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December 23, 2021
WILMINGTON — The Wilmington Police Department is awaiting an autopsy report after a murder suspect was found last week dead and nude in the woods behind a…
November 22, 2021
Since 2010, Census data shows that New Hanover County’s Black population has decreased by 8%. But data scientists say this could be a sign of people’s evolving ideas about racial identity.
October 1, 2021
WILMINGTON –– When all other preservation options have been exhausted, Legacy Architectural Salvage helps facilitate the rehoming of historic materials so their…
August 28, 2021
WILMINGTON –– Only a handful of sound-dwelling bygones remain, hugging the city’s crawling marshes. Evidence of the aristocratic, 18th-to-19th-century summer…
April 5, 2021
Q. Which driver has the right of way while turning at a traffic signal? I live on Greenville Loop Road and often have to go to the intersection with Oleander Drive and Greenville Avenue. When I have to turn right at the intersection (heading east towards Bradley Creek) there are drivers who are turning left from Greenville Avenue at the same time. I thought they should be yielding to me but they turn in front of me like they have the right of way. Which driver should yield to the other in this ...
April 1, 2021
Letters: Mass shootings again! America needs to get serious about gun control StarNews readers express their opinions about "Dreadful roads in Wilmington, Dont reduce speed limit on Greenville Loop Road, Americans accepting mediocrity from government, right whale protection." Wilmington StarNews EDITOR: Had enough yet? Multiple mass shootings within several days and what we hear from people like Ted Cruz and other Republicans are the same ignorant words opposing any additional gun control meas...
March 7, 2021
Councilman Charlie Rivenbark wants the speed limit on Greenville Loop Road to be changed to 35 miles per hour. (Port City Daily photo/FILE) WILMINGTON — For at least two decades, the speed limit along the increasingly developed Greenville Loop Road has caused some level of consternation among the city’s residents. Some have complained of too many drivers using the road to travel between the city and southern New Hanover County. Others have said too many are driving recklessly, speeding, and...