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James has lived in Wilmington since he was two years old and graduated from Eugene Ashley High School in 2022. He has long-held a passion for the city’s many goings-on, politics, and history. James is an avid film buff, reader, Tweeter, and amateur photographer, and you’ll likely see him in downtown Wilmington if you stand outside of Bespoke Coffee long enough. He is currently receiving his undergraduate education from Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC, and intends to major in Poli...

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — Tapped by Yelp last year as the best brunch spot in the state, Savorez is expanding its reach by offering breakfast items at downtown’s…

WILMINGTON — The Cargo District has officially welcomed its newest tenant, Beat Street, an eatery launched by Chef Bobby Zimmerman and his We Are True Blue team.

WILMINGTON — Growth and expansion are on the rise in 2023 in the Cargo District. Its anchor coworking space, Coworx, has doubled in size and will take up…

On Monday, April 18, Brown returns to his old haunt, Bespoke Coffee at 212 Princess St. downtown, for a signing of his latest novel.

WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH — For the first time since last August, the Town of Wrightsville Beach convened its board of adjustment to handle an application from a group…

520 Causeway Drive has been vacant for years. The convenience store previously there was closed while the building was for sale, but a group of beach natives want to bring a market back to the site. (Port City Daily/Preston Lennon) WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH — The building previously home to Wrightsville Beach’s Causeway Market might soon return to action, after its new owners secured unanimous approval from the town’s planning board for project plans at the property. The site has long been uno...