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[ April 17, 2026 ] CRITICS CORNER: Gran Turismo: More Than Just a Game, It’s a Thrill Ride! (8/10) Entertainment
[ April 17, 2026 ] TODAY’S WEATHER FORECAST: Friday April 17th Brunswick County
[ April 17, 2026 ] Town of Oak Island Announces, “Crabbing to Cuisine” Brunswick County
[ April 17, 2026 ] Two Males Arrested in Boiling Spring Lakes Residential Break-In Investigation Brunswick County
[ April 17, 2026 ] Alligator Safely Relocated Following Incident at Southport Bank Brunswick County

The Return of the “Palmetto Bug”: A Southern Spring Tradition

March 18, 2026 BC News Staff 0

If you’ve lived in the Carolinas long enough, you know that the arrival of spring isn’t just about beautiful Azaleas and warmer breezes. It also marks the return of the American Cockroach. While that name […]

Wildlife on the Move as Spring Arrives in Columbus and Brunswick Counties

March 18, 2026 BC News Staff 0

The Big Three species – bears, coyotes, and foxes are entering their busiest season, increasing sightings and calls. Spring has sparked a noticeable rise in wildlife movement across Columbus and Brunswick counties, and the NC […]

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Local Communities Recognized as North Carolina Marks Arbor Day

March 11, 2026 BC News Staff 0

As North Carolina prepares to observe Arbor Day on March 20, several communities in the southeastern region are being highlighted for their work in urban forestry, tree planting, and long‑term environmental stewardship. The N.C. Forest […]

New “Convict Fish” Rules Now in Effect for NC Coastal Waters

March 8, 2026 BC News Staff 0

Anglers face stricter size limits and reduced bag counts as state officials move to protect local Sheepshead populations. SOUTHPORT, NC – Anglers hitting docks and piers this spring are finding a major change in the […]

Open Space Institute, Wildlife Commission Secure 2,519-Acre Big Swamp Tract for Conservation, and Future Public Access

March 8, 2026 BC News Staff 0

ROBESON COUNTY — One of southeastern North Carolina’s most significant natural landscapes is now permanently protected following a partnership between the Open Space Institute (OSI) and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC). The two organizations […]