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Officials respond to Wrightsville Beach house fire | Port City Daily (opens the original)
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WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH — The Wrightsville Beach Police Department, the Wrightsville Beach Fire Department and Wilmington Fire and EMS responded to a house fire Thursday morning. A call came in after 8 a.m. on Oct. 1 for a fire at a home on 3 Northridge Lane, suspending travel in the area. A spokesperson with the town told Port City Daily traffic is once again moving on North Lumina Avenue, but Northride Lane is still closed. Officials asked community members north of the area to shelter in place and
Community provides feedback as Surf City prepares ordinance on e-bikes | Port City Daily (opens the original)
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SURF CITY — Surf City is expected to become among the few municipalities in the tri-county region to implement an e-bike ordinance as the town prepares for state legislation to take root. The town held a community meeting with approximately 40 attendees Monday night to educate residents on e-bikes and give them the opportunity to share their thoughts on what municipal regulations should look like. Considerations for regulations include speed limits, enforcement of rules, rights-of-way stipulatio
Pender candidates forum address unity, commissioners drama, school funding | Port City Daily (opens the original)
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PENDER COUNTY — Fifteen Pender County candidates vying for multiple seats in Congress, among commissioners, judges, and superior clerks of court gathered Thursday to answer voters’ questions ahead of the election. Several dozen community members attended the The Greater Topsail Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Candidates’ Night to inquire about the controversy over the vacant seat on the board of commissioners, funding for Pender County schools, unifying the county, and court employees’ use of
Brunswick County paying for 8 Flock cameras but have 15 in use â new purchases paused | Port City Daily (opens the original)
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY â Brunswick County commissioners agreed Monday to a 30-day pause on purchasing any new automated license plate readers and to create a committee to discuss the technology. Currently, the county has eight contracted Flock cameras but 15 are operational within the county; it also has at least 94 Axon cameras. While ALPRs weren’t initially on the agenda for Monday nightâs meeting, Commissioner Randy Thompson asked the board to consider his motion, seconded by Frank Williams, fo
âOnly Republicans can stop Republicansâ: 3 appeals filed in Pender commissioner appointment | Port City Daily (opens the original)
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PENDER COUNTY â The appointment of Beth Burns to the Pender County Board of Commissioners continues to snowball in controversy, with now three appeals being filed regarding the vote securing her potential two-month stint. In the last two weeks alone, two appeals were submitted â both from Pender County GOP Executive Committee members who claim fairness was not executed among voting members and the state party should intervene. Per state law, the 29-member Pender County GOP Executive Committe
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