In the far southeast corner of Brunswick County on Hickman Road, near the South Carolina border, Indigo Farms is indeed a true local treasure. Designated a Century Farm, one of the few remaining in the county, this land has been enriched by the sweat, love, tears and careful farming methods of Bellamy family members since 1766.
Southport-Oak Island Area Chamber of Commerce encourages everyone to shop locally on Small Business Saturday and every day.
The newly opened EmergeOrtho Medical Office Building in Leland wins a construction achievement award.
According to data from the Brunswick County Association of Realtors, the real estate market is showing no signs of slowing.
United Way of the Cape Fear Area has launched a new initiative to connect retirees to impactful community engagement opportunities.
Drastic changes have made Chance’s Steak and Sea the new place to try in Shallotte. Check it out for Thanksgiving dinner or anytime.
The newly opened EmergeOrtho Medical Office Building in Leland wins a construction achievement award.
Two of South Brunswick County’s most reputable dental practices have merged into one practice with two offices and three doctors who have a collective wealth of experience in the dental field.
With new owners and help from the community, Brick Landing Golf Course is set to open again.
On October 31, Horseplay Farms will host a night of music, food and fun to benefit Our Heroes, Inc.
At Northwest Land & Cattle, fifth-generation farmers AJ and Wade Stanaland are doing things in the new old-fashioned way.
Louis and Jan Tabor, owners of two locations in Wilmington, open their third Firehouse Subs...
Maria Grant grew up on Long Island and had married and started a family when she and her husband got the idea to relocate to Little River, South Carolina. “The warmer weather and coastal communities sounded appealing,” Grant says, “so we made the move 30 years ago.”
A third-generation, family-owned business serving residential, commercial and industrial interests in Columbus, Brunswick and Bladen counties, Dew Oil Company is a thriving example of the good that a small, family-owned business can do in a community.
Vivian and Bill Hotle, owners of Vivi’s By The Sea, moved to the Ocean Isle Beach area permanently in 2016, and in April 2017 they opened their store on Beach Drive.
Earth-Friendly Living Eric and Donna Lazzari are building downtown Wilmington’s first net zero...
The Good Life Delilah’s Brew and Chew in Ocean Isle Beach is a haven for hanging out and enjoying...
