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Court rules Fifth Avenue church can move forward with suit against United Methodist Church

WILMINGTON — The state appeals court has weighed in on a local church’s desire to keep its property amid a two-year lawsuit. READ MORE: Lawsuit filed to keep Fifth Avenue...

Brooklyn Arts District one step closer to being Wilmington’s pilot social district

WILMINGTON — An area of North Fourth Street could be welcoming patrons for the first time citywide to stroll through 10 blocks with open...

Study: Wilmington area No. 1 place people are moving to

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — A national moving company that releases data on where people are entering and exiting annually has put out its 2024 study. READ MORE:...

No. 7 Most Read Story of 2024: Novant's investments in offshore tax havens

WILMINGTON — Port City Daily continues to count down its most popularly read stories of 2024, as assessed by analytics. READ MORE: No. 8 Most...

No. 8 Most Read Story of 2024: Edward Teach Brewery charged by ALE

WILMINGTON — Port City Daily is continuing to count down its most read stories of the year, according to analytics. READ MORE: No. 9 Most Read...

Free on-street downtown parking offered 3 days this week

WILMINGTON — As the big day arrives and last-minute gifts are needed, shoppers in downtown Wilmington will receive free parking. READ MORE: Christmas tree recycling...

No. 9 Most Read Story of 2024: Demolished downtown music venue makes way for apartments

WILMINGTON — Port City Daily publishes thousands of stories annually and during the last week of the year, the outlet counts down the top...

Endowment awards $6.1M to alleviate food insecurity, improve health and education

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — The county’s $1.6-billion endowment has announced more funding to go toward area nonprofits helping in various sectors, including food insecurity, health,...

No. 10 Most Read Story of 2024: Bringing back passenger rail service to Wilmington

WILMINGTON — The goal to bring passenger rail service to the greater Wilmington area has been discussed for years. In the spring, North Carolina Department...