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Next week, City Council will vote on whether to put down a refundable $500,000 deposit and enter a 120-day period to consider the pros and cons of the purchase. Officials say the purchase is a bargain based on the appraised value of the property — although there are also potential drawbacks.

When they started working on a redevelopment idea more than five years ago, New Hanover County offic

When they started working on a redevelopment idea more than five years ago, New Hanover County offic

The Influencers – The changemakers, in front of or behind the scenes Jackson Autry Executive

A Wilmington-based commercial real estate and development firm is looking into the possibility

New Hanover leaders are pressing ahead with Project Grace, despite a denial from the Local Government Commission this fall.

When the state declined to approve Project Grace it triggered a contractual agreement for the county to buy the plans from the private developer — who has exceeded the $2.5 million cap. The county intends to use the plans to 'go it alone' on the project without a private partnership.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — Monday, the county rubber-stamped buying plans for a downtown redevelopment project but not without contention. Zimmer Development Company…

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — Every Monday Port City Daily will share upcoming government meetings around the tri-county region. If there’s an item of public interest, we’…

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — The county is going solo on a portion of a contentious project five years in the making — at least for now. County commissioners will vote…