On Saturday, May 10, former John T. Hoggard High School standout Gracie Mabrey’s current college team, the Wilmington Wildcats, lost 3-2 in their NCAA Division II softball game against the Goldey-Beacom Lightning.
The game took place at Jackson Athletic Complex. This was their sixth matchup against the Lightning this season.
The Wildcats’ next game is scheduled for Sunday, May 11 at 11 a.m. at Jackson Athletic Complex against Goldey-Beacom Lightning.
Brunswick County Planning Board will hold a public hearing on April 13 for the proposed Jinny’s Creek development near Ocean Isle Beach. The project plans for over one hundred single-family lots across thirty-seven acres. Recent educational statistics highlight ongoing challenges with college readiness among local high school students.
New Hanover County is seeking to fill the position of Elections Director, responsible for overseeing all aspects of election administration in Wilmington and surrounding areas.
Rep. David Rouzer shared updates between November 4-6, including remarks about Dick Cheney’s legacy and meetings with Brunswick County officials regarding community partnerships and impacts of a government shutdown on law enforcement operations
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