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ONWASA to get wastewater treatment plant running
The Summerhouse Wastewater Treatment Plant was constructed in 2008 by a private developer to serve the Summerhouse residential development.
Some area post offices to close on Saturdays
Some area post offices will close early on Wednesdays and completely on Saturdays, starting May 18th, according to a spokesperson for the U.S. Postal Service.
Wilmington NC Downtown Concert Series 2013
Downtown Concert series lineup in Wilmington for this summer every Friday night.
Allergy Foundation Says NC Schools Should Stock Meds
ASTHMA AND ALLERGY FOUNDATION OF AMERICA SAYS NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOLS SHOULD STOCK LIFE-SAVING ALLERGY MEDICATIONS FOUNDATION URGES NORTH CAROLINA SENATE TO AMEND, THEN ENACT H 824 The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America supports school policies that promote access to life-saving medications to treat students and staff who experience severe ... (more)
Berken, Knights Beat the 'Hens 4-1 Sunday
RHP Jason Berken allowed just one run over eight innings, Jim Gallagher had two hits including a home run, and the Charlotte Knights beat the Toledo Mud Hens 4-1 on Sunday afternoon at Fifth Third Field in Toledo, Ohio for their third win in-a-row. The win also gave the Knights their second four-game series win of the season.
Gamecocks Fall 5-2 To Vanderbilt
Columbia, SC May 4, 2013 - Top ranked Vanderbilt raced out to a five-run lead and despite a pair of runs from ninth ranked South Carolina in the bottom of the seventh inning, the Gamecocks were defeated 5-2 on Saturday afternoon in game two off a three-game SEC baseball series at Carolina Stadium.
Mudcats Drop Heartbreaker to Keys in Extras
The Carolina Mudcats suffered a disappointing setback to the Frederick Keys on Friday night at Five County Stadium, falling 4-3 in 11 innings.
Charleston Tosses Shutout in Series Finale in Lakewood
It was the Charleston RiverDogs turn to jump out to an early lead and never look back as they took game three against the Lakewood BlueClaws 6-0 Friday evening at FirstEnergy Park in Lakewood, New Jersey.
Charleston Battery defeats Dutch Lions to win fourth straight
With the win the Battery improves to 4-1-0, 12 points and moves up to third position in the USL PRO standings.
Sea turtles returned to the ocean
Five sea turtles that had been under the Aquarium's care for a few months were released into the Atlantic last week.
Saylors Earns SoCon Pitcher of the Month Honors
College of Charleston senior pitcher Stephanie Saylors earned the Southern Conference Pitcher of the Month honors for the month of April as announced Friday by the league office.
Wilmington Hammerheads Fall to Richmond Kickers
The Wilmington Hammerheads hosted their second match of the regular season at Legion Stadium Friday night versus the Richmond Kickers in a windy battle to the finish that resulted in a 2-0 victory for the Kickers.
Jordan Locks Down Mudcats as P-Nats Claim Series
Taylor Jordan hurled eight scoreless innings as the Potomac Nationals came away with a 5-1 win over the Carolina Mudcats on Thursday night at Pfitzner Stadium.
Surf City Community Center's Readers Theatre Class presents "The History of Mother's Day." The 90-minute performance investigates the events, politics and people instrumental in the creation of the annual National Observance to honor our mothers.
USGA, The R&A Issue Statement Addressing Tiger Woods Ruling at the 2013 Masters Tournament
Far Hills, N.J., USA and St Andrews, Scotland May 1, 2013 - The United States Golf Association and The R&A, golf's governing bodies, today released the following statement to provide guidance to players and Rules officials on the Rules decision involving Tiger Woods at the 2013 Masters Tournament.
East Carolina-Marshall Football Battle Moved Up One Day
East Carolina's 2013 regular season finale at Marshall, originally scheduled for Saturday, Nov.
Battleship North Carolina Takes Green Initiative Strides
In February 2013, Moran Environmental Recovery based in Wilmington, NC, removed over 15,000 gallons of WWII-era bunker fuel from eight separate port side bow tanks.
Chef Charlie Palmer & Remington Release New Cookbook: Remington Camp Cooking by Charlie Palmer
"There's something liberating about cooking and eating outdoors. Away from the constraints of the table, we're a little more sensual in our appreciation.
P-Nats Leave Mudcats Stuck in Mud, Sweep Twin Bill
Michael Taylor lined the game-winner off the left field wall in the bottom of the seventh as the Potomac Nationals rallied past the Carolina Mudcats 4-3. The walkoff, coupled with a 5-0 shutout in game one, earned a doubleheader sweep for the Nationals .
ECU Women's Golf Headed To Sixth-Straight NCAA Regional
The East Carolina women's golf team is one of 24 teams headed to the East Regional the NCAA Division I Golf Committee announced Monday evening.