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Maine-based neo-folk duo The Oshima Brothers performs Feb. 5 at the Virginia Williamson Events Center on the campus of Brunswick Community College.

Wilmington could get up to half an inch of snow overnight Friday, with accumulations of an inch in inland counties.

On the latest episode of StarNews local history podcast Cape Fear Unearthed, we talk to longtime members of the congregation at the Temple of Israel.

All episodes of the award-winning podcast in one place.

On Jan. 13, Honey Head Films will officially launch its fundraising effort for "A Song for Imogene" with an event at Blue Surf Arboretum West.

Hester is ready to hand over the company she started 22 years ago, but not before one last production of "The Great Wilmington Nutcracker" Dec. 18-19.

The Temple of Israel, founded in 1871, has been closed since 2020. The congregation is starting a fundraising campaign to pay for extensive repairs.

The tour of 12 Wilmington-area gardens is scheduled for April 8-10 of next year. High school boys and girls can apply to be Azalea Ambassadors.

The Azalea Festival concert lineup is a little bit country, a little bit rock n roll and a little bit "insane in the membrane."

For Cape Fear Unearthed, the local history podcast of the StarNews, we talk about how Legacy preserves history in the form of building materials.