready to shut its doors
• Hoggard's first female principal enforces the rules
• Bookmarks - Midwife' mystery has local lineage
• Wilmington Early College High School graduates its first class
• Campbell's Blast Lifts Seahawks To Win
• Seahawks End Up 11th At NCAA Regionals
• Here Now - Follow woman's bike journey across the country
• Budget crunch leaves state-owned pier at Carolina Beach in limbo
• State enters the pier business, can the private ones compete?
• High gas prices change Americans behavior
• 5 to Talk About LakeFest, cemetery tours and more
• Despite Loss, Seahawks Return To CAA Tournament
• UNC Wilmington Students Turn on Their Light Bulbs to Teach about Energy TOMORROW
• Priyas smile - Photographer reflects on trip to India
• Relook at Bald Head Island death begins with evidence appeal
• Brock, McLeod Still In NCAA Mix
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Man stabbed on Castle Street in Wilmington
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Man reports robbery downtown
• Shore Lines - Baywatch reunion in Kure Beach? No, just Hasselhoff filming in town
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Armed man robs three at Wilmington BMW dealership
• Lejeune water issue going back to Congress
• Local business and community leaders pledge $185,000 for CFCC scholarships at annual luncheon
• Special Called Meeting of the UNCW Board of Trustees Executive Committee May 23 at 10:30 a.m.
• Brunswick News & Notes - Big Toy Day; Toastmasters; museum; bicycle tour
• Brunswick golf tournament to benefit First Tee program
• New Hanover News & Notes - Eagle scout; JROTC cadet
• Search for Blackbeard's Anchor Underway; UNC Wilmington's R/V Cape Fear Lead Vessel
• UNCW Strolls To 3-2 Win Over VCU
• Four multiple-car accidents clogging Market Street
• Man charged with shooting brother
• Lane to be added from bridge to Leland
• Brunswick DA officially challenges judge's traffic court decision
• First N.C. state-funded and -operated fishing pier opens
• Brock, McLeod Pace UNCW In Regionals
• Justice urges GOP to break jobless aid impasse
• UNCW Track Sends Six To East Regional
• Downtown house to star on "Today" show
• Proposed Wilmington city budget includes money for new fire truck
• Baseball Game Day: VCU
• Confirmed - to launch final season mid-year
• Marine Technology students and crew to help raise Blackbeard’s anchor
• Studios could be busy this summer with One Tree Hill' to resume filming
• New Hanover News & Notes - Eagle Scout; Senate pages; officer earns certificates
• Art Students Complete Mural Along UNCW, Hardee's Property Line
• DA to relook at case of island officer found dead
• Studios could be busy this summer with One Tree Hill' to resume filming
• Group considers new way to prioritize road projects
• CAA Honors Women's Golf Trio
• Blackbeard's Revenge: UNCW, CFCC star in real-life pirate saga
• New Brunswick VA clinic opens in August beside hospital in Supply
• UNCW Men's Golf Sweeps CAA Awards
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Shallotte man arrested on crack charges
• With vehicles barred from lawn, Southport market vendors help each other
• Wilmington ranked 75th among most-searched real estate markets
• Swimming advisory issued for Banks Channel at Wrightsville Beach
• Seahawks Open NCAA Regional Play
• UNC Wilmington and Wilmington Mayor’s Office Collaborate on Documentary Series on the Business of Economic Development
• 'One Tree Hill' picked up for ninth season
• Revered volunteer 'Mama Dora' dies at 84
• Middle Innings Cost Seahawks, 12-3
• GotWAVE head says Wilmington City Council violating agreement
• Kure Beach OKs bid to build Ocean Front Park
• New Hanover officials vote to close Virgo Middle School
• 'One Tree Hill' picked up for ninth season
• Berger says vote flap over park land purchase no big deal'
• Adams named BCC president
• Why did the Battleship pull plug on light show, movie series?
• Couple's confidence-building mission gets wounded service members cycling
• CW orders TV show, which filmed its pilot here
• Topsail offiicials discuss town employees' raises
• NCAA Honors Women's Golf Again
• Southport merchants oppose ferry rate hike
• Sale of Brick Landing golf course on hold after buyer rescinds bid
• PPD's Wilkinson adds Battleship Commission to his duties
• DuBois Collects ITA Regional Honor
• Baseball Game Day: Coastal Carolina
• Taxi fare refusal leads to son's murder arrest in Brunswick
• "Birds of a Feather" Art Exhibition To Open in Wilmington
• New Hanover News & Notes - Town hall meeting; benefit concert; 5K race; flap jack fundraiser
• Navy Sea Cadet Corps returns to Wilmington
• News Conference at UNC Wilmington May 18 To Launch Blackbeard Shipwreck Dive
• 15th Annual N.C. Coastal Entrepreneur Awards at UNCW Honors Economic Engines
• Success of No Impact Lunch Gains UNC Wilmington Campus Dining an Impactful Award
• Pender board approves GPS monitoring for inmates
• Taxi fare refusal leads to son's murder arrest in Brunswick
• State offers $5,000 reward in teen's shooting death
• Couple sought in Henrietta III burglary
• Brunswick budget proposal retains jobs, might raise taxes
• Donor plans $1 million matching challenge grant for art museum
• Brunswick detectives look for Calabash burglar
• Brunswick prostitution sting nets three arrests
• DA vows appeal to Brunswick traffic court elimination
• Man gets at least 18 years in sexual assault of 6-year-old
• StarNews to hold education meet-ups
• Pope Named CAA Player-of-the-Week
• 'Ladies of the Cape Fear' portrait exhibit opens Thursday in Wilmington
• McComas bill could limit competition at state port
• Legal Briefs - Jolly-David traffic court dispute still unresolved in Brunswick County
• Controlled burn in Brunswick sends smoke into New Hanover
• New Hanover commissioners alter contract with WDI
• Man robs CVS on Carolina Beach Road of opioid medication
• Budget Bites - Seafaring deals for those who dont want to fish
• Domestic violence kills 107 in North Carolina, attorney general reports
• Lee Receives ITA Sportsmanship Award
• CFCC to add womens basketball as new college sport
• Prevette Rises In NCAA Regional Ranks
• CFCC Publishes Summer Continuing Education Schedule
• Laughter helps woman who lives to help others
• Brunswick County cafeteria busy, but not profitable
• Wildfire caused by lightning, says investigator
• Bill would dial back access to N.C. public records
• Pender News & Notes - Topsail High fundraiser
• Brunswick News & Notes - Museum schedule; museum hosts program
• Copenhaver wins Top Chef competition for second time
• Lidoski, Chadwick among volunteers earning state honors
• McSwain Shuts Down First-Place Monarchs
• Bill would give judges more power against gangs
• Who will pay to clean up meth labs?
• Last Chance For UNCW Track Athletes
• Monarchs Claims Series With Late Rally
• Hope From Helen basketball fundraiser set for June 4 in Wrightsville Beach
• UNCW prepares graduates for careers tackling top issues
• Hadlock shares her love of swimming by coaching Brunswick Marlins
• Redistricting has failed to even student numbers in New Hanover
• Funding for disability services could be altered
• Nearly 90, but boxer isn't ready to sit down
• Love of Greenfield Lake has kept boat builder there most of his life
• 5 to Talk About Foodies festival, bag pipes and more
• One Tree Hill' renewal going down to the wire
• Monarchs Take Opener From UNCW, 10-5
• ABC wants more 'Revenge.' The pilot shot here. Will the series?
• Here Now - New Smart Start service an aid for parents
• I, 40 - Winning contest is a trivial matter
• School bus, pickup truck collide on Market Street
• Club 609 alcohol permits revoked for pattern of violence
• Man accused of Ponzi scheme pleads guilty
• Man accused in Soles case freed on $750,000 bond
• Nudist resort thrives despite national slump
• Sea turtle volunteers prowl beaches in search of nests
• Seahawk Soccer Alumni Pursue Dreams
• UNCW Falls To Auburn In NCAA Tennis
• Wilmington-area economic indicators May 7-13
• Drop-in childcare center to open in Carolina Beach
• 'Teen Mom 2' case generates national media attention
• New Hanover commissioners, school board members talk about funding
• Consultants discuss design for U.S. 17 medians
• Memorial honors fallen officers, deputies from New Hanover
• UNC Wilmington Commencement to be Simulcast Live via Web and Cable TV May 13 and 14
• Vote on New Hanover hospital deal could come in June
• Southport residents speak out against annexation plan
• Governor knocks legislators' education budget plans
• Surveillance at fast food restaurant leads to heroin bust
• Southport woman featured in 'Crimes of the Heart' lends memorabilia to display at Old Jail
• Tempers flare at New Hanover County Commissioners meeting
• Teen charged in second robbery after questioning
• Former Pender health department director adds criticism
• Man-made wetlands succeed in cleaning up Hewletts Creek
• $752 million in military business up for grabs
• Hundreds expected to attend CFCC’s “Gift of Education” Luncheon on May 19
• Parade of Homes celebrates silver anniversary
• Gary Shell, Cross-City Trail's namesake, dies
• Home sales down from April '10, but with an asterisk
• Despite drought status for Cape Fear region, water supplies OK
• Baseball Game Day: Old Dominion
• Cooper-Dyke Adds Dunford To Staff
• Dragon boat racing comes to Wilmington in June
• Seahawk Netters Open NCAA's Vs. Auburn
• Student-Athletes Ready For Big Day
• Wrightsville Beach residents sound off about county-funded services
• Topsail Beach considers employee raises in budget plan
• N.C. House budget eliminates program for teen moms
• Senate spending plan makes deeper education cuts
• Woman arrested in Wrightsville Beach party robbery
• Oak Island to keep town 911 center
• Officials to discuss mental health changes in Wilmington
• Port City Foodies - Two Guys closes one location
• Don't look for a barking-dog ordinance anytime soon in Brunswick
• Smoke from wildfire prompts air quality warning
• Mitchell Returns To Mean Green Staff
• The many flavors of Wilmington will be showcased Sunday
• Nine UNCW Swimmers Earn Mid-Major Honors
• Retail Details - Prom time, mall makeup, dresses for less, free doggie dessert and more
• Wilmington home price decline moderates, research firm says
• Goodwill opens first Brunswick County store
• Wainwright, Jones Join Fresno Staff
• UNCW Falls To Ninth-Ranked Tar Heels
• The Invisible Population: UNC Wilmington Nursing Lecturer Looks at Stress on Young Caregivers
• Carolina Beach nixes more drive-throughs
• Oak Island council OKs space for biofuel project
• Woman charged in April crash that killed 83-year-old woman
• Brunswick school board closer to budget cuts agreement
• Business owners voice concerns over Market Street median plan
• New Hanover County wants to create nature center near new Smith Creek Park
• Why calling Greenfield Lake green isn't all bad these days
• Man wearing trash bag reports being sexually assaulted behind Wilmington club
• Dining review - Hit-and-miss menu choices at the Whistle Stop Café
• MyReporter finds out if the dolphin mural at the Coast Line Inn will get a touchup
• Singer Marysue Proveaux uses entire body to convey emotion behind music
• Oak Island council OKs public works reorganization
• Back Then - City faces budget shortfall in 1961
• Public encouraged to view possible changes for 17 and 210 in Pender on Thursday
• Mizak plans bid for Wilmington City Council seat
• CFCC Dental Hygiene graduates post 100% passing rate on national exam
• Baseball Game Day: North Carolina
• Teal Stars: Three Successful Graduating UNCW Students Shine
• Man arrested in shooting visits victim's family
• Prostitution sting nets two arrests
• Wilmington man shot in chest Sunday morning
• Three charged in Rocky Point home invasion
• Dare County wildfire sends smoke into Wilmington area
• 72-year-old Supply woman arrested on drug trafficking charges
• Shooting victim identified as Burgaw man
• Pender Board of Health chairwoman and 3 members resign
• 16-year-old set to graduate with 2 college degrees
• Trial date set in criminal case against former ABC administrator
• Seahawks Head To Virginia Regional
• First Bank reports increased income
• News and Notes - High school page, evening cycling event, water safety lessons
• Cause of Carolina Beach house fire undetermined
• Meeting of education board, commissioners will not be televised
• Drainage work to block Wilmington roads
• Brunswick Community College to graduate 131 students Wednesday
• Open-air market to open in Oak Island this summer
• New Hanover County commissioners to hold town-hall-style meeting at Wrightsville Beach
• CFCC graduates have stories of hope and inspiration (from WECT/WSFX)
• Community college students graduate into jobs (From Star News)
• Pender County News and Notes - Volunteer honor, blood drives, new beach service
• Wildfire prompts smoke advisory in 8 N.C. counties
• Skylar Smith, 12, shows off guitar skills on CD
• Bill's aim is to protect environment, availability of Masonboro
• Proposed HOA changes not progressing at statehouse
• Brunswick County to pay its own health insurance claims
• Seahawks Complete Pivotal Sweep
• Man shot to death, another stabbed outside Market Street club
• Franchise owner removes the furry, the burrowing and the slithering
• Kumar Shines In NCAA Final Round
• Oak Island society launches informational campaign about beach safety laws
• Vanderham Takes CAA 800 Meters Title
• Seahawks Power Way To Twinbill Sweep
• Sex offenders face felonies for using social networks
• Mother's Day brings bittersweet reminder for mother of murdered son
• Fort Fisher lifeguards might be around for only half the summer
• Mason Defeats UNCW In Season Finale
• Cuts may mean less help for special-needs students
• Making a gift for Mom led to a career in jewelry design
• Book Review - Chamberlain's The Midwife's Confession' a good beach read
• I, 40 - Cutting cancer, one shaved head at a time
• Leave hidden fawns alone as mothers feed, wildlife officials advise
• 2 men arrested on murder charges
• 5 to Talk About s Day concert and more
• Powell Leads UNCW At CAA Championships
• River Road cycling fatalities highlight spread of bath salts'
• Freshmen Lead UNCW In Second Round
• 2 killed in plane crash while en route to ILM
• Community college students graduate into jobs
• Rain Forces Saturday Twinbill For UNCW
• Mason Sweeps UNCW In CAA Doubleheader
• Target's getting a new look
• Several charges dismissed for Teen Mom'
• Wilmington broker, investor Crouch listed nearly $30 million in liabilities
• Salvation Army pastor in Wilmington seeing more needy
• Brunswick County deputy hospitalized after using car to stop suspected drunk driver
• United Way of the Cape Fear Area tops previous year's campaign
• Wilmington businessman played part in original hunt for bin Laden
• Residents weigh in on legislative redistricting
• UNC Wilmington Computer Science Grads to Help Catch Crooks as Part of Oak Ridge National Laboratory Internship
• Baseball Game Day: Georgia State
• Hagsund Leads Seahawks At NCAA's
• Board approves moving cell tower from school land
• Progress Energy profits dip for first quarter of 2011
• Erosion update sees little change
• Promoter hopes tiny homes will turn into huge sellers
• Track & Field Preview: CAA Championship
• Pender County HR chief adds interim health director duty
• Brunswick seeks permit to dredge near Brunswick River Park's ramp
• UNCW Wraps Up Regular Season At GMU
• Prosecutors file motion to drop cocaine charges against man accused of cyclists' deaths
• Federal Deficit Forum Video Available Online and on The Learning Channel
• Wilmington planning board weighs limiting tattoo parlors
• Miller-Motte Technical College has accreditation issues to address
• Varied qualities added up for new UNC-Wilmington chancellor
• Whole Foods officially announces plans for Wilmington location
• Prosecutors file motion to drop cocaine charges against man accused of cyclists' deaths
• Local lobby agenda largely a list of losing propositions
• Port City native lends writing talents to Thor'
• Seahawks Open Regional Play Thursday
• New Hanover jury hung in child sex assault case against pre-school teacher
• Request to move proposed tower from school property on planning agenda
• Southport to keep rescue squad under city umbrella
• ServSafe Food – June 6
• Solar Installer – June 1
• Beginning Woodworking – May 16
• Introduction to Basic Electrical Theory & Construction Techniques – May 16
• Bank Teller Training – May 17
• Home Performance Technician (Weatherization Crew Member) – May 17
• CFCC to Hold Graduation Ceremonies this Friday
• Beginning Cabinet Making – May 17
• Becoming A Successful Event Planner – Introduction – May 19
• Behavioral Health Technician – May 23
• Seahawks Rally Past Elon For 6-5 Win
• Miller Named Next Chancellor of the University of North Carolina Wilmington
• Seahawks Draw Tigers In NCAA Tennis
• Retirement community hopes to expand
• Submissions sought for Cucalorus Film Festival
• Truth sad about city
• Back Then - 1911: Golfers go by Pullman car
• UNCW Relay Earns CAA Track Award
• Seahawks Add Four To Signing Class
• Listen to the 911 tapes from Sunday's fatal shooting
• Contractor cooperating in case against former ABC head
• Brunswick County man facing charges after shooting
• MyReporter: Hard to get marching bands for Azalea Festival parade
• Location for New Hanover County redistricting public hearing changed
• News and notes - Students win art awards, money raised for Relay for Life
• Federal Point Help Center marks 25 years of service
• Baseball Game Day: Elon
• UNC Wilmington ArtSea Camp Combines Art and Environmentalism for Ages 12-16
• UNC Board of Governors to Meet at UNC Wilmington TOMORROW; Announcement of New Chancellor Expected
• Pender commissioners vote to oppose game-fish bill in Raleigh
• Many questions still remain in fatal weekend shooting
• New Hanover County manager submits budget without property tax increase
• Wilmington region residents react to killing of Osama bin Laden
• Child sex assault case goes to jury
• Contractor cooperating in case against former ABC head
• K-9 stop leads to cocaine arrests
• New UNCW chancellor to be announced Tuesday
• Brock, Blackwell Win Top Honors
• Camp counselors worked with youngest victims of 9/11
• Brunswick Community College trustees choose top three candidates
• What's up with all the traffic counters in Wilmington?
• New Hanover County names new elections director
• Right convention center hotel developer a priority, Wilmington city manager says
• Killed teen athlete's mom asks for witnesses to speak up
• Local business briefs - Former Waccamaw Bank president resigns from boards
• Building for Burgaw KFC likely done by end of June
• Willie Stargell among four inducted into Hall
• Pender Special Olympics offers outdoor fun
• Dukes Finish Off Sweep Of Diamond Hawks
• Oak Island expands beach parking for residents
• Pender commissioners reconsider game fish opposition
• Former gang member reaches out through foundation
• Pride Spoils Senior Day For Seahawks
• Sunday in the South - Mourning for tornado victims
• Food, wine, Paula Deen at Coastal Uncorked
• Dukes Take Series From UNCW With 6-5 Win
• Retired postmaster brings increasing number of shows to Southport
• Revival of Orton rice fields hits snag over permit
• Judge-DA rift shows court tensions
• For tattoo lovers, downtown expo is place to be and be seen
• Pride Powers Past Seahawks In Sweep
• New Hanover officials worry pollution boundary could stymie development
• Here Now - MacRae organizing Free to Breathe Golf Classic
• I, 40 - Plenty to see even without cable TV
• Local auto dealers see business rebounding after crash
• Expected economic benefits of PPD haven't materialized
• Credit union selling bluebird houses
• Dukes Take Opener From Seahawks, 12-2
• UNC Wilmington's Westside Hall Renamed to Honor Retiring Chancellor Rosemary DePaolo
• Panel says changes needed to address hurdles for black students
• Staying after School - Campus building named to honor departing UNCW Chancellor Rosemary DePaolo
• Kure Beach pays $22,500 settlement for discrimination claim
• The WAE blog - Local photographer invited to Noja, Spain, for international art symposium
• UNCW Closes Out Home Slate With Hofstra
• N.C. DOT to close MLK Parkway lanes at night
• Teen Mom 2' star case is continued
• UNC Wilmington Public Sociology Students Create a Garden Fit for Butterflies and Children; Grand Opening April 30
• Follow along as editor Gareth McGrath live tweets about the royal wedding
• Baseball Game Day: James Madison
• Commencement 2011: A Record 2,000 to Soar Out of UNCW May 13-14
• Tornado Watch Extended to 8 p.m. Today
• Area under tornado watch
• UNCW studies robots' potential in education of autistic kids
• New Hanover County Schools cancels after-school activities
• Mapping tornado reports
• Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 280
• Funnel cloud sighting, touchdown reported in N.C.
• New Hanover officials, hospital discuss management deal
• Senate rejects House rewrite of groins bill
• Seahawks Vault To 38th In ITA Rankings
• N.C. ports 'missing the boat' on agriculture exports
• News and Notes - Foster care awareness, photography contest, fundraisers
• H2GO searches for new director, plans new wastewater plant
• Men's 4x800 Relay Heads To Penn Relays
• Free dental clinic to treat up to 700 people
• Tornado Watch Until 4 p.m. on April 28
• Storms down power lines, damage homes in Carolinas
• UNC Wilmington Brings Noted Science Writer Tyler Volk to Speak at Climate Change Seminar April 28
• More than a decade in the making, Brooklyn Arts Center makes debut
• Unknown buyer pays $660,000 for golf course, clubhouse
• Drop off nonworking electronics for safe disposal
• Legal Briefs - Finances of Teen Mom 2 Evans detailed in court
• Neighbors notes - Wilmington Walk MS to raise money
• Rental agencies skip talk with Wrightsville Beach
• Head of AMA talks to Wilmington doctors on health reform
• Coastal Races Past Seahawks, 11-4
• UNC Wilmington Public History Display Looks at Life through the Lens of Mack Munn; Opening Reception April 27
• Residents in Southport annexation plan voice frustrations
• Panel discusses race issues at New Hanover schools
• Feds say Castle Hayne nuclear fuels plant is safe, secure
• House OKs limited inlet walls; groins bill goes back to Senate
• 4-year-old in stable condition after dog attack
• DA abides by judge's order, at least for now
• CAA Announces New Hoops Format
• Ocean Isle Beach goats get a reprieve as sale postponed
• Region's delegation in Raleigh weighs in on budget
• CAA Salutes Cooprider For Efforts
• Basic Point & Shoot Camera Class – May 4
• ABC Board hires officers for downtown Wilmington
• Student leaders offer honest critique of their schools, teachers
• Wilmington Housing Authority lays off 3 employees, cuts positions
• Piranha 3DD splashes into town, sets up production
• Baseball Game Day: Coastal Carolina
• Former Seahawk Inspires Students
• Wilmington Housing Authority to cut positions
• UNC Wilmington Denim Day Event to Create Sexual Assault Awareness April 27
• Girl, 4, airlifted to NHRMC after pit bull attack in Burgaw
• Seahawks Headed To Daytona Beach
• Mistrial declared in case involving teen with ties to Soles
• Staying After School - UNCW makes RateMyProfessors.com's 'Top 25 Highest Ranked Universities'
• Brunswick GOP leaders back district attorney in traffic court dispute
• Man accused of killing bicyclists indicted on murder charges
• School bus crash sends two to hospital
• Brunswick deputy arrested on charges of indecent liberties with minor
• Protests pouring in over goat sale plan
• CAA Honors Hot-Hitting Pope
• Behind the Yellow Tape - Brunswick County announces several drug arrests
• CFCC to Hold ‘Fun Day’ to Help Family of Young Child
• CVS Pharmacy on South 17th Street in Wilmington robbed at gunpoint
• 22,400 gallons of untreated sewage spills into Bradley Creek
• Path to recall Oak Island elected officials passed into law
• Local film kicks off Rosenwald School Conference at UNCW
• Local entrepreneurs turn product ideas into real sales
• South Brunswick football star memorialized at funeral
• Seahawks Dethrone Rams For Title
• Seahawks, Brock Take CAA Title
• Sea turtle art projects on display in Surf City
• Seahawks Rally To Claim Third CAA Title
• Documentary to be screened in Hampstead
• Teaching Indian orphanage girls to surf sets off a wave of good will
• New show on WILM-TV showcases area attractions
• State investigating Brunswick building inspector
• Pride Rallies Past UNCW To Avert Sweep
• UNCW Takes Four Events At Charlotte Invite
• No. 46 UNCW Traps No. 65 Panthers
• Brock, Seahawks Hold Leads At CAA's
• UNCW In Hunt At CAA Women's Golf
• Tribe Eliminates Seahawks In CAA Tennis
• Church program encourages men to express feelings in letters
• Job announcements few and far between and mostly small
• Ford to retire Crown Vics; police cars to get makeover
• Seahawks Down Dukes In CAA's
• Power back on in Kings Grant area; traffic lights functioning
• Seahawks, Brock Lead After Opening Round
• UNCW Maintains Hold On First With Sweep
• Blue Hens Post Twinbill Sweep of 'Hawks
• Hagsund, Metivier Pace UNCW
• With no lacrosse team of their own, girls join the boys
• New development in Hampstead might narrow bypass options
• Brunswick Academy students win arts contest
• Woman prepares for beach-to-beach swim for a cause
• I, 40 - Honk if your life is about to change
• Seahawks Advance To Women's Semifinals
• Police probe incident involving R.C. Soles
• Navassas finances draw scrutiny
• Bill would ban sale of red drum, striped bass, speckled sea trout in N.C.
• News and Notes - Step Up for Soldiers fundraiser, Relay for Life events, SHIIP volunteer trained
• Cosmetologists lend their talents to cancer survivors
• Flipping burgers for franchises, McDonald's workers become owners
• Williston begins pilot program using iPads
• Pereira, Sharma Make First-Team All-CAA
• Garrity, Lee Top Award Winners
• UNCW Conference to Explore Lasting Impact of Rosenwald Schools on African American Education
• Media Advisory: Meetings of the UNCW Board of Trustees
• Baseball Game Day: Hofstra
• Leland officials want DOT to change I-140 Bypass plan
• Brunswick law officers voice opposition to judge on traffic program
• Developer sues New Hanover County after rezoning refused
• UNCW To Battle Blue Hens In CAA Series
• Does empty goose nest mean a serial "eggnapper" at Independence Mall?
• Sandbags seen as protection to some, nuisance to others
• Freshman lawmaker Susi Hamilton scores first bill approval
• Bill proposes major shakeup in N.C. court system
• Wilmington model railroaders to attempt world record
• Computers for Beginners – Apr. 26
• Fire at Archer Daniels Midland Co. in Southport contained
• Biz Picture - Want to know where your checked bag is? Now you can on Delta
• Biz Picture - Area per capita income ekes out gains
• Behind the Yellow Tape - State cites 115 store clerks for selling underage
• Goodwill - Helpful mechanic was in right place
• Cape Fear Watchdogs - Titan: Yes or No? NHC commissioners sound off
• Seahawks Eye Strong CAA Tourney
• Living Local briefs - Breast cancer models sought, accounting workshop held, golf benefit planned
• Toxic water must be removed from incinerator before shutdown
• Island goats near Ocean Isle to be rounded up
• Shrimpers concerned about spring catch
• Water service restored on North Kerr Avenue
• Seahawk Netters Bid For Second CAA Crown
• Cain Homers Twice In Loss To Wolfpack
• New Website Puts Access to Local Food on Silver Platter for Southeastern N.C.
• Legislators to hear split views on property bill
• Water turned off on North Kerr Ave
• Environmental activists demonstrate at Wrightsville Beach
• Mother of Rep. Carolyn Justice dies
• New Hanover County intercepts marijuana shipment
• Wilmington to pay to tear down old warehouse next to convention center
• Specialty courts targeted by lawmakers seeking budget cuts
• Second Shallotte murder suspect's bond increased to $1 million
• Man shot on Walnut Street after armed robbery attempt
• US Airways to bring first class back to ILM
• Bridge closures lifted for holiday weekend
• Work snags Surf City bridge traffic
• Paddleboarding event to help fund treks
• Rocket Pitch Brings Innovative Entrepreneurs and Potential Investors Together April 20
• Free Dental Clinic for Uninsured Gets Help from UNC Wilmington Students April 29-30
• Neighborhood markets behind schedule but moving toward opening
• UNCW program in Hillcrest community offers classes for children, adults
• 5 to Talk About - Resume help, Seahawk baseball and more
• N.C. annexation bill would give say to landowners
• Obama declares parts of North Carolina a disaster
• Downtown Wilmington parking fees to stay put for now
• Comedienne Ventriloquist Lynn Trefzger
• Ridge Bangs Out Four Hits In 17-13 Loss
• Deputies seek clues in teen's shooting death
• Parents, teachers and students protest proposed Brunswick classroom cuts
• Wrightsville Beach campaign promotes safe nightlife
• Coastal Sweeps Past UNCW In Doubleheader
• Amusement rides return to Carolina Beach
• Brunswick officials eye tax rate to fill $4.5 million buget hole
• Assisted living aide fired after simple assault charge
• Brock Takes CAA Golfing Honors
• Looking for Easter eggs? We have the scoop on where to join the fun
• CFCC’s Drama Department Presents ‘Ancient History’
• CFCC Students to Put Classroom Knowledge to Use at Fort Fisher
• Pianist Jarvis adds to ambience at Circa
• Public invited to attend CFCC’s annual job fair
• CFCC ceremony to honor achievements in and out of the classroom
• Students “Discover” Dinosaur Egg During CFCC Geology Class
• BCC president candidates will meet the public
• Baseball Game Day: ECU/NC State
• Classmates hold memorial for teen who was gunned down
• Wilmington students raise funds for Guatemala trip
• State legislation might set back Wilmington's narrowing of budget gap
• Distinguished UNC Wilmington Students to Present Research at Showcase Reception April 19
• Wastewater plant builder seeks plan changes
• Brunswick board drops fees for smaller homes
• Brunswick authorities plan crackdown on speeding, drunk driving
• Peterson Adds Gray To Basketball Staff
• Biz Picture - Signs point to yes for Whole Foods
• Bond for suspect upped to $1 million in 2008 killing of Realtor
• UNCW Hits The Road To Face Coastal
• Seahawks To Face Dukes, Monarchs
• Ridge Named CAA Co-Player-of-the-Week
• New study worries foes of Southport megaport
• Brunswick DA scolds judge, demands apology
• Green Building – Introduction – Apr. 25
• OSHA Construction Safety – Apr. 29
• Ocean Isle Beach man arrested on heroin charges
• Varsity Now - South Brunswick mourns death of running back
• Staying After School - BCC presidential candidates community meet and greet time changed
• Cape Fear Watchdogs - A scary, stormy Saturday in Raleigh
• UNCW Goes Coast-To-Coast With Gagliardi
• Pender Adult Services helps seniors stay in their homes
• Pallet Rackers/ Steel Slingers Needed
• Smithville Woods residents battling Southport annexation
• UNCW's Razor Walker awards to honor Harrill, Taylor, Lingle
• Seahawks Take Second At Yellow Jacket
• Seahawks Take Second At Yellow Jacket
• Clutch Hitting Propels Seahawks To Sweep
• Wave Transit station to open Monday
• Death toll from N.C. storms rises to at least 21
• Drexel Nips UNCW In Series Finale
• Llama Beach Rendezvous makes new friends at Fort Fisher
• Standout South Brunswick athlete Hankins shot to death
• Tornado warning in Pender County; severe t-storm warning for Brunswick
• Tornado Watch Issued for New Hanover County Until 9 p.m. Saturday
• Bass Leads UNCW At Yellow Jacket Classic
• Tornado warning in Pender County; severe t-storm warning for Brunswick
• Norris Accepts Position At FGCU
• Seahawk Netters Get 21st Win
• Fire near downtown Wilmington leaves cat dead
• Air show canceled because of weather
• Seahawks Drop Two To Dragons Saturday
• Here Now - Paleo diet, intense workouts halt progress of MS
• Tart Twirls UNCW To Series Win
• Patterson Sets Steeple Chase Record, Again
• Diamond Hawks Take Series Opener, 7-4
• New CFPUA water and sewer rates explained
• Passenger numbers at Wilmington airport strong in March
• Pender lawmaker, GOP draw fire for environmental agency cuts
• 'Hick' filming to block River Road in Wilmington
• Police find mobile meth lab in Wilmington woods
• Weekly News Quiz - April 15
• Pender County Schools counts children of military in hopes of getting federal aid
• Air show preparations in high gear for weekend event
• Leland hands out free plants
• Wilmington-area economic indicators - April 10-16
• UNCW Finishes Homestand With Drexel
• Duncan Accepts A.D. Post At Paine
• Saturday Baseball Moved To Noon Start
• Men's Golf Preview: Yellow Jacket Classic
• 5 to Talk About - Tough budget times and Relay for Life walkers
• Teens arrested after string of Gordon Road area break-ins
• Children with Special Needs to Boogie at UNCW Student Council for Exceptional Students Dance
• UNC Wilmington Students Present Groundbreaking Health Research at 19th Annual Nursing Research Day
• First UNC Wilmington Business Class Taught in Spanish Prepares Students for International Opportunities
• UNC Wilmington Teaching Fellows Take Student Manpower to Kinston to Help Migrant Families
• 5 arrested in Gordon Road area break-ins; adults identified
• Seahawks, Sharma Pummel Pirates
• Baseball Game Day: William & Mary
• Forecast storm postpones car show, but air show to go on as planned
• Fire at Market Street gentlemen's club deemed arson
• Track & Field Preview: CCU Classic
• Film news: Cucalorus in national mag; possible remake of
• Hydrogen gas explosion blamed for Sutton worker's death, Progress Energy says
• Retail Details - Manicure deal, mall bargains, makeup bonus, Sam's Club sampling and more
• Waterfront home prices drop to 2003 levels in Cape Fear region
• Woman robbed in grocery store parking lot
• Historic Downtown Marketplace to open Sunday in Wilmington
• Justice bill on Coastal N.C. groins allows just 3 projects
• New Topsail Beach boat ramp done in a flash
• Teen Mom 2s Jenelle Evans gets probation, community service
• Business briefs - Rocket Pitch spaces available, finance clinic set
• Oozeball 2011: UNCW Students to Mudsling for a Good Cause April 16
• Majority against Titan, says poll by opposition group
• Around the region - Officer Down Ride, fried chicken festival, Story Extravaganza
• Around the region - Flower Launch, YMCA play date, Wellness Tour Bus, ALS walk
• Living Local briefs - Finance workshop, grants offered
• Goodwill - Running partner helps boy reach finish
• 5 to Talk About: The Dead Sea Scrolls and Cinderella's shoe
• UNCW student teacher recalls first-day challenge
• Ridge Leads Seahawks Past Wolfpack, 9-1
• Children’s Author Lesléa Newman to Speak to Aspiring Writers at UNC Wilmington April 16
• Pilot offers middle school students flights to encourage goals
• Secrecy defended in UNCW chancellor selection
• Brock Named CAA Golfer-of-the-Week
• Critics say proposed state cuts would slow tourism dollars
• 2011 New Hanover County Special Olympics
• CFPUA to raise rates, modify billing structure
• Back Then - 1961: New Wilmington College campus needs furniture
• Carolina Beach gets state grant for part of pier project
• UNC Wilmington Surf Team Wins East Coast Championships; Headed to Nationals in June
• UNC Wilmington Board of Trustees Recommends Three Final Candidates for Chancellor to UNC President Thomas Ross
• High sulfur dioxide emissions could lead to stronger restrictions
• Camels Sweep Twinbill From Seahawks
• Leach Goes Distance In 5-2 Baseball Win
• Oak Island adopts website to attract visitors
• School board gives Virgo Middle at least one more year
• UNCW trustees approve three chancellor finalists
• Superintendent who introduced kindergarten in N.C. dies at 88
• Wilmington film productions to hit screens soon
• Carolina Beach gets state grant for part of pier project
• Detectives locate $37,900 in stolen jewelry, return it to owner
• Her hair care career started early, grew to embrace sisters, daughters, niece
• UNCW Men's Doubles Team Honored
• CAA Recognizes Blank, Sekely Again
• Fallen Police Officer Remembered Through Student Scholarship
• Budget Bites - Deals designed to bring customers to new restaurants
• Religious Scholar James Charlesworth to Speak on Dead Sea Scrolls at UNC Wilmington April 14
• Trip to India changes lives of travelers and for those in need
• Baseball Game Day: Campbell/NC State
• Trader Joe's 'interested in Wilmington'
• Pender officials may seek expanded oversight
• Expert on Dead Sea Scrolls to give lecture at UNCW
• MyReporter.com - Alligator near Sam's Club not an uncommon sight
• College Softball: Tigers Split Doubleheader with UNCW
• College Softball: Tigers Fall at UNCW 1-0
• Students at UNCW to Take Action during National Volunteer Week, April 9-16
• Dance USA chapter honors Wounded Warriors
• 218 charged with alcohol violations over Azalea Fest weekend
• $300,000 added to shared helicopter program
• Seahawks Set To Host Camels Tuesday
• Trader Joe's 'interested in Wilmington'
• Prince Collects CAA Rookie Honors
• State Rep. Danny McComas put on spot by ID issue
• Book giveaway held for Freeman Elementary students through Wednesday
• Demand still high for retail space at Mayfaire Town Center
• ITA Recognizes Women's Tennis Team
• N.C. Public Servants Recognized for Service to Youth at UNC Wilmington’s Razor Walker Awards April 18
• StarNews launches online local box office; Taste of Wilmington tickets on sale here
• The Curtain is going Up this summer on the magic of Theatre!
• Wetland study shows improvement
• Special Called Meeting of the UNCW Board of Trustees, 4 p.m., April 12, 2011, Alderman Hall 215
• Police apprehend armed robbery suspect
• Boat raffle will fund scholarships for Dixon, Topsail students
• Air show will fly into Wilmington on Saturday
• McSwain Pitches UNCW To 5-1 Win
• Bicycle ride memorializes father, son, and raises awareness of bike safety
• Davenport, Lanouette Lead UNCW In Win
• Seahawk Seniors Win Home Finale
• Bulldogs Deal Seahawks 5-2 Loss
• Vanderham Runs Season Best In 800 Meters
• Seahawks Fall Late To Blue Hens, 6-5
• Buckworth Leads Seahawks To Split
• I, 40 - A little bit of profanity makes a big impression
• Annual flea market raises scholarship funds
• District attorney speeds up the traffic-court process
• Here Now - Young cancer survivor looks forward to Relay
• ESL Students Share Experiences Through UNCW Digital Storytelling Contest
• Senior Adults Made Tech Savvy by High School Student and UNCW Housing Authority Program
• Revaluation might mean lower bills for Pleasure Island residents
• Possible deal in works as government shutdown deadline nears
• Pender Harris Teeter will open Wednesday
• Police using social media more to talk with public
• Blue Hens Take Series Opener, 7-1
• Hundreds mourn father and son killed while riding bikes
• T&F Preview: Beaches Vs. Mountains
• Brock Takes Tournament Lead
• New Hanover Schools chiefs say NO to red light repeal
• UNCW To Entertain Towson In CAA Set
• Police chase ends in tasing
• Proposal called a major threat to film industry
• Investigators need help building case against man charged with killing two cyclists
• Serens goes from go-fer to chief at Brunswick Arts Council
• Kahle, Leblang Bid Adieu
• Men's Golf Preview: River Landing
• Battleship Easter Egg Hunt/Carnival
• 127th annual Cole Bros. Circus of the Stars bigger than ever
• UNC Wilmington Philosophy and Religion Students Ponder Universal Mysteries at First Annual Conference Saturday
• UNC Wilmington Chancellor Search Committee to Meet April 11
• No. 48 Seahawks Throttle Chants, 7-0
• Baseball Game Day: Delaware
• Four Seahawks Play Home Tennis Finale
• Terry Joins Head Coaching Ranks
• Man accused of damaging R.C. Soles' home, office posts bond
• Ex-candidate for Congress IIario Pantano does battle over pair of puppies
• Bill would gut death-row inmates' access to racial-bias claims
• Seahawks 16th In Final Mid-Major Poll
• House may scale back bill allowing inlet groins
• Government shutdown would have local effect
• Senior's project details hidden dangers of consuming fish
• Bill would shield citizens from suits like Titan's
• Wilmington Planning Commission rejects historic preservation ordinance
• UNCW Unable To Complete Comeback
• UNC Wilmington Students Stomp Out Butts One Text at a Time with "Tweets for your Sweet" Campaign
• Auditions for Second Annual Production of “For Colored Girls” at UNC Wilmington April 26-27
• Cavarra Lifts Seahawks Past Pirates
• Women's Tennis Team Stays Hot
• Brunswick Community College releases six candidates for President
• Flowers accepts fire chief position in Hendersonville
• Plea entered in 8-year-old murder case
• RETAIL DETAILS: Belk Charity Sale, Lowes Foods clearout and online grocery deal
• Brunswick Air offers tours from the sky of region's landmarks
• Red-light camera ban zips through panel vote
• Get thrifty at the Mothers of Multiples sale
• Routine maintenance to close some local roads in coming weeks
• Goodwill - Sailing trophy makes long trip to get home
• Wilmington jobless rate continues decline
• Charter cap lifting legislation committee vote expected today
• Local briefs - Assistance League plans gala in May
• CAA Recognizes UNCW's Blank
• Region's three school chiefs look to future
• UNCW Honors '61 National Champions
• UNC Wilmington to host 19th Annual Nursing Research Day
• Slightly Better Outlook Awaits Students at UNCW Internship and Job Fair April 6
• School board spars over future of Virgo Middle
• Pope Leads Hit Explosion In UNCW Win
• Wilmington officials OK apartment project despite protest
• Wilmington officials to vote on Greenfield Lake historic status
• Former Queen Azalea Nina Repeta returns to sing
• Officials OK $2.4 million plan for Brunswick schools
• Father and son's deaths highlight danger on River Road
• Parking fees could be rising downtown to cover $800k shortfall
• Detectives seize 850 bags of heroin
• UNCW Begins Homestand Against Pirates
• Bill would add to protection of flytrap plants
• Bank-owned home sales spiked in 2010
• Smith Makes Parade All-American Team
• Blackwell, Andrews Honored By NCCSIA
• Wilmington woman brings nurturing care to abandoned babies in Romania
• Brunswick County authorities make more drug arrests
• Local business briefs - Alpha officer ranked No. 1; Job fair Wednesday at UNCW
• Tomko Reaps NCCSIA Accolades
• Cape Fear bridge to be closed overnight through July
• New Hanover school system chief points to strengths, areas that need work
• Lady Seahawk Final Round Washed Out
• Record Lands Zahorodny CAA Honors
• Air quality standards could affect Pender
• Baseball Game Day: Campbell/Charleston
• Brunswick officials censure one of their own on ethics code
• Fired Brunswick DSS director gets $190,000 settlement
• 38 will lose job as officials vote to close WASTEC incinerator
• ECU Grabs Lead In Lady Seahawk Classic
• MyReporter - What's the story behind the metal sculpture at Second and Market streets?
• Man charged in fatal crash appears in court
• Water main broken near Porters Neck
• Carolina Beach tweaks timing for traffic signals
• Wilmington officials narrow city budget deficit to $1.1M
• Authorities search for drug suspect, make drug arrests
• Extended unemployment benefits coming to an end in North Carolina
• Program helps siblings share caregiver duties
• Castle Hayne Volunteer Fire Rescue nets deal with New Hanover County
• BUDGET BITES: Drive up and save
• CFCC Presents Poetry Set to Dance, Music and Drama at Arts Poetica 4
• Developers propose new plan for Water Street deck
• Judge, developers, 'credit doctor' still have unpaid New Hanover County taxes
• Bela Fleck and The Flecktones to play Wilmington in August
• Father killed, son injured in River Road bicycle accident
• Wilmington man plans to sail to Portugal alone
• Netters Post Third Straight Shutout
• UNCW Set To Host Lady Seahawk Classic
• UNCW Falls To Panthers In Series Finale
• Community farm in Bolivia grows family enterprises
• Seahawk Relay Takes Second In 4x800
• Wilmington man plans to sail to Portugal alone
• As region's Hispanic population booms, so have the business opportunities
• Long Ball Dooms Seahawks In Sweep
• Book Review - Hoggard grad's latest romance book loads of fun
• Community farm in Bolivia grows family enterprises
• Kure Beach couple looking forward to new assignment in Armenia
• Merchants' views vary on business of festivals
• New district attorney fills vacant assistant positions
• Fellow school board member says Redenbaugh not deserving of JFK award
• It's 'The Ultimate Boyfriend for Every Occasion'
• Farmers market offers preview in downtown Wilmington
• Virginia transplant juggles work, family to put own stamp on Azalea Festival
• Pender County Earth Day
• Zahorodny Sets 800 Mark Again
• Fatality prompts Sutton power plants 1st inspection
• Here Now - MacAlpine keeps the Azalea Festival rolling
• I, 40 - Goalie scores confidence in afternoon of hard knocks
• DA files civil lawsuit against Rhino Club
• County works to clean up homeless camp on 17th St.
• 16-year-old volunteer firefighter dies after wreck
• Carolina Beach company helps businesses lower power costs
• Seahawks Destroy Dukes, 7-0
• Weekly News Quiz - April 1
• Governor coupling statewide business tour with campaign fundraising
• Marcie Davis helps seniors learn computer skills at Brunswick Center
• No. 2 Bulldogs Sweep Seahawks
• Track & Field Preview: Florida Relays
• Advocates call for no more cuts to mental health services
• Leblang Sets Record In 7-0 Rout Of Hens
• SAAC Plans Annual Variety Show
• Redenbaugh receives Kennedy award for stance against neighborhood schools
• Residents offer salute, thanks to wounded servicewomen
• Yacht club, condos at odds over bulkhead in Wrightsville Beach
• Study Says Charter Network Has Financial Advantages Over Public Schools
• Monkey Junction annexation bill clears House hurdle, awaits final vote
• 12 gardens on Azalea tour are picture perfect
• Entrepreneurship Center at UNCW "Going Global" to Help Local Businesses March 31
• Life-Changing Tutoring Program Pairs UNCW Students with Children of Housing Authority
• Two dead after plane departing from Wilmington crashes
• New Hanover might be split into two Senate districts
• Local leaders oppose development bill with Skyway, bypass at stake
• Power outage slows traffic near 17th, Shipyard
• Recycled hospital may fill education role for Brunswick County
• Law enforcement officials eye budget cuts
• Suspect, murder victim were friends
• DOT closes part of Kerr Avenue after drivers ignore construction zone
• Ladies' boutique owner to open new Carolina Beach shop
• AAIPharma Services makes move toward expansion
• Wednesday Baseball Postponed
• Doctor accused of assaulting wife
• UNCW Making Peach State Road Swing
• Goodwill - Master gardeners ready to help with tips
• CFCC’s ‘Sex Matters’ Conference to Focus on the Risks of Risky Behavior
• CAA Honors Cooprider For Strong Week
• RETAIL DETAILS: Discounts for donations, HT in Hampstead, beach bargains, girls' night and sweet rewards
• Local conservation council gets national nod
• Local briefs - Trinity foundation sets Poker Run; Walk to end violence is April 10
• News and Notes - New board of directors for YWCA, Work on Wilmington needs volunteers and WUMC Son Run
• CFPUA grapples with rate structure; adjustments needed
• Pirates Power Past UNCW In 20-5 Win
• UNC Wilmington Music Professor Receives UNC Board of Governors Teaching Excellence Award
• Suspect, murder victim were friends
• Traffic stalled on U.S. 17 in Hampstead after crash
• Saliba has first appearance on murder charge
• Budget cuts taking toll on judicial system across the state
• Wilmington-area churches to host Bible study simulcast
• Seahawks Soar To No. 46 In ITA Rankings
• Service cuts for seniors stay, despite budget error
• Arrests made in dozens of car break-ins across New Hanover County
• Wilmington developer elected to UNC system board
• Biz Picture - Tax day tips and help from the IRS
• Berger says colleagues on New Hanover board shutting him out
• Verizon call center in Wilmington gets new director; old director heads growing S.C. centers
• MyReporter inquires about pricing of area green-screen studios
• Work begins on turtle hospital in Surf City
• Back Then - 1911: Restaurant owner shoots patron who won't pay up
• Brunswick County libraries cut weekend service
• Centrally located neighborhood that began as dairy farm retains ties to nature
• UNCW Students to Volunteer with Children and YMCA this Weekend
• Vote on Monkey Junction annexation measure postponed
• Baseball Game Day: ECU/Charleston
• UNC Wilmington's Department of Theatre Presents Troy Women April 7-10 and 14-17
• Vote on Monkey Junction annexation measure postponed
• 'Wing Fling' relatively issue free in Pleasure Island hosting debut
• Area plants and berries in danger as freezing temps predicted tonight
• Brunswick schools announces first possible budget cut
• Burdened by debt, CFPUA seeks savings
• New Hanover commissioners to meet about Titan's protest of proposed zoning amendments
• Torrid Week Lands Campbell CAA Honors
• Diamond Hawks To Host Benefit Clinic
• Surfers Healing offers Autism Awareness events
• News and Notes - Myrtle Grove Middle presents 'Alice', EarthSave March dinner and Center for Inquiry art auction
• Thousands of plants on sale at CFCC landscape gardening student greenhouse
• BUDGET BITES: What can you get for less than $5?
• Lock and Dam No. 1 to close to the public for construction
• CFCC Students to Take Over Popular Local Restaurant for Special Dinner
• Visiting Writer Paul Lisicky to Read at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, April 4
• Diving club members photograph their trips
• Mark Scalf Show Airs On Monday
• Seahawks Claim 16th At BNC
• PORT Human Services takes over East Coast Solutions
• Filmmaker finds incentive to relocate to Wilmington
• Task force works to reduce crime in south Brunswick
• Armed robbery reported at Dollar General
• Inclement Weather Washes Out Matches
• Seahawks Rally To Down Dukes
• Impressive Haul For UNCW At Asics
• Seahawks In 16th Place At BNC
• Rally Hawks Take Twinbill From Patriots
• BYU Downs UNCW In Men's Tennis
• Pender schools making contingency plans for bus drivers next year
• Growth in Leland, Mayfaire gives shoppers options other than downtown
• JMU Silences UNCW In Doubleheader
• New Hanover County still grappling with trash incinerator
• Newly crowned Miss Greater Wilmington focuses on healthier eating for kids
• Seahawks Fare Well At Asics Invite
• Seahawk Netters Trip Tribe, 4-2
• Debra Saunders-White to Leave UNC Wilmington for Post at U.S. Department of Education
• Viver Brasil in Kenan Auditorium on April 1
• Opening of Britt's in Carolina Beach means summer just around the corner
• UNCW Can't Overcome Early Deficit
• New tax rate one option as Brunswick tries to close $6 million gap
• Vice chancellor at UNCW takes job with Obama administration
• Vacancies fall, rates rise with area rental properties
• Hagsund Posts Strong Start At BNC
• CUE Center holds annual conference
• 2011 Azalea belle names announced
• North Carolina unemployment numbers show slight progress
• Cuts to state agency could hurt control of natural resources
• UNCW Opens CAA Play Against JMU
• Camp BONES gives teen a head start on college
• Baseball Game Day: George Mason
• Man found dead in Monkey Junction of gunshot wound (listen to 911 call)
• Children's museum offers creative approach to literacy
• Researchers Converge on New Wilmington Convention Center for Major Geological Conference March 24-25
• Limitations will End When the Games Begin for Disabled at 10th Annual Accessible Recreation Day
• Homicide being investigated near Monkey Junction restaurant
• Skyway plans get calmer reaction from residents
• Politics and plastic bags clash along the N.C. coast
• Seahawks Make Big Red Turn Blue
• Wells Fargo closing adds pressure to unemployment, vacancy rates
• Eshelman, Harrelson tapped for University of North Carolina Board of Governors
• Golfers Back In Action At BNC
• New trolley routes to continue for now
• Hardees adding turkey burgers to menu
• UNCW students write about their field trip for research
• American girl to model with doll for charity
• Embattled Brunswick commissioner Warren vows that fired attorney will be paid
• CFCC Trade Show to Focus on Careers in Technical and Vocational Industry
• CFCC Continuing Education Department to Sponsor Gullah-Geechee Conference
• Nearly 260 jobs lost as Wells Fargo/Wachovia to close Mayfaire mortgage application center
• WITX Conference to Bring Together Information Technology Professionals April 7 to Network and Upgrade their IT Knowledge
• Seniors Lead UNCW To Split With A&T
• Tourism branding effort seeks to give region image makeover
• Bill targets oversight of county agencies, commissioners could oust board members
• Seahawks Wipe Out ECU, 7-0, In Tennis
• Delinquent taxpayers list in Brunswick County released
• No. 48 UNCW Blanks No. 55 Cornell, 6-0
• Wells Fargo/Wachovia to close mortgage servicing center at Mayfaire
• UNCW To Host Spring Fling Tournament
• Goodwill - Couple grateful for angel's' assistance
• Track & Field Preview: Asics Invite
• Local Briefs - Hosts sought for exchange students, Phoenix Ministry seeking volunteers and StarNews needs you
• Convention center could soon have beach views
• Carolina Beach officer shoots suspects tires
• Neighbors Notes - New board of directors for YWCA, Sister Cities group meeting and History Day at museum
• Student surfer learning about surf journalism
• Progress Energy awards $15,000 scholarship to CFCC students in technical and vocational programs
• Wilmington to buy golf course for new park
• Middle Inning Outburst Downs Seahawks
• UNC Wilmington’s VISIONS Film Festival & Conference Announces its Official 2011 Line-Up
• Seahawks Travel To Aggies Wednesday
• Possible meteorite lights up sky, 911 phone lines
• Skyway gets thumbs down from Brunswick residents
• Not bothered by cold winter, strawberries expect to be plentiful this year
• Wilmington to buy golf course for new park
• Medicine Drop intends to get old meds out of circulation
• Carolina Beach won't extend welcome to bikers
• Brunswick DSS hires new director
• Seahawks 48th, Doubles Team Honored
• Lee Shares CAA Weekly Honors
• Roof replacement for decrepit Virgo school questioned
• Time in Iceland gives student new perspective
• Wilmington International continues to draw passengers at strong rate
• Wilmington woman lead plaintiff in $10 million lawsuit against AT&T
• Back Then - 1961: Southport bids for battleship
• Domestic violence agency marks 25 years, all of them under one director
• Goolsby seeks more openness in government
• Man pushing wheel arrested on larceny charge
• Budget bites - A few favorites for Restaurant Week
• Zahorodny Earns CAA Weekly Accolade
• Baseball Game Day: North Carolina
• Freed Times journalists give account of captivity in Libya
• Murder Mystery in THE LIBRARY
• Eagles Storm Back To Trim UNCW In WNIT
• UNC Wilmington Students Learn Phone Programming Skills on Androids Donated by Verizon Wireless
• Pender officials to look at long-range road plan
• UNCW says students won't be allowed to talk to chancellor candidates
• Leland council member charged with domestic violence
• Libya releases journalists, including former StarNews photographer
• Legislature to consider liquor sales on Sundays
• City council worried about proposed gas tax cap
• Neighbors Notes - AVID family night, Halyburton Park photo contest and missing persons conference
• Event planning internship paves way to career
• MyReporter - Why did they build a bridge to nowhere' on Cornelius Harnett Drive?
• UNCW grad student wins acclaim for nature blog
• Libya releases journalists, including former StarNews photographer
• Property owners question revaluation figures
• Olde Point golf club manager stays for now
• Seahawks Host Eagles In WNIT Monday
• Future use of old Southport jail could leave library without place for book sales
• Brock Takes Eighth At Furman
• Panthers Upset Seahawk Netters, 4-3
• Aditays Leads Seahawks To Sunday Split
• Diamond Hawks Fall In Series Finale, 9-4
• Brunswick Habitat for Humanity enters a new territory
• Seahawks Edged By Blue Hose In Opener
• N.C. native lends her talent to Azalea Festival
• As stores leave Independence Mall, space getting new uses
• Brock Remains In Tie For 4th At Furman Intercollegiate
• Zahorodny Takes 800 Meters
• Seahawks Win Eighth Straight Match
• Cropper Goes Distance In UNCW Win
• Arrest made in prescription drug robbery at Walgreens
• Committee interviews UNCW chancellor candidates
• Housing Authority probes claims of $80,000 in unpaid wages
• Fire leaves Wilmington home with $100,000 in damage
• Brennan, Men's Relay Win Events At Shamrock
• UNCW Returns Home To Host Blue Hose
• Here Now - Souders didn't let disease rob him of service
• Local family fights to save house amid job loss, medical bills
• Work begins on Brunswick's I-140 link
• Brothers purchase, keep comics store alive for another generation
• I, 40 - A pint low, and happily full of Nabs
• UNC Wilmington's VITA Program Offering Free Tax Preparation to Qualified Area Taxpayers
• Wing Fling moves to Carolina Beach
• Annual event showcases creative talents of 900 students
• Fatal shooting in Hillcrest Community
• Brock Opens Strong At Furman Intercollegiate
• UNCW Surrenders 11 Unearned Runs In Loss
• Bringing bikers back to Carolina Beach creating debate
• Wilmington named a top drinking city
• Priddyboys on College Road closed
• Fishing for the birds - woman donates her catch to wildlife shelter
• Neighbors Notes - Sandman Adventure Race coming, Sharaya Mikael to perform and tennis lessons
• Navassa audit incomplete; financial data missing
• Tickets Prices Set For WNIT
• Weekly News Quiz - March 18
• Libya to release former StarNews photographer, 3 others
• Seahawks Squash Spiders In WNIT Debut
• Leland officials reiterate opposition to Skyway
• Meetings of UNC Wilmington Full Chancellor Search Committee Friday, March 18-Sunday, March 20
• Wilmington woman gets 10 years for robbing, dragging elderly woman
• Water boil alert issued for Carolina Beach
• George Elliott back on local TV
• Wilmington-based company offers 'office in a box' technology
• Tempers flare among area lawmakers over annexation
• Governor launches Azalea Festival season
• Wilmington native thanked by Japanese for gallant assistance'
• Brunswick County beginning talks on new development infrastructure rules
• UNCW to begin interviewing chancellor candidates
• Area's high school dropout rates on the rise
• Student-run Clothed in Love and WHAT provide prom dresses
• CFCC to Hold Job Fair for Technical and Vocational Students
• RETAIL DETAILS: Grand opening for a new focus, book bargains, another Clinique Bonus, bath towels and teacher special
• First Farmer Distribution Center in Southeastern N.C. to Open at Historic Burgaw Depot March 22
• Baseball Game Day: Towson
• Fault line poses minimal risk to Brunswick Nuclear Plant
• Former StarNews photographer missing in Libya
• UNCW's new kids camps focus on fairy tales and history
• Seahawks Open WNIT Thursday
• Seahawks Fall In Homestand Finale
• UNC Wilmington Business Faculty: Local Economy Will Grow Moderately Over Next Several Years
• Seahawks Surprise No. 70 UNCG, 6-1
• Painting project will block some bridge lanes
• Fault line poses minimal risk to Brunswick Nuclear Plant
• Former StarNews photographer missing in Libya
• New Hanover grapples with property tax shortfall, school funding
• Brawl breaks out at 12th, Rankin streets
• Seahawks Crush Yale, 7-0
• State incentives help recharge film industry
• Veteran and teacher receives Long Leaf Pine award on 90th birthday
• Track & Field Preview: Shamrock Invite
• screening to return to Port City
• Would lifting charter cap allow homeschools to become charter schools?
• Police again ask for help solving puppy killings
• Many Kure Beach business signs do not comply with new town rules
• Topsail hopes prefab ramp will finally fix problems
• Ask the aquarium - Fire on the water' visible on moonless nights
• Paving work begins on Princess Place drive
• Seahawks Earn Split With Catamounts
• Middle school teams step up to challenge of debate series
• UNC Wilmington's VISIONS Film Festival & Conference Announces Early Film Selections
• UNCW to Host First HD Broadway Performance of The Importance of Being Earnest June 2; Tickets on Sale Now
• Voter ID bill gets first look by N.C. House panel
• Diamond Hawks Plate 3 In The 9th To Win
• New Hanover board lists options for middle school's fate
• Brunswick schools hope to avoid backsliding amid budget woes
• Sharma Reaps CAA Weekly Honors
• Topsail Beach must sift shells from new beach sand
• Dining Review - Moore Street Market puts visitors right at home
• MyReporter finds information on historic Wilmington cemeteries
• Wilmington lands another 3D film production
• Inspired by great-grandfather, local designer crafts one-of-a-kind jewelry creations
• Health inspector in middle of feud between Olde Point members group, club owner
• Man pleads guilty in dog fighting case
• Kid's Day Set For UNCW Courts
• Fundraiser planned for recovering 'Swamp Logger'
• Area towns appealing census data due to fears of losing funding
• CFCC to Host Lecture by Hip Hop Producer ’9th Wonder’
• Baseball Game Day: North Florida
• Solar Installer – Mar. 23
• Serv Safe Food – Mar. 28
• Blueprint Reading & Construction Estimating – Apr. 5
• Brunswick County seizes 85 pills from Supply home
• Seahawks Selected To Play In WNIT
• New Hanover officials reject plan for 260-unit apartment complex
• UNC Wilmington Names New Deans for Watson School of Education, College of Health and Human Services
• MyReporter.com - What is the Brigade Boys Club?
• Pender school board takes note of awards, achievement
• Seahawk Netters Climb To 13-3
• New Hanover officials refuse to fund arts council
• New campaign will promote local produce for area schools
• Seahawks Wrap Up Road Swing Tuesday
• Mark Scalf Show Debuts Tonight 8-9pm
• Pope Named CAA Player-of-the-Week
• Nuclear plants in Japan, Brunswick County have key differences
• Nonstop flights to Chicago added from Wilmington International Airport
• CFCC Chemical Technology Students Invite Public to Participate in Community Water Study
• News and Notes - Carolina Beach lifeguard tryouts, StoryCorps visits, students debate
• Workshop to train church teams to help HIV/AIDS patients
• N.C. 133 near Orton Plantation is back open
• Cape Fear Green Building Alliance receives $155,000 grant
• Update - School board: Commissioners shouldn't further restrict how schools spend
• NAACP questions Brunswick County's lack of use of minority businesses
• UNCW names new deans of education, health and human services schools
• Budget Bites - More birthday savings to chew on
• Children are now lower percentage of local population
• Girls Inc., after-school program for girls, closes doors
• Kiwanis seeks Easter hunt donations
• Pender County Public Library hosts free gardening class
• House hit by second car in just over 2 years
• GE Hitachi workers on way home
• Seahawks Post Strong Finish At LSU
• Davenport Shines Again In Shutout
• County school systems devise plans to spend Race to the Top funds
• Students help preserve history of Modern Greece warship
• House hit by second car in just over 2 years
• Brock Takes Pinehurst In 1-Hole Playoff
• Seahawk Bats Explode In 11-2 Romp
• Davenport Leads Seahawks To Split
• Seahawks Improve On Day Two At LSU
• Powell, Zahorodny Set UNCW Outdoor Marks
• Seahawks Frigid In Semifinal Loss
• Brock And Nagy At Top Of Leaderboard
• Diamond Hawks Take Series With 5-2 Win
• Seahawks Lose Close Contests Friday
• Seahawks Open LSU Golf Classic Friday
• Seahawks Use Late Run To Advance
• Nagy Strong In Pinehurst Opening Round
• Barbour, Prevette Win On Opening Day
• Mother says dead son isn't a murderer
• Seahawks Roll Over Evansville
• Census shows more vacant beach homes
• Seahawk Netters Win Sixth Straight
• Seahawks Edge Huskies In CAA Opener
• Year-round middle school among topics to be debated at meeting
• UNCW students affected by tsunami
• Legislators hear about rules that help, hinder the coast's quality of life
• New Hanover County to hold news conference about R3
• Local legislators put support behind CFCC marine technology program
• Weekly News Quiz - March 11
• Church's new ministry provides 3 kinds of aid
• Shelter dog rescuers unable to tap donations in Pender County
• All GE employees working in Japan accounted for following tsunami
• Neighbors Notes - Fire in the Lakes Festival, restaurant safety and teachers honored
• Staggering price increase for pre-term labor prevention drug affecting other treatments
• Senate says yes to inlet groins
• Police say stabbing victim was a murderer
• "In Focus: Film Industry in the Carolinas" Topic of March 16 Joint Economic Growth Summit at UNC Wilmington
• Seahawks, Dragons To Meet In Quarters
• Southport aldermen OK resolutions to begin annexations
• Carolina Beach looking into dredging, other improvements for frequently flooded lake
• Debate on downtown Wilmington service district heats up
• Topsail beach voters aim to get recall provisions
• Sheriff's office wants approval to purchase dive robot
• Ashley senior wins statewide Poetry Out Loud competition
• Seahawks Bullish In Tampa, 4-0
• Former Miss America named 2011 Azalea Festival queen
• Wilmington-area home sales and prices continue to slide
• Winthrop/Adidas Invitational Up Next
• Two teenagers arrested after carjacking
• Funeral services planned for Brunswick County wreck victims
• Neighbors Notes - American Legion yard sale, bowling for DREAMS and Relay for Life reception
• Men's Golf Preview: Pinehurst Intercollegiate
• Women's Tennis Match Moved
• Seahawks Head To Tiger Golf Classic
• Holden Beach,Oak Island among hardest hit in Brunswick property revaluations
• New Hanover High graduate is 142nd richest person in the world
• Layoff hurts safety in Topsail Beach, fire chief says
• Stone Chimney Road finally opened
• Cooper-Dyke, Andrews Lead Awards Haul
• Endangered Squirrels Keep Flying High with the Help of UNC Wilmington and N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission
• New Campaign Aims to Keep $3.5 Billion of Food Expenditures in N.C.; Launch at UNCW March 15
• UNC Wilmington Chancellor Search Committee Narrows Candidate Field
• Potential Severe Weather Thursday Morning
• Utility authority looks for cost savings, rate increase might be less than originally proposed
• 2 children killed in wreck went to Waccamaw Elementary School
• Groin foes point to political donations by Figure Eight Island property owners
• CAA Recognizes Ziamtsou, Blank
• Tomko Collects NABC Accolades
• Price at the pump more than just location to port or pipeline
• New Hanover looks at requiring new permit for heavy industry
• New business regulations committee to hear from public at CFCC
• Fort Fisher needs volunteers for Park Day
• RETAIL DETAILS: Three is the charm, beauty bonus, for the love of lotion, prom savings and a meaty freebie
• MS Office 2007-Introduction – Apr. 11
• Track & Field Readies For Seahawk Invite
• Goodwill - Return of the ring, times two for family
• Oak Island council puts off petition's demand for sewer probe
• City puts out request for convention center hotel
• 'Credit Doctor' jailed, denied bail
• Three women seek top local Republican Party post
• Hampstead Bypass project impeded by endangered woodpecker
• Slight increase in delinquent tax bills in New Hanover
• Neighbors Notes - Eagle Scout award given, foundation offers scholarship and pageant accepting applications
• Seahawks Doubleheader Postponed
• Parents, boys age 6 and 9 killed in crash with school bus
• Carolina Beach hears plea to lure motorcycle clubs
• Seahawks Remain 16th In Mid-Major Poll
• Tuttle Named CAA Rookie-Of-The-Week
• Audit sought of Oak Island's handling of sewer project
• Seahawks Back In National Rankings
• School bus involved in head-on collision on Camp Branch Road
• Seahawks Maul Mercer, 7-0
• Price at the pump more than just location to port or pipeline
• UNCW Takes Advantage Of Errors In Win
• Seahawks Travel To Aggies Wednesday
• Ferry passengers should prepare to pay more to ride
• Sharpless found guilty of first degree murder, given life sentence
• MyReporter explains what Uncle Henry Kirkum's was
• Sprawling community manages to maintain a neighborly, small-town feel
• Shift to smokeless tobacco brings its own set of health risks
• EPA adds local site to Superfund list
• Back Then - 1961 festival books Woody Herman
• Boles Becomes CAA Legend
• Hull repairs on Battleship North Carolina to start next month
• Prescription drug ring busted in Winnabow
• UNC Wilmington Chancellor Search Committee to Begin Reviewing Candidates at March 9 Meeting
• VISIONS Film Festival & Conference at UNC Wilmington Announces Keynote Speaker and 2011 Film Scholars Conference Line-Up
• Miss Castle Hayne wants to help Ukrainians
• Coastal Consumer show offers information, raffle
• Retired banker in Southport pursues medical career
• Brunswick officials decline invitation from contentious political group
• Contract for Pender wastewater plant awarded
• Cockman Keys Seahawk Romp
• Jury must now decide whether accused was accomplice or victim
• Prescription drug ring busted in Winnabow
• Seahawks Fall To No. 61 Georgia State
• MyReporter - Why does the train whistle blow so much in the early morning hours in Wilmington?
• Wilmington named 16th best building market in nation
• Piedmont to win, rural areas lose in N.C. remapping
• Proposal cuts back corridor powers, Skyway among projects that could be affected
• New devices will be needed to access Verizon's 4G
• Informational sessions at CFCC help convey reality of health jobs
• Sea Devils Basketball Team Clinches NJCAA Region X Championship
• Some aren't convinced Eastern cougar is extinct
• Used Book Sale Benefits Library!
• Longshot Productions, Inc. Launches Spring 2011 Youth Mountain Bike Series
• BACK ON BIKES ENCOURAGES FITNESS AND SMART CYCING IN THE NEW YEAR
• Furman Trims Seahawks In Atlanta
• Some aren't convinced Eastern cougar is extinct
• Protection of golden sedge could afffect Pender development
• Oak Island resident questions $1,240 tap-in irrigation fee
• New Hanover senior stands out as Jr. ROTC leader
• Driving a ridiculous bargain
• Men's Tennis Caps 4-0 Homestand
• Seahawks Take Battle of the Beaches
• Bullpen Shutsdown SJU In 3-1 Win
• Developers opposed to proposed ordinance in New Hanover County
• Seahawks Fall Twice In Charleston
• Downtown Wilmington merchants split on proposed municipal service district
• Rain Forces Schedules Changes For Sunday
• Story Extravaganza at Northeast Regional Library!
• Here Now - Naval officer to receive second Bronze Star
• I, 40 - Hot streak of successes cools down at ice rink
• Canines for Service fundraiser to honor Lab
• U.S. 17 Bypass in Brunswick County to be completed two years ahead of schedule
• Seahawks Edged by Wildcats, 4-3
• Trio rescued after boat began leaking doing well
• Seahawk Netters Unbeaten At Home
• Titan suing two residents for slander over comments made at commissioners meeting
• Lisowsky Shines As Seahawks Earn Split
• Despite infrastructure bonds, Brunswick unable to speed up work
• Panthers Eliminate Seahawks In CAA's
• Budget cuts again target marine tech program at CFCC
• Couple operates Playhouse 211 as a nonprofit
• Award-winning Pearlman gives reading of UNCW-published book
• Carolina Canines for Service losing its 'founding pup'
• UNCW Students to Volunteer at Local Food Bank March 5
• T&F Preview: Battle of the Beaches
• Baseball Game Day: This Weekend
• Groups work to find solutions for U.S. 17
• 6-year-old among three missing in Pender County after river trip
• Seadhawks, Panthers Open CAA Tourney
• Harvard Prof, Political Philosopher Michael Sandel to Speak on Justice Mar. 21
• Regional Middle and High School Students to Compete in Science Olympiad Tournament Saturday at UNC Wilmington
• CAA Recognizes Tomko, Wilson
• Wilmington man convicted on slew of drug charges
• Trash deal in doubt as R3 says it doesn't expect to meet deadline
• Report shows school crime up in New Hanover, state
• N.C. NAACP chief blasts Brunswick on recruiting, ethics
• School dropout rates rise in New Hanover, Pender counties
• Carolina Beach to add noticeable color to lifeguard stands
• Shallotte mayor Buddy Kelly dies
• Read to Me Festival brings laughs, adventures
• Lowcountry Invitational Next For 'Hawks
• Cape Fear Museum recreates 'Big Savanah' of the 20's
• Neighbors Notes - Science Olympiad televised, Family Life Education open house and new WCS scholarship
• Men's Soccer Announces Spring Slate
• Cape Fear Community College Receives a $5,000 Business Scholarship from Wells Fargo
• Oak Island's Teen Mom' to be on cover of Us Weekly
• New Wave transfer station is eco-friendly and energy efficient
• CFCC Student Film Shows How Medical Simulation Technology Can Help Save Lives
• Murder case resumes next week
• Weekly News Quiz - March 4
• Seahawks Defeated By Dukes In Finale
• Statewide Iron Chef-style Competition to Bring 42 Chefs to UNCW
• Special Called Meeting of the UNCW Board of Trustees Executive Committee March 7
• Bellamy Mansion event will feature ideas for creative entertaining
• Development near Mayfaire gets OK despite traffic concerns
• Seahawk Netters Reel Off Sixth Straight
• Brunswick Today - State NAACP to address code of ethics issue
• Wilmington grew more than 40 percent this decade, ranks as eighth largest N.C. city
• UNCW Scores Late To Topple Elon, 10-5
• Jury sees defendant's interrogation tapes in murder trial
• Southeast among the fastest growing regions of North Carolina
• Decade saw dramatic rise in region's Hispanic population
• New Hanover Health Department to lay off 8
• Bass Takes CAA Golf Honors
• Add your kids' camp to our listing
• Oak Island rental agency handed 2-year probation
• CAA Welcomes Wainwright As Legend
• New downtown Wilmington hotel might be on the horizon
• Wilmington City Council opposes annexation moratorium
• Living Local section of StarNews gets a makeover
• Cooper-Dyke To Have Jersey Retired
• 1st Amendment protects military funeral protesters
• Read the complete New Hanover schools budget proposal
• CFA's HappyDolls take trip to Tokyo
• Spanish Conversation in the Workplace I & II – Mar. 8 & 21
• Local film looking for a few kids
• Surf City apartment complex fills housing niche
• N.C. Red Cross seeks donors to rebuild blood supply
• Boiling Spring Lakes appoints committee to manage water assessment money
• N.C. Red Cross seeks donors to rebuild blood supply
• Seahawks Now 16th In Mid-Major Poll
• Painful cost cutting forecast for New Hanover schools
• Wilmington OKs $40,000 for soccer facility
• Brunswick school board weighs, keeps contracts
• Beach preservation bill wins OK, moves on in Senate
• Three heroin deaths since Friday lead to warning
• Davenport Leads Seahawks Past Eagles
• Defendant in murder denies being part of plot
• Deluged New Hanover DSS asks for more workers
• Baseball Game Day: Elon
• Deer still a problem despite population decline
• Seahawks Take 13th At Cards Challenge
• Leland resident works for health care improvements in Liberia
• Census data coming Wednesday will reveal changes to N.C.
• Sewer repair to close portion of Sheffield Drive
• MyReporter finds out just who Bishop Thomas Wright was
• Freezing temps overnight could affect early-season plants
• Seahawks Face Dukes In Finale
• Two cardiology practices join New Hanover Regionals physician group
• Back Then - 1911: Davis statue pedestal arrives
• Bradley Shares CAA Pitching Honors
• Speak Spanish for Medical Professionals I – Mar. 15
• Suspect in vandalism of Soles' property captured in Horry County, S.C.
• 30 days left in waste management R3's extension
• Teal brings Big Apple credentials back home
• Carter's art depicts a man with an overwhelming need to create
• Baseball Schedule Adjustment
• Three more productions to film in Wilmington
• MyReporter - Safety rules out flashing traffic lights at night
• UNCW's Business Week 2011 Offers Events with Local Business Interest and Alumni Success Stories, March 1-3
• UNCW, Bass Rally For Invitational Titles
• Kumar Stays Hot At Cards Challenge
• Andrews Honored Again As Top Rookie
• McIntyre's district gets focus as political mapping about to begin
• Homes for Heroes arrives in Wilmington with new homeowners
• Maintenance work helps keep business humming
• Seahawks Open Road Swing Tuesday
• New name for U.S. 17 would add sign costs
• Three more productions to film in Wilmington
• Well Seasoned restaurant closes
• CFCC Customer Service Seminar Features former Disney Insider
• Seahawk Duo Signs With Hammerheads
• New deck, parking study aim to ease CFCC crunch downtown
• Council will hear ideas on Market Street improvements
• Golden sedge get 'critical habitat' declared in area counties
• Arts North Carolina to hold workshop on arts advocacy
• Wilmington's parking revenue declines, review needed
• UNC Wilmington March 11 Workshop to Focus on Combat Stress Prevention and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Chestnut Street Presbyterian gets historic site designation
• Event lets constituents bring questions to elected officials
• Kumar Opens Strong At Cards Challenge
• UNCW Third After Two Rounds At Landfall
• Topsail High School offers technical training program
• Seahawks Hammer West Virginia, 8-0
• Council Tool Co. bosses explain how they've succeeded in manufacturing
• WHQR expresses concern about possible loss of federal money
• Incident at R.C. Soles' home leads to gunshot, foot chases, injured police
• Seahawks Rout Patriots For 22nd Victory
• UNCW Adds 10th CAA Swimming Title
• Seahawks Host Patriots In Home Finale
• Seahawk Netters Blast Spartans, 6-1
• Wilmington searches for creative ways to tame nightlife
• GOP launches early effort to unseat McIntyre
• Diamond Hawks Finish Off Red Hawks, 7-3
• Seahawks Fall Twice Saturday
• Huskies Trim Seahawks, 78-68, in Boston
• Factions clash over effort to downsize Village Road project
• Updated tax values on the way to Pender County property owners
• Celebrate Women’s History Month with Unique Events at UNC Wilmington in March
• UNCW Men Maintain Hold On CAA Lead
• Unearned Runs Plague UNCW In 5-4 Loss
• Here Now - Bellamy Mansion Museum marks 150th anniversary of houses completion
• Seahawks Suffer One-Run Setbacks Friday
• Blair Elementary plays dress-up to learn about historical figures
• UNCW student survives, recalls events of Christchurch earthquake
• Raleigh school choice group plans education reform forums here
• Seahawks Romp Over UTPA, 6-1
• I, 40 - I'm no Yosemite Sam, but I always give it my best shot
• Wilmington faith groups meet to tackle homelessness problem
• Hoggard High School graduate launches greeting card line
• Downtown Wilmington trolley route changing
• Downtown getting new, cool diner/art gallery
• Crape myrtle care brings about $8,000 fine
• Weekly News Quiz - Feb. 25
• Tourism promoter, Sphar named region's top booster
• Natural gas users could see cost reduction
• Seahawks Head To Beantown For Finale
• Hot-Shooting Seahawks Tame Tigers
• Animals in Need Helped by UNCW Students Feb. 26
• Feminist Writer Elaine Showalter to Speak on American Women Writers at UNC Wilmington March 7
• Seahawks Strong In First Finals Session
• Fake document ring had cell in Wilmington
• Burglar takes truck, 40-foot container near port
• Baseball Game Day: Hughes Bros. Challenge
• Jailhouse informant says he heard murder defendant admit guilt
• Proposed historic preservation ordinance likely to stir conflict in Wilmington
• Topsail Beach town manager gets $13,000 raise amid job cuts
• Brunswick school board cancels retreat
• Girls in Technology Summit pairs middle schoolers, engineers
• N.C. Coastal Resources Commission tones down sea-level rise policy
• People in Business - Local auctioneer elected president of N.C. Auctioneers Association; Cape Fear Home Builders and Wells Fargo Home Mortgage hire
• Softball Hosts Seahawk Classic
• RETAIL DETAILS: Anniversaries everywhere, big tent sale, lingerie for less, flu shot incentive, free cooking class and bracelet bonus
• GOP lawmakers tear up Wilmington's wish list; Mayor, council members frustrated
• Lifting of charter school cap passes in N.C. Senate
• Cape Fear Community College Announces Third Annual Alumni Homecoming Celebration
• On call on video - System allows remote neurological exams
• Shooting survivor tells different story at murder trial
• Wilmington Chihuahua Meetup Group hosts doggy get-together
• Speaker Mitchell Gold to Discuss Faith and the LGBT Community at UNC Wilmington March 6
• Pride Fends Off Seahawk Challenge
• Seahawks Toppled By Tar Heels
• Pender school officials say budget cuts will likely touch all students
• Lawmakers file bill to suspend Monkey Junction annexation
• Costs could delay Military Cutoff Extension project
• Shooting survivor tells different story at murder trial
• Battle heats up on beach protection structures
• for DSS board dispute with Brunswick county
• Brunswick's 14-karat pin policy ends; new form of recognition sought
• New Chamber of Commerce chairman in hopeful spirits over initiatives, changes
• Organization reaches out to help downtown youth
• Weather punched hole in Brunswick County budget
• Seahawks Travel To Towson Thursday
• Three local teens compete in state Poetry Out Loud
• Coastal Living Show has come a long way
• Back Then - Talk of USS North Carolina prominent in 1961
• Hagan hears about small bank lending obstacles, area jobs
• Goodwill - With patience, getting a treadmill proved uplifting
• Edith Pearlman to Read at Lookout Books Launch, March 3, at UNC Wilmington
• Title-Hungry Aquahawks Head To Fairfax
• State to Save $8.9 Million with New Energy Upgrades at UNCW; Chancellor to Tour Feb. 23
• UNC Wilmington Named One of 50 “Best Value” Public Colleges by Princeton Review for Third Consecutive Year
• Seahawks Jump Up To 18th In Poll
• Carolina Beach to test traffic measures on Easter weekend
• Supporters say arts council would boost coastal N.C. economy
• Pereira Collects CAA Weekly Honors
• Brush fires in Castle Hayne, Southport flare for 2nd day
• City could pay for pothole damage to your car, but exceptions exist
• Two pictures of murder defendant portrayed at trial
• First layoffs announced in Brunswick County, more may be on the way
• Diamond Hawks Fall In Extra Innings At CofC
• Cropper Named CAA Pitcher-of-the-Week
• Leland Walmart getting tougher on shoplifters
• Seahawks Open Home Slate With Tar Heels
• Berger earns praise, criticism for challenging status quo
• Mans success story shows how SOAR program works
• Southport man puts life in military and law enforcement back to work in N.C. Senate
• Plumbing Level I Standard Inspection Course – Mar. 7
• Jury selection begins in murder trial
• No hotel costing downtown business, Convention Center customers stay away
• Consultant gives unorthodox tips on dealing with difficult kids
• Pender officials hear report on sea level rise
• Baseball Game Day: Coll. of Charleston
• No hotel costing downtown business, Convention Center customers stay away
• Chairman says New Hanover County financially sound in speech
• Brunswick officials back plan for transportation projects
• Market Street plan aims to improve safety, looks
• Brush fires close road, evacuate mobile home park
• U.S. Marshals nab suspect wanted in November shooting
• Governor touts efforts to help small businesses
• Seahawks Solicit Food Donations
• New Hanover County closing three parks
• Local Briefs - Affordable housing fundraiser, blood drive and Health Department closing
• Budget Bites - Skip the meat while saving some bucks
• University brings opera to Brunswick County
• Wilmington officials want more control over request for hotel-developer proposals
• Traffic alert : Expect lane closures around the area
• Real estate bust, bank failure ruin buyer's dream
• Instructor teaches citizens how to protect themselves with guns
• Commission schedules sandbag stakeholder workshop
• Creation of oyster reefs in the works for Pender
• Board makes plans to improve Southport economy
• Ninth Inning Dooms UNCW In Finale
• Murder trial expected to begin this week
• Work continues on grocery store near downtown
• Real estate bust, bank failure ruin buyers dream
• Seahawks Reach 20 Wins In Women's Hoops
• Seahawks Collect Two CAA Victories
• Bucs Batter Seahawks In 63-58 Win
• Seahawks Host Huskies For Pink Zone
• Season-Bests For UNCW's Manning & Curcio
• Entrepreneurial opportunities key to Cape Fear Future's strategies
• Cape Fear Future - Advocates' visions differ on area's direction
• Educators debate bill for private-school tax credit
• Officials defend CFCC president's $334,000 salary
• Seahawks Fall In 1-Run Decision To JU
• Cape Fear Rainwater Harvesting is flowing toward a greener future
• UNC Wilmington Announces $65 Million "Soaring to Greatness" Campaign: $57.7 Million Already Raised
• UNCW Announces Two Major Gifts: The Largest Outright Gift in University History and a Significant Gift for Athletics
• If you still have the same sign, you can count your lucky stars
• Underwater archaeology team helps preserve N.C. maritime history
• I, 40 - Say it loud, 'I'm cheap and I'm proud'
• School Records Fall In Indoor Finale
• Wilmington's Anne Bunting recalls memories of Ronald Reagan
• Terps Ease Past Seahawks In Tennis
• UNCW Explodes In Season Opening Win
• Four hospitalized after Carolina Beach Road crash
• Cuts needed to deal with $6.7 million shortfall in Wilmington budget
• UNC-Wilmington announces major donations for nursing school, athletics
• Rountree Family Gives Seahawks Boost
• N.C. aquarium turns to volunteers, staff for help in tight times
• Wilmington woman loses more than 100 pounds on A&E's 'Heavy'
• American Guild of Organists hosting hymn festival
• National 9/11 Flag ceremony coming to Southport for festival
• Film screening to explore themes in hip-hop and rap
• McEnroe to play exhibition tennis match at Azalea Festival
• Computers for Beginners – Apr. 12
• Masonboro Loop Road reopens after gas leak stopped
• Build/Upgrade Your PC
• Seahawks Face Bucs In BracketBusters
• Hayes donates paintings to brighten UNCW's Azalea Coast Room
• Becoming a Successful Event Planner – Part 2 (New Course!) – Feb. 22
• Flu kills 3 in N.C. this week; seasons toll is 14
• Onslow County to unveil black history trail
• Weekly News Quiz - Feb. 18
• Monkey Junction-area video store robbed
• Andrews Too Much For GSU In UNCW Win
• Hoop skirts on display as Azalea belles get fitted for festival finery
• Land transfer to aid Wilmington drainage project
• Leland's town workers could see pay increase
• Track Preview: Virginia Tech
• NHRMC officials looking at new models of running hospital
• Northern Brunswick County property owners likely tax rate losers in new budget
• Volunteer group helps Full Belly Project
• Wilmington can learn from New Orleans' downtown
• USTFCCA Honors Men's X-C Team
• Health Notes - Insurance help, free screenings and guest speakers
• MS Excel 2007 Introductory Class
• Retail Details - Food, clothing, weddings and super-charged coupons
• UNC Wilmington Chancellor Search Committee to Meet by Conference Call Feb. 17
• UNC Wilmington to Hold Press Conference to Make Major Announcement Friday, Feb. 18
• Outstanding Seahawks Honored with 2011 UNCW Alumni Awards
• Baseball Game Day: Jacksonville
• The Dish - Le Catalan celebrates decade of cooking
• Lane closed on Cape Fear Memorial Bridge after morning wreck
• Prescription medications take on leading role in illegal drug trade
• Backpack technology making live shots easy, versatile for TV station
• Seahawks Fall To Pirates Wednesday
• Young people celebrate Valentine's Day with seniors
• Superintendent recommends Virgo Middle School be shuttered
• Authorities charge 2 with heroin trafficking
• Seahawks To Face Tall Task In Panthers
• USTFCCCA Honors Seahawk Runners
• People in Business - Gunter receives One Million Mile Award; AFP announces officers and board members
• Budget shortfall could lead to job cuts in Wilmington
• Goodwill - Lost wallet returned by an honest person at store
• Vintage Values volunteer gives despite obstacles
• Kure Beach not to fund WAVE service
• St. Mark Catholic School students create origami cranes for peace
• Men's Soccer Adds Nine For 2011
• City Council OKs funds to complete portions of Cross City Trail
• Seahawks Extinguish Dragons, 51-43
• CAA Honors Blank, Sekeley
• Seahawks Upset No. 67 Elon
• City Council OKs funds to complete portions of Cross City Trail
• N.C. budget cuts target film incentives
• MyReporter.com answers questions about parking matters
• Five facing charges after meth lab bust in Pender County
• Seahawk Netters Climb To 6-1
• Seahawks Remain Ranked In Poll
• Wilmington broker's license revoked by state
• Seahawks To Face Rival Pirates
• Small-plate nibbles pair well with extensive wine menu at The Fortunate Glass
• Forest products help lead region out of slump
• ABC wants refund of money overbilled by Cowper
• Split council seeks higher speed limit in Oak Island
• Suspect's girlfrend says he fired shot that killed man in Leland
• UNCW Aims at Another Record-Setting Donation to Statewide Food Drive
• UNCW Students to Learn about Technology Behind Jeopardy!-Playing Computer Feb. 15
• UNC Wilmington Plans Controlled Burn of Select Tracts in the Main Campus Forest Tuesday, Feb. 15
• Researchers Find Active Harpy Eagle Nest in Maya Mountains of Belize; UNCW Professor Part of Team
• Governor says budget cuts won't touch teaching jobs
• R.C. Soles' property vandalized, 2 charged
• Brunswick County rejects proposal to privative animal shelter
• Suspect's girlfrend says he fired shot that killed neighbor
• New Potato does 'elves' work with technology
• Valentines of 65 years credit faith, hard work
• New Hanover County Sheriff's Office's move to SABLE helicopter official
• Seahawks Brace For Physical Dragons
• Andrews Makes It Four For No. 4
• Ten-year capital plan for utility authority includes $65 million in improvements
• Man robbed at gunpoint in his home
• Supply man to seek GOP nomination for House
• Seahawks Announce Tailgating Guidelines
• Baseball Preview: Bullpen
• Leland man killed after being shot in chest
• Tuttle Shines Sunday At Round Robin
• Seahawks Win Fifth Tennis Match
• Valentines of 65 years credit faith, hard work
• ODU Survives Late Rally By 'Hawks
• Seahawks Rout Flames In Men's Tennis
• Fashion business venture takes Wilmington sisters to Europe
• City fights battle against expanding potholes
• Pender hospital hopes upgrades will bring in patients
• Seahawk Netters Win Home Debut, 6-1
• Seahawks Rout Camels In Men's Tennis
• Seahawks To Face Lady Monarchs Sunday
• Chatman, Distance Relay Win At Clemson
• Seahawks Shock Tigers With Comeback
• Drive-through businesses are hot topic in Carolina Beach
• Education is just one facet of Wilmington gemologists work
• Revaluation finds 25 percent plunge in Brunswick tax base
• Jobs could be on the line for state, municipal workers
• Number of government jobs at risk difficult to calculate
• Reid Continues To Break UNCW Records
• Show's segments with Wilmington mayor focus on community
• Here Now - Ministry helps refugees forge new lives in America
• Does it really matter whether our tacos are made out of sand?
• And the Seahawks Will Wear ...
• I, 40 - Going the distance in boxing class
• Back Then - Feb. 1911: Near-beer' apparently was spiked
• Sheriff McMahon says city and county are strengthening ties
• Hospitals, physicians consolidating efforts in hope of providing better care
• Wilmington megachurch plans expansion into Leland
• UNCW-Towson Rematch On WWAY-TV 3
• McComas will lead judicial overhaul
• CFCC’s Information Sessions about Health Care Careers Give Prospective Students a Sneak Peek at the Future
• Tipped 18-wheeler on US 74/76 ramp will cause delays
• 'Journey 2' filming to close 23rd Street stretch
• Spanish classes at South Brunswick reach beyond language
• Softball Opens Season In Queen City
• Students give blankets, receive eye-opener at Salvation Army
• N.C. ports pump billions of dollars into state's economy
• Local Fleet Reserve Association takes new name to honor late member
• Media Advisory: February Meetings of the UNCW Board of Trustees
• Track Preview: Clemson
• Wilmington singer/songwriter knocked off
• Wrightsville Beach officials still wrestling with parking monster
• 18th Intercultural Festival and New Fair Trade Bazaar to Showcase the World Feb. 12 at UNCW
• Seahawks Stomp Tribe To Earn Sweep
• Wrightsville Beach officials still wrestling with parking monster
• Southport aldermen reluctant to donate to museum
• Beach towns seek representation at convention center
• Finishing touches under way at new hospital in Brunswick County
• Lee, Seahawks Make Home Tennis Debut
• Seahawks Restructure Fund Raising Branch
• Ask the Aquarium - Bonnethead's wide eyes could help it track prey
• Proposed aquaculture rules designed to boost American seafood production
• Officials use small explosives to frighten roosting cormorants
• Special Called Meeting of the Executive Committee of the UNCW Board of Trustees, 9 a.m., Feb. 14
• 200 Students to Participate in Regional Science Fair at UNCW on Feb. 12
• StarNews readers share their engagement stories
• Ask the Aquarium - Bonnethead's wide eyes could help it track prey
• Pender County schools on two-hour delay Thursday; CFCC opens late
• Seahawks Look For Sweep Against Tribe
• Officials use small explosives to frighten roosting cormorants
• ALERT: CFCC will open at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 10 – Students and employees.
• Development of Eagles Island still very much up in the air
• PPD casts wide net in search for new CEO
• Area schools battle perception of violence in classrooms
• Black history lesson for teachers, by teachers
• Ilario Pantano returns campaign donation to former ABC boss Billy Williams
• Meet The Press, Diamond Hawk Style
• Wilmington man charged with four auto break-ins
• Marker to honor graves of African-American soldiers from the Civil War
• Contractor in ABC fraud case could lose license
• Film commission adds new board member
• Retail Details - For the love of books, marital rewards, pet shop sale and freebies
• Schools keeping eye on winter weather
• Utility urged to change rate structure
• Athletes sought to help push disabled participants
• Goodwill - A little yard work teaches kids a valuable lesson
• Local Briefs - BEMC seeks applicants for grants; Junior Achievement bowling fundraiser
• Baseball Preview: Starting Pitching
• Ecuador, UNCW's newest classroom
• A fast ascent, a steep fall, and a life ended in a flash
• Israeli Singer Yasmin Levy Explores Judeo-Spanish Ladino Music, Feb. 28
• Seahawks 20th In Mid-Major Poll
• Carolina Beach exploring water-supply options
• PPD's Grange to retire in May
• Seahawks can't hang with hot-shooting Mason
• State grants coming to local communities for improvements
• Assistant resigned amid Rex Gore investigation, District Attorney Jon David says
• Patriots Break Away Late From Seahawks
• BCC nears end of far-flung building boom
• Softball Preview: Catchers
• Tanner Takes 2nd CAA Award
• Berger calls for group to review NHC economic development efforts
• Women in the Center provides services to women
• NHC Commissioner Thompson will not seek re-election
• Wilmington Printing Co. files for Chapter 11
• Service to Brigade club is a family legacy
• Ocean Cure takes Indian orphans surfing
• Vegas Comes To Trask Coliseum In March
• Ilario Pantano plans to run for U.S. House seat in 2012
• Want to quit smoking? CFCC will hold a free smoking cessation seminar on Feb. 16
• CFCC Small Business Center to Offer Certified Sustainability Officer Training
• State Bureau of Investigation launches probe on former district attorney Rex Gore
• Port City Java sold to Wilmington businessman
• Former ABC administrator Billy Williams pleads not guilty
• Insurance Pre-Licensing for Property & Casualty – Feb. 28
• Snow, ice possible overnight Wednesday into Thursday
• Castle Hayne man arrested on indecent liberties charges
• 400 Senior Citizens and Students to Dance the Night Away at UNCW Valentine Celebration Feb. 9
• Racial motive alleged in Brunswick DSS censure issue
• Budget Bites - Fall in love with Valentines Day deals
• GMU Brings Offensive Juggernaut To Town
• Ports director wants more info on revising oversight
• Former ABC head Billy Williams indicted by grand jury
• CAA Honors Deloach For Efforts
• Lewis Joins Athletic Department Staff
• Contractor pleads guilty to mail fraud in ABC investigation; to be sentenced in May
• Pender news and notes - DAR holds work sessions, schools to hold budget info sessions
• StarNews photos - Skateboarders at Greenfield Grind Skatepark
• Site named for possible Catholic high school, Wilmington area's first
• Wilmington Housing Authority plan for budget cuts includes higher rent
• Brunswick news and notes - Square dancers hold open house, newcomers meet
• Old Bridge group works to preserve Sunset Beach history
• Brunswick Electric grants benefit teachers, students
• Cape Fear Dad - Digging being a father
• Crow Sets Pool Mark In Season Finale
• Battle of Moores Creek anniversary to be marked Feb. 26-27
• High school students earn college credit at Pender Early College school
• Pender County hires accountant to help health department
• Conference helps farmers get their crops into mouths of local consumers
• UNCW starts week of Intercultural Festival activities on Monday
• Smart Start among organizations working to avoid state cuts
• Seahawks Streak Snapped By Panthers
• Civil War presentations more popular than organizers expected
• Democrats lash out at freshman Republicans in N.C. Senate
• Seahawks Sizzle In Big Win Over Tribe
• Another Distance Record For Zahorodny
• Seahawks Open Trip Against Panthers
• AquaHawks Set Season Wins Record
• Program offers a taste of what it's like to attend UNCW
• Omission of fire hydrant fees could mean bump in rates or taxes
• A kids' performer turned Internet hip-hop star just might save libraries
• Wait until those tiger cubs are grown
• Softball Preview: Outfield
• I, 40 - Learning life lessons at Buddhist monastery
• Here Now - Local artist finds a way to connect with others
• Cowper to be arraigned on fraud charge in ABC probe
• Tight law enforcement budgets affecting public safety
• Police drop charges against one suspect in stabbing death
• Fugitive wanted for shooting woman here kills self in Florida
• Seahawks, Tribe Set For Saturday Tip
• Oak Island Bridge contractor penalized $1.12 million
• Leland takes first steps toward building new police station, town hall building
• Carolina Beach raids large indoor marijuana growing operation
• Seahawks Land In-State Tandem
• Leland's Walter Futch alienates some, but won't give up fight
• Police drop charges against one suspect in stabbing death
• Kure Beach Disc Golf Course opens
• Rainy Weather Adjusts Schedule
• Del McCoury Band and Preservation Hall Jazz Band to Headline this Year's Masters Series at UNC Wilmington April 19
• UNC Wilmington's Department of Theatre Presents Arcadia February 24-27 and March 3-6
• Parents, students, educators get tips on preventing bullying
• 40th anniversary commemoration of Wilmington 10 a vindication
• Shell recycling pumps up hope for oyster's revival
• Track Preview: Penn State
• Swimming Preview: Campbell
• Distressed real estate to drive area's prices down
• Seahawks Rattle Rams In OT Thriller
• Walgreens gets into beer marketplace with own brew
• Local Author to Speak at CFCC About Wilmington’s Civil Rights Era
• Lawsuit by man claiming he was stripped naked, beaten is dismissed
• Carolina Beach has a new restaurant
• Film shot at old Pender jail gets new life on cable network
• Glover Plaza president does the little things for her neighbors
• UNC Wilmington to Host "Feast DownEast" Conference for Local Farmers Feb. 4
• Ashley students get up close with squid
• Soar Like a Seahawk: Spend a Day as a Student at UNCW Feb. 19
• Poet Peter Makuck to Read Feb. 24 at the University of North Carolina Wilmington
• Panthers Outlast Seahawks In OT
• Electrical problem forces cancellation of classes at Noble Middle School
• Money woes cast pall on future of UNCW's Entrepreneurship Center
• Seahawks Seek Revenge Against Rams
• Back Then - Pavilion to rival Lumina planned for Carolina Beach in 1911
• Things get deep on Wilmington set of Journey 2'
• Ashley students get up close with squid
• Historic Wilmington Foundation makes a move
• N.C. bills would place moratorium on involuntary annexations
• Authorities say speeding a factor in Sunday wreck
• CFCC and Wilmington Early College High School Team Up for ‘Locks of Love’
• Debt demands rate hike for CFPUA
• Consultant helps Navassa map recreation plan
• Wave to present plan to extend bus routes to beach towns
• Hoggard principal shifted to new administrative role
• Wilmington City Council puts curbs on travel money
• Seahawks Rise To 17th In Poll
• Woman shot near Greenfield Lake
• Carolina Beach officials considering gazebo plans for beachfront lot
• Mall eatery breaks mold of standard food court fare
• Softball Preview: Infield
• UNC Wilmington Partners with Frances Marion University to Build Biological Research Station in Ecuador
• Panthers Up Next For Seahawks
• Leutze to keep chancellor emeritus title, office at UNCW
• Press Event, Reception to Announce UNC Wilmington as First NC College to House Art of Ivey Hayes, Feb. 9
• Two men charged in fatal stabbing outside Rhino Club
• Saffo touts accomplishments at State of the City speech
• Gravely crew to help vets visit D.C.
• Baseball Preview: Catching
• Seahawks Draw Bucs In BracketBusters
• Castle Hayne incorporation passes initial evaluation
• Sundance audience gets local film to.get.her'
• N.C. law allowing collection of DNA takes effect
• N.C. Aquarium at Fort Fisher names new director
• Gas transactions to appear differently on customer statements
• UNC Wilmington and CFCC Team up to Help Families Navigate the Financial Aid "College Maze"
• Intercultural Week at UNC Wilmington Builds Global Perspectives, Feb. 7-12
• Wilmington moves ahead with mini public market
• Poplar Grove continues to upgrade history presentations
• Colleges increase efforts to identify violent students
• Lewis brings civil rights message to Wilmington
• Car smashes into parked pickup; 3 hurt
• New Hanover schools to educate parents on cyber bullying
• Seahawks Stay Hot By Trouncing Tribe
• Commission to examine Castle Hayne's petition to incorporate
• CAA Leader Rams Handle Seahawks
• Seahawks Host Spring Training Banquet
• Kelly Wins Shot Put At CNU Invite
• Leland library expansion project ahead of schedule
• Seahawks Entertain Tribe In Matinee
• Book Review - Story collection showcases author's talent
• Home lots recorded - Brunswick's first batch since bust
• New Hanover builders say sewer rule stifling development
• How will the evolution of downtown Wilmington be shaped?
• She'll have another shot of mugs
• I, 40 - Give me Southern charm; hold the grits
• Here Now - With new film, MILK helps keep a (students) body good
• Barbour Sets Career-Best In WT Win
• Chinese Christian Church finds home at Northside
• As school budgets tighten, arts boosters play star role
• Brunswick County crew battles plague of beaver dams
• Deadly brawl renews tensions between Wilmington, bar owners
• Economy, growth top priorities at New Hanover planning session
• Softball Preview: Pitching Staff
• Seahawks Eye Upset Of Rams
• Coaches vs. Cancer Weekend Set
• Study says local residents top nation in credit card debt as percent of income
• Seahawks Keep Rolling With Big Win
• Family, friends honor man who died in stabbing
• Wrightsville Beach parking plan will affect revenue, costs
• Study says local residents top nation in credit card debt as percent of income
• As illness spreads, it's not too late to get vaccine, doctor says
• New Hanover officials use tinker toys to plan area's future
• Cargo Joe' Kessler passes away at 79
• Track Preview: CNU Invite
• Owners often go to great lengths to get their dogs, cats back
• Violence in the past inspires volunteer to help rape victims
• Cafe owners, customers want their cop back
• Temple Grandin Lecture SOLD OUT, Overflow Seating Available
• Technical classes offer students lessons in real world knowledge, skills
• Huskies Hold Off Seahawks, 70-66
• Cafe owners, customers want their cop back
• Plenty of action on first day of N.C. legislature
• Seahawks Begin Homestand Against Pride
• Rhino Club gets alcohol permits suspended following incident
• Panel votes to limit development on Pender bypass path
• Speed limits rise along U.S. 74
• Appeals court hears UNCW profs claim
• Physical fitness center offers plenty of ways to work out
• Q&A with Jessica Freeman
• Pender County tax base rises 41 percent from 2003 level
• Pastor who lost son leads talk on suicide
• Back Then - Wrightsville picked for desalination plant
• New group Yes Port' will lobby to revive megaport
• ILM using past ideas to update
• UNC Wilmington Continues to Raise Awareness of Violence Against Women with The Vagina Monologues
• Huskies On The Prowl In Trask
• Ideas pitched at forum for economic future of area
• Dispute over ex-DSS attorney still simmering in Brunswick County
• 11 hot topics to watch in 2011 N.C. legislature
• Program teaches skills to inmates in hope they won't return
• Seahawks Continue Climb In Poll
• Goodwill - Offer of a ride to the shop an uplifting experience
• Pastor who lost son leads talk on suicide
• Conscience Fair offers volunteer opportunities
• Possible serial killer victim was NC native
• Basic Video Production/Short Documentary Film-Making
• Brunswick, Pender near top of NC foreclosures
• Oak Island police keeping own 911 service, avoiding county's
• Man takes purse, cash in armed robbery
• Mayors, commissioners head meet for frank discussion
• Munger Takes CAA Weekly Award
• UNC Wilmington to Host Anniversary Program on Wilmington 10 Feb. 3; Tickets Available Now
• Seahawks Come Up Short At ODU
• Baseball Preview: Infield
• Local artist makes most of discarded materials
• Local actor Henry Darrow talks TV Westerns on PBS
• Sentences handed down in 2007 shotgun killing
• Blackwell, Andrews Sweep CAA Awards
• Ukulele Virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro Peforms Feb 11
• Bank head part of new business for small banks
• Stalled TidalWalk subdivision acquired by Charlotte-based company
• Republicans Justice, Iler given co-chair positions
• Electrical License Renewal 8 hour class – Grounding & Bonding – Feb. 5
• OSHA 30-Hour Construction Industry Outreach Training Program – Feb. 4
• General Contractor’s License Prep – Feb. 1
• Stand-Up Comedy – Feb. 2
• Comedy Improv & Sketch – Jan. 31
• Serv Safe Food – Jan. 31
• Man arrested after chase involving sheriff's detectives
• Seahawks 3-1 At VCU Duals
• Band teacher charged in texting case
• Seahawks Look To Dethrone Monarchs
• Seahawks Down Huskies To Extend Streak
• Resident documents a 'Day in Burgaw' for YouTube audience
• Pender sheriff still pushing for new jail
• Brunswick officials to inform public about landfill expansion
• Advertisers catching eyes with use of digital billboards
• Cable replacements will lead to more bridge closures
• Charter schools vary tactics to see what works
• Legislature likely to lift statewide cap on charter schools
• Seahawks Roll In VCU 4-1 Duals
• N.C. GOP will move fast on quick-hit list
• Wilmington photographer, author, artist Cone finds art in life
• Reid Sets UNCW Standard In 55 Meters
• Rendleman, Seahawks Tame Tigers
• Munger Spectacular In Win Over USC
• Seahawks Back In Boston To Face Huskies
• Here Now - Paarlberg: Nonprofits need to adapt to survive
• UNCW to Conduct Full Volume Test of Seahawk Warning Siren System Monday, Jan. 24 at NOON
• Drainage problems add to Pender animal shelter's woes
• Indie S.C. filmmaker scouting locations in area
• UNCW trustees hold closed session
• Brunswick Schools will add info officer to job title
• Beach Plan must take back over $16 million
• Douglas McIntyre, father of Congressman Mike McIntyre, dies
• Track Preview: Mountaineer Open
• Service dog dispute highlights common housing association issues
• Seahawks Back Home For Late Start
• Seahawk Netters Make Spring Debut
• Service dog dispute highlights common housing association issues
• Seahawks Gain Share Of CAA Lead
• Town tells DOT what road work it wants, doesn't want
• Budget already dominates state legislators' attention
• Carolina Beach considers recording closed meetings
• Swim/Diving Preview: South Carolina
• Bossy In Space
• Feel the Teal at UNCW Homecoming 2011
• Special Called Meeting of the Executive Committee of the UNCW Board of Trustees Jan. 21
• Jenkins Keys Hofstra Win In Hempstead
• Beach towns seek own identities in marketing effort
• Lawmakers say state can no longer afford prison expansion
• Merits of offshore wind power get airing at Wilmington meeting
• Global Laser Enrichment resums laser uranium enrichment test loop operation
• Committee advances new regulations for community groups
• Seahawks Back Home To Defend Nest
• Tighter rules possible for new Brunswick subdivisions
• Registration opens for annual beekeepers school
• Owner says lawsuit will not affect Britt Motorsports' business operations
• Strengthened film incentives face uphill battle
• MBB Alumni Game Set For Saturday
• Wilmington-based online insurance brokerage finds stability, opportunity with name
• Seahawks picked 4th In CAA Vote
• UNCW Returns To Mid-Major Poll
• Both from inland districts, new state leaders no strangers to Wilmington area
• Pender County looks at device to deter speeders
• Plane crash in North Myrtle Beach kills 2
• Brunswick County to spend $2 million on new radio system
• Wilmington officials not ready to fund arts council
• 85-year-old Hazel Logue a prolific volunteer
• Lodging for movie people as varied as they are
• Kure Beach to study extending boardwalk
• Haitian boy treated in Wilmington recovers as his country struggles
• Goodwill - Budget stretched thanks to local merchants
• Local Briefs - Conscience fair; YWCA seeks nominees and workshop helps museums prepare
• Jenkins Presents Tall Task For Seahawks
• GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy teaming up with suppliers
• Art Guild about to come out of its shell
• A 10-year friendship on and off the tennis court
• Baseball Preview: Outfield
• Lumina Theater Presents Alumni Film Series Jan. 19 and 26, Feb. 2
• UNCW Kicks Off Concert Series Celebrating the Works of Franz Liszt Jan. 27
• UNC Wilmington’s New Lookout Books Imprint Hits Cover of NYT Book Review with Debut Volume
• Tidewater Camellia Club Show puts blooms on display
• MyReporter looks into the large white yacht across from the convention center
• Local Surfrider chapter to elect board members
• Wilmington-based IronGate Partners adds Pantano
• Southport man uses skills to focus on saving the cape
• Approval sought for Wilmington arts council
• Law would target cars that lack insurance
• Public ideas sought for extending river trail into N.C.
• Surf City Art Guild about to come out of its shell
• Religious leaders gather to celebrate King's legacy
• Southport honors Martin Luther King Jr.
• Carolina Beach sets seasons for farmer's markets
• As legislature opens, area's lobbyists line up
• Hanzer, White Spark Seahawks Past Pride
• Seahawks Split Opening Matches
• Too Much Bowles For Seahawks In Loss
• Zahorodny Blazes To School Record
• Forlenza, Eldridge Win Twice In Win
• Seahawks To Face Pride In TV Tilt
• General Assembly to wrestle annexation laws this year
• New Hanover officials hope planning will reduce expenditures
• New Hanover schools take advantage of 'money recycling'
• Wilmington's purchase of golf course up in the air
• Multimillion-dollar deficit to force tough decisions at schools
• Wrightsboro school indicative of trend of maintenence neglect
• Take tour of Pender's planned new library
• Wilmington blogger aims to go on 52 dates in a year and write about them
• Carolina Beach's legal bills exceed budget for such fees
• Widespread use of video has police under more scrutiny
• Author Richard Florida explains creative' theory of drawing jobs
• 'Swamp Loggers' truck driver talks about fame, family
• I, 40 - They showed me the bees but didn't do the bee beard
• Here Now - Author: Job-seekers must think like employers
• Offshore energy strategy panel to meet in downtown Wilmington
• Brunswick officials won't say if EMS officer's resignation related to domestic violence call
• Wilmington feels left out of county's 911 spending spree
• Without hotel, drawing visitors to Convention Center takes priority
• New Hanover County spending thousands to facilitate strategic planning session
• UNC Wilmington’s Ron Vetter Takes Over as Editor-in-Chief of International Computer Magazine
• Churches work together to feed the needy
• Seahawks Face Big-Bodied JMU
• Seahawk Netters Open Spring Season
• Officials recall years of work at convention center opening
• Blackwell Sparks Seahawks Past Patriots
• Wrightsville Beach officials seek input on parking plan
• Officials recall years of work at convention center opening
• New Hanover official says tax hike unlikely in 2011
• Bishop says plans for Catholic high school in Wilmington still up in the air
• Seahawks, LIDS Offer Special Promotion
• Area providers preparing for changes from health care reform
• Track Preview: Navy Invitational
• Mortgage delinquency rates rises with foreclosure rates
• Developer of Compass Pointe cited for violations of the Clean Water Act
• Swimming & Diving Preview: Charleston
• Despite bad luck, designer is Country Strong'
• Wilmington woman facing charges after 260 bags of heroin seized
• Travel with UNC Wilmington Group to See Norman Rockwell Art Exhibit in Raleigh Jan. 28
• Tomko Pours In 23 As Seahawks Coast
• Biggest, smallest, most and least expensive homes sold in 2010
• Sculpture marks new public art era
• School officials face criticism over weather closings
• Man pleads guilty to firearms charges after arrest in rape case
• Seahawks Hit The Road To Face Patriots
• ABC board addresses privatization, vacant lot issues
• 'Distressed' properties 30 percent of home sales
• WWAY-TV 3 Airing Sunday Hoops Game
• Plan nixed for more parking spots near Carolina Beach Lake
• Power Card reportedly locating headquarters at old Kingoff Jewelers
• Wilmington Health starts special needs clinic
• QuickBooks Pro 2010
• Local artists use downtown hot spots to showcase their talents
• Send those kids back to school already! Any parents need to rant?
• County schools working on make-up dates
• UNC Wilmington on a Delayed Schedule Wednesday; Classes and Events Beginning 10 a.m. or Later on Schedule
• Convention center management company puts up $100,000 for improvements, marketing
• Latest closings for Monday and Tuesday
• Wilmington-area home sales showed December gains
• McRae To Be Keynote Speaker
• Blue Hens Visit Trask For CAA Tilt
• Carolina Beach lines up alternatives to slimmed-down, high-traffic road
• PPD in new joint venture
• Char-Grill preceded Cubbies on College Road
• Auxiliary frees up Coast Guard people
• Goodwill - Neighbor a big help when beach house caught fire
• UNC Wilmington Offices to Reopen at 10 a.m. Tuesday; Buses to Begin Running at 8:30 a.m.
• UNCW SAAC Aids Comfort Socks
• Burns supper celebrates Scottish heritage
• Exhibit, lecture explore area's photo history
• Wintry mix brings more than 100 crashes as road conditions to worsen overnight
• Thalian Hall News Alert - Cinematique Postponed
• Boseman files for voluntary Chapter 7 liquidation
• New Hanover schools seek bed bug advice
• Work to begin on CFCC's Union Station
• Buzz Peterson Radio Show Airs Tonight
• Iler will submit recall bill for Oak Island
• Cape Fear Museum closed while renovations are under way
• Council wants education about proposed service district
• Duke Energy buying Progress Energy for over $13B
• Possible Light Snow Monday a.m.; Campus Activities on Schedule
• UNCW Offices Closed on Monday; All Events and Activities Cancelled
• Progress Energy-Duke Energy merger would create largest electric utility in U.S.
• Schools closed, flights canceled for Monday
• Maintenance leads to discoveries at Burgwin-Wright House
• Retailers expect solid year in 2011
• CFCC closed tomorrow (Jan 10) until 5 p.m.
• Special Olympics teaches students sports and support
• Dredging projects to help renourish Topsail, other beaches
• Brunswick County rethinks mandatory audits for nonprofits
• Seahawks Pick Up Second CAA Win
• Rep. McIntyre offers prayers for Giffords, family
• Congressional Officials say Arizona congresswoman shot
• Area officials map plans for bike, walking paths
• Legal fees a major drag on homeowners' associations
• Rozzell's Hot Hand Lifts Rams, 82-64
• Tanner Impressive Against ACC Foes
• Seahawks Return Home To Host Tigers
• A look at Oyster Harbour lawsuits
• Book Review - Novel is adventure tale for Viagra generation
• Endangered woodpeckers in Pender County may crimp plans for U.S. 17 bypass
• Adrienne Outlaw Featured in UNCW Exhibit; Artist Lecture and Reception Jan. 13
• Cold temperatures coming; wintry weather possible early Monday
• Here Now - Rail museum to challenge longest-train record
• Lawmaker leads effort to undo pollution limits on cement plants
• Garden to remember UNCW students, faculty who died while there
• MS-13 gang member sentenced for Pender robbery
• SABLE steers cops to catch suspect
• Wilmington company gets big boost after procedure gets insured
• Pereira, Sharma Ranked 43rd Nationally
• Swimming Preview: Florida St./Ga. Tech
• Speculation over possible Firestarter' remake heats up
• Carolina Beach to review unpopular 'road diet' plan
• Record cold spikes light bills, taxes local nonprofits
• University of North Carolina Wilmington Chancellor Search Committee Update
• Blackwell Sets Steals Mark In Loss
• Authority to keep port site, opponents' concerns remain
• Panel gets update on search for UNCW chancellor
• New Hanover dog owners whose pets run loose could face harsher penalties
• Area feeling the effects of a jobless economic recovery
• Seahawks, Rams Battle On Saturday
• Roland-Grise adopts new system to protect students
• Smith Preps For MLS Draft Combine
• Seahawks Land In-State Duo
• Deloach Delivers Game-Winner, 59-56
• Seahawks Square Off Against Rams
• McIntyre lists jobs as top priority as he's sworn in to eighth term
• Dyer, Godown Lead Sweep At UNF
• Drug sting nets 5 arrests, 88 bags of heroin around Wilmington area
• Brunswick man gets 15 years for distributing more than 50 kilograms of marijuana
• Wilmington man planning to launch early primary challenge to McIntyre
• Holiday crowds give tourism industry in Southeastern N.C. a good feeling about 2011
• Basketball league filling gyms, bridging gaps in Brunswick County
• Wilmington Orthopaedic Group to fund annual scholarship for employees
• Bank of America Supports Local Poetry Academy
• Cape Fear Garden Club Makes Grant for Beautification of CFCC Waterfront
• U.S. government leases Riverfront land to city
• Federal grant provides career aid to firefighting intern, helping hands for station
• Sewage spill at treatment plant repaired
• First of three offshore strategy meetings to be in Wilmington
• Nonprofit urges women to get cancer screenings
• Local notes: Convention Center to hold first Gala; Battleship offers un-restored area tours
• Volunteers create reef ball molds for release off Cape Fear
• UNCW Top Defense In Colonial
• Surf City weighing 'admin day' for traffic tickets
• Boiling Spring Lakes looking to get jump start on budget
• Legendary Civil Rights Activist to Speak at UNC Wilmington MLK Celebration Jan. 20; Tickets Available Jan. 12
• Groups pushing for higher cigarette tax to help boost state revenue
• Vote by Click or Text to Support Research into New Antibiotics at UNC Wilmington
• UNC Wilmington Moves Up to Top 3 in North Carolina in Kiplinger's 2011 "Best Values" in U.S. Public Colleges
• La. has mass bird kill just days after Ark.
• Former Wilmington nightclub president arrested on marijuana cultivation charges
• New Hanover schools hope to save green by going green
• Seahawks Ranked 25th In Mid-Major Poll
• Seahawks Entertain Upstart Panthers
• Judge says Titan's air quality permit application can proceed
• PPD Establishes Blue Ribbon Commission Scholarship Fund at CFCC
• Teen arrested for bringing guns to West Brunswick High
• Some want four-way stops on Fifth Avenue
• New video technology active on all intersection red-light cameras
• Calhoun joins Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity
• Business briefs - Taxpayers get three extra days; American Security Mortgage honored
• Officials say state tax refunds should be on time
• Spring Training Banquet Information
• A techie' volunteer, Bilzi knows what's what about computers
• Goodwill - 'Angels' on the interstate save a family's day
• Local Briefs - Paarlberg to lead event; YWCA seeking volunteers
• Federal grant provides career aid to firefighting intern, helping hands for station
• Baseball Season Tickets On Sale Now
• Seahawk Club Night Scheduled
• Gas prices soar around the area
• Seahawks Give Peterson First CAA Win
• New Hanover officials hope to speed bypass funding
• New Pender building will house rescue squad, emergency ops center
• Due to growth, Leland adds assistant town manager to roster
• Blackwell, Andrews Honored By CAA
• Cape Fear business investors saw good 2010 in market
• Wilmington's Fox station, WSFX, is being sold
• Aquarium joins conservation group in effort, celebrates turtles
• Angel Food Ministries makes groceries affordable
• WECT's Simms moves to Florida
• UNC Wilmington Chancellor Search Committee to Meet by Conference Call January 6
• Councilwoman Padgett racks up travel, exceeds allotment
• UNCW Opens Spring Semester Slate
• Keep your license plate frame and it could cost you
• Angel Food Ministries makes food affordable
• Oak Island hotel construction to begin soon
• McIntyre logged 78 spending requests totaling $218 million for 2011
• Wilmington man charged in Sunday morning shooting
• Sizzling Seahawks Douse Dragons, 69-61
• Seahawks Resume CAA Play With Tribe
• More than 50 years ago, the StarNews chiseled a man out of history because of his race
• New Hanover football player dies in New Year's Day crash
• Thousands take cold ocean plunge in annual Dolphin Dip
• UNCW Opens CAA Play With Drexel Sunday
• Homelessness experience helps church broaden outreach program
• Book Review - Mother and son have new novel
• Area officials go after illegal dumping; some say its a personal right
• Best Wishes For 2011!!!
• Hampstead writer chronicles life stories of war dead
• Lawsuits, appeals continue to pile up in Oak Island feud over waterfront lots
• Owl's rescuers hope to release him back to the wild in the spring
• Police say they have new leads in Priscilla Rogers murder probe
• Seahawks Blow Out Rockets, 64-42
• Troops deploy with memorable photos, thanks to local project
• Top News Story No. 1: Sobriety followed ABC salary binge
• Elective cosmetic operations rebound from mild decline
• Business briefs: N.C. realty training firm acquired; Wrightsville hotel honored
• Andrews Bombs Bobcats In 62-53 Triumph
• Thrift stores busy, but fundraising appeals get weaker response
• Writer chronicles life stories of war dead
• Tight downtown parking calls for increased logistics
• Surveys seek opinions on tourism development
• With help of Elks Club, group holds events for disabled adults, kids
• Cubbies closing, pizza store coming
• Retail Details: Food freebies in the new year, plus deals on party clothes and discounted holiday goods
• Seahawks Return Home To Host Bobcats
• David twins take over five-county DA duties
• Commissioner pushes for term limits for board
• KFC in Monkey Junction closes
• Cape Fear Bridge a vital traffic artery, NCs tallest
• Local nonprofit eying new home for 'Extreme Makeover'
• Goodwill - Friends stop to help stranded stranger on road
• WARM needs help fixing heaters; state award accepting nominations
• Local Briefs - Friends of Fort Fisher elect directors, officers at meeting; Children's museum celebrates
• Men's Basketball Alumni Game Set
• Both Seahawk Teams Back In Town This Week
• Funeral services to be held for long-time Wilmington mortician Stampley
• Governor sees state losing port competition
• Top News Story No. 8: Tobacco state imposes ban on smoking in restaurants
• Pender man there to offer neighborly help
• Brunswick County Sheriffs office conducts Citizens Academy
• Bridges still icy; Highway Patrol advises drivers to avoid until mid-morning
• Blue Velvet' documentary draws crew back on location
• CFCC TO OPEN AT 10:00 A.M. ON MONDAY, DEC. 27
• Cold Case - Little information about would-be groom's shooting death
• Group to unveil legislative agenda to guide N.C. prison system
• Whatever happened to ... a variety of area stories?
• Bo Dean is on a quest for better health and a better community
• Downtown tax idea could help pay for special police squad, other services
• Area stores gear up for day after Christmas shopping
• Church creating a New Beginning in new space
• Family remembers man shot and killed on Christmas Day 2008
• Market Street makeover remains a possibility
• Readers remember visits to World's Largest Living Christmas Tree
• Fifth-grader is already an old hand at volunteer service
• 2010 Voices of Conscience volunteers
• Church member writes book about history of St. Phillip's
• CFCC program gives vital Christmas assist
• Forecasters say Christmas Day flurries could lead to accumulation
• Condo financing rules tightening
• Toys for Tots volunteer helps organize massive collection effort
• Downtown group's leader inspires both praise, criticism from officials
• Hamilton hopes to address job creation in role on tourism board
• First responders streamline training
• Weather affects GE's laser test loop
• Wilmington Downtown Inc. sharpens its focus on culture and economy
• Merry Christmas from the Seahawks!
• Update: Christmas snow possible, forecasters say
• New UNCW Homepage Introduced for the New Year
• Camels Hand Seahawks 57-56 Heartbreaker
• New tower wipes out water use restrictions in North Brunswick County
• City hopes to nab drain cover thieves
• Local jeweler selling Tea Party pendant
• Deputy lied about radar certification, causing traffic case dismissals, sheriff says
• Senate passes 9/11 health bill after last-minute compromise
• Retail Details:Get spa savings at the last minute and other great deals
• Former teacher, CIA agent works with Alderman Elementary students
• Find out what government offices and schools are closed for the Christmas holiday
• The 'Guitarist’s Guitarist' - Frank Vignola Brings Trio and Tribute To Django Reinhardt To Thalian Hall
• Museum docent finds joy in giving tours to Alzheimer's patients
• Alcohol a factor in woman's drowning
• Students planning to unearth more Brunswick Town history in dig
• New Hanover County approves $1 million to finish Smith Creek Park
• New Hanover County ABC chairman vows to fight possible privatization of liquor sales
• Seahawks, Camels Renew Hoops Rivalry
• Officials seek marketing proposals for New Hanover County, beach towns
• What are all the antennas on top of the Murchison Building downtown?
• NC population keeps number of House seats at 13
• Find out what government offices and schools are open for the Christmas holiday
• Goodwill - After fire, friends and businesses kicked in to help
• Hospice volunteer assists dementia patients
• Local Briefs - Sign up for the Conscience Fair
• New Hanover County teachers rank high in NC, nation
• Thalian Hall Presents A Special Screening Of Frank Capra's ‘It's A Wonderful Life’
• Redbirds Trim Seahawks In OT, 62-60
• Supply woman found shot to death; authorities questioning fiance
• Budget Bites - Feel like youre back home with regional favorites at low prices
• N.C court voids certain adoption involving Boseman, former partner
• Blackwell Garners CAA Accolades
• School nutrition programs to see benefits from Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act
• Saltwater fish in a freshwater lake? Its true
• Morales Gives Seahawks Another CAA Honor
• English as a Second Language teacher dedicated to students
• Statewide cut won't affect Southeastern N.C. Center for Mental Health
• R3 trash company wants more time to finalize approvals
• Seahawks, Redbirds On Perch Tonight
• Swimming program for exceptional children canceled to keep kids in classroom longer
• Braxton helps those in need through JROTC
• Wilmington bids fond farewell to Whitey's
• Lunar eclipse to be visible early Tuesday morning
• Eagles' First-Half Run Sinks Seahawks
• Seahawks Flatten Highlanders, 64-50
• Volunteerism helped forge choice of career
• Restaurants battle to keep the customers coming back
• NHRMC manager does his best to meet patients' dietary needs, expectations
• Seahawks Ship Up To Boston Sunday
• UNC Wilmington Chancellor Search Committee to Meet Dec. 1; REMINDER of Open Forums Same Day
• UNC Wilmington Department of Music Professor Conducts Annual Tuba Christmas Concert Dec. 4
• Special Called Meeting of the UNC Wilmington Board of Trustees Dec. 10
• More Than 1300 UNCW Students to Make Final "Trek to Trask" Dec. 11 for Commencement
• First Class of New School Leaders to Graduate from UNCW Educational Leadership Doctoral Program Dec. 11
• UNC Wilmington Trustees Approve 2011-12 Tuition and Fees
• UNC Wilmington Commencement to be Simulcast Live via Web and Cable TV
• He's helped with model trains and real buses
• Brunswick County spends more than $9,000 on holiday luncheon
• Brunswick County foots bill to fight itself
• Blackwell Powers Seahawks Past Bucs
• Randall Parkway widening project could begin this spring
• No one injured in Hampstead garage fire
• Seahawks Tomorrow program promotes higher education, physical activity
• LEGO robot club wins teamwork award at competition
• Wilmington City Council touts legislative wish list to lawmakers
• CFCC facilities in Pender County are inadequate, president says
• Wilmington's crime rates show marked drops
• Jonkonnu tradition continues at Bellamy Mansion
• 2011 transportation agenda includes U.S. 17 bypass, skyway
• Long-time volunteer has a prescription for giving back
• Million-dollar synthetic turf sought for Legion Stadium field
• Public safety software getting upgrade
• First batch of supplies from Mission Ready sent out
• Thompson, Futch argue over Skyway during committee meeting
• Max Winitz leaves WECT
• Coastal issues at center of New Hanover commissioners meeting
• Third-graders bring cheer to those in need
• Residents oppose expansion of Brunswick County landfill
• WPD officers, Boys & Girls Club staff play ball for local kids
• Carolina Beach tourism fund might pay for taxes
• Another month, another passenger record for Wilmington Int'l Airport
• Wilmington Chamber has China trip organized, area residents welcome
• Deceptive advertising will cost DIRECTV, Dannon millions, N.C. benefits
• Drive raises money for 250 bikes for area kids
• Christmas' is a dream holiday show
• Carolina Beach says it's not responsible for cost of sinkhole, pipe repairs
• Tunnel on options list for Cape Fear River crossing
• BCC trustees name interim president
• Snow flurries possible Thursday morning, but not likely
• Digital billboards installed in Wilmington
• Memorial bridge painting won't be completed until late spring
• Local drug company to sponsor educational program
• Goodwill - A stranger's help provided a real Halloween treat
• Improvement design plans at Kerr, Market would switch left turns
• Friends help collect Christmas gifts for needy children
• Educators weigh in on film's portrayal of school woes
• Os restaurant off Market Street closes
• Ashley High special needs teacher suspended
• Progress Energy monitoring nuclear plant's wells after leak
• Ex-police officer pleads guilty to child sex charges
• Dentist announces resignation from Pender dental clinic
• Biz-Tech Conference-Expo follows convention center ribbon-cutting
• Good Neighbor opens her garden and her heart
• Filmmaker targets cigarette litter, smoking at the beach
• Bald Head shivers with power out
• Orthopaedic surgeon seeing patients at Brunswick Forest
• Wilmington Downtown Inc. moving offices to Front Street
• Pantry volunteer receives Governors Medallion Award
• Cold temperatures could fill up homeless shelters
• Rocky Point man enjoys simple life of horse farm
• Loggerhead turtles have a banner year on Topsail
• Nesbitt Courts sale will help pay off county debt
• Coverbind grows work force through national contracts
• Cameron Art Museum asks for money from city, county
• UNCW's doctoral program in education graduates first class
• Wilmington residents' Bottle Freakers a simple yet popular creation
• Those affected by tainted Lejeune water still searching for answers, resolution
• McIntyre, Pantano spent $3M in state's most expensive House race
• Local man, brother reunited after more than 50 years
• Legal options limited for those affected by tainted Lejeune water
• Former Lejeune resident dedicated to chronicling, informing others of water problems
• Amid shrinking budgets, end is nigh for UNCW building boom
• Burglaries, other crimes have Bayshore residents on edge
• State makes it official, calls off megaport
• Security firm contracted for Riverwalk patrol duty
• Digieffects launches upgrade of Buena Depth Cue
• Wilmington-area home sales drop in November
• Local business briefs - Dunkin Donuts franchises sold
• Whiteys diner marks end of an era
• Holden Beach blood drive set for Monday
• Parsley pupils pen book
• Big chill snags Princess Place repaving work
• Kuhn promoted to maintenance supervisor of Battleship N.C.
• 22nd Annual Santa Claus Cruise
• Officials confirm third rabies case this week
• Resident complaints target Seascape developer, county inspector
• Pender shelter sees large increase in donations, still needs more
• Schools, students take on bullying
• Emergency sewer repairs could cause traffic problems today
• Gov. Bev Perdue releases plan to consolidate state agencies, save money
• Chamber presents achievement awards
• Electric co-ops get strong credit rating
• Graduation means Saturday traffic
• Company could bring 1,110 jobs to Columbus County
• Avett Brothers to play 2011 N.C. Azalea Festival
• Support for Skyway project eroding
• Retail Details: Island Shopping Spree, skin-care closeout, shop for a good cause and trade a coat for a free workout
• Family builds local operation into regional seafood leader
• USS Gravely Commissioning organizers release spending details
• 17 named storms forecast for 2011 hurricane season
• Landmark Whitey's restaurant closing Dec. 19
• Man suffers minor burns in house fire
• Brunswick school board restores assistant superintendent position
• New Hanover County to share in Bank of America bid-rigging settlement
• HOPE Academy helps troubled residents get back on their feet
• Back Then - 1910: Dredging uncovers Civil War projectile at Fort Fisher
• Hotels, others catering to tourists uncover savings in sustainability
• More than 2,000 students show up for 'Club Randall Rave'
• Veterinary hospital under construction in Leland
• Boiling Spring Lakes commissioners amend Unified Development Ordinance
• New Years Eve Cruise
• Incentive offered for small business investment
• Some Virgo Middle students start the school day with chess club
• New Hanover officials sponsor 'lunch and learn' session on Medicare
• Wilmington Dermatology moves to new location
• City could wait to pay back money spent on convention center
• Brunswick Community College seeks bids on building renovations
• Brunswick man charged with shooting woman in foot
• New federal air quality guidelines could pose problem for county
• Grandmother killed in crash while rushing grandchild to hospital
• 10 questions with Brian Berger, New Hanover County commissioner
• 10 questions with Rick Catlin, New Hanover County commissioner
• Safe Haven shelter sees rise in abuse during hard times
• UNC-TV documentary focuses on N.C.'s role in WWII
• LMC Corp. breathes life into stalled Brunswick County subdivision
• Fortune, or misfortune? State looking into possible pyramid scheme
• Civil rights work recounted in new book; later battles set legal precedents
• Cucalorus Film Festival sets box office and attendance records
• N.C. fund to help pay mortgages
• Funds added for appliance rebates
• New Hanover Regional Medical Center's physician group adds Medical Group
• Fayetteville VA Medical Center's Rural Health Team coming to Wilmington
• Wilmington-made film gets nod for 2011 Sundance Film Festival
• Housing authority to contract with hotel to house Solomon Towers residents during renovation
• Susi Hamilton answers questions about first legislative session
• Buddhist monastery in Bolivia to host about 100 monks next year
• Corning marks 40th anniversary of low-loss optical fiber
• Christmas Train Show benefits firefighters
• Pender County officials developing plan for growth
• Teacher uses video game to enhance students English skills
• Carmike 16 to screen live opera from Italy next week
• Mayfaires new Japanese restaurant features Korean flavor
• County poised to purchase land near Castle Hayne Park
• Guitar protection business began at UNCW
• Officials scale back mental health help to stay in budget
• Holden Beach sexual harassment trial opens with former officer's testimony
• New committee to focus on attracting sports tournaments, camps
• Menorahs, celebrations across Wilmington highlight Hanukkah
• Wrightsville Beach officials to discuss smoking ban on beach
• Gravely fund flap could lead to new rules
• Brunswick County has limited amount of flu vaccine
• Tenth case of rabies confirmed in New Hanover County
• Former Motel 6 on Market Street up for sale
• Police seek help identifying shoplifting suspects
• Fitness balls bring focus, balance to Southport Elementary classroom
• Derrick Hickey talks about new position on school board
• Sweepstakes games linger despite order to shut down
• Widening of Independence Boulevard nearly complete
• Wilmington Convention Center to host state Republican gathering
• Orton Plantation purchase completed for $45 million
• City projects $6M shortfall for 2011-12
• Filmmakers seek community help
• Some look to apply N.C. bid rule to county
• GE Hitachi Global Laser Enrichment names new CEO
• Back Then - Nov. 1960: Long Beach hires towns first manager
• Thank a veteran for service with holiday card project
• Obama will not pursue offshore drilling in East Coast waters
• East Carolina Bank opens in Porters Neck
• Grammy-Winning Singer/Songwriter Barbara Bailey Hutchison Christens Thalian Hall’s Intimate Rainbow Room For Holiday Shows
• Weather advisories issued for southeast N.C.
• Gravely commissioning organizers plan to release cost details this week
• First glimpse of potential cuts a painful one for local agencies
• Native explores gunmaking art, secrets in new book
• Wilmington foreclosure rates rise steeply in September
• 'Journey' sequel to begin filming in Wilmington
• Online insurance agency buys domain
• Goodwill - Now you can let Goodwill hear from you online
• Cape Fear Optimist Club shares baseball facility with county
• Wilmington-area unemployment rate falls in October
• Radation oncology center changes name
• Wrightsville Sound workshop to be held Thursday
• Some Ground Zero workers in health care limbo
• Gov. Perdue says universities must rely on private support
• Public input sought in UNCW chancellor hunt
• New suit filed over stalled Avalon development
• Photos - 27th annual N.C. Holiday Flotilla
• New Hanover sheriff's department steps up effort to curtail gang activity
• One lane of U.S. 17 northbound reopens after wreck
• Time Warner Cable rate increases go into effect this week
• CFPUA to flush water systems to improve quality
• Leland woman wins $1 million lottery prize
• Investigators say suspect stabbed woman, himself
• Without necessary funds, schools scramble to reach Title IX compliance
• Jobs are available, flexible for medical coders
• DBA asks Wilmington for city money
• Title IX compliance sometimes means turning down money
• Driver charged with DWI after fatal crash near Belville
• Compliance with Title IX is delicate balance
• Autism program adapts as number of students grows
• Police recover stolen Jeep Wrangler
• Three men with knives steal man's money, Social Security card
• Man robbed at gunpoint on Madison Street
• Surf City recognized for safe traffic conditions
• Utility to offer rebates, bill credits for solar panels in 2011
• St. Andrews hosts DivorceCare sessions
• MyReporter - Smith Creek Park bids scheduled for review by board
• Retailers counting on big numbers for Black Friday
• River Landing residents open homes, dinner tables to Marines
• Audubon North Carolina entices birds to beach
• Holiday events bring visitors to beach towns
• Sweepstakes machines rapidly running out of time
• Canada’s (MAC)Master Of The Fiddle Brings Christmas In Cape Breton To Thalian Hall
• Budget cuts could slice into fund for Carolina Beach aquarium pier
• Set your holiday shopping itenerary with this retail opening list
• Travelers: Security not fun, not avoided
• Intracoastal Realty nonprofit fund gives grants to teachers
• Red Cross hosts Tired of Turkey Days blood drives
• StarNews looks at what Brunswick commissioners discuss in closed sessions
• Wilmington company makes, markets device for facial treatment
• Beach town mayors want better ad branding
• Castle Hayne moves forward on incorporation
• Record high expected to drive for Turkey Day
• Topsail Beach OKs signing sand contract
• Intracoastal Realty president files for bankruptcy protection
• Prosecutors recommend $1,000 fine for Easley
• Chemical plant's remnants removed to make room for homes in Kure Beach
• UNCW committee picks firm to find DePaolo's replacement
• Source: Ex-NC gov. Easley expected to enter plea deal
• Students create ornaments for downtown Christmas tree
• Churches pitch in to launch recovery center for addicts
• Progress Energy's rate cut will save consumers $50 per year
• BCC president leaving for job in Hazard, Ky.
• Minivan smashes into medical offices
• New county commissioners get caught up on big issues
• GOP takeover could complicate film incentives, annexation items
• Gallery exhibits White House holiday ornaments
• Wilmington Police in standoff with armed man
• Convention and Visitors Bureau getting new home downtown
• Night ESL program helps school connect with Hispanic community
• Topsail flotilla had humble origin in 1993
• Wilmington airport ready to move into holiday mode
• City saving energy costs with solar-powered building
• A hundred Coty workers will be looking for jobs in 2011
• Robots, competition help science progress at Freeman Elementary
• Small Business Saturday - the sequel to Black Friday
• 10 questions with State Senator-elect Bill Rabon
• More than 6,000 family, friends and crew turn out for commissioning
• USS Gravely manned and ready for service in the U.S. Navy
• Photos - USS Gravely commissioning
• Sailors talk about life on the Gravely
• Ship's namesake Gravely led with string of firsts
• Gravely commander follows ship from start to launch
• New pub opens on Masonboro Loop
• Have you heard the area's mysterious booms recently? Tell us where you were
• Students play their favorite literary characters for a day
• Oak Island builders weigh impacts of sewer service, fees
• St. James expects Town Hall to open in December, community center by January
• Local developer rescues Gateway development in Wilmington
• Overhaul under way on Nesbitt Courts
• 'One Tree Hill' to film driving scenes near Hanover Center
• Frost advisory issued for Brunswick County for Saturday morning
• Castle Hayne to hold its first Holiday Flotilla
• Leland mayor vows to "put stake" through Skyway's heart
• Carolina Beach Fire Dept. makes plans for expansion
• Sunset Beach pontoon bridge finds a permanent home
• Village at Greenfield offers free rent to one lucky winner
• Slain woman's sister, police still seek answers
• Tribute planned to honor UNCW student who died in fire
• Plan includes fund to pay for dredging, beach nourishment
• I, 40 - Source of the boom booms is clearly predicted in song
• Probation officers' role evolving as law has shifted parole's focus
• Gravely ceremony full of special moments
• Police respond to Sen. R.C. Soles' home, find vandalism
• Phase two of Cross-City Trail opens this month
• Back Then - Locals join battleship study panel in 1960
• Booms again shake area; still no definitive cause
• The Dish - Online club helps downtown's 17th Street Deli connect with clients
• The Raleigh Ringers Bring Yuletide Bells, Holiday Carols And A Touch Of Rock ‘N Roll To Thalian Hall
• Tourism talk covers a broad array of issues
• Downtown Wilmington getting new Italian restaurant
• Elderhaus moves senior medical program to own site
• New drop-in center helps homeless people connect to services
• Refinishing tub is weapon against lead poisoning
• More booms reported rattling Brunswick County
• Wilmington police officer won't be charged in shooting
• Panel seeks compromise on removal of sandbags
• Wilmington will settle lawsuit against Dudley Mansion
• MyReporter finds out where Wilmington's Western Auto was
• Three facing slew of heroin and cocaine charges
• McIntyre discusses Pelosi, future political aspirations
• Family medicine doctor moves her practice to Porters Neck office
• Sister of slain woman returning to Wilmington
• Crack cocaine distributor sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Belville's Jumpin Joe's Cafe specializes in natural products
• Coastal regulators may trim to-do list
• Some supporters of cart rules says Brunswick County's new ones overreach
• Airlie Gardens would remain public even if sold
• Leland considers how to fill empty community center
• Pender County Christian Services plans expansion to provide more services
• Living Local - Fashion show benefits critters
• Events to highlight entrepreneurship week
• Lean times linger for river marina
• Land for Wilmington's proposed transportation center soon to be sewn up
• Purple shutters could leave homeowner shut out
• Photos - Cucalorus Film Festival at sweet sixteen
• What are you thankful for? Share your photos with us
• Limestone quarry proposed in conservation area east of Maple Hill
• Artist paints portraits of fallen heroes
• Budget Bites - Give thanks for a Thanksgiving meal you didn't have to cook
• Topsail High among N.C. schools to offer Microsoft certification free to students
• Helicopter flights to check power lines
• Police blotter - New Hanover County detectives investigate theft of guns, cash from home
• Here Now - WRAAP gives middle schoolers chance to succeed
• Cripple Creek Cloggers make noise across the state
• Commissioners to vote on Airlie's future as a garden
• Convention center's 1st event goes off without a hitch
• City still has one spot to fill on housing authority board
• WHQR welcomes new director with open arms
• Mystery deepens over disabled N.C. girl's killing
• Wilmington police captain credits running with good health, outlook
• For better or worse, convention center finally open
• Eshelman was a major financial player on Election Day
• Weeklong celebration of USS Gravely begins
• Road realignment puts plans for Belville hotel, restaurants on hold
• Wilmington police investigating shooting
• Ashley High, Murray Middle searched after bomb threat
• Airlie Road byway label could bring upgrade aid
• Search begins for UNCW chancellor
• United Kingdom filmmakers bring experimental vibe to Cucalorus
• Disaster centers closing Saturday
• Titan America declines taxpayer incentives
• Interactive timeline traces career of producer Dino De Laurentiis
• All North Carolina counties to canvass votes
• Finances of private health service providers not under officials' purview
• The Dish - Familiar restaurant faces fill shuttered spaces
• Cape Fear Memorial Bridge closed nights Sunday through Friday
• Brunswick County townhome community brought back to life
• Boseman to ask for delay in air permit for Titan America cement plant
• Haitian pastor, wife visit 'sister church' in Wilmington
• Film, TV production still has a favorable future here
• Home sales down in October in Wilmington area
• Surgeon surrendered medical license after being charged with boat theft
• Local business briefs - WaterplayUSA wins website award
• Joseph Martin to give a sacred music concert
• New Sunset Beach bridge opens
• Gravely docked at State Port; tours sold out
• CFCC event honors band of brothers' for service in WWII
• Father, son take part in 10th triathlon since tumor
• StarNews Media offers businesses Facebook tools
• Grand opening to celebrate Historical Burgaw Depot renovations
• Photos - Dino De Laurentiis, Wilmington's film father, remembered
• Dino De Laurentiis, producer who brought film to Wilmington, dies at age 91
• New details emerge in steroids case
• Retail Details - Holiday business, makeup deals, $10 sale downtown and more
• Arrowheads' intricacy brings history home for students, public
• Wilmington officials fight perception of unsafe parking areas
• Counties select vets to lend a hand for new memorial in Fayetteville
• Ben on Film - Filmmaker discussion to follow documentary on respected cinematographer
• Wilmington property firm expands in challenging climate
• Volunteer groups line up to work on Brunswick Nature Park trails
• County published some property owners' Social Security numbers online
• Hammerheads to return to Port City
• Work on Wilmington seeks volunteers for April 2011 event
• New Hanover High grad Trieste Kelly Dunn returns with film in Cucalorus
• Navigate Cucalorus Film Festival's overwhelming options with these tips
• UNCW demolishes old cinema building to make more parking spaces
• Longtime UNCW coach Bill Brooks built more than program
• Couple helps Pender County mark site of cemetery
• Budget Bites - New meal deals in familiar locations
• Rotting trees at Hillcrest dangerous to homes, people
• Fifth-grade students get bird's-eye view of helicopter
• Salvation Army officer looks ahead to tight Christmas
• Diesel prices climbing faster than gas prices
• Longtime UNCW coach and AD Bill Brooks dies
• Frost possible Monday morning
• Consumer coupon use rising at grocery stores
• Nan Graham to Speak at Friends of the Library Annual Meeting
• Good Neighbor - Mary Rand believes in paying forward good deeds
• Deputies practice rappelling techniques to use in emergencies
• Here Now - CFCCs Corpening offers no-cost job training
• NYC in ILM: Some city neighborhoods trace their names to the Big Apple
• Goolsby looks ahead after election success
• Wilmington crime rate compares with larger cities
• National Gaming Day
• Principal of the Year teaches her flock to soar
• Brunswick County throws a lifeline to homeowners in need
• College Park Elementary honored for closing achievement gap
• Pirate Concrete gives convention center walkway brick-like look
• Convention center management contract adjusted for green space, hotel rooms
• Bank robbed in Monkey Junction area; authorities searching for suspect
• New restaurants open in and around Wilmington this weekend
• The Dish - Wilmington chef honored in Italy for life's work
• Flooring firms giant cypress log among stars of Discovery TV episodes
• Hoggard grad to be among 15 on 'Jeopardy!' college shows, vying for $100,000
• Crowd of cats creates Pender County conundrum
• Plan to build apartments off Market draws fire from residents
• The Dish - Wilmington chef honored in Italy for life's work
• New Hanover Regional plans to go paperless' by 2012
• Favorite flavors of the Cape Fear Fair: sweet, salty, fried
• Ingram beats Lewis for Brunswick's top cop job
• Historic power shift in Raleigh brings promise of spending cuts
• Hamilton wins state House seat in new District 18
• Brunswick Community College president withdraws application for N.J. job
• Rep. Iler retains N.C. House District 17 seat
• Wilmington residents affected by suicide aim to educate about depression
• Sheriff McMahon wins over Benson
• Shooting at Coast Guard station connected to other cases
• Justice holds substantial lead against Rivenbark
• Realtors to break ground on new headquarters near Mayfaire
• Kennedy leading Salcines Bright for New Hanover clerk
• Republicans control N.C. General Assembly in historic shakeup
• Rabon overwhelms Redwine to take longtime Democrat seat
• Consistency on issues secures win for Berger
• Rep. Hill wins 10th term in legislature
• Retail Details - Big Lots to celebrate Long Leaf Mall opening
• Brunswick edge lifts Jon David into DA seat
• McIntyre survives the Republican revolution
• Catlin, Berger win seats on New Hanover County commissioners
• Burr vanquishes Marshall to keep U.S. Senate seat
• Goolsby defeats Leutze for N.C. Senate
• Incumbent commissioners keep seats in Brunswick County
• McIntyre staves off Pantano's challenge
• GOP candidates win Brunswick schools contests
• Photos - Election Day in Southeastern North Carolina
• MacCallum ousts Wilson in Brunswick clerk of court race
• Kilroy to keep Pender clerk seat after defeating Walker
• GOP to rule Pender County commissioners
• Grace United Methodist Church offers charitable gift market
• Smith heads to easy victory over Christopher for Pender sheriff
• Convention center's Internet, phone service lags
• Budget Bites - Dining bargains that might be new to you
• Winnabow woman reported missing since Saturday
• Car fire has traffic backed up at Dawson and 17th streets.
• Pender prison chapel dream to become reality
• Wilmington plant finds success mixing things up
• Headmaster has led growth, change at Cape Fear Academy
• Dog at center of court custody battle
• Book Review - Novel 'Love Charleston' brings readers into tangled, old Charleston family
• Area students show off their skills at sidewalk art competition
• Red tape tangles effort to upgrade WAVE bus stops
• Fading Clout - New faces in Raleigh will have impact here
• Mold confirmed at Empie Park fire station
• Convention center, public market among issues on council's retreat agenda
• Clerk's race cash contest is close to even
• Rudy Giuliani endorses Ilario Pantano for Congress
• Attorney for Wilmington 10 recounts troubled time in city
• Early voting numbers high, paced to be 'above average'
• With no opponent, McComas empties war chest to help other Republicans
• Naturalist for Bald Head Conservancy finds
• Being a lady Trench Rat is actually a good thing
• Rick Catlin raises most money for county board race
• Brunswick ECHS mentoring pays big dividends for both grade levels
• Rocket Pitch event tries to play matchmaker for entrepreneurs
• Authorities investigating wreck that knocked out utility pole
• As campgrounds rebound in Brunswick, some neighbors objecting
• Project will limit College Road turns
• Brunswick Community College president named finalist for N.J. position
• NAACP flier targets proponents of neighborhood schools
• Panel OKs innovative interchange for N.C. 133 in Leland
• Ben on Film - Cucalorus makes some changes to run dates, venues and lineups
• Wrightsville Beach searching for traffic solutions
• Special Halloween CLUE!
• Haunted Opera House
• Halloween Festival
• Batty Battleship's Halloween Bash
• Ghost Ship
• Kooky Spooky Jam Boo Read
• Cucalorus Film Festival 2010
• The Red Clay Ramblers In Concert at Thalian Hall
• Pender County commissioners approve water, sewer agreement
• Yale professor to give UNCW history lecture about fighting disease in Caribbean
• N.C. House District 17 candidates Iler, Knox disagree over megaport land
• Good Neighbors - Wilmington couple says helping neighbors makes them feel good
• Comings and Goings - Heritage Days, paddleboard race, carriage rides
• Hospice initiative seeks to encourage end-of-life conversations
• Court case continues against The Coastal Companies
• Grimm tales spark festivals frights at Polar Grove Plantation
• Early voters in New Hanover, Brunswick counties outnumber other N.C. counties
• Goodwill - Mom offers a big wave of thanks to Surf Camp
• Oak Island sets public hearing on sewer system
• Pender and Brunswick counties receive federal disaster declarations
• Sewer repairs to close some lanes near Dawson, Wooster streets
• Delivery service includes pet food for dogs, cats and horses
• Big-budget, high-tech film to bring movie work to Wilmington
• Jimmy Bass named UNCW athletic director
• Wrightsville Beach marketing chairman resigns
• Military work could be boon for contractors
• Book review - Ipock tells stories funny in latest book, 'Life Is Short'
• State budget, economy are big issues for N.C. House 16 candidates
• No better shot? Pantano takes aim with fundraiser
• New Hanover school board split on segregation letter to state
• Cape Fear Academy headmaster announces retirement
• Police Blotter, Oct. 18, 2010 - Man faces DWI charge after hitting building
• Volunteer gives pirate Stede Bonnet new life
• 'Neighborhood grandparents' say helping people makes them feel good
• Pender Primary Care to open new practices
• Volunteers necessary to keep nonprofits, other groups afloat
• MyReporter looks into visiting German U-boat sailors during World War II
• New Hanover commissioners vote to end countys fire commission
• Budget Bites - Look to lunch during Wilmington Restaurant Week
• Arrest warrants issued for 2 men after drug reportedly given by IV at Oak Island party
• New feature film opens offices in Wilmington
• Brunswick sheriff conducts drug bust; 50 charged, 24 arrested
• Britthaven to close nursing home, lay off 59 employees
• Clerk hopes Holly Ridge Festival will thrive again
• DOT official explains how superstreets optimize efficiency
• Redwine, Rabon campaign to succeed R.C. Soles in state senate
• Boiling Spring Lakes anticipates business growth
• StarNews grants help teachers help students
• Ports Authority seeks to attract business in Asia
• Q & A with Katy Mixon - Playing two characters who might not get along
• I, 40 - A life spent worried of making a big splash
• Homeowner rules cover everything from holiday decorations to the size of homes
• Surfer-songwriter Jason Andre lives both of his passions
• Traffic effect of new Oak Island bridge unknown until cars start rolling
• Incumbent McIntyre insists he's his own man
• Oak Island's growth from bridge on hold for now
• Pantano says urgent action needed to save country
• Here Now - United Way offers free computer classes for seniors
• Salesman will blend profits, charity
• Bookmarks - put Barton on the map in basketball
• Celia Rivenbark - Butt wait! I forgot what I was going to say about apples, pears
• Name of new Oak Island Bridge has historical roots in area
• Owner of small Wilmington hair salon pursues big dreams
• Mosquitoes thrive after record rains
• Preservation society still seeks to save Sunset Beach pontoon bridge
• City council to consider restoring funding for Wilmington Downtown Inc.
• Sunset Beach poised to open high-rise bridge
• Death of woman found at Kure Beach still unexplained
• Get a private look at Orton Plantation
• Home sales, prices slip in September as foreclosures keep rising
• Free musical Sunday at Wrightsville United Methodist Church
• GE stock drops after third-quarter earnings report
• New Hope Presbyterian Church celebrates its roots
• New bridge honors Mannon Gore, who laid foundation for Sunset Beach
• Back Then - Babies Hospital gets $1 million donation in 1960
• Pender County sheriff race is a rematch of 2006
• Public meeting to discuss improving turning traffic on College Road
• Wrightsville Sound area residents invited to talk about community goals
• Brunswick County considers options to collect possibly unpaid room occupancy taxes
• Man hit by shots fired into Supply-area residence
• New Hanover sheriff candidates wrangle over reputations
• Police identify woman's body found at Kure Beach; listen to 911 call
• The Dish - Sites of Boodles, Bouchee get new life; Southport adds new Market
• One-stop voting begins
• New superintendent visits New Hanover schools
• Bald Head Island Conservancy center will focus on barrier islands
• Wrightsville Beach begins enforcing new boat mooring rules
• Southport merchants claim sign rules hurting businesses
• SBI begins probe of possible forgery by Navassa mayor
• Area Retail Briefs - Holiday Train Expo switches locations
• Lawyers for indigent now work in a healthier place
• Drunken-driving case against ex-Holden Beach police officer on hold until December
• Financial consultant explains approach to getting builders, banks to work for solution
• Railroad head, philanthropist Davis to get star on Wilmington Walk of Fame
• Pantano has raised more than $850,000, eyeing $1 million mark
• Eight school board candidates offer New Hanover County voters choice
• Local business briefs - Curves pitches in to fight cancer
• Body found on Kure Beach
• Police blotter, Oct. 14 - Firefighters resuscitate cats rescued in blaze
• Annual Polish Festival to return to St. Stanislaus Church
• Rock for the Cure concert hits stage Friday
• Comings and Goings - Last Black River cruise, surf fishing challenge, Airlie oyster roast
• Oak Island to discuss raising tap and impact fees
• Wilmington staff to hold public meetings on city's budget
• Project to block Mallard Bay Road in Hampstead
• Trucks will haul dirt from contaminated Navassa site
• Church pumpkin patch offers photo opportunities
• Sunset Beach bridge opening delayed again
• Downtown Lifestyle Tour shows theres something going on above restaurants, bars
• Mansion on Market Street restaurant closes
• Annul Fire Prevention Expo coming Oct. 23
• Technology makes cars safer by taking tough tasks out of drivers' hands
• Battleship event allows public to show support for military
• Plans for veterans super clinic postponed
• Ben on Film - UNCW professor examines riveting films of 1970s
• Suspicious package found at Water, Princess streets
• Topsail Beach to mail letters seeking easements for beach nourishment
• MyReporter finds site of Blue Top Lodge and Cabins
• N.C. Senior Legislature wraps up work for 2010
• New Hanover County reaches agreement to use Myrtle Grove fire station
• Goodwill - Neighbor helped rid garage of water moccasin
• Comfort Socks gives homeless a needed item
• Summit to focus on dealing with domestic violence in the workplace
• Oak Island tackles boat storage issue
• Police searching for woman in NewBridge Bank robbery
• Grant will pave way for walking to Burgaw schools
• Contractors to pay to replace pipes, curbs because of mistakes
• Heat record broken Tuesday
• Local business briefs - Son follows dad at Dean Hardwoods
• Carolina Beach gives go-ahead for restaurants to renovate
• Wilmington International Airport registers record month
• Man removes election signs, tries to sell in protest
• Pine Valley residents upset about plans for road medians
• Memorial Bridge painter behind schedule, risking penalty
• Shallotte Farmers Market extends season
• Water leak forces partial evacuation at Hoggard High
• Pender County commissioners seek input about government operations
• On U.S. Navy's 235th anniversary, Mabus talks green fuels
• New Hanover County Clerk of Court candidates offer different messages
• World War II veterans to get a hero's welcome
• Market Street closed southbound between MLK, College Road
• Police Blotter, Oct. 12 - Husband and wife charged in business burglary
• Belville advertises for finance officer
• Director of Brunswick social services fired
• Wilmington Medical Supply acquired by N.Y. company
• Brunswick bird tests positive for virus that can be deadly for humans
• Murrayville, Trask Middle students still recovering from bacterial illness
• Readers' photos share image of life in Southeastern North Carolina
• Hampstead man wins big in lottery
• Update: Piedmont Gas working on gas line leak
• Arguments intensify during McIntyre-Pantano debate
• NBC’S ‘Last Comic Standing’ Winner And ‘Dodge Hemi Guy’ Jon Reep Appearing At Thalian Hall
• Ministering Circle awards nursing scholarships
• Concert By United States Air Force Heritage Brass Quintet
• Demonstration to display devices to assist visually disabled
• Brunswick Air to hold grand opening of instruction, rental company
• Budget Bites - Wilmington Restaurant Week adds to lineup
• Community projects sought for Work on Wilmington
• Two debate experience factor for Brunswick County Clerk of Superior Court
• Artistry owners find success with advice of artists, customers, consultants, friends
• Challenger seeks seat on Brunswick County Soil & Water Conservation Board
• Write-in candidate sets sights on Brunswick commissioner seat
• Wastewater pipe work closes part of Rose Avenue
• Water maintenance worker gets prison term for secret shower tapes
• Cameron Art Museum announces plans for change
• Local lends Haiti a hand to build textile industry
• Record rains caused comparatively little damage
• McIntyre-Pantano race turns ugly as new poll numbers are released
• Swearingen takes seat on Kure Beach council
• Retail Details - Give and save at Island Passage; free coffee for five years
• Candidates vie for honor of being Pender clerk of court
• Brunswick County working to make playgrounds more accessible
• Plagued by negative image, Creekwood undergoes makeover
• Family continues traditional farming at Dogwood Nursery Farms
• N.C. police dog taken off duty after biting child
• Doctors get N.C. checkup
• High astronomical tides bring flooding advisory to region
• Free insurance coming to an end for Brunswick County employees
• Teacher shares
• Book Review - In Bitter in the Mouth,' Truong tells some of her own story
• Book Marks - Macinnis takes samurai to Mars
• Here Now - Pianist to play Holocaust-inspired piece at concert
• New Hanover commissioner candidates tackle budget, economy, CFPUA
• Oak Island investigates allegations of IV drug at firefighter's party
• Ghost Ship hours changed because of high tides at battleship
• Economys slide drives surge in area rental market
• Retail Details: Give and save at Island Passage, free coffee for five years and more
• Diligence prepares to set sail
• Students, teachers turn pink to support breast cancer research
• Sedgley Abbey HOA answers residents lawsuit over trees
• How much of an economic boost will downtown conventions offer?
• Police blotter, Oct. 8 - 2 who stole ring from shop sought
• Compete for healthiest team
• Tough budget faces winners in Brunswick Board of Education races
• Show, sale of realist paintings to start at Mayfaire Town Center
• Wilmington artists go 'nude' in calendar for art association
• Toys"R"Us Express opens in Wilmington mall
• Phoenix Ministry cancels fundraiser
• Rocky Point man charged with selling opium
• Bail bondsman charged with drug offenses
• Brunswick County sheriff candidates agree drugs are top problem
• Candidates square off at Brunswick County forum Monday
• available to help military, veterans
• Have flooded wells tested, disinfected
• Wilmington police dog excelled at tracking suspects
• Former Pender County Health Department administrator blasts state, county officials
• Coastal flooding closes parts of Canal Drive, River Road, Water Street
• Food pantry closed Saturday for repairs
• Community acupuncture adheres to roots of traditional Asian practices
• N.C. education policy focused on social promotion ends
• Early double-lung transplant patient celebrates 20 years of breathing free
• Brady Promotes Familiar Face to Wilmington
• Sunset Park residents get protection tips
• City faces obstacles to enforcing new ABC permit rules for bars
• Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog Attorneys Receive Peer Recognition
• Navassa mayor denies faking easement document
• UNCW, community leaders set up nonprofit training, institute
• Retail Briefs - Local retailers celebrating American Craft Week
• N.C. attorney general broadens foreclosure review
• Empie Park fire station closed due to mold
• Workshop to teach chakra balancing
• Police Blotter, Oct. 7 - Collision sends one person to hospital
• Hawks, owls to be displayed at Hanover Center
• Ticket sales for Cape Fear Fair and Expo to fund scholarship
• Basketball league brings together kids and police in positive way
• Pantano, McIntyre clash over funds for area beaches
• Home on fire on South Seventh Street
• Four apply to fill Kure Beach board seat
• The Dish - New restaurants from 5th Street in Wilmington to Bourbon Street in Brunswick
• Nursery businesses hurt by housing bust, poor economy
• U.S. Navy Secretary to visit for service's anniversary ceremony at battleship
• New Wilmington call center to create 70 jobs
• Sunset Beach pares down bridge preservation
• MyReporter answers - Was there a plane crash at an Azalea Festival?
• Oak Island residents will soon pay more for water, sewer
• Wounded vets hit the road to help cope with injuries
• Filmmakers to get more work time at Final Cut Festival
• Ben on Film - Wrightsville Beach retiree had long career in film, books
• Health Notes - Walk for midwives scheduled for Oct. 9
• New sandwich shop opens downtown
• Surf City officials urge state to replace swing bridge with drawbridge
• Vehicle crashes into White Front diner on Market Street
• Local business briefs - Wilmington-based Rogo provides video system for Culligan Water plant
• Brunswick schools adopt plan to maintain roofs
• Wilmington Housing Authority makes plans to protect surveillance cameras
• Topsail Beach in final effort to get easements signed for nourishment project
• Man hit by Wilmington police officer running red light sues officer, city
• Libertarian faces Republican incumbents in Brunswick County commissioners race
• Squirrel trouble? Humane ways to deal with pesky rodents
• Federal and state teams assessing area flood damage
• Local business briefs - Family medicine practice opens in Hampstead
• Firefighters mourn longtime mascot Sanchez
• Defense attorney, prosecutor face off for DA position
• Heavy rains caused eight sewer spills in New Hanover County
• Goodwill-City employee thanked for returning missing bond
• Military offers economic bright spot for Southeastern N.C.
• StarNews Media staff members available for visits
• Wilmington council OKs plan to allow more business on Oleander
• New Hanover school board hears disturbing report on middle schools
• Health workers meet to tackle child obesity
• Outbreak of bacterial illness at Murrayville, Trask schools
• Carolina Beach wants boardwalk to have a year-round status
• Growth in criminal gangs worries law enforcement
• Carolina Beach weighs parking contract options
• Top Pender Health Department duties to be divided after interim manager backs out
• Police blotter, Oct. 5 - Thief steals $3,500 worth of guns
• Builders picking up bargain home lots
• Stimulus funds Midway Road upgrade, will improve new bridge and U.S. 17 link
• Bald Head Island homeowner indicted on fraud charges
• StarNews Photos - Riverfest 2010 Sunday
• CFCC to host seminar on gang problem
• Wilmington-based musician to appear on Jimmy Fallon's show tonight
• Boiling Spring Lakes caterer grows steady business
• CFCC plans event for White House Community College Summit
• Pender County plans assessment of flood damage soon
• Brunswick County developer, politician Williamson dies at 90
• Karate instructor sentenced to a year in prison, probation
• Local business briefs - Gas company predicts lower bills
• New owner hopes to open Frying Pan Shoals tower bed and breakfast by 2011
• Skyway corridor plan gets approval from New Hanover commissioners
• Cannonball found in Caswell Beach, destroyed at range
• Karate instructor sentenced to a year in prison, probation
• City nixes lighting ceremony for World's Largest Living Christmas Tree
• MyReporters look into Holly Tree Road traffic woes
• Fill-in health director due to start this week
• State Rep. Hill suffers fall on steps of his home
• Work on road medians begins in Pine Valley area
• Brunswick County to submit list of historic properties
• Poppy Graves wins MyBackyard Good Neighbor Award
• State Senate hopefuls face-off in forum
• County schools brace for state funding shortage
• Come meet StarNews staffers and help launch MyBackyardNC.com
• Parts of Northeast Cape Fear River closed
• StarNews refines MyBackyardNC.com website
• After week filled with rain, Riverfest offers fun with some sun
• Book Review - Wilkes' hospital drama 'Holding God in my Hands' centered on faith
• Wilmington resident earns Paris Review position
• Bookmarks - Prolific author Oates to read at UNCW
• Celia Rivenbark - A text is worth a thousand words
• I, 40 - Hindered in taking a bite out of middle age
• As homeowners associations spread, so do conflicts
• Karate instructor's molestation trial set to begin
• Local animation team follows knight to N.Y.
• Goolsby wants to help get people back to work if elected to N.C. Senate
• N.C. Senate candidate Leutze staying busy supporting UNCW
• Retired couple to go where there's no one else'
• Here Now - Artist seeks to preserve Vanishing American Scene'
• Health experts warn about polluted water
• Children's book fair to be held Sunday
• Work on battleship won't start until December, if then
• Son of Dean Hardwoods founder opens flooring business
• Floodwaters continue to rise around Northeast Cape Fear River
• If construction's delayed, Oak Island bridge would open two lanes
• Riverfest is ready to roll for the 32nd time
• Friday morning update: Water line break causes outages, boil order in Rocky Point area
• StarNews photos - After the rain, area assessing the damage
• Wilmington police investigating fatal shooting
• Water projects win grant funding
• Who's ahead in race for Soles' seat? Two sides cite dueling polls
• New Hanover County workers take weight-loss challenge crown
• Former sheriff's deputy pleads to lesser charge, ends career in law enforcement
• Life Chain set for Sunday
• Deadline to register to vote Election Day is Oct. 8
• Dram Tree Park, boat ramp to open; ceremony canceled
• New Hanover County Schools superintendent moves in
• Time is on watchmaker's side
• Puddles form along Water Street
• Riverfest may look like economic boon, but businesses give it mixed grades
• New Hanover to hold conference on R3 contract, fire department consolidation
• VIDEO: Rains flood Carolina Beach, sewage being pumped
• Local Business Briefs - Storm triggers N.C. gouging law
• UNCW to host summit about childhood obesity
• The Dish - Food Network show sets sights on Salt Works II
• Weather Channel's Jim Cantore to report from Wilmington
• BRUNSWICK - Dozens of roads closed; tornado watch until 1 p.m.
• Local Retail Briefs - Businesses join cancer fight
• PENDER - Tornado watch until 1 p.m.; emergency shelters may open
• Big deluge delivers problems for some, diversion for others
• County reaches lease deals will two of three volunteer fire departments
• 78-year-old in critical condition after collision with truck
• New Hanover, Pender county schools to be closed Thursday
• Nasty weather should abate by Thursday afternoon
• Storm later this week threatens another deluge, replay of flooding
• BRUNSWICK: Schools closed Thursday; tornado watch until 7 a.m.
• Number of people living in poverty increases in area
• NEW HANOVER: Schools closed Thursday; tornado watch until 7 a.m.
• Oak Island man's termite detector also finds new menace bedbugs
• PENDER: Schools closed; tornado watch until 7 a.m.
• New Hanover school board hopefuls face-off at forum
• Poll: McIntyre, Pantano in dead heat
• Arb tapped for office with N.C. Oncology Association
• Report shows enrollment disparities in New Hanover middle schools
• Airlie Road could join scenic byways list
• New Hanover, Pender and Brunswick counties under tornado watch until 7 a.m.
• Wilmington architect and artist Ligon Flynn dies at 79
• King Mackerel Tournament organizers hustle to reschedule
• Sales tax to rise to 8 percent Friday in New Hanover County
• Stormwater pumped from Carolina Beach Lake; swim advisory issued
• Promotion postings, marketing gaps prompt questions in Carolina Beach
• Health Notes - Davis Community to unveil wellness pavilion
• Brunswick DSS board discusses director's challenge of personnel file action
• Stay off roads, if possible, or follow safety tips
• Police blotter, Sept. 28 - Man robs Chestnut Street market
• Candidates hope campaign signs help them stand out
• MyReporter looks into the cement marker on a Wilmington nature trail
• Beach towns postpone meeting
• Burgaw seminar offers marketing advice
• At Art in the Arboretum, all the beautiful things combine in one place
• Weather expected to worsen with more rain, wind
• Back Then - Hermit told to leave Fort Fisher in 1960
• Weather Channel's Jim Cantore to report from Wilmington
• Wilmington man fined $100k for political donations
• Sewer issue challenges low-lying Carol Lynn Estates
• Unemployment overpayments may leave thousands owing N.C.
• Wish Upon a Wedding helps couples facing tragedy
• Scout's landscaping efforts greet visitors to memorial
• Rain expected to return, bring more flooding Wednesday
• Riverfest -- From fireworks to pirate-style fun, activities pack weekend festival
• Ownership of volunteer fire stations could be obstacle to county takeover
• Candidate forum set in Hampstead
• Wilmington store operated by people with disabilities
• Police Blotter, Sept. 27 - Two men stabbed after argument
• UNCW athletic director to resign
• Waterlogged? Readers submit flood photos
• Rain, flooding prompt Brunswick County to declare state of emergency
• UNCW students wait to see what will happen with AD change
• FBI Academy training completed by Wilmington PD lieutenant
• Certification of GE Hitachi reactor delayed
• Study looks at local kids' physical activity levels
• MyReporter finds out about the history of the cars on Masonboro Island
• Budget Bites: Where to go when a hangovers got you feeling low
• Recycler signs up Wrightsville Beach customers for curbside service
• Linda Lavin to be inducted into American Theatre Hall of Fame
• Rain leads to wrecks on area roads; no serious injuries reported
• Flood warning extended to 5:15 p.m.; rain affects some ILM flights
• Pender County woman nears 110th birthday
• Sammy C. Hawk stars in children's book
• Surfers paddle out to remember one of their own
• Does downtown Wilmington's future include a grocery store?
• Motorists vent frustrations on speed-trap website
• Dance troup works with Bradley Creek students
• Eastbound' gets change of scenery
• American Indian claim staked out in Brunswick
• It is built, now will they come? And when?
• Here Now - Waves4Kids provides for needy children
• Claim of American Indian heritage tough to prove
• Haley walks fine line on TV, in Bolden!'
• Convention center facing plenty of obstacles as opening looms
• Celia Rivenbark - Eating, Praying, Loving and Cashing in on enlightenment
• I, 40 - Summer slipped by while I tried to stay afloat
• Woman says noise-blocking berm removed; HOA says it never existed
• Good Works - Local businesses lend a hand in our community
• What's in Store - Restaurant debut, fashion show, florist moves, new look for Lowes Foods
• Fact check - Ads in McIntyre, Pantano campaigns lead voters astray
• Authorities search for suspect in attempted break-in
• Motivational speaker to address local congregation
• N.C. cities with municipal power will not see rate increases
• Easement extended for plan to change Belville highway interchange
• Pender candidates invited to Oct. 6 forum
• Local business briefs - Market Place Shopping Center plans renovations
• New Navy destroyer to be commissioned in Wilmington bears a hero's name
• Police Blotter, Sept. 24 - Three charged in vehicle burglaries
• New Habitat project honors ex-leader of housing effort
• Fallback mapped for beach nourishment in case federal funds dry up
• Beach towns join forces to explore teamwork
• Program would allow foreign investors downtown to earn green cards
• Plunge in deferred prosecutions spurs debate in legal circles
• Solar & Green Building Tour takes place this weekend
• GE Hitachi seeks customers for enrichment facility not yet built
• Invasive feral hogs a boon for hunters, but bad for farmers
• Green treatment transforms standard home into energy miser
• Work on Nutt Street slows traffic, business
• Pender County to bring back human relations commission
• John Tesh Inaugurates New Season At Wilmington’s Historic Thalian Hall - Two Concerts
• The Dish - Fuzzy Peach, Empire Deli show success possible amid closures
• Chicago flights may need jump start
• Housing Authority beefing up security at three Wilmington housing projects
• Workshops on conservation and maintenance of historic cemeteries planned
• Tests show algae blooms near shoreline pose no threat
• Pender County residents can help set course for county
• Panel discussion of women in the movie industry Saturday at Thalian
• Poplar Grove hosts conservation ceremony
• Recovery center to host jamboree
• Submit questions for school board candidates
• Health Notes - Disabled can participate in Adaptive Water Sports Day
• Wilmington designer uses what she has available
• Back Then - Dustup on streetcar results in arrest
• Old houses with updated kitchens featured in the Back Door Tour
• Bomb threat briefly puts West Brunswick High on lockdown
• Results of drug operation in Oak Island displayed
• Siblings struggle to reunite after more than 50 years
• Azalea Festival artwork to be unveiled at Art at the Oak
• UNCW women's player unsure of future with team; coach disciplined
• Investigation into UNCW women's basketball player's punishment continues
• Screen Gems announces head of Atlanta studio
• High-dose flu vaccine available for seniors
• Free vision screenings available Friday
• Continued lack of rain could soon lead to more than brown lawns
• Three charged with staging hit-and-run for insurance money
• CFCC forum on intolerance endures a little intolerance of its own
• Fate of Castle Hayne Road sign a mystery
• Student spending in area school systems ahead of N.C. average
• Postal service offers seminar on becoming a contract deliverer
• Local cake makers compete on Food Network Challenge'
• Medical condition suspected in man's driving death
• Jury clears doctor in malpractice suit over officer's death
• Student arrested after gun fired at Myrtle Beach high school
• Topsail board nixes sidewalk proposal
• Local business briefs - Chamber of Commerce looks into direct flights to Chicago
• Former teacher brings Ben Franklin and his words to life for modern audiences
• Payday lender agrees to pay lawsuit plaintiffs
• Rip current advisory extended into Tuesday
• Pender commissioners offer support for recreation facility
• Goodwill-Bank went extra mile for customer far from home
• Kure Beach park plans progressing, but timeline still missing
• Coastal Horizons gets grant for physical health care
• Governor's logistics panel hears about area's strengths, needs
• Police blotter, Sept, 20 - Man dies playing Russian roulette
• Oversight questions lead to end of Brunswick commissioners' discretionary funds
• Spot Festival offers more than fried fish
• Wilmington OKs new rules for bar permits
• Rosin appointed to North Carolina Film Council
• More than 30 arrested in major Oak Island drug raid
• Wilmington woman facing charges for more than 40 crimes
• New Hanover Regional trustees change bylaws to make ouster easier
• New judicial seat hopefuls raise big campaign dollars
• Radiothon to benefit pediatric services
• Cucalorus early selections include foreign, N.C., Oscar-hopeful films
• Ogden water plant customers asked to save water Thursday
• Wilmington's red-light cameras also to focus on right turns
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield's 5.37% rate hike OK'd
• Brunswick DSS board hires temporary director while Orrock remains on paid leave
• Water finally in the works for Shingle Tree residents
• Sheriff's lieutenant resigns after being accused of threats
• Police say Wilmington man distributed up to 90 percent of heroin in city
• N.Y. man sought in death of Concord police chief’s daughter
• Rare and Collectible Books Featured at Used Book Sale
• Belville, Leland to attack litter in Big Sweep
• Brunswick commissioners eliminate meeting fees; discretionary funds
• Wilmington Health adds doctor to pain management department
• Dudley Mansion foreclosure hearing rescheduled again
• Commissioners argue over positions on hospital board
• Increase approved for individual Blue Cross health insurance policies
• Budget Bites - More windows to mealtime savings
• Entrepreneurship Summit gives start-ups some advice, encouragement
• Protest targets proposed road closure that would allow RV to be seen
• New Hanover officials get final draft of contract with R3 for trash
• Celia Rivenbark - Monsters inside & out: Tales of bedbugs and other creepy critters
• I, 40 - Losing weight leads to fat clothes quandary
• Brunswick County commissioners expected to change lucrative per diem policy
• Megalithic Brunswick home prepared for all Mother Nature has to offer
• Sparks waited for right story to set in Southport
• Cape Fear Elementary School introduces students to Ultimate Frisbee
• Summer of flux: R3's ownership changes ahead of contract with county
• Real estate workers diversify in order to survive
• Judge rules that billboard does not violate city ordinance
• HOA fines owner for trees she says she didn't plant
• Surfer hospitalized after rescue at Surf City
• Book Review - Author imagines what would happen if bonobos had their own reality show in 'Ape H
• Bookmarks - Book sale marks end of summer
• Pender-New Hanover pact will advance sewer plan for U.S. 421
• What makes a house a 'fortified house'?
• Amid tight promotional budgets, visit by travel journalists provides a welcome boost
• Cape Fear Area Resource Center looks to city for aid
• Carolina Beach restaurant's 'screaming kids' policy draws challenge
• Case against former New Hanover sheriff's deputy continued
• Swells, erosion expected in Carolinas from Igor
• Street-parking enforcement efforts adjusted in Leland
• Kure Beach Commissioner Fuller to resign
• State party not giving money to Jim Leutze
• Recession Raises Poverty Rate to a 15-Year High
• What's in Store - Time to get into the Halloween spirit
• Cape Fear Community College to name rooms for financial supporters
• Cow lovers, ice cream fans and more can check out Saturday auction
• Fire destroys Leland church
• Controversial R3 founder remained involved with company despite saying he wasn't
• No end in sight for woman's legal fight
• Singers, dancers form Ballet Opera Alliance for Brunswick County performances
• Truck used by Wilmington Fire Department donated to historical society
• N.C. ports receive high ranking
• Parking spot briefly blocked downtown for green-space-awareness campaign
• New Hanover school board candidates to participate in forum
• Bigger inlet hazard zones raise alarm
• Health Notes - Surgeon to discuss hip replacements
• Black veterans group to honor Wilmington-born author
• Vehicle plows into downtown Wilmington clothing store
• Sampson County woman killed in crash with jail van identified
• Sandbag removals ordered by Coastal Resources Commission
• U.S. House 7 race between McIntyre, Pantano tightens
• The Dish - Cafes in Castle Hayne, downtown among fresh efforts opening
• The Dish - Gelato bar planned for Leland
• Woman dies in Lullwater Drive fire
• H2GO officially says ‘no' to unpopular refund system
• Justice moves swiftly here, but some question value of speed
• Free rabies vaccination clinic at UNCW on Saturday
• Police Blotter, Sept. 16 - Men beaten, robbed by masked gunmen
• Hurricane Igor could give East Coast dangerous rip currents over weekend
• ‘One Tree Hill’ season premiere sets record
• Muscadine wines from our region pair well with meals
• County chairman calls for replacement of CFPUA board, CEO if things don't improve
• Man shot in buttocks on 8th Street
• Woman dies in collision with van carrying jail inmates
• Woman resentenced for 2006 murder conviction
• Burgaw to pay penalty for skipping manager's retirement contributions
• Missing boater found unharmed
• LEGO Club helps autistic kids build social skills, friendships block by block
• Sheriff's lieutenant accused of communicating threats against volunteer firefighter
• $27.4 million in work taking place at housing projects
• Wilmington doctor charged with drug trafficking has bond dropped from $1million to $150,000
• Ceremony marks Scotts Hill water project
• New Hanover ABC board to offer employee education program
• Celebrate Recovery Jamboree slated for Saturday
• MyReporter explains what happened to The Glenn at Wrightsville Beach
• Exception granted for new Sunset Beach boat ramp
• Forest Hills Elementary class learns in both English, Spanish
• Green building tour lined up for Sept. 25
• Back Then - Hurricane Donna rushes ashore in 1960
• Ben on Film - Decades-old documentaries connect with current events
• Coastal commission still divided over terminal groins
• Owner to start construction on Holiday Inn Express in Brunswick County
• Wilmington's Sunset Cafe and Rooftop Grill closed
• Boseman, Greer seek New Hanover Regional board seats
• Wilmington Housing Authority's sale of Nesbitt Courts finalized
• Interfaith network helps homeless reclaim position in society
• Convention center without hotel again after developer backs out
• Congress to probe Camp Lejeune water contamination
• State senate candidates tackle school issues
• Loan will finance Brunswick, Columbus construction, jobs
• Talks will continue between Sunset Beach, landowner on park purchase
• Goodwill-Concerned citizen helps police nab purse-snatcher
• UNCW chancellor clarifies comments critical of school
• DAR members to observe Constitution Day
• Alford Seafood closes after four generations in business
• Turtle hospital's patient roster poses Kemp's ridley mystery
• Carolina Beach to seek state grant for floating dock
• Police Blotter, Sept. 14 - New Hanover sheriff's lieutenant under department investigation
• Coast Guard searches for missing boater on Intracoastal Waterway
• StarNews Media and MyBackyard looking for a few good neighbors
• Sharks go on the hunt for kids’ imaginations
• AAIPharma names chief executive
• Overgrown acreage draws Burgaw's attention
• Pulitzer Prize-winning author to compare historical characters at UNCW
• Felony cases here resolved at quick pace
• Bookseller in Brunswick County knows her niche
• MyReporter finds out why boat slip rental charges increased for renovated marina
• Weekly permits again available for beach driving on Topsail Island
• Area home sales improve over last August
• Community mourns Sunset Harbor shooting victims
• Maritime Museum to relocate to historic site
• North Carolina's SAT scores static as more aim for college
• Turtles reach record numbers at Hatteras seashore this year
• Global Nuclear Fuel reports two shutdowns for minor problems
• Police Blotter - Police say drunken drivers hit police horse, cruiser
• Nonprofit status sought for animal shelter in Brunswick County
• Plans OK'd for Brunswick County housing development
• Historian to discuss area's notable hurricanes
• Exception to environmental rules likely for Sunset Beach boat ramp
• Police Blotter, Sept, 13 - More than 60 grams of cocaine seized in traffic stop
• School facility needs are problem across N.C.
• Wilmington Health family medicine adds provider at Brunswick Forest site
• Coastal Horizons gets grant for physical health care
• Road Runner customers' e-mail service restored
• Perception meets reality in Laney's lacking facilities
• Roadside vendors making most of new rules in Brunswick County
• Watchdogs - City to consider revising ABC permit proposal
• Records indicated most trees removed in Wilmington need it
• Progress Energy's tree-removal plan has some fired up
• Time, money left New Hanover schools with few options at Snipes
• Book Review - 'Black Hole Sun' set in alien world inspired by past
• Six reappointed to N.C. Coastal Resources Commission
• A few questions about New Hanover County Schools building improvements
• A rare sight: bear seen in Carolina Beach
• World War I papers, photos sought by State Archives
• Bookmarks - Author inspired by queen Eleanor
• Analysis shows New Hanover County Schools failing to keep pace with building needs
• Immigrant moves from Bosnia-Croatia border, stands out on own here
• Celia Rivenbark - After husband’s health scare, we can return to being funny
• Another brick in the wall? New Hanover facilities series rooted in failings
• Perception meets reality in Laney's lacking facilities
• Titan changes lobbying firm to help navigate environmental review process
• Here Now - 71-year-old saluted for knitting blankets for troops
• High tides could cause Cape Fear River to flood Battleship Road, Water Street
• Friends, family honor Marine who died in Afghanistan
• Three dead, one injured in Brunswick County crash
• Nighttime work closes bridge lanes
• Program honors departing pianist
• Motorcyclist killed in Ogden wreck
• Tennis great honored
• CFCC board approves faculty pay raises
• Drive-in windows at issue for town
• New development planned for Autumn Hall
• Panthers inspire 2 schools in healthy competition
• Hospital helpers work together at Dosher flea market
• In real estate ‘beauty contest,' redecorating can win buyers
• St. Mary Roman Catholic Church to celebrate 100th year
• 9/11 memorial events are planned in the area
• Police Blotter, Sept. 9 - Wilmington man charged in graffiti cases
• Downtown crime tumbles compared to Aug. 2009
• Chancellor describes UNCW advancement for state system's board
• Health Notes - WILD celebrates moms
• Meeting aims to give voice to ward 29 Democratic precinct community
• Cape Fear region back in drought
• State law cancels Myrtle Beach auto auction; event coming to Wilmington instead
• Church drums up music programming
• Oak Island set to break ground for arboretum
• UNC study identifies variety of problems in Pender health department
• Owner says Carolina Beach restaurant not anti-children, just pro-courtesy
• Local developers appeal for banks to lend
• Hospital to donate unused supplies to developing countries
• Death of man who set fire to his home ruled a suicide by authorities
• The Dish - Wilmington Dining Adventurists form; Crow Hill opens downtown
• Pet store hosts adoption weekend
• Wrightsville Beach stymied by unattended boats
• Southport aldermen approve relaxed sidewalk rule
• Recovery slight for summer tourism industry
• Airlie Gardens adds beauty of butterflies to its flowering oasis
• Candidates use 'green' debate to focus on weak economy
• Area Muslims: We're celebrating end of Ramadan, not 9/11
• School cultivates wetland project to protect creek
• Big Lots coming to Long Leaf Mall
• R3 seeks more time from county to nail down financing
• Surf City council approves plans for entertainment center
• State willing to pay for interim Pender County health director
• MyReoprter finds out the first business in the Indochine restaurant building
• Police Blotter, Sept. 8 - Cary man charged in heroin bust
• Services for slain Marine taking shape
• Carolina Beach restaurant: Parents must remove screaming kids
• MyReporter finds out the first business in the Indochine restaurant building
• Water Street reopens; suspicious bag was full of clothes
• Back Then - Sept. 1910: Rail lines help gauge tourism
• Arguments heard in same-sex adoption case of N.C. Sen. Julia Boseman
• First flu cases of season confirmed in North Carolina
• Shane West of fall TV's new 'Nikita' remembers Wilmington
• Boiling Spring Lakes commissioners reject proposed dog park
• Business gathering to be held in Burgaw
• Tampering with jail sprinklers a tough problem to solve
• First steps toward a Wrightsville Sound plan taken
• Man pleads guilty in Wilmington convenience store clerk's killing
• Power company sues Brunswick County for tax refund
• Goodwill-Old cameras can have new use for school students
• Food pantry relocating to North Second Street
• Local biz briefs - Port tonnage rises in July
• Wilmington council puts off decision on Northside Community Center bailout
• Test statistics charting New Hanover's education progress
• Brunswick DSS director was rebuked over sexual comments before suspension
• New Hanover commissioners approve fire department consolidation plan
• U.S. 17 dangers bring call for action in Pender County
• Brunswick County residents slam board for taking extra pay
• Police Blotter, Sept. 7, 2010 - Holiday weekend checkpoints yield 134 citations
• Traffic issues dominate at Pender commissioners meeting
• Lowes eyes options as site near mall is sold
• Owner of Cartmen business looks to expand in beach towns
• Work with youth brings public service honor for Katherine Godwin
• Human relations panel is proposed for Pender County
• Dudley Mansion case again slated for court
• Undeterred by Earl, tourists flock to region for holiday weekend
• Sticky Fingers closes Wilmington restaurant on Market Street
• Marine from Wilmington dies in Afghanistan
• Pender Training School alumni building museum
• Seminars to offer marketing tips to local merchants
• New TV dramas on Friday nights give viewers more options
• Book Marks - Old Books encounters delay with opening
• I, 40 - Tubing leads to fun, reflection and pain
• One dead, two injured in Brunswick County shooting
• Book Review - ‘Witness' mother and son's latest great novel
• Pender Training School alumni building museum
• Citizens group wants fast action on making U.S. 17 safer
• Hardee's test-markets chicken tender wraps in Wilmington
• Move to consolidate firefighting leaves some volunteers alarmed
• Update: Three dead in Brunswick County shooting
• Airport to get rescue boat in case of Smith Creek plane crash
• On N.C. coast, storms figure in business location choices
• Here Now - Local magicians want to use their craft to help community
• Carolina Beach couple fights for worth of dead dog
• Do homeowner regulations go too far?
• Carolina Beach residents, officials voice opinions about the 'road diet'
• Carolina Beach's 'road diet': Safety was part of the plan; traffic back-ups weren
• Freeman Park reopened at Carolina Beach's north end
• Back Then - Equipment for 1st N.C. cement plant set to arrive in 1960
• What's in Store - Men's clothing shop to open in Lumina Station
• Smaller flag now flies at Leland gas station
• Local tattoo artists cope with economy, increase in competition
• Labor Day holiday closings
• Police cruiser involved in car accident
• Officials: State fortunate to avoid landfall
• City officials to meet with state ABC
• Fatal fire at Ogden home was set intentionally, investigators say
• Bank robbery reported at BB&T on South College Road
• Brunswick County Sherrif's Office charges president of Red Devils Motorcycle gang
• Global Testing Supply ranked among magazine’s fastest-growing companies
• Hurricane Earl causes little erosion on area beaches
• Pedestrian hit at 16th and Market
• Tires from artificial reef wash up on Emerald Isle strand
• Where We Live works for a better community
• Latest Gulf oil rig problem differs from BP spill
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow coming to Wilmington
• 18-year-old charged in shooting outside Briarcliff Apartments
• Woman beaten with shopping cart during robbery
• Motorist plows into bushes and palm tree on Market Street
• New Hanover County woman bitten by rabid fox
• Car goes up in flamesin Wilmington
• Tri-county area residents will largely be responsible for removing their own debris from Hurricane E
• Wilmington woman charged in boyfriend's stabbing
• President declares N.C. emergency ahead of Earl
• The Dish - Buzz builds on Baba Ghannouj, Sake opens
• UNCW nursing program expansion requires approval
• MyReporter finds Bald Head leads survey of most cops per citizens
• Health Notes - March of Dimes 5K takes place Saturday
• The Dish - Wrightsville Beach spot adapts with steak offerings
• Wilmington investigates code violation at burned house
• Brunswick DSS must hire attorney in open session
• Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• Labor Day holiday closings
• Hurricane Earl edges closer to North Carolina
• Scammer pretending to collect donations for the Veterans Affairs
• Leland to hold off on parking ban enforcement
• Gen. Barry McCaffrey comes to Wilmington to talk about drug abuse treatment
• Film industry representatives lash out at political ads partly funded by PPD founder
• Pender County Business Expo set for October return
• U.S. Senate candidate Elaine Marshall meets with Wilmington business owners
• Area emergency officials taking no chances with Hurricane Earl
• Local artists lend talent for courthouse project
• Orton Plantation backs out of contracts for upcoming weddings
• As area beaches become cleaner, sea glass becomes harder to find
• Growth, expansion on agenda for Utility Authority workshop
• Gov. Perdue declares state of emergency ahead of Earl
• Tropical storm watch issued for New Hanover, Pender counties
• Pender health official retires along with chief
• Police blotter - Fayetteville man charged with kidnapping, assault
• Wilmington police investigating apparent homicide at Solomon Towers
• Artist’s theme for event is ‘The time is now’
• Ham radio operators to commemorate end of WWII
• Wilmington police find 45 pounds of pot, charge couple
• Liquid Room relaxed age restrictions after alcohol permit troubles
• Topsail Beach to air public meetings online
• PPD chief jumps into N.C. political fray
• Per diem, mileage far surpass salaries for some Brunswick commissioners
• Preparations begin in area for Hurricane Earl
• Hurricane Center issues watch for N.C. coast
• Comings and Goings - Last call for one beach's fireworks, another's farmers market
• Green Building Alliance hosts candidates forum
• Carolina Beach drafts plan for better biking
• Wilmington area reports rebound in temp staffing
• Traffic lights down at 17th Street, Medical Center Drive
• Red Volvo reportedly stolen at gunpoint in Wilmington
• Wilmington may pursue new hotel developer at Convention Center
• Karl W. Miller Endorses Representative Mike McIntyre
• Goodwill-A trip for pizza brings chance to see kind slice of life
• Citizen recognized for thwarting robbery at convenience store
• Waccamaw's stock offering does not meet expectations
• Complaint against New Hanover County sheriff's deputy unfounded
• Hurricane Earl expected to impact coast, Fiona to follow
• Castle Hayne residents rally for incorporation
• Budget Bites - More places to eat for less with more service
• Regulations required rabies test after family pet died
• Wilmington man wins $200,000 in Powerball
• Two-car collision kills woman in Hampstead
• Wilmington explores rezoning along Oleander for transition district
• Former prostitute sentenced to probation for sex with 13-year-old
• MyReporter learns of plans for Masonboro Loop-Pine Grove-Masonboro Sound intersection
• Hurricane Earl could brush N.C. on Friday, threatens north Caribbean
• Ex-pastor charged with statutory rape
• Woman robbed, beaten in Bowman Road home
• Inspired by Poe, Wilmington screen writer films 'October House'
• Moderate risk of risk currents persists at area beaches
• Rum Island sauceman returns after 10-year hiatus
• Budget cuts mean vaccines not free for all school-age children
• Bank robbery suspect Reggie Beckton tells his story
• Economic recession has become a crime stimulus
• Creek eyed as source for added Bald Head Island beach sand
• Vacant N.C. legislature seats will be pivotal in November
• Here Now - Convention center manager ready for the crowds
• Firefighters cut hole in roof after teriyaki dinner becomes blaze in Carolina Beach
• Currents put public safety officials on high alert at area beaches
• Bookmarks - Sparks crosses river in new book
• Book Review - Author deals with issues with candor and a dose of humor in 'Designated Fat Girl
• Bartender riffs on meals served at Aubriana’s
• Southport artists depict local TV and movie scenes
• Developers' problems sink plan for Hampstead Lowes
• Local actor recalls filming first ‘TRON' as second comes to theaters
• I, 40 - After the girls of summer have gone, son mourns
• Utility Authority might keep billing company that botched conversion
• N.C. court: Inmates' life sentences to continue
• Laney High air conditioning goes down as classes start
• Dead pelicans wash ashore with possible human-caused injuries
• 14 percent of homes 'under water' in Wilmington area
• Security Savings latest to receive FDIC enforcement action
• Wilmington author to sign books at downtown gallery
• 8-year-old Brunswick County girl gives her curls to Locks of Love
• Young bands form Wilmington resurgence
• Proposed borders drawn for incorporated Castle Hayne
• In wake of legal battles, H2GO scales back sewage plant plan
• Area unemployment inches downward
• Flaming Amy's deploys first wave of Operation Salsa Drop
• Documentary includes Wilmington World War II veterans
• Dangerous rip currents likely at area beaches
• Old Chicago restaurant closes
• Recently released convict charged in pair of bank robberies
• Leland mayor: Skyway will destroy town
• Trash talking locals no match for Lemon's All-Stars
• Gateway Project company files for bankruptcy
• Veterans invited to local reunion
• Hurricane Danielle, Category 4 storm, sends dangerous surf to East Coast
• New pharmacy center opens at Fayetteville VA Medical Center
• Photographers plan Wilmington reunion, exhibition
• Instructor builds confidence with ‘Glee'-style group
• Emerging green business conference planned in Wrightsville Beach
• 'Bolden' creator releases silent 'Louis' first
• Distant Danielle likely to whip up weekend swimming risks
• Retail Briefs - Harris Teeter near UNCW to offer lottery
• NewBridge bank robbed; suspect appeared to have drawn-on beard
• Wrightsville Beach hits brakes on speed limit reduction
• From Frying Pan into bed and breakfast - N.C. man plans to convert tower
• Business Briefs - Entrepreneurship summit Sept. 19-20 in Wilmington
• Two months after hit-and-run, police, victim no closer to answers
• Carmike 16 gets a facelift without disrupting business
• A different kind of hooking up at UNCW event
• Police Blotter, Aug. 26: New sex charges filed against Wilmington man
• Board turns down Griffith offer, seeks interim director
• Wilmington Housing Authority wants to expand meeting area
• The Dish - New owner brings family recipes to downtown's Barista Cafe
• Carolina Beach Fire Department awarded federal grant
• New Hanover Regional adopts spending plan for 2011
• The Dish - Downtown Wilmington restaurant openings hit snags
• UNCW getting $4.5 million energy efficiency upgrade
• Man arrested for playing guitar on Carolina Beach Boardwalk
• Wilmington Treatment Center hosts forum on recovery
• Adult stem cells used to aid recovery after surgery
• Local man converts building into soundstage, offices for independent filmmakers
• Woman dies after husband accidentally backs over her with car
• Owners learn to handle their dogs at area training classes
• UNCW named among top military friendly schools
• Progress Energy to build power line under Cape Fear River
• WPD police K9s take a bite out of crime, help nab 4 suspects
• Enrollment on first day higher than expected for New Hanover
• Efforts under way to boost New Hanover County tourism
• Downtown Gateway property set for foreclosure
• Communities In Schools staffers bike 300 miles to raise funds
• MyReporter looks at when Sunset Park first got a school
• Planning policies divide Southport aldermen
• N.C. Governor Perdue's campaign fined on flight reporting errors
• Brunswick County towns seek their own ‘brand' to lure tourists
• The Cape seeks Wilmington approval for incorporation
• Back Then - In 1910, new post office put Seagate on the map
• Wilmington wages rank below state average
• Tropical Storm Earl forms in the open Atlantic, joining Hurricane Danielle
• Police Blotter - Aug. 25: Bike theft at knifepoint leads to charges for Wilmington man
• Retail Details - Protocol mystery markdowns, new toy store, Lockwood Folly bargains
• Pender native, veteran National Geographic staffer starts photography website
• Duplin Winery founder dies at age 96
• Health Notes - Registration starts for community response team training
• Back Then - Roland-Grise Middle School opens 50 years ago
• Eshelman joins UNCW board
• Leland willing to concede road project for interchange, causeway work
• Court appearance continued for former New Hanover sheriff's deputy
• Talk in Carolina Beach focused on traffic
• UNCW nursing students get room to stretch their learning wings
• H2GO deposit dispute reaches a boiling point
• MyReporter looks at Cross-City Trail refuge island safety issues
• Police Blotter, August 24 - Police look for convenience store robbers
• Goodwill-Stranger gives Marine’s family a generous gift
• Planning policies divide Southport aldermen
• Visiting with shut-ins is as important as providing nutrition
• Meet your StarNews reporters in Monkey Junction
• Blood donors sought as supplies drop
• Marine unit from Lejeune among troops sent to help in Pakistan relief
• Southport board to hold hearing on proposed room tax hike
• Event marks Montford Point Marines Day
• Lumina Daze event to raise money for Wrighsville Beach museum
• Development at Military Cutoff and Market Street put on hold
• Director of Brunswick DSS under investigation, suspended by board
• Biofuel panel discussion today
• Pender County worker fired after story on full recycling bins
• Spike TV rejects filmed in Wilmington pilot for 'Playing with Guns'
• State workers protest fundraiser held by state contract holder
• UNCW professor focuses on Jewish culture
• Sunset Park's first substantial elementary opened in 1920
• Meadlowlark Lemon to sign autographs Wednesday
• Belville changes form of government as cost-cutting measure
• Cut in funding closes door on Wilmington pedestrian art displays
• New New Hanover superintendent gets early release from old job
• Rocky Point mobile home gutted by fire
• $200,000 Powerball ticket sold in Wilmington
• Forums to help "map out the future of Fort Fisher' planned
• Danielle reaches hurricane strength, could be major storm by Wednesday
• BP's stain spills over for local owners
• Couples counselors work to help people in relationships understand each other
• Laurean convicted of killing pregnant ex-colleague
• Police Blotter, August 23 - Crash sends 2 to hospital
• Robbers hit 70-year-old man with baseball bat, steal his wallet
• Church gets new life as Brooklyn Arts Center
• Downtown transit hub getting back on track
• More than 13,500 in Southeastern N.C. are due unclaimed cash, property
• Women's club operates Hampstead Thrift Store
• River Run residents have bad taste in their mouths over water issue
• Covil plans to open farmers market in Middle Sound
• Police Blotter, Aug. 22 - 14 DWI arrests made at checkpoint
• Most Wastec workers will become R3 employees
• Donna Dewberry to give workshops in Southport
• Internet changing how agents cast for productions
• Here Now - Local actress co-stars in Hallmark TV movie
• Scathing crime lab report puts pressure on N.C. attorney general
• Double tax bills could stress annexation targets
• Wilmington's Gina Gambony champions art of puppetry
• Area foreclosures on pace to break last year's record
• Class of 2022 - Students, parents prepare as first grade draws near
• New housing units provide shelter for domestic violence victims
• Man who served on USS North Carolina returns for emotional tour
• N.C. House candidate pins opponent in wrestling ring, 'saves' campaign
• Authorities shut down Riverwalk for white powder that turns out to be flour
• Book Review - A tribe explored in ‘Lumbee Indians in the Jim Crow South'
• Book Marks - Equality day still significant to author
• I, 40 - To-do list changes as ‘done’ list still grows
• Oak Island builder faces embezzlement charges, $1.5M bond
• Wilmington felon charged in Georgia murder
• What's in Store - Gift shop moves to Mayfaire
• Leland woman wins $25,000 in Food Lion contest
• Pantano vows to serve just six terms in Congress
• Lemonade stand benefits Rett foundation
• McIntyre, Pantano spar in first debate for House seat
• Fishing tournaments benefit nonprofit that gives Christmas presents to kids
• State Rep. Hill in good condition after bypass surgery
• Illnesses tied to eggs, including in N.C., will likely grow
• Southport mayor rejects request to remove aldermen-planning board liaison
• Lightning strike ignites fire on woman’s porch
• Lawsuit: New Hanover County building inspector thwarted project
• Child pornographer from Brunswick County sentenced to 35 years
• Former Miss USA competes on TV to benefit Wilmington hospital group
• Sales tax revenue down for Brunswick County after law change
• Enrollment in high-risk insurance pool lagging
• Artifacts under your feet: What to do when a rock is more than a rock
• Some residents concerned about flooding from golf course lake at Belvedere Plantation
• Wilmington felon suspected in Georgia fatal shooting
• Wilmington real estate developer joins UNCW trustees
• Rain causes power failures, flood warning in New Hanover County
• UNCW seeks federal grant for curriculum on fighting community poverty
• The Dish - Former Tango du Chat chef returns to downtown Wilmington
• UNCW facing budget cuts in years ahead
• 2 alleged gang members sentenced for Pender County robberies
• Onslow Bay looked at for first N.C. wind farm
• Randall Library adjusts for digital age with ‘learning commons'
• Wilmington man, a lottery winner in 2007, wins even bigger this time
• Liquid Room's liquor license permanently restored
• Politician stakes political future on wrestling match vs. pro
• Police Blotter, August 19 - Police charge suspect in Walmart, Bank of America robberies
• Prosecutors struggle to respond to death appeals
• Investigators targeting ABC bidding practices in probe
• SBI review finds flawed NC cases, including executions
• Architects build can sculptures for Wilmington food bank
• Dispute continues over Pender County health board director
• Police Blotter, August 18 - Walmart robbery suspect sought
• MyReporter gets story behind Carolina Beach race track
• S.C. mother to appear in court on charges of murdering 2 sons
• Health Notes - Dispose of drugs at Dosher
• Ground-breaking for Wilmington's VA clinic postponed
• 2 men arrested on heroin, cocaine, pot charges
• Free screenings in Penderlea
• Carolina Beach getting a Harris Teeter supermarket
• Budget Bites - Quick and cheap eats by the beach
• Service dog program moves from Camp Lejeune brig to S.C.
• Economic report finds Wilmington 'at risk'
• Newest Nicholas Sparks novel is set in Southport
• Service dogs bring independence to owners with limited mobility
• Audit says finances for Wilmington Downtown Inc. are clean
• Back Then - Prominent Wilmington resident deRosset died in 1910
• New Hanover officials get heat on land values
• UNCW offers one-stop shopping for start-ups
• Political infighting flares over Skyway corridor
• Honor Flight seeks money to fly vets to D.C. memorial
• Broken AC at library gives new meaning to 'cooking the books'
• Saffo real estate company to merge with Sea Coast Realty
• Southport nonprofit aims to protect land at site of possible megaport
• Shipyard at River Road to close for railroad crossing upgrades
• Rep. Hill hospitalized with chest discomfort, surgery planned
• RBC robbed at New Centre Drive and Market Street
• DA won't seek death penalty in Ogden murder
• New Hanover's tourism revenue dropped 7.6 percent in 2009
• Elderly man pulled from canal in Oak Island
• MyReporter looks into working conditions of downtown carriage horses
• Appeals court upholds woman's death sentence for 2006 murder
• Group helps Iraq veterans adjust
• Former state senator, gubernatorial candidate files for bankruptcy
• Cucalorus celebration designed to serve locals
• Wilmington council approves annexation policy
• Sellarstown shooting story told by little girl who survived
• Pender facility hosts free health screenings
• Progress Energy hosts community meeting
• Mother questioned after 2 toddlers found in car in South Carolina river
• Watchdogs - Is Wilmington getting ready for a double-dip … back into recession?
• Autistic kids, families learn more than surfing at camp
• Pender officials pull back on proposed overlay district
• Sea turtle nests in decline on Wrightsville Beach
• Brunswick authorities seek kidnapping suspect
• Body found after Ogden house fire was the former owner
• Investigators seize marijuana from home, searching for occupant
• Brunswick County plans for growing solar, wind energy use
• WHA receives $13 million in tax credits to rehab Creekwood
• City's proposed alcohol license guidelines draw state board's ire
• Brunswick County school officials discuss safety, law
• Water quality at six New Hanover County creeks rated poor
• MyReporter finds out how much money comes from Freeman Park beach fees
• Southport officials, business owners debate items on sidewalks
• Talk and Squawk - Biking team uses social networking to raise awareness for students
• Woman drowns at Wrightsville Beach
• Wilmington man gets 14-year prison term for dealing heroin
• Artwork for N.C. Oyster Festival to be unveiled Aug. 18
• UNCW ranked 17th on Forbes' best college buys list
• Brunswick commissioners relax rules to boost businesses
• Raccoon that killed kitten in Calabash area was rabid
• Pender County's larming crime stats were in error
• Sidewalk cafes in Wilmington get reprieve on fee increase
• Taste of Guitar - musicians get together to create educational series
• Airlie Gardens' bottom line improves along with reputation
• Maryland boy stabbed by stingray's barb in Outer Banks
• Alleged gang member charged with heroin trafficking in Wilmington
• Possible fatal fire investigated in New Hanover County
• Ben on Film - Author sets next murder at flotilla
• DOT might purchase land near MLK, Kerr from company early
• Local author shares experiences in Saudi Arabia
• Thalian renovation brings back childhood memories of watching wreslting there
• Mike Voorheis - Rumors of columnist's exit slightly exaggerated
• Local police officer moonlights as pro athlete in Highland Games
• Vereen has yet to pay any of $338,000 owed to DMV
• How to evaluate before you donate - a nonprofit primer
• Here Now - Thurston Watkins recalls fast cars and mischief
• Book Review - First-time author uses Brunswick landmark to help tell love story in 'The Mailbox
• Customers rap H2GO for policy on refunds
• N.C. sees little impact from oil spill
• Etsy website wraps local artists, buyers in web of commerce
• Southport considers increasing occupancy tax 2 percent
• Mold at UNCW's King Hall was caused by bad air-conditioning system
• Local business briefs - Trading opens for Park Sterling
• Man jailed on charges of breaking and entering, larceny
• Brian Causey part of loan scheme to sell Columbus County mobile homes
• No charges will be filed in officer-involved shooting death
• What's in Store - Style Swap, fashion show, art site, new thrift shop
• UNC system reviews cap on tuition increases
• Mall move gives vocational school lots of space to spread out
• Drowning victim identified as Leland man
• Woman thrown through windsheld in wreck on 17th Street
• No end in sight for 2002 slaying case
• Oak Island couple has worked tirelessly abroad for their church
• Firefighters' fundraising begins to Fill the Boot for Jerry's Kids
• Opening day set for new Ocean Isle Beach Park
• Witness for the prosecution: SBI lab loyal to law enforcement
• Three Pender High football players in injured in traffic crash
• The Dish - Bouchee, Mason's Haunt chefs back in new kitchens
• Oak Island council postpones decision on rules limiting speakers
• Fugitive wanted for July 27 murder apprehended
• 18-year-old drowns in Brunswick County lake
• Area home sales show huge drop in July
• Area seniors join Wii video-game bowling league
• Retail Details - Fall, walls, beauty, teachers and cooking
• Time Warner experiencing outages in Wilmington
• Kure Beach to begin offering pay-as-you-go wireless Internet
• Fortron to add staff at Wilmington plant
• UNCW expands textbook rental program to save students money
• Surgical innovations keep CEO in business
• Road to profits in medical market is long, complex
• Wilmington Chamber of Commerce says its won't charge for Pantano, McIntyre debate
• Sunset Beach council maps two bridge options
• Brian Causey pleads guilty to wire fraud
• Matriarch of TV's 'Kate Plus Eight' brings brood back to Bald Head
• Heat advisory warns of heat index above 105 degrees
• Battleship ghost event set for Aug. 20
• Many area non-profits could lose tax-exempt standing
• Health Notes - Wilmington Health Associates hires cardiologist
• Wrightsville Beach hopes to address traffic woes with DOT
• SBI's conduct stuns jury, experts
• MyReporter looks at carnival atmosphere Jonkonnu brought to Wilmington
• Divided Wilmington Housing Authority opens training session to public
• New map shows land along route for Skyway
• Heat advisories, rainfall shortage persist in area's forecasts
• Accused embezzler to pay partial restitution
• Son of former Sheriff Causey expected to plead guilty to fraud charges
• New Hanover water, sewer rates could rise annually for next 10 years
• Back Then - In 1960, Wilmington already reviewing annexation plans
• From Tardy Turtle to Puffy Duck, Pillow Pets are the latest must-have toys
• Oak Island Town Council to divide public comment period at meetings
• Kids will flip for birthday parties at local gymnastics centers
• Oak Island extends contract for sewer engineer services
• Utility authority recasts vote after recusing two members
• Gordon Road plan for center lane to go out for comment, review
• Investigators revisit 10-year-old murder of prostitute
• Marine rescues teen from ocean at North Topsail
• EPA rules would slash Titan's mercury emissions
• Goodwill-Kernersville resident sends message of family love
• Wilmington sued by sweepstakes game makers
• Teacher, coach works to help diabetics become more active
• Non-residents nervous as city eyes annexation plan
• Oak Island wastewater work needs more funds
• Wilmington Housing Authority holds meeting, but says public is not invited
• Shark washes up on Carolina Beach weighing about 300 pounds
• Bias claim filings of death row inmates grow
• 15-year-old reports beating, robbery
• Plans for N.C. Aquarium Pier advance after Carolina Beach council vote
• Dangerous-dog decision may be made by panels in Brunswick County
• Local contender gets chopped from “MasterChef”
• Wilmington sued by sweepstakes game makers
• Q&A with Pender schools superintendent Allison Sholar
• Local groups get funds from N.C. Arts Council
• Setup of two new schools is a juggling act
• Perseid meteor shower set to light up night sky
• Q&A with New Hanover County Schools interim superintendent Edwin West Jr.
• Snake bites - N.C. gets more than its share
• Q&A with Brunswick County Schools Superintendent Edward Pruden
• Coast Guard rescuers saluted for help, stopping runaway skiff
• Argument over card game leads to shooting
• Alzheimer's caregivers find needed support
• Technicians are still in demand for heating/air-conditioning work
• Sweet Tea and Mystery With Three Local Authors
• Thalian Hall Main Attractions 2010-11
• Phil Kirk Speaks to Wilmington Contractors Association
• 14th Annual Battleship Blast
• Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog Announces New Wilmington Partner
• Open House at New Hanover County Public Library
• Glenn Singer, Aka El Gleno Grande!
• Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog Recognized as Fourth Largest Law Firm in Wilmington, N.C.
• New rugby football club started....
• Wilmington Earth Day Festival
• son Trims UNC Wilmington With Three Homers, 7-2
• Four Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog Attorneys Recognized for Excellence
• NC LIVE Adds More Streaming Videos
• Thalian Hall News - March 1, 2010
• Finding Financial Aid For College At New Hanover County Public Library
• 'Taste Of The Town' at Thalian Hall
• Finding Financial Aid for College at New Hanover County Public Library
• Rainbow Room’s Tone Turns To Jazz and Romance With Vocalist Kellylee Evans at Thalian Hall
• News from Thalian Hall - December 21, 2009
• Thalian Hall News Release - Emile Pandolfi
• Doug and Kay Swink Challenge Grant
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for New Hanover County
• Clyde Edgerton's 'The Bible Salesman' Live in October
• Groundbreaking for the Renovation of Thalian HallCenter for the Performing Arts
• International Musical Sensations ‘Igudesman And Joo’ Inaugurate ‘Rainbow Room’ Nightclub....
• Summer Reading Club Wrap Party
• Thalian Hall News - Announcing the 2009-10 Main Attractions Rainbow Room Series
• Thalian Hall and WHQR Public Radio Present a High Fashion Inauguration of the Archives Theatre
• Red, White and Blue Fourth of July at Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts
• This Week in Thalian Hall - June 1-7, 2009
• Food for Fines: Return Overdue Library Books to NHCPL and Pay Fines with Nonperishable Food...
• Critically Acclaimed Singer Songwriter Susan Werner Brings Talents to Thalian Hall
• Friends of the Library Book Sale
• Cowboy Crush
• Book Launch Party for Soul Enchilada
• Library Sponsors Free Workshop for Career Changers and Nontraditional Students
• The John Brown Jazz Orchestra’s Big Band Cavalcade
• Charity Concert with REHAB
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Wilmington Woman
• Cucalorus Film Festival
• Veterans Job Fair in Wilmington, NC on Nov. 8
• Riverfest Celebration
• Wilmington First Church of the Nazarene
• 5 Host Families for Needed for Academic Exchange Students from Germany ,France,Spain and Ital
• North Carolina Azalea Festival
• Herb And Garden Fair
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• 6th Annual Wilmington Oktoberfest
• Cape Fear Fair And Expo 2007

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