Living Like a Local columnist Karen Bright recently spent an afternoon exploring The Cotton Exchange, a historical building in downtown Wilmington that now houses shops, restaurants and galleries....
There are plenty of reasons to love October regardless of where you live, but according to Living Like a Local columnist Karen Bright, coastal residents get to add one more reason to list: oyster roasts....
Helping Hands is a recurring feature that spotlights volunteer opportunities for older adults across the Wilmington area. At the Wilmington Railroad Museum, a team of about 30 active volunteers keep the organization on track....
While Labor Day is typically seen as the end of summer, in sunny Southeastern North Carolina, the warm weather is far from over. Living Like a Local columnist Karen Bright shares her recommendations for enjoying local beaches during the final, quieter months of summer....
For older adults taking classes at Brooklyn Arts Music Academy (BAMA) in downtown Wilmington, learning to play the cello, harp or violin is more than a fun pastime; it’s a way to improve their quality of life....
A new tearoom off Carolina Beach Road serves more than a freshly brewed beverage and homemade baked goods. The business allows owner Karen Allen to channel her passions into a one-of-a-kind experience for customers....
Looking to get out of town? Living Like a Local columnist Karen Bright shares her top recommendations for day trips....
When it opens next year, Tidewater Pickleball Park is slated to bring a 23-court facility to the area. Designed to meet a growing demand for the sport, the complex will feature a restaurant, pro shop, locker rooms and more....
The Cape Fear region has a long, disjointed history with professional sports. At present, the rapidly growing Cape Fear region is without a professional sports franchise. But that may be about to change – maybe....
Living Like a Local columnist Karen Bright recently spent an afternoon exploring The Cotton Exchange, a historical building in downtown Wilmington that now houses shops, restaurants and galleries.
There are plenty of reasons to love October regardless of where you live, but according to Living Like a Local columnist Karen Bright, coastal residents get to add one more reason to list: oyster roasts.
Helping Hands is a recurring feature that spotlights volunteer opportunities for older adults across the Wilmington area. At the Wilmington Railroad Museum, a team of about 30 active volunteers keep the organization on track.
Nearly a century after it was developed, Wilmington Municipal Golf Course continues to lure golfers of all ages to its links, an 18-hole championship course whose landscape is dotted with clusters of pine trees.
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