Having lost re-election by just 19 votes, H2GO board member Carl Antos delivered a swan song that resonated throughout the Cape Fear region. At November’s H2GO meeting, Antos told several hundre
Cape Fear Community College experienced upheaval once again this year in its top leadership position. In announcements that came during a board of trustees <a href="http://www.wil
The merger team for the proposed Cape Fear Crossing has agreed to eliminate half of the alternatives under study for the project, including two that would have brought infrastructure into Wilming
Economists with the University of North Carolina Wilmington are moving forward with efforts to study the effects of GenX on the regional population through a survey set to be mailed out sometime this
Construction has begun on a project at Land Rover Cape Fear, which will soon add Jaguar to its dealership off Old Eastwood Road. The plans follow suit with an industry-wide initiative b
Changes planned on undeveloped tracts in the Leland community of Brunswick Forest include two new buildings, one expected to hold a dance studio along with space for lease and another potential indoor
Cape Fear Community College Foundation has announced the hiring of Wendy Littlefield. Littlefield, who served previously as the interim office manager and special projects assistant at
The University of North Carolina Wilmington is working on several projects to research GenX, now that funds have been made available through a law passed this month. The university aims
The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce’s board announced a new strategic plan for the organization that pushes for a greater advocacy role on business issues and regional collaboration for economic
United Way of the Cape Fear Area (UWCFA) has added two new members to its team. Susan Upchurch, senior campaign associate, and Kea Glazier, campaign associate, recently joined the Unite
Compass Pointe, a master planned community in Leland that started about nine years ago, is on track to have its best year ever for the number of homes sold and sales volume, figures show. <br /
The YWCA Lower Cape Fear on Monday announced the unveiling of a new business development initiative, Coastal Women’s Ventures. The program was created as a partnership between the
A local nonprofit organization has its sights set on an agenda that organizers say could enrich the region and add value to Wilmington’s growing economic assets. The Renaissance Wil
How are changes to golf, proposed by the game’s governing bodies, resonating on courses in the Cape Fear region? “I agree with the USGA and what they’re trying to do w
Tickets were sold out Tuesday for a forum on offshore drilling at the CFCC Wilson Center in downtown Wilmington. Explorer and environmentalist Jean-Michel Cousteau, son of Jacques-Yves
Cape Fear Formal Wear Inc.'s president and CEO announced Tuesday that the company's retail formal wear services are in the process of being transferred to a new, locally connected business by
Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed an environmental laws bill Thursday, saying the measure fell short on necessary funding for regulators. The legislation, however, also included money for research into GenX in t
New Hanover County Commissioner Pat Kusek said Tuesday that Project Grace is a classic example of a situation where "everybody needs to inhale and exhale and take a chill pill and get all the fac
As Hurricane Irma churned in the Caribbean and Atlantic Ocean this week, insurance companies were flooded with calls from homeowners. In one day recently, when typically the firm would
An economically healthy community needs “a variety of housing units in all shapes and sizes for all the variety of income levels we have,” said Paul D’Angelo, chairman of the Cape Fe
Local Tropical Smoothie Cafe franchise owners, Brandon and Deena Korman, will open a third location at 143 Poole Road in Leland on Sept. 10. The Kormans operate two other TSC locations,
Nearly half of the 12 alternative routes under consideration for the Cape Fear Crossing project are being eyed for elimination, including two routes that would take infrastructure into Wilmington&rsqu
GenX and other emerging contaminants pose challenges for state regulators and health officials in catching the larger scope of what is being released into the Wilmington area’s drinking water su
Three dozen Wilmington business and community leaders will make up the 2018 Leadership Wilmington class, Leadership Wilmington recently announced in a press release. Leadership Wilmingt
This month, thousands of students are coming back for their fall semesters at Wilmington’s higher education institutions, which are considered key pieces of the area’s economic development
