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KURE BEACH DOUBLE-SPRINT TRIATHLON THIS SUNDAY Kure Beach will be hosting the annual, Double-Sprint Triathlon this Sunday, June 26, from 7:00-11:00 am. Activity will be in the vicinity of Joe Eakes Park and the Kure Beach Fishing Pier. The KB police will be directing traffic, but expect … |
There has been no shortage of negative news about real estate these past few weeks. The national outlook on housing has been darkened by fears — stoked by major media outlets — of a double dip in home prices and another wave of foreclosures hitting the market. Looking for signs …
KURE BEACH TOWN NEWS – JUNE 16, 2011
If you’re searching for a barrier island to escape to there are three such islands nestled in the southernmost part of North Carolina. Where you say? Only on Sunset, Holden and Ocean Isle Beaches that’s where. It’s here you’ll find miles and miles of powder white sand, sun …
KURE BEACH TOWN NEWS – JUNE 9, 2011
Pender County’s beautiful beaches of Surf City & Topsail Beach are a popular destination for visitors seeking a relaxed, family oriented vacation and right next door to unspoiled rivers, bountiful woodland and friendly communities such as Hampstead or Burgaw. Discover a variety of historical attractions, ecological activities and hometown festivals …
Thursday was a different kind of day for Wilmington.
It was when a real estate research firm said the area’s home prices actually rose, even when counting so-called distressed sales …
RECYCLING SCHEDULE
This is a reminder that recycling in Kure Beach is ALWAYS on Monday EXCEPT if Christmas Day falls on a Monday. Otherwise, there’s pickup on ALL of the Monday Town holidays: MLK Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, etc. REMEMBER that July 4th this year is …
RECYCLING SCHEDULE
This is a reminder that recycling in Kure Beach is ALWAYS on Monday EXCEPT if Christmas Day falls on a Monday. Otherwise, there’s pickup on ALL of the Monday Town holidays: MLK Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, etc. REMEMBER that July 4th this year is …
In the past decade, a renaissance has occurred in the Greater Wilmington area, reaffirming the storied history of the region when Wilmington was the largest city in North Carolina. People of all ages and backgrounds have been—and continue to be—drawn to the mild climate, beautiful shoreline, historic attractions, inviting …