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Jimmy Hopkins lawyers up as the Bank of America building story gets messier - Vimarsana News

Jimmy Hopkins lawyers up as the Bank of America building story gets messier

On this episode, we look at the purchase of the former Bank of America building by New Hanover County on behalf of Cape Fear Community College — and the intertwined story of the CFCC Trustee Jimmy Hopkins’ dismissal by the county chair, after Hopkins’ disagreed with CFCC President Jim Morton about the BoA building purchase. Simple, right?

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Election 2022: LeAnn Pierce campaigns for NHC commissioners seat - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: LeAnn Pierce campaigns for NHC commissioners seat

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — Republican LeAnn Pierce is running for one of two seats available on the New Hanover County Board of Commissioners this coming election.

Roadblock for Project Grace won't stop county officials from pursuing its plan - Vimarsana News

Roadblock for Project Grace won't stop county officials from pursuing its plan

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — County officials are regrouping on plans to redevelop a 3-acre block downtown, after the state entity overseeing local government financing…

Downtown Wilmington's Project Grace denied approval by regulators - Vimarsana News

Downtown Wilmington's Project Grace denied approval by regulators

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

Application denied: After LGC setback, county will still pursue civic project - Vimarsana News

Application denied: After LGC setback, county will still pursue civic project

The Local Government Commission on Thursday squashed New Hanover County’s long-planned hopes f