‘We have lost a friend’: North Carolina State trooper dies after month-long battle with COVID-19

Columbus County to transition students in grades 6-12 to Plan A on April 12

Columbus County Schools announced on Tuesday that it will transition students in grades 6-12 to Plan A — in-person instruction — beginning Monday, April 12.

Lawsuit filed over ‘gentleman’s’ no-hire agreement between nCino, Live Oak Bank

Competition is one of the underlying principles of a free-market economy. Now, two of Wilmington’s leading technology companies are facing a class-action lawsuit after allegations of violations of federal antitrust law to stifle competition and keep employee pay low.

  Brunswick County opens transportation survey

Brunswick County is encouraging residents, business owners, and visitors to participate in its Comprehensive Transportation Survey to aid county leaders in securing future transportation-related funding from the state.

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  Columbus County Health Director worried after only 100 sign ups for vaccine event

Health officials in Columbus County are asking people to get vaccinated out of fear of losing out on more vaccines sent from the state.