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Spooky season in Wilmington gets off to a scary-good start, and there's more to come
One restaurant on downtown Wilmington's Northside is set to close by the end of the year, while another former Northside spot is planning a comeback. Plus, food and dining writer Allison Ballard has a full list of area openings and closings.
The ‘Real Homeless Herald’ is a newspaper written by individuals experiencing homelessness in order to share their stories.
After permits were issued to the property owner for uncompleted projects in the past, the Development Review Board raised doubts over new plans to demolish 3 and 5
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Over four generations, Howe family built some of Wilmington's most distinctive structures
Take a stroll through the residential streets of downtown Wilmington, and you're all but guaranteed to walk past a house built by the Howe family.
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - The City of Wilmington is requesting proposals for a new permanent public artwork. The request is for an art piece that would commemorate Wilmington’s role during the American Revolution.
The restaurant opened two years ago and serves a variety of breakfast sandwiches, grits dishes and chicken and waffles.
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What should be done to improve safety in downtown Wilmington? Mayoral candidates weigh in
Public safety in Wilmington has been a point of contention among elected officials. Here's where the mayoral candidates stand.
Details have emerged on what will replace a former downtown music venue, demolished last year, at 208 Market St. READ MORE: Former downtown music venue demolished due to contractor
A new book chronicling the history of Wilmington Central/High School, from its construction in 1899 until its closure in 2004, was written by someone intimately familiar with the