Tuesday May 14 | Bladen Journal
If you've been a smoker who has wanted to quit, a new business in Whiteville may be able to assist in that effort.
Lake Waccamaw to host cardboard boat races
Cardboard boat race enthusiasts throughout the state of North Carolina will finally be able to compete for a state championship in their sport of racing watercraft out of seemingly non-seaworthy materials.
Wearable robots get lighter, portable
When Michael Gore stands, it's a triumph of science and engineering. Eleven years ago, Gore was paralyzed from the waist down in a workplace accident, yet he rises from his wheelchair to his full 6-feet-2-inches and walks across the room with help from a lightweight wearable robot.
Video: WWAY's Friday night sports - May 10
On Friday we had state playoff action from Ashley, Hoggard, Whiteville and Cerro Gordo on WWAY.
VIDEO: Today's Headline News from Associated Press
KING, MESSIAH: NEW BABY NAMES SUGGEST HIGH HOPES WASHINGTON -- Talk about high expectations for a newborn: King and Messiah are among the fastest-rising baby names for American boys.
Last minute plea for two shepherds scheduled to die on Thursday night
An eleventh hour plea is being made for two dogs, a German shepherd and a German shepherd mix, who have just hours left to live in Whiteville, N.C. Both dogs are currently housed at the Columbus County Animal Shelter , and both have until 5 p.m., to be tagged for rescue or adoption, or they will be destroyed.
Wearable robots getting lighter, more portable
In this May 6, 2013 photo, Michael Gore, center, who is paralyzed from a spinal injury, walks with the use of the Indego wearable robot under the supervision of physical therapist Clare Hartigan during a meeting of the American Spinal Injury Association at a downtown hotel in Chicago.
WILMINGTON, NC The developing story out of Cleveland involving three missing women who were found alive years after their disappearance, is providing hope to investigators, family and friends of those who have disappeared in our area.
Bladen County nurse wins Daisy Award
The Clarkton native won the Daisy Award for always going above and beyond normal duties to lend a hand to coworkers and always caring for patients.
Commissioners Consider Moving Probation Office
What began as residents complaining about the increase of crime in their neighborhoods has grown into demanding a government building being moved.
Concerned citizens want parole office moved
Some citizens in Whiteville believe Columbus County officials are breaking the law when it comes to where they have a parole office.
The Clarkton native won the Daisy Award for always going above and beyond normal duties to lend a hand to coworkers and always caring for patients.