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Specific tenants for the commercial space haven't been identified yet, but the applicant wants to include a gourmet store, electric car charging station, a coffee shop and a consumer-electronics store among the retail space available to the public. According to a county staff report, the rezoning will space commercial services along the S. College Road corridor from Monkey Junction to Shipyard Boulevard about every mile over the four-mile stretch. In response to concerns about traffic from nearby property owners, residents of Dry Pond's proposed development wouldn't be able to access adj...

The restaurant can seat about 25 people now at socially distanced tables, Underwood said. They are taking reservations for seating, and take-out is also available. The couple had been thinking about adding a restaurant since opening the wine bar in 2018. But while waiting to officially begin service in recent months,  they’ve also been testing recipes -- many of them. “There are times when we are testing 4 or 5 things at a time,” Underwood said. “I had to start keto.” That testing will be seen in the variety on the café menu, with vegetarian and vegan options and keto-friendly dis...

Share this article Share this article WILMINGTON, N.C., Feb. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Riccobene Associates Family Dentistry is proud to announce "Smiles on Us Dental Day" in Wilmington, NC, where they will provide complimentary dental services to the local community Saturday, February 27th from 8am - 1pm. The event, which is open to the public, will be hosted at their Monkey Junction practice located at 6132 Carolina Beach Rd. (PRNewsfoto/Riccobene Associates Family Dentistry) Dr. Adrian Soto, Dr. Michelle Holmes, Dr. Adam Roberts, Dr. Steve Regnier, Dr. Tracy Espinosa and Dr. Michael Riccob...

Because of the uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Transportation has taken a cautious approach to budgeting. "We're taking baby steps turning things back on," Kimes said. "We just want to be cautious how we move forward on our budget." When the pandemic began nearly a year ago, the Department of Transportation took a significant financial hit as COVID-19 kept North Carolinians off the roads. The department is funded primarily through a gas tax and a highway use tax. The department pushed back projects as a way of balancing its funds. This fall it re-structure...

Wilmington musician Emily Roth plays on the front porch of a 110-year-old house she and her boyfriend renovated in Burgaw, NC. (Port City Daily/By Karly Burk Photography) WILMINGTON — It’s been a busy few years for 24-year-old singer-songwriter Emily Roth. Aside from finishing her degree at UNCW and maintaining a career as a working musician, she and her boyfriend have been renovating a 110-year-old home in downtown Burgaw.  “It’s been really fun — I’ve enjoyed it,” Roth said. “I’m not gonna lie: It’s hard though.” The experience inspired the singer-songwriter to pen ...