We checked in with engineering experts to see what really happened to the shoreline at Topsail Beach, plus the projects still planned to help restore it.
It’s a considerable incentive — but town officials expect it to pay dividends, adding up to a half-billion dollars to Leland’s tax base over the next decade.
Leland could pay Brunswick Forest developer $3.3 million in incentives
The NCDOT is in financial trouble, owing to mounting costs from several major storms, and civil litigation over the ‘Map Act.’ So, what does that mean for the Wilmington area? Surprisingly, it’s not all bad.
Less than one week after an article published, detailing the employee’s attempts to bring apparent racial discrimination to light, she was approached by her supervisor and asked to sign and backdate an evaluation (including some negative marks) — an unusual move that’s a violation of school policy.
After going public with concerns, NHCS employee says she was asked to sign backdated evaluation
Because the city owns the land where the development is planned, officials will have a say in what the project looks like. But will nine affordable units out of nearly two hundred satisfy the city’s commitment to affordable housing?
