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[ August 16, 2026 ] As Search for Missing Forestbrook Woman Continues, Investigators Trace Husband’s Carolinas Travel Crime & Public Safety
[ August 16, 2026 ] Felony DUI Suspect Arrested After Hit‑and‑Run That Injured Two Pedestrians Crime & Public Safety
[ August 16, 2026 ] Strong Storm Over Makatoka Prompts Special Weather Statement Brunswick County
[ August 16, 2026 ] IT’S A JUNGLE PET RESCUE CASE: How a Home‑Based Cat Nonprofit Ended up in Court Brunswick County
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Columbus County Launches Public Process for New Watershed Drainage Management Plan

August 1, 2026 Coastal Carolina News Staff 0

WHITEVILLE, NC — Columbus County officials will host a public meeting on August 4, 2026, inviting residents to help shape a comprehensive Watershed Drainage Management Plan aimed at reducing flooding, improving drainage, and long‑term resilience across […]

Venomous Spiders: What’s Common and What Isn’t in Coastal NC

August 1, 2026 Coastal Carolina News Staff 0

Quick explainer for Brunswick and Columbus counties By Coastal Carolina News Staff Writer Residents occasionally report concerns about venomous spiders, but only one of the two well‑known species is common in southeastern North Carolina. Brown […]

Outdoor Retailer Announces Move to New Lake Waccamaw Location

July 31, 2026 Coastal Carolina News Staff 0

Relocation week begins September 5; full operations expected September 15 at 203 Chauncey Town Road By Coastal Carolina News Staff Writer Lake Waccamaw, NC — Waccamaw Outdoors Inc. is preparing for an exciting transition. A […]

Holden Beach Community Meeting; BLOCK Q IMPROVEMENTS Happening Today

July 31, 2026 Coastal Carolina News Staff 0

Residents invited to drop in between  2:00  p.m. and  7:00  p.m. at  the Town Hall HOLDEN BEACH, NC — The Town of Holden Beach is hosting a drop‑in community meeting today, Friday, July  31, from  2:00  p.m. to  7:00  p.m. […]

Blessing Boxes Relocated to Rhett Street in Southport

July 31, 2026 Coastal Carolina News Staff 0

Community food and pet‑food donation boxes now sit in front of Animal Protective Services Southport, NC — The Blessing Boxes that previously served the community at their former location have been moved to Rhett Street, […]

Horry County New Recycling & Convenience Center Expected to Open This Fall

July 30, 2026 Coastal Carolina News Staff 0

LONGS, SC — Horry County officials say construction is moving forward on the county’s newest Recycling & Convenience Center, located on Highway 90 near Long Bay Road and Water Tower Road. The facility is expected […]

Elwell Ferry Reopening Scheduled for 5:00 p.m. Today in Bladen County

July 30, 2026 Coastal Carolina News Staff 0

Bladen County, NC — The Elwell Ferry in Bladen County has been closed since July 27 to allow crews time to replace crosslines between Baltimore Road and Figure 9 Road. County officials say the work […]

Sunset Beach Urges Residents to Report Mosquito Activity, Pick Up Free Prevention Supplies

July 29, 2026 Coastal Carolina News Staff 0

SUNSET BEACH, N.C. — Town officials are encouraging residents to take part in the community’s Mosquito Reporting and Prevention Program as seasonal mosquito activity increases across Sunset Beach. The initiative combines town‑managed spraying with resident‑driven […]

Brunswick County

Shellfish Harvesting Prohibited in Brunswick County Waters Following Heavy Rains

July 29, 2026 Coastal Carolina News Staff 0

State fisheries and health officials enact emergency temporary closures across coastal Brunswick County following heavy rainfall and stormwater runoff Proclamation Authority: The proclamation was issued by Kathy B. Rawls, Director of the Division of Marine […]

Oak Island Schedules Townwide Mosquito Fogging

July 29, 2026 Coastal Carolina News Staff 0

By Coastal Carolina News Staff Writer July 29, 2026 OAK ISLAND, NC — Oak Island will conduct townwide mosquito‑control fogging this week as officials respond to what they describe as a growing skeeter population across […]