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

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.

Candidates for the N.C. state legislature received thousands in contributions during the weeks leading up to Election Day.

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 — 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…

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — Political party committees are dumping big money into the local race for a critical North Carolina Senate seat. Incumbent Michael Lee (R-7)…

Harlan is the second local construction company that’s planning to build itself a new headquarters with other uses mixed in.

New Hanover County officials asked state regulators to vote on Project Grace to determine how to proceed with the project.

The fate of New Hanover County’s Project Grace could be decided later this week when state regulators vote on the project’s financing plan.