Over 8,000 gallons of wastewater spilled in Sunset Beach
On a quiet stretch of Brunswick County coastline, more than 8,000 gallons of untreated wastewater spilled into the waterways near Sunset Beach. Not a slow
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On a quiet stretch of Brunswick County coastline, more than 8,000 gallons of untreated wastewater spilled into the waterways near Sunset Beach. Not a slow
Every time NCDOT floats a new design option for the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement, the public meetings fill up with people who aren't really there
The numbers in a proposed development always look most impressive on the day someone presents them to a planning board. 450 units on 141 acres sounds like
The Carolina Beach Town Council voted to approve short-term rental use at The Proximity despite the planning commission recommending against it. That's
Barclay West is a master-planned community in Brunswick County, out past Leland toward the Bolivia corridor — not a neighborhood most people can find on
Brunswick County, North Carolina keeps adding homes the way a boat takes on water in a slow storm — one proposal at a time, each one manageable on its own
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Wilmington has a short-term rental problem. Not in the "it's broken" sense — in the "nobody can agree on what the rules actually are, and they change
Brunswick County announced plans to clear roadside vegetation along several beach access corridors — the goal being to create more informal pull-off
Last spring I walked a waterfront lot in Sunset Beach with a buyer who'd already run the mortgage numbers three times. He had the purchase price locked
The lawsuit didn't surprise anyone who'd been paying attention. Winnabow residents — a community that sits along US-17 in Brunswick County, a few miles
Last July, a stretch of NC 12 through Pea Island went underwater — not in a dramatic, named-storm way, but in the grinding, tide-and-rain way that's