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NEW HANOVER — After the community endowment cut ties with its CEO in February, it's announced a North Carolina-based firm will help find a new leader.
Gentrification is washing over downtown Wilmington, accelerating as it moves North to South. On this week's episode of The Newsroom, we'll dig into the history that led us here, the data proving it's happening, and how it feels on the ground. We'll also hear about potential solutions- however complex those answers may be.
The inaugural members of the Community Advisory Council that will help New Hanover Community Endowme
The 18-member council of 'ambassadors' will act as a "liaison" between the Endowment's board and the community. Although they will not be a voting body, the Community Advisory Council will advise Endowment staff on key areas of interest, according to Endowment President and CEO William Buster.
From 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesdays, activists have been gathering to protest at the corner of South 17th Street and Hospital Plaza Drive in Wilmington.