Development in the Castle Hayne area could get a boost from a proposed water line project, on which the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority board is slated to vote April 11. <img alt="" src="htt
Some major transportation projects and emerging technologies could be considered in a developing transportation plan that will set the course of Wilmington's transportation network for decades to
The Cape Fear Rural Transportation Planning Organization (RPO) Transportation Advisory Committee (RTAC) has elected officers for 2018. Brunswick County commissioner Frank Williams
A downtown Wilmington attraction is closed until at least mid-April. The Cape Fear Serpentarium announced on its website</
Suzanne Neblett has joined Guaranteed Rate as Branch Manager/VP of Mortgage Lending, according to a news release. Neblett has lived in Wilmington for nearly 30 years and is a two-tim
The Cape Fear Economic Development Council is hosting a discussion on the U.S. 421 industrial corridor Thursday, according to officials with the local economic development group. The in
Cape Fear Realtors has appointed Densay Sengsoulavong as its government affairs director, adding a new voice to the organization’s advocacy efforts, according to a news release. I
New Hanover Regional Medical Center officials are keeping their options open when it comes to future uses for the former Cape Fear Hospital site at 5301 Wrightsville Ave. in Wilmington. <
Bald Head Island Limited LLC recently announced that Cape Fear Station on Bald Head Island was named the 2017 Southern Living Inspired Community of the Year by Southern Living magazine, according to a
Cape Fear CREW, an organization for women connected to commercial real estate in the region, has named its 2018 Board of Directors. Elise Rocks, of JC Morgan, succeeded Cheryl Nabe
A Wilmington-based health care firm continues to grow in North Carolina, with long-term expectations of future expansion in the Wilmington area. Liberty Healthcare and Rehabilitation re
The Wilmington housing market is expected to remain strong this year and the next, although those in the real estate industry can expect to face some current and future challenges.
Officials have yet to form a search committee for a new Cape Fear Community College president, and there's still no indication of when exactly they will do so. CFCC Board of Trustee
Phoenix Hometown Hires is rebranding, changing its name to StepUp Wilmington. The change is part of the local nonprofit organization's long-term strategic plan and reflects it
Cape Fear Craft Beer Week, a celebration of the region’s craft beer culture, will be held March 23 through April 1. Hosted by the Cape Fear Craft Beer Alliance, the week’s eve
Managing water effectively has always been a prerequisite for growth. In 2008 an inability to handle wastewater threatened New Hanover County almost as much as the deepening Great Recession. &n
Beth Quinn, co-founder and president of the She Rocks Foundation died Wednesday morning at the age of 57. Quinn launched She Rocks in 2014, months after she was diagnosed with stage IV
The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors elected first vice-chair John Gizdic as chairman of the board for 2018, chamber officials said in a news release. Gizdic has
Cape Fear Realtors has presented the 2017 Paul Sullins Community Service Award to Tim Milam, president of Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage, according to a news release. The P
Wilmington-area officials made some strides toward improving the local affordable housing picture in 2017, though the complicated issue is expected to remain a major topic of discussion this year.<br
A nearly $12.8 million construction contract has been approved for the planned U.S. 421 water and sewer utility project that is expected to make available land along the industrial corridor more marke
A longstanding men’s tuxedo shop and retail store previously located in downtown Wilmington has new owners and has relocated to the University Centre shopping center on South College Road, with
The Wells Fargo-anchored building in downtown Wilmington at Third and Grace streets has been purchased by an investor based in Winston-Salem for nearly $11 million. Taylor Development G
The Cape Fear region is losing an affordable housing advocate to the city of Asheville. Paul D'Angelo (pictured at left), chairman of the Cape Fear Housing Coalition, has a
Choose Cape Fear, the four-county economic development marketing campaign that developed around the Wells Fargo golf tournament in May, will transition into an initiative run by group of regional volu
