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Hook, line and fun: Best places to fish without a boat in the Wilmington areaWhile the Wilmington area is blessed with a multitude of piers, this 711-foot structure on Pleasure Island offers some of the ...
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Summer comes with more shark activity at Wilmington-area beaches. Here's what to knowNorth Carolina waters are home to a variety of shark species, including great whites and hammerheads. However, attacks are ...
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Ever After in the Woods on MSN11 North Carolina Seafood Restaurants Locals Secretly Hope You Never DiscoverThese hidden gem seafood spots in North Carolina are so good, the locals would rather keep them to themselves.
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Ever After in the Woods on MSN11 Coastal North Carolina Restaurants With Stunning Views (And Even Better Food)From dockside gems to oceanfront classics, these coastal North Carolina restaurants serve unforgettable views and even better seafood, brunch, and cocktails.
Despite a 30-minute downpour, crowds gathered at Topsail Hill Preserve State Park to witness the successful release of three ...
A man struck by lightning on a North Carolina waterway died this past week, a report said. Sister-station WECT reported that ...
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Islands on MSNOne Of Florida's Most Walkable Stretches Of Coast Is A Gulf Haven With Pastel Villages And Bike-Friendly ShoresPastel homes are a visual treat in this walkable stretch of Florida's Gulf Coast, which boasts ample biking paths for oceanside cycling adventures.
The town manager of Topsail Beach has announced his resignation, citing changes in the town’s political environment and governance priorities.
TOPSAIL BEACH, N.C. (WECT) - After some back-and-forth, commissioners in Topsail Beach have approved next year’s budget, which includes a 20% increase in property taxes. The budget has a 48-cent ...
TOPSAIL BEACH, N.C. (WECT) -Topsail Beach Town Manager Doug Shipley announced his resignation in a letter to the board of commissioners on Wednesday, June 25. In the letter, Shipley states, “In recent ...
A proposed ordinance in Georgetown County would restrict surf and bait fishing during certain times during the summer and ban shark fishing on public beaches.
They're relocating a lot of earth from the inlet onto the beaches south of Daytona. New Smyrna is next as the big dredge continues.
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