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About 3 million cubic yards of material is estimated to be removed from the Wilmington Harbor's anchorage basin and mid-river ...
Indigenous advocate and author Gray Michael Parsons of Frisco is scheduled to speak Saturday afternoon at Promise Land Market ...
County officials in Brunswick and New Hanover counties will test all 38 outdoor warning sirens within a 10-mile radius of the ...
Clint North has registered 1,988 acres in Pender County with North Carolina’s Natural Heritage Program, one of only three property owners in the state to register 1,000 acres or more with the ...
Those who spoke Thursday during a public hearing in Raleigh urged the Environmental Management Commission to work with ...
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is accepting nominations for the annual Thomas L. Quay Award through Friday.
Cape Hatteras National Seashore officials encourage the public to attend the two permitted fireworks shows celebrating ...
As tempers flare over a proposed ban on shrimp trawling in the state’s inland and nearby offshore waters -- a Senate move ...
Late June’s scorching temperatures and punishing heat index, now forecasted to bleed into July, have prompted Brunswick ...
Work has begun at the University of North Carolina Wilmington campus to upfit an existing service road as part of a federally ...
The person you see who just seems to randomly toss a bait out but catches fish all the time is paying attention to nuances that others may miss.
Least terns are excellent fish-catchers, and when feeding their young can deliver about two fish per hour. Males also catch ...
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