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Wilmington Star-News
New Hanover sheriff responds to Flock data sharing questions
Sheriff Ed McMahon has responded to questions after the StarNews reported that his office accounts for only 3.9% of searches on local Flock cameras.
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Wilmington Star-News
Yet-to-open Wilmington bookstore makes splash with big authors, events
This might be Wilmington's buzziest and most influential bookstore despite not having a brick-and-mortar location.
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Wilmington Star-News
Here's why fall is the best time for planting in the Wilmington area
Cooler air and warm soil make autumn the ideal time to establish new plants before the summer heat returns.
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Wilmington Star-News
On a Wilmington road, one development growing fast while another stalls
A mixed-use development in Wilmington is showing little progress while nearby projects move forward.
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Wilmington Star-News
Labor Day holiday spurs Wrightsville Beach memories, plus your weekend
Summer gets one final hurrah with the Labor Day weekend. In Wilmington, that means a very busy time for area beaches.
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Wilmington Star-News
Sweet! Wilmington pastry chef wins a top prize at the NC Chef Showdown
One of the four finalists from the Wilmington area took home a top culinary prize in this statewide competition.
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Wilmington Star-News
25 memorable moments from Wilmington's past 25 years
Wilmington has changed a lot over the past quarter-century, so let's look back at 25 memorable moments and events from each of the past 25 years.
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Wilmington Star-News
What we learned from Wilmington flag football's first practices
New teams, new coaches and plenty of talent. Here's what stood out as Wilmington-area flag football began its first sanctioned week of practice.
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Wilmington Star-News
Despite raises, cost of living still outpaces New Hanover teacher salaries
New Hanover County Schools teachers are getting raises, but rising housing costs are outpacing their paychecks.
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Wilmington Star-News
As Riverfest blames Wilmington for cancellation, city responds
A major, long-running Wilmington fall festival won't be held in 2026, according to organizers, who vowed to be back in 2027.
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The Augusta Chronicle
Augusta residents raise questions about future data center development
Data centers could reshape Augusta. Here's what residents are worried about.
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The Knoxville News-Sentinel
To-go alcohol coming to Knoxville neighborhood with more restaurants on tap
After the Knoxville approved an open container zone for Market Square, Knox County will allow people to carry drinks between businesses at Belltown.
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