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- Sep 11, 2026
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Coastal Cafe coffee shop ministry serves faith with every cup (opens the original)
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SHALLOTTE, N.C. (WECT) - The Coastal Café in Shallotte serves coffee alongside a mission. Half of the proceeds from every drink sold goes toward local and international missions work. “Everything that we do here is fueling missions with a purpose,” said café manager Shelly White. “So every cup of coffee you get, every lemonade, every tea, half of that goes directly into what we’re doing here, locally as well as abroad.” The café is now in its second year of operation. Think of it as a caffeinate
‘Everyone is employable’: BCC program trains adults with intellectual disabilities for jobs (opens the original)
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Bolivia, N.C. (WECT) - A program at Brunswick Community College is providing adults with intellectual disabilities access to life skills, workforce training, and socialization — and at least one family moved across state lines to enroll. The Brunswick Interagency Program, known as BIP, holds national recognition and is one of the first of its kind in the state. The program focuses on lifelong learning and socialization for people with intellectual disabilities. Katie Juda, 35, is enrolled in the
Record turtle nesting season underway at Holden Beach — if the heat doesn’t derail it (opens the original)
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HOLDEN BEACH, N.C. (WECT) - Volunteers with the Holden Beach Turtle Watch Patrol are seeing record-setting nest counts this summer even as relentless July heat raises concerns about hatchling survival and the people spending nights on the sand to protect them. Much of the work happens while most beachgoers sleep. On a recent overnight shift, a small patrol crew raked the beach smooth and posted nest signage, routine prep that helps volunteers spot fresh tracks at first light and identify new nes
Brunswick County food drive tops last year’s total as demand grows (opens the original)
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Southport, N.C. (WECT) - Dosher Memorial Hospital hosted a food drive this week that collected more than 500 pounds of food, surpassing last year’s total, as an all-volunteer hunger relief organization works to keep up with a growing need across Brunswick County. Porch South Brunswick, an all-volunteer organization, collected the food and coordinates drives across about 36 communities in the southern part of the county. Donations are shipped to local pantries, including The Lord’s Food Pantry in
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