ICYMI: March 26 – April 1: Traffic woes on Military Cutoff and Lake Park, Millennial blues

For the last year, we’ve covered a number of developments proposed for Military Cutoff Road — a crowded 2-mile stretch of road that’s already struggling to handle traffic. Here’s an overview of all those projects. READ MORE

Coming to Military Cutoff Road: 2 grocery stores, 2 hotels and more than 1,200 apartments

During Azalea Fest, the downtown free trolley will try out a new route stretching from Greenfield Lake to the Brooklyn Arts District. It could become a full-time service if WAVE finds that the new expanded route is popular. READ MORE

Azalea Festival trolley route could become permanent service, expanding and connecting ‘downtown districts’

Student loan debt can be hard to deal with and, unfortunately, living in Wilmington might make it even harder. READ MORE

Report: Wilmington one of the worst cities in America for millennials with student debt

The latest tall ship to visit the Port City will dock downtown for two nights. If you missed it, get details here. READ MORE

Tall ship ‘The Spirit of South Carolina’ to make port in Wilmington this spring

Residents and visitors alike know Lake Park Boulevard suffers from serious congestion. One drastic solution would be to expand the road. READ MORE

One solution for Lake Park Boulevard traffic — five lanes