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East Bladen football defeats West Columbus, 30-14
CERRO GORDO, N.C. (WWAY) — East Bladen picked up a 30-14 football win over West Columbus on Friday night. The Eagles got on the board first when Jordan Consola brought down West Columbus quarterback DJ Graham in the end zone for a safety, giving East Bladen a 2-0 lead.
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Topsail High School student hit by car while crossing U.S. 17
PENDER COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) — A Topsail High School student was hit by a vehicle Thursday afternoon while trying to cross U.S. 17, school officials said. The student, a 10th-grader, was reported in stable condition following the crash. His parents were with him at the hospital, according to the school district.
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Topsail High School student hit by car while crossing U.S. 17
A Topsail High School student was hit by a vehicle Thursday afternoon while trying to cross U.S. 17, school officials said.
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Mold closes several wings of Hoggard High School, remediation costs approach $470,000
While the cafeteria was already closed earlier this month, and students moved to Hebbe Gym to eat meals, Superintendent Dr. Christopher Barnes said he had closed three more science classrooms, based on visual inspections. Closures now include parts of Hoggard’s cafeteria, science, and JROTC/Arts wings, which include classrooms for JROTC,...
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Cape Fear Community College brings craft brewing classes inside local brewery
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Cape Fear Community College students studying commercial craft brewing will soon get hands-on experience inside a working Wilmington brewery. CFCC is partnering with Flying Machine Brewing Company to hold its Commercial Craft Brewing classes inside the brewery’s production facility and laboratory on Randall Parkway.
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Wallace Christian Academy opens $1.3 million middle school building
WALLACE — Wallace Christian Academy has opened a new middle school building as the school continues its expansion toward a planned Pre-K through 12th grade campus. Wallace Christian Academy celebrated a major milestone this week with the opening of its new Phase 3A Middle School Building, marking another step toward the school’s long-term goal of serving students from Pre-K through 12th grade.
Bladen Journal
Football: East Bladen wins conference opener at West Columbus
CERRO GORDO — Jaden Lewis and Riley Collins garner much of the headlines and attention for the East Bladen football team. After all, the duo has run for more than 1,400 yards and scored 22 touchdowns in five games. The Eagles’ running back tandem aren’t doing it alone. The...
Bladen Journal
Football: Union tops West Bladen 42-13
ROSE HILL — Tobias Cromartie ran for four touchdowns and 145 yards Friday, Sept. 18 leading Union to a 42-13 win against West Bladen in a non-conference high school football game. Marquavion Melvin had 141 yards rushing and scored twice for the Spartans (3-1). Alvin Lacewell and Gaston Russ...
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South Rowan High School vs. Northwest Cabarrus High School
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Undefeated East Duplin prepares for Friday showdown with Jacksonville
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA — The high school football season is approaching its halfway point, with Week 5 bringing the start of conference play for several teams and some notable nonconference matchups across Eastern North Carolina. Among them is an undefeated East Duplin team hosting Jacksonville Friday night. The Panthers...
Sampson Independent
Inaugural class of Dark Horse Ring of Honor announced
Sept. 18, 2026, will be a day that immortalizes 12 former Dark Horses with a permanent place in Clinton High School history. During Friday’s football game against Whiteville, Clinton High School will induct its inaugural Ring of Honor class. Bobby Robinson, Dennis Owens, Amy Wooten, Jeff Smith, Spell Carr, Karen Fox, Tonya Colwell, Terry Holland, Jimmy Raynor, Lamont Edwards, Fuzzy Lee and Willie Jacobs make up the first class.
Duplin Times
Newest inductees enshrined in ED Athletics Hall of Fame
On a night filled with flashing cameras and timeless memories, six Panther legends stepped onto the stage, plaques in hand, to join the 2026 East Duplin High School Athletics Hall of Fame. Their legacy of academic triumph, athletic success and fierce loyalty that spans nearly six decades continues to strengthen the very foundation of their beloved alma mater. The enshrined group includes Aaron Miller (Class of 2007), Ebony Green (Class of 1998), Carson Williams (Class of 2014), Joe Sholar (Class of 1971), Bobby Lanier (posthumous, Class of 1955) and Joey Jones. “East Duplin is more than a school, it’s our home,” said Barbara Sholar, president of the EDHS Booster Club. “No matter where you go, East Duplin will always be home. Although we take tonight to honor our inductees, we must always remember that East Duplin’s legacy is still being written today.” Each inductee had their own speaker who shared stories and accolades about them during a ceremony held Saturday evening at The Country Squire. Joey Jones A 1975 graduate of Jones Senior, Joey Jones arrived at East Duplin in 1999 and took over the soccer program in 2000. He managed to mesh two different styles of play and personalities.
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SCC to Host Entrepreneurship Program
A nationally-known entrepreneur will host a special program at Southeastern Community College Monday. Entrepreneur, philanthropist and business leader Brian Hamilton, founder of Sageworks and star of ABC’s Free Enterprise, will share his perspective on entrepreneurship, business ownership and creating your own path to financial independence. The event will also feature a fireside chat with Nathan Moore, director of SCC’s Small Business Center.
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Laney football falls to Northside Jacksonville in Tuesday makeup game
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WWAY) — Laney jumped out to an early lead Tuesday night, but Northside Jacksonville rallied in the second half to hand the Buccaneers a 28-7 loss in a makeup game. The rare Tuesday night matchup began a quick turnaround for Laney, which entered the game just days after picking up its first win of the season.
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5 Things That Change in North Carolina’s Beach Towns Once School Starts Back
The sand dunes look the same in September as they did in July. The road in front of them doesn’t. These are the things that change in North Carolina’s beach towns once school starts back. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Traffic fines and school-zone rules...