Carolina in the Morning

News

Along with inflation and the recent changes to food stamps, having to potentially pay for meals...

Brunswick County Schools discussing budget for free student meals

Community

To assist families, a volunteer group located in Wilmington offers services nationwide to help...

17th annual missing persons conference taking place this weekend

Pets

Mr. Wilson is house trained and loves car rides. Additionally, he is very affectionate and...

Pet of the Week: Mr. Wilson from Hamilton’s Healing Hearts

Community

“Be The One” is an initiative to encourage American Legion family members, veterans,...

American Legion posts hosting ‘Be the One’ seminar to teach signs of mental health issues

Get Fit With 6

Rochelle gets up every morning at 5 a.m., does some meditations, goes for a walk outside, or if...

Get Fit with 6: 84 year old stays active to preserve her mobility and independence

Community

Arbor Day in N.C. is being recognized this year on Friday, March 17.

North Carolina celebrating Arbor Day today

Pets

Reeses, a 1.5-year-old Labrador retriever and hound mix, is available for adoption from Monty’s...

Pet of the Week: Reeses from Monty’s Home

Events

The recital honors Caterina Jarboro, who became the first Black woman to perform in a U.S....

Caterina Jarboro Memorial Recital to feature tenor Lawrence Brownlee

News

Bales of hay were approved to be purchased to help trap sand and build up the dunes, which then...

New eco-friendly method being used to trap sand on Ocean Isle Beach

Pets

Meatball, a 4-5-year-old American Staffordshire terrier, is available for adoption from Freedom...

Pet of the Week: Meatball from Freedom Bridge Animal Rescue

Community

From March 5 through 11, local groups are aiming to raise awareness with the hopes of bringing...

A week dedicated to women working in the construction industry

Community

One of the biggest concerns is teens trying to compare themselves to others on social media, a...

How to boost teen mental health at home harmed by social media and screen time

Get Fit With 6

This month’s exercises can be done with or without ankle weights. All of the exercises are...

Get Fit with 6: March challenge

News

It’s an unfortunate fact of life for many that as you get older, your hearing ability typically...

World Hearing Day seeks to raise awareness on hearing loss

Pets

An unnamed, approximately 2-year-old, domestic shorthair cat is available for adoption from the...

Pet of the Week: Unnamed domestic shorthair from NHC Sheriff’s Office Animal Shelter

News

There’s good news for people who are starting to build a house or have plans for a summer...

Lumber prices declining from historic highs seen during pandemic

Technology

As personal electronic devices have gotten more and more accessible, users may be shocked to...

Tech Talk: Setting aside ‘device free’ time everyday

Community

Big changes are coming for approximately 900,000 families in North Carolina who have relied on...

SNAP benefits ending March 1, community resources available to help

Community

Thousands of historians will be gathering for the 247th anniversary of the Battle of Moores...

247th anniversary of the Battle of Moores Creek Bridge happening this weekend

Pets

Nine hounds are currently available for adoption from the Pender County Animal Shelter.

Pet of the Week: Nine hounds available from the Pender County Animal Shelter

Get Fit With 6

Heart disease and strokes kill thousands of men and women in North Carolina every year.

Get Fit with 6: Stroke survivor shares his story to help others

Community

If you’re looking for an idea to give kindness this weekend, Novant Health Hospital is asking...

What is National Random Acts of Kindness Day?

Pets

Frosty, a seven-month-old domestic shorthair, is available for adoption from the Brunswick...

Pet of the Week: Frosty from the Brunswick Co. Sheriff’s Office

News

Newborns in North Carolina will receive new screenings, according to an announcement from the...

Two new screenings for newborns being provided by NCDHHS