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Supervisors will decide Tuesday whether to approve 330 units of housing going into a closed golf course in the Catalina Foothills. Neighbors have forced a supermajority vote.

With store sale, the Costume Trunk owner hanging up his hat ... and wigs, and masks ...

Steve Spain’s 13-hour workdays start at 4:30 a.m. with prayer time and a workout. Then he dives into the day’s work, which typically includes staff meetings, checking on job sites and meeting with clients.

JC Lyle has served as WARM’s Executive Director since January 2009. Under her leadership, WARMs annual revenue and productivity have more than quadrupled. Prior to working in the nonprofit sector, Lyle worked at McKim & Creed on subdivision design, rezoning and permitting throughout coastal North Carolina. Lyle earned her Master of Business Administration from UNCWs Cameron School of Business and has presented workshops on affordable housing issues and nonprofit management at state-level confe...

 After more than 16 years of helping families in the community find shelter and permanent, affordable housing, Steve Spain, executive director of Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity, has announced his retirement. Spain plans to retire in April. Cape Fear Habitat builds affordable homes that are then sold to qualifying, low-to middle-income families with an affordable mortgage. Spain began his local nonprofit work with Wilmington Interfaith Hospitality Network in 2005 where he led the organizati...