Two Delco residents charged after allegedly shooting at deputies
COLUMBUS COUNTY, NC (WWAY) — Two Delco residents are facing multiple felony charges after authorities say they fired a shotgun at deputies who were attempting to serve an outstanding warrant, according to magistrate’s orders. The charges stem from an incident Tuesday night at a residence on Kellys Plantation...
Carolina Beach shooting suspect planned son’s death, prosecution says
A Carolina Beach man charged in connection with the fatal shooting of his son planned to kill him and his daughter before killing himself, according to the prosecution. Robert Strauss Davis, 62, had his first appearance in a New Hanover County courtroom on Dec. 1 for second-degree murder charges in connection with...
Dog found safe after being reported stolen during Wilmington car theft
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — We’re learning more details about a wild police chase that started in Wilmington and ended in Brunswick County. Joshua Carter left his dog Leftie in his car while he went into the Circle K on Carolina Beach Road last Friday. When he came out,...
As more businesses choose Brunswick, residents say only some are needed
Many businesses have come into Brunswick County over the past decade, but there are still gaps between residents' wants and needs. Businesses seem to be ebbing and flowing throughout Brunswick County as new storefronts open and old businesses close . Despite the influx of newness, residents say they need less of...
Roman Coins Regularly Traded as Currency Until the 1500s
In a recent episode of the popular show, a numismatist made a surprising revelation that has stirred up quite a discussion among fans. In the episode titled "Medieval Intentions", the expert stated that Roman coins were traded as currency into the 1500s quite regularly. This statement challenges the team's excitement...
Native tree giveaway in Wilmington to be largest yet
Alliance for Cape Fear Trees is holding its largest tree giveaway yet on Friday, with more than 1,400 native trees up for the taking. The giveaway will be held in Wilmington noon-5 p.m. Friday at Legion Stadium, 2149 Carolina Beach Road, and will continue starting at 9 a.m. Saturday, if there are remaining trees.
CFPUA to start charging $1 fee for printed bills
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) -Cape Fear Public Utility Authority (CFPUA) will start charging a $1 fee for printed and mailed bills next month. According to CFPUA, the fee is being assessed effective Jan. 1 due to rising printing and postage costs. Customers can sign up for online billing or receive notifications...
CFPUA schedules boil water advisory in Wrightsville Beach
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, NC (WWAY) — The Cape Fear Public Utility Authority has scheduled a precautionary boil water advisory for portions of South Lumina Avenue and Waynick Boulevard. The boil water advisory will go into effect at 9 a.m. on Thursday impacting about 100 CFPUA customers. The impacts addresses are...
Town’s plan to remove millions of gallons from Cape Fear River faces regional opposition
A request to permanently take 6.17 million gallons a day (MGD) from the Cape Fear River is facing opposition from local officials, leaders and organizations in Southeastern North Carolina.
Wilmington City councilmembers sworn in, as Rivenbark, Waddell, and Barnett step down
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — After running a successful campaign last month, three new members of the Wilmington City Council were sworn in Monday night. However, before that, the three outgoing council members were honored for their service to the city and community. The three members stepping down were Luke...
