Quinn Blackman cools off in a bucket of water at the Children’s Museum’s 10th annual Castles and Scoops fundraiser on Saturday, Aug. 9. Staff photo by Allison Breiner
 
by Allison Breiner
 
 
 
Bennett Wilder. Photo courtesy of Wrightsville Beach Police Department.
 
by Keith T. Barber
A 17-year-old student from Chapel Hill has been charged with felony hit and run and careless and reckless operation of a motor vehicle in connection with a bicycle-car collision that occurred on the Heide Trask drawbridge on Saturday, Aug. 16.
 
 
 
Despite the glaring absence of officials from Titan America LLC, more than 250 concerned residents convened at the Northeast branch of the New Hanover County Library on Tuesday night.
With the return of students to campus comes the University of North Carolina Wilmington’s (UNCW) annual Beach Blast at Wrightsville Beach.
 
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Next Masonboro roundtable scheduled for Aug. 20
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College students return for annual Beach Blast
Roundtable focuses on Masonboro challenges
Lumina IV back on the drawing board
Funds available for stormwater projects
Lifeguards finish 12th at national competition
Marketing committee focuses on TV, Web, PR
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Historic building to showcase Wrightsville properties
Titan no show, forum goes on
Officials to seek public input on bike path plan
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