A World Water Day event March 22 in Wilmington will focus on PFAS and 1,4-dioxane pollution in the Cape Fear River.
As development continues along the Cape Fear River, longtime residents fear the area cannot accommodate the anticipated growth. Once a quiet street, River Road has seen massive growth in recent years.
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Cape Fear Creek Week will connect Wilmington residents to local waterwaysCape Fear Creek Week, set for March 17-22, invites local residents to connect with, care for and celebrate local waterways in the Cape Fear region. While the lower Cape Fear region is near the ocean, ...
"It’s like you’re Band-Aiding over an artery," says Rob Clark, of Cape Fear River Watch, a coauthor of a report that found ...
The Environmental Management Commission is considering a new rule that would require industries adopt PFAS monitoring plans ...
Two local hotspots — the Wilmington Riverwalk and the Carolina Beach Boardwalk — are in the running for nationwide ...
Craig with AWOL Fishing Charters recently caught a 100-pound blue catfish in the river. Deep Creek Outfitters NC said on Facebook that it was the largest fish ever caught on the Cape Fear River.
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