Roughly 100 years ago, well before the counties of Brunswick and Pender were the fast-growing locales they’ve become in the past 25 years, they were sleepy areas dotted mainly with farms, small towns and ...
While just a stretch of the 200-mile-long Cape Fear River runs through the Wilmington area, it serves as a backbone – not only geographically, but economically, supporting the port, livelihoods and recreation that define the region. The river l ...
When Alex Turner and his son started playing with Lego bricks together last year, the 3-year-old got a little frustrated. “He goes like, ‘I can't do it, Daddy. I can’t do this.’ And I said, ...
Good government depends on clear communication. When priorities are established early and expectations are understood, organizations are better positioned to make decisions, solve problems, and move work forward effectively.
The FY27 budget process reflected that approach from the beginning, and I’m grateful for the way our Board of Commissioners, county leadership, and staff wo...read entire article
More families are planting roots here. More seniors are retiring here. Demand for healthcare is exceeding capacity. These are just a few reasons why UNC Health is proposing to build a new community hospital at South 17th Street an ...
When policymakers think or talk about economic development, they tend to focus on what they can link directly to economic activity: highways, ports, taxes, broadband and, of course, recently, housing. There is, however, a long list ...
When Hurricane Fran hit the Wilmington area in 1996, Paul Dent lost power at his home. The event started the path to eventually work with Stephen Burnett and others at Koolbridge Energy on an energy management system for homes to bette ...
I dislocated my right elbow when I fell on a sidewalk in New York City. Not the best day I’ve ever had, but also not the worst. Except for the pain. I wouldn’t recommend it – maybe consider chil ...
Wilmington Latin Dance students practice salsa dancing in May at The Studio Collective, 5629 Oleander Drive in Wilmington. The Studio Collective, which is owned by Wilmington Latin Dance founder Summer McPherson, is a 2,000-square-foot venue used ...
As in years past, the Wilmington area’s healthcare demands are on the rise, and providers are preparing to meet those demands by expanding their footprints. At the same time, they are branching out into new communities. Other end ...
UNC Health Shares Details On Its CON Application For Proposed 150-bed Hospital In Wilmington
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MedNorth Eyes Growth After Campus Expansion
Cierra Noffke
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Jun 19, 2026
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Organization Seeks To Highlight Downtown Wilmington's Districts With Expanded Event
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Jun 19, 2026
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Engineering Firm To Lease Space In Skyline Center As Building Fills Up
Emma Dill
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Jun 18, 2026
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In the past six months alone, a broker with Intracoastal Realty Corp. said he’s sold four lots in the Brooklyn Arts District corridor....
The decisions he makes ripple through his organization of over 1,700 employees, into the finance and banking industries, and, in some cases,...
“More people caring about quality coffee is ultimately a good thing for all of us,” said Kevin Welch, vice president of operations and mark...
The 2026 WilmingtonBiz: Book on Business is an annual publication showcasing the Wilmington region as a center of business.
