For many, the path from education to employment follows a familiar sequence: enroll, study, graduate, then begin a career.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Cape Fear Housing Market Gains Momentum in March 2026 as Listings and Sales Increase WILMINGTON, N.C.

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At The Yard – an industrial park on U.S. 421 – plans for a recreation facility geared toward youth sports are taking shape, ...

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Cape Fear Home Builders Association hosted its 2026 MAX! Awards Gala on March 25 at Cape Fear Community College's Union ...

The University of North Carolina Wilmington announced plans to establish a standalone medical school during a UNC Board of ...

Karl Ricanek Jr., a professor in the UNCW Department of Computer Science, has been accepted into the inaugural class of the ...

Roughly two months after receiving objections from state officials, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is working to ...

A local nonprofit plans to submit an application to the N.C. Department of Public Instruction on Friday to establish an ...

Abigail Olvera can see why some people want to work from home. “I think it’s very dependent on everyone’s specific work. I don’t think there’s one set rule that’s across-the-board gonna work for ...