Back in March, DREAMS Center for Arts Education hosted a veteran art show. When the show came down, artist Loraine Scalamoni left two pieces behind for a stretch while she was out of town, and DREAMS kept an eye on them. A few Dreamers—what DREAMS calls their students—wandered in...

Artwork by Laurel Bailey Wait, why am I doing this again? That was my first thought as I opened the App Store and, against my better judgment, downloaded a dating app. The little cloud icon helpfully informed me that yes, I had downloaded this app before. More than once, in fact. Within seconds, the familiar black-and-white logo was back on my home screen, smugly reminding me that we'd done this dance before. The app greeted me with a cheerful reminder: "Your profile is a gli

PRESS RELEASE WILMINGTON, N.C. — August 20, 2026 Cate Calson has announced her candidacy for the New Hanover Soil & Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors, bringing decades of experience in communications, community engagement, sustainability and environmental advocacy to the 2026 election. Calson is running on a straightforward platform: clean water, responsible growth and practical conservation that protects New Hanover County’s natural resources and beauty that

“Sword of the Seven Sins” follows Eva who lives in the Commonwealth, a tyrannical place where everyone is punished if they commit one of the Seven Deadly Sins.

Trent and John found their harmony one night at Satellite Bar and Lounge after a Wilmington Voices concert and a few beers. Their unique synergy led to the Audio Path, a podcast about the technical, business, and human sides of the seemingly arcane world of sound engineering.

On September 8, 2026, the Leland Cultural Arts Center will open WE WERE HERE, a solo exhibition by local artist Kennedy B. Holley. The exhibition will be on view through September 30, with an opening reception on Thursday, September 10 from 6–8 PM. The exhibition and reception are free and open to the public.