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Nov. 10, 2011

Kure Beach News for This Week!

KURE BEACH TOWN NEWS – NOVEMBER 10, 2011

 

 

TOWN HALL CLOSED FOR VETERANS DAY, NOVEMBER 11

This is a reminder that Kure Beach Town Hall will be closed tomorrow, November 11, for the Veteran’s Day holiday. If you have an emergency with your water and/or sewer lines, please call Public Works at 910-458-5816 to report the problem. As always, dial 911 if you need the assistance of our Police or Fire Departments. Town Hall will reopen on Monday, November 14.

 

DECEMBER 6 BUS TRIP TO MIKE’S FARM – DEADLINE NOVEMBER 14 – THIS IS IT, EVERYONE!!!

Looking to get in that festive, holiday mood with some comfort food and an old-fashioned hayride to view a magnificent Christmas lights display? Join us on a trip to Mike’s Farm on Tuesday, December 6 for the UNBEATABLE, ALL-INCLUSIVE PRICE of just $46/person ($45/seniors 55+). You’ll have time to shop in the Country Store before a 6:00 pm dinner of country ham biscuits, fried chicken, pork loin & gravy, assorted vegetables, baked mac and cheese, and homemade desserts. Afterwards, bundle up for a brisk hayride to see Mike’s famous Festival of Lights before heading home. Come and join the fun with friends, family and neighbors. Register at Kure Beach Town Hall today!

 

OCEAN FRONT PARK STATUS UPDATE

Construction on the Ocean Front Park is temporarily stopped while the Town Council addresses concerns with the contractor. The Town Council is reviewing options to provide quality workmanship on the project and is committed to resolving the matter and resuming construction as soon as possible.

 

NEWLY ELECTED COUNCIL

In December, the Town of Kure Beach will swear in four new members on Council: David Heglar, Steve Pagley, Emilie Swearingen and Dean Lambeth. David and Emilie will serve 4-year terms; Steve will serve out the final 2-years of a past Council member’s term; and Dean Lambeth will serve a two year term as mayor. Chuck Keener will continue to serve on Council the remaining two years of his term. We’ll be saying goodbye to Commissioner Jim Dugan, who is retiring from office. The date of the swearing-in ceremony will be announced, and we hope you’ll join us at that time. Stay tuned for further details.

 

COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 15 – DONATE CANNED/NON-PERISHABLE FOOD ITEMS

Laurie Taylor from the Federal Point Help Center will perform the invocation during the regular Council meeting to be held at Town Hall on Tuesday, November 15, beginning at 6:30 pm. We will have a box at the entrance door of the council chambers, if you would like to donate a canned and/or non-perishable food item for the help center. We hope you’ll join us in this worthy effort to help the center stock their pantry for those in need.

 

INSTALLATION OF SIDEWALK ON NORTH SIDE OF K AVENUE – PUBLIC HEARING NOVEMBER 15

     The Town Council is considering a request from the Shoreline Access and Parking committee to install a sidewalk on the north side of K Avenue beginning at Third Avenue and continuing to Seventh Avenue.

     The sidewalk will begin ten (10) feet from the street and will be five (5) feet in width. There will be no curbing. Click on THIS LINK to see a mock up of the location of the proposed sidewalk.

     The Town plans to share the cost of the installation with the Department of Transportation (DOT), as this portion of K Avenue is a state road. The sidewalk will be installed on the DOT Right of Way. The Town’s portion of the cost will be paid from Powell Bill Funds (gas tax).

     A public hearing will be held on this proposal on Tuesday, November 15, 2011 at 5:30 pm, or soon thereafter, at Town Hall in the Council Room.

     If you are unable to attend the hearing, comments may be sent to Town Council via the Town Clerk at townclerk@townofkurebeach.org; via fax 910-458-7421; or via mail to the Town Clerk’s attention at 117 Settlers Lane, Kure Beach, NC 28449

 

KURE BEACH ANNUAL STREET FESTIVAL COMMITTEE TO MEET IN NOVEMBER

This is official notice that the Annual Street Festival Committee will meet at Town Hall on Monday, November 28, 2011 at 2:00 pm. The purpose of the meeting is to interview applicants for committee membership and to begin planning the 2012 Kure Beach Annual Street Festival. This meeting is open to the public and all interested persons are encouraged to attend.

 

TOYS FOR TOTS TENNIS MIXER – DECEMBER 10

There will be a “Toys for Tots” Tennis Mixer at the tennis courts at Joe Eakes Park on Saturday, December 10 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. The entry fee is a donation to Toys for Tots. The format is doubles mixer with timed rounds of progressive partner doubles. Advanced registration is required and all levels are welcome. Maximum number of entries is 20, so please register ASAP. Pizza & sodas will be served to all participants. To register, go to www.pleasureislandtennis.info

 

KURE BEACH COMMITTEE VACANCIES

The Town of Kure Beach is always looking for residents who would like to serve on Town committees. For a list of committees and member vacancies, access the Town’s website and view the list at the bottom of the calendar list on the homepage.

 

COFFEE WITH THE MAYOR

Mayor Dean Lambeth wants to hear your thoughts and concerns regarding the Kure Beach community. Come and meet with him on Saturday mornings at Town Hall from 9:00 -11:00 am.

 

 

Nov. 10, 2011

Home Warranty's

Home warranty's can help cover unexpected expenses after you purchase a home. For any pre existing home, it can be wise to purchase a warranty. They range in price from $350 to about $800, depending on the type of coverage. A buyer can also "ask" for a seller to purchase this on their behalf as part of the negoitations of a contract.

There are several companies that offer this service, one that we particulary like is HSA. They have great customer service, and cover many of the items that are most imporant, such as appliances, HVACs and other mechanical items.

Here is there website if you want to learn more:

http://www.onlinehsa.com/Default.aspx

If you would like to buy a home in Wilmington, please contact Coastwalk Real Estate. We are experts for Wilmington homes for sale, along with Carolina Beach real estate and Wrightsville Beach homes.

We can help you buy a home, negotiate a contract and get you through closing.

Search homes in Wilmington online here!

Coastwalk Real Estate

910-458-9119

Nov. 7, 2011

How Appraisals are Derailing Home Sales

I recently came across a great article on SmartMoney.com that I wanted to share wiht you...here is a link to the eniture story...click here.

Here is the beginning of the article:

Three months ago, real estate agent Gary Rogers says he was conducting a fairly routine home sale. Then he received the home appraisal's report, which valued the three-bedroom colonial in Waltham, Mass., at $430,000, rather than the $448,000 selling price the buyer and seller had agreed to. Unless the buyer agreed to put up more money, or the seller to lower the price, the deal was off. Fortunately, after nearly two weeks, Rogers says the two sides agreed to meet in the middle.

Nov. 5, 2011

Real Estate Report for Wilmington and Carolina Beach

I hope you’re enjoying the fall, my favorite time of year here at the beach. There are so many things to do!

Recently we had the Seafood Blue & Jazz Festival, Island Day, The Salty Paws Festival (thank you to everyone who donated & organized this terrific event), the Hot Wax Surf Contest, the Carolina Beach Fire Department BBQ (yummy), Fall Festival in Ft Fisher, and Trick-or-Treat at the Ft Fisher Aquarium.

What a time of year!

Speaking of which, I want to remind everyone that Daylight Savings time expires Sunday morning, November 6th, so be sure to set your clocks back one hour.

And also don’t forget about the Carolina Beach Christmas Parade on Friday, December 2nd, with the Flotilla to follow on the 3rd.

In my most recent e-newsletter, I introduced a handful of videos that have been added to our website. These videos showcase unique attributes of Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, Wrightsville Beach, Wilmington and Topsail Beach. If you have a chance, please take a look at www.CoastwalkRealEstate.com, you’ll be glad you did!

Now it’s time for some updated real estate info…here you go!

n  Year to date there have been 246 sales in Carolina Beach, this compares to 242 for the same period in 2010. The average price per square foot for single family homes in 2011 is $160, compared to $159 in 2010.

 

n  Year to date there have been 83 sales in Kure Beach, This compares to 80 sales for the same period in 2010. The average price per square foot for single family homes in 2011 is $196, compared to $202 in 2010.

 

n  Year to date there have been 1,904 sales in Wilmington, This compares to 1,986 for the same period in 2010.

 

n  The highest priced home to sell so far this year in New Hanover County was a house in Wrightsville Beach for $2,895,000. There have been a total of 44 homes to sell over $1,000,000 since 1/1/2011.

 

n  The largest home to sell this year in New Hanover County was a 9,200 sq ft home in Landfall that SOLD for $1,850,000. Year to date there have been 17 homes over 5,000 sq ft that have SOLD in New Hanover County.

 

n  In Carolina and Kure Beach, as of late October, there have been 300 homes and condo to have SOLD over the past 12 months (this number excludes land sales). 85 of these were bank-owned homes, and 37 were short sales. This number represents about 40% of total sales.

 

Expect Results:

 

Your Real Estate Market Report is provided by Justin Donaton of Coastwalk Real Estate. Data is courtesy of the Wilmington Association of REALTORS MLS. Justin does not just "list" properties, he sells them! To get your home SOLD for the highest possible price, call Justin at 910-352-0998. Justin has been the #1 Agent on Pleasure Island since 2006. He has the highest dollar volume of sales, and has had the most number of closings. His business is built on hard work and high-impact marketing. Please visit:  www.CoastwalkRealEstate.com for more info.

Nov. 4, 2011

Wilmington Chef on Top Chef

November 2nd, 2011 10:52pm

Catch chef Keith Rhodes survives first round of Top Chef: Texas

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Local culinary wiz Keith Rhodes cooked some rabbit and impressed the judges Wednesday night on the premiere of the Bravo reality TV series “Top Chef: Texas.”

Rhodes, the man behind Wilmington’s Catch and Phun restaurants and former finalist in the StarNews’ own Top Chef competitions, was one of 29 chefs from around the country vying to be one of 16 chefs to move on in the competition.

Rhodes’ rabbit dish earned him one of the coveted 16 spots and he’ll stay in the competition at least another week.

Standing before the judges, Rhodes joked he was “too big to pass out.” But despite his nerves, he presented seared rabbit tenderloin and chicken fried rabbit that judge Tom Colicchio called “perfectly cooked.”

“Top Chef: Texas” airs at 10 p.m. Wednesdays on Bravo.

http://tv.blogs.starnewsonline.com/13930/catch-chef-keith-rhodes-survives-first-round-of-top-chef-texas/

Love you! 

Nov. 3, 2011

Kure Beach News - November 5th 2011

KURE BEACH TOWN NEWS – NOVEMBER 3, 2011

 

 

DECEMBER 6 BUS TRIP TO MIKE’S FARM – DEADLINE NOVEMBER 14 – DON’T DELAY!!!

Kure Beach Parks & Recreation invites you on a trip to Mike’s Farm in Beulaville, NC, on Tuesday, December 6 for the low price of just $46/person ($45/seniors 55+). This all-inclusive price provides roundtrip bus fare, driver tip, dinner and hayride. The bus leaves KB Town Hall at 3:30 pm. After arriving at the farm, you’ll have time to shop in the Country Store and Gift Shop before a 6:00 pm dinner. Menu includes country ham biscuits, fresh fried chicken, tender pork loin & gravy, assorted vegetables, Ms. Mike’s famous mac and cheese, and assorted homemade desserts from their bakery. After dinner, we’ll take a hayride through the woods to enjoy Mike’s famous Festival of Lights show before heading home. Registration deadline is November 14. Seating is limited on the bus, so come to Kure Beach Town Hall and make your reservation today!

 

ELECTION DAY IS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8… GET OUT AND VOTE!!!

     Municipal Elections will be held on Tuesday, November 8, 2011. For Kure Beach the following positions will be voted upon: one Mayor; two Council seats for 4-year terms, and one Council seat for a 2-year, unexpired term ending in 2013. All registered voters with the New Hanover County Board of Elections who reside within the municipal boundaries of each jurisdiction will be eligible to vote in their assigned Precinct.

     All Polling Places on November 8 will be open from 6:30 am until 7:30 pm. The Town Hall Council Room is the polling precinct for Kure Beach.

    One-Stop Absentee Voting for all elections will begin October 20th and continue through November 5th at the following Wilmington locations and times:

  • 230 Government Center Drive, Suite 39, M-F, 9am-5pm
  • Senior Resource Center, 2222 S. College Road, M-F, 11am-6pm
  • Main Library (3rd floor), 201 Chestnut Street, M-F, 11am-6pm.
  • Saturday only for all locations is November 5th, 9am-1pm.

     For more information, contact the Board of Elections office at 230 Government Center Drive, Suite 180, Wilmington, NC, M-F, 8am-5pm. 910-798-7330 or www.nhcvote.com.

 

NATIONWIDE EMERGENCY ALARM SYSTEM TEST

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Communications Commission will conduct the first nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System, according to New Hanover County Emergency Management Director Warren Lee. The nationwide test will occur on Wednesday, November 9 at 2 p.m. Eastern time and may last up to three and a half minutes.  The public will hear a message indicating that "This is a test."  The audio message will be the same for both radio and television.

 

INSTALLATION OF SIDEWALK ON NORTH SIDE OF K AVENUE – PUBLIC HEARING NOVEMBER 15

     The Town Council is considering a request from the Shoreline Access and Parking committee to install a sidewalk on the north side of K Avenue beginning at Third Avenue and continuing to Seventh Avenue.

     The sidewalk will begin ten (10) feet from the street and will be five (5) feet in width. There will be no curbing. Click on THIS LINK to see a mock up of the location of the proposed sidewalk.

     The Town plans to share the cost of the installation with the Department of Transportation (DOT), as this portion of K Avenue is a state road. The sidewalk will be installed on the DOT Right of Way. The Town’s portion of the cost will be paid from Powell Bill Funds (gas tax).

     A public hearing will be held on this proposal on Tuesday, November 15, 2011 at 5:30 pm, or soon thereafter, at Town Hall in the Council Room.

     If you are unable to attend the hearing, comments may be sent to Town Council via the Town Clerk at townclerk@townofkurebeach.org; via fax 910-458-7421; or via mail to the Town Clerk’s attention at 117 Settlers Lane, Kure Beach, NC 28449

 

 

KURE BEACH COMMITTEE VACANCIES

The Town of Kure Beach is always looking for residents who would like to serve on Town committees. For a list of committees and member vacancies, access the Town’s website and view the list at the bottom of the calendar list on the homepage.

 

COFFEE WITH THE MAYOR

Mayor Dean Lambeth wants to hear your thoughts and concerns regarding the Kure Beach community. Come and meet with him on Saturday mornings at Town Hall from 9:00 -11:00 am.

Oct. 29, 2011

Carolina Beach Real Estate Update

Carolina Beach, NC Market Update

 

Carolina Beach is located at the southern end of New Hanover County on Pleasure Island. Pleasure Island consists of Kure Beach and Carolina Beach, and in total is about 9 miles long.

 

The northern portion of the island is Freeman Park, which is an undeveloped strand of beach and marshland.

 

The southern portion of the island is Ft Fisher State Park. This is a large protected area with a small museum, the Ft Fisher Aquarium, and the Ft Fisher / Southport Ferry. The rest is all natural with stunning beaches and walking trails. Did you know there used to be two lighthouses, and a  runway in Ft Fisher?

 

Carolina Beach became a very popular destination in the late 90’s as Wrightsville Beach began to become very expensive. Some now like Carolina & Kure Beach more as it offers an abundance of outdoor activities, and places to enjoy them.

 

The Carolina Beach State Park is one of them. This is a 1,000 acre park with trails, hiking bird watching, camping and a marina.

 

Downtown Carolina Beach has a quaint small town feel. There are about a dozen restaurants, several bars and shopping. There is also the boardwalk which brings a nostalgic component to the town. And of course Britt’s Donuts.

 

The town also has a dog park, ball fields and a skate park. Surfing and kayaking are also popular activities. The town has a marina and a fleet of commercial fishing boats for charter!

 

As a blossoming town, Carolina Beach was susceptible to the real estate craze that hit in the early 2000’s.

 

Prior to the real estate boom, interior home sites on the island costs on average around $50,000. These ran up to $300,000+ during the boom, and have since fallen back down considerable.

 

Oceanfront lots, before the boom, were priced between $300,000 and $400,000. At the peak lots SOLD for $1,000,000+.

 

Carolina Beach saw its fair share of speculation and real estate investors, so the pricing curve shot up quickly. At times, homes in Carolina Beach and home sites were on the market for a matter of hours, and often multiple offers were received. It was as frenzy.

 

For example, in 2004 there were 908 properties that SOLD on the island (in Carolina and Kure Beach), in 2005 this number dropped to 890. In 2006 this number dropped dramatically to 329, which is a decrease of 63%.

 

In 2008 Pleasure Island hits its low with only 269 properties to have SOLD.

 

Since 2008, we have seen an increase in the number of sales, and in 2011 we are on track to see a total back near 400.

 

Carolina Beach is also seeing a decline in inventory. In 2006, the number of homes listed swelled near 800. Today, it’s about ½ that number.

 

The real estate market is far from being normal, but with the attractive prices and low interest rates, there are active buyers purchasing homes in Carolina & Kure Beach. They are purchasing primary homes, second homes and investment property.

 

Oct. 28, 2011

Wilmington Real Estate report and update

I hope you’re enjoying the fall, my favorite time of year here at the beach. There are so many things to do!

Recently we had the Seafood Blue & Jazz Festival, Island Day, The Salty Paws Festival (thank you to everyone who donated & organized this terrific event), the Hot Wax Surf Contest, the Carolina Beach Fire Department BBQ (yummy), Fall Festival in Ft Fisher, and Trick-or-Treat at the Ft Fisher Aquarium.

What a time of year!

Speaking of which, I want to remind everyone that Daylight Savings time expires Sunday morning, November 6th, so be sure to set your clocks back one hour.

And also don’t forget about the Carolina Beach Christmas Parade on Friday, December 2nd, with the Flotilla to follow on the 3rd.

In my most recent e-newsletter, I introduced a handful of videos that have been added to our website. These videos showcase unique attributes of Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, Wrightsville Beach, Wilmington and Topsail Beach. If you have a chance, please take a look at www.CoastwalkRealEstate.com, you’ll be glad you did!

Now it’s time for some updated real estate info…here you go!

n  Year to date there have been 246 sales in Carolina Beach, this compares to 242 for the same period in 2010. The average price per square foot for single family homes in 2011 is $160, compared to $159 in 2010.

 

n  Year to date there have been 83 sales in Kure Beach, This compares to 80 sales for the same period in 2010. The average price per square foot for single family homes in 2011 is $196, compared to $202 in 2010.

 

n  Year to date there have been 1,904 sales in Wilmington, This compares to 1,986 for the same period in 2010.

 

n  The highest priced home to sell so far this year in New Hanover County was a house in Wrightsville Beach for $2,895,000. There have been a total of 44 homes to sell over $1,000,000 since 1/1/2011.

 

n  The largest home to sell this year in New Hanover County was a 9,200 sq ft home in Landfall that SOLD for $1,850,000. Year to date there have been 17 homes over 5,000 sq ft that have SOLD in New Hanover County.

 

n  In Carolina and Kure Beach, as of late October, there have been 300 homes and condo to have SOLD over the past 12 months (this number excludes land sales). 85 of these were bank-owned homes, and 37 were short sales. This number represents about 40% of total sales.

 

Expect Results:

 

Your Real Estate Market Report is provided by Justin Donaton of Coastwalk Real Estate. Data is courtesy of the Wilmington Association of REALTORS MLS. Justin does not just "list" properties, he sells them! To get your home SOLD for the highest possible price, call Justin at 910-352-0998. Justin has been the #1 Agent on Pleasure Island since 2006. He has the highest dollar volume of sales, and has had the most number of closings. His business is built on hard work and high-impact marketing. Please visit:  www.CoastwalkRealEstate.com for more info.

 

Oct. 28, 2011

Kure Beach NC Town News, Kure Beach Updates

KURE BEACH TOWN NEWS – OCTOBER 27, 2011

 

 

INSTALLATION OF SIDEWALK ON NORTH SIDE OF K AVENUE – PUBLIC HEARING NOVEMBER 15

     The Town Council is considering a request from the Shoreline Access and Parking committee to install a sidewalk on the north side of K Avenue beginning at Third Avenue and continuing to Seventh Avenue.

     The sidewalk will begin ten (10) feet from the street and will be five (5) feet in width. There will be no curbing. Click on THIS LINK to see a mock up of the location of the proposed sidewalk.

     The Town plans to share the cost of the installation with the Department of Transportation (DOT), as this portion of K Avenue is a state road. The sidewalk will be installed on the DOT Right of Way. The Town’s portion of the cost will be paid from Powell Bill Funds (gas tax).

     A public hearing will be held on this proposal on Tuesday, November 15, 2011 at 5:30 pm, or soon thereafter, at Town Hall in the Council Room.

     If you are unable to attend the hearing, comments may be sent to Town Council via the Town Clerk at townclerk@townofkurebeach.org; via fax 910-458-7421; or via mail to the Town Clerk’s attention at 117 Settlers Lane, Kure Beach, NC 28449

 

REZONING OF K AVENUE – JOINT WORKSESSION NOVEMBER 1

     The Town Council is considering rezoning K Avenue from Fourth Avenue to Seventh Avenue to allow commercial and/or mixed use. The Town’s Land Use Plan identifies this area as the ‘K Avenue corridor’ and highlights the area for future expansion of the commercial district.

     Current zoning in this area is as follows:

  • ·         Third Avenue to Fifth Avenue is zoned RA-2. Allowed uses are one/two/multi family dwellings; motel/guest cottages; retail business to include service to the public; parking lot (with a special use permit); store or shop for custom work or to make articles mostly sold on site; business providing service of rental; or real estate offices.
  • ·         Fifth Avenue to Seventh Avenue is zoned RA-1. Allowed uses are one family dwelling; places of worship; college/school/public library/ public museum/ art gallery/ public buildings (with a special use permit); or home occupation.

     A joint work session of the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Town Council will be held on Tuesday, November 1, 2011 at 6 pm, or soon thereafter, at Town Hall in the Council Room. This is a preliminary meeting and is open to the public. This is the first of many meetings that will be held before any rezoning takes place

     If you are unable to attend the meeting, comments may be sent to Town Council via the Town Clerk at townclerk@townofkurebeach.org; via fax 910-458-7421; or via mail to the Town Clerk’s attention at 117 Settlers Lane, Kure Beach, NC 28449

 

NEW ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT @ THE KB POLICE DEPARTMENT

Tammy Earnhardt was hired effective October 17, 2011 to fill the position of Administrative Assistant in the Police Department. Former assistant Linda Williams passed away September 24, 2011. We welcome Tammy to the Kure Beach staff.

 

HEY VOLUNTEERS!!!

Kure Beach is well-known in New Hanover County for its dedicated volunteers who have helped make Kure Beach a beautiful, friendly, fun and safe place to live, work & play. This is a shout out to all of our current committee volunteers to say THANK YOU for your time, energy, enthusiasm and great ideas. This town wouldn’t be the same without you. This is also a call out to all of you would-be volunteers to please consider being on one of our committees. It’s a great way to meet your neighbors, make friends and make a difference in your community. Click on this link to see which committees need your help and what each committee is all about.  http://www.townofkurebeach.org/committee.html

 

BUS TRIP TO MIKE’S FARM – DECEMBER 6

Kure Beach Parks & Recreation invites you on a trip to Mike’s Farm in Beulaville, NC, on Tuesday, December 6 for the low price of just $46/person ($45/seniors 55+). This all-inclusive price provides roundtrip bus fare, driver tip, dinner and hayride. The bus leaves KB Town Hall at 3:30 pm. After arriving at the farm, you’ll have time to shop in the Country Store and Gift Shop before a 6:00 pm dinner. Menu includes country ham biscuits, fresh fried chicken, tender pork loin & gravy, assorted vegetables, Ms. Mike’s famous mac and cheese, and assorted homemade desserts from their bakery. After dinner, we’ll take a hayride through the woods to enjoy Mike’s famous Festival of Lights show before heading home. Registration deadline is November 14. Seating is limited on the bus, so come to Kure Beach Town Hall and make your reservation today!

 

PARKS & REC WATERCOLOR CLASSES BEGIN NOVEMBER 2

Ken Withrow, awarding winning artist and Kure Beach resident, will resume his watercolor classes at the Kure Beach Community Center on Wednesday, November 2. Beginner class is held from 9:30-11:30 am and Intermediate class is held from 12:30-2:30 pm. The 4-week sessions costs $30 per person. Register and pay at the first class. A list of supplies needed for these classes is available on the Town’s website under “Town Venues>Parks & Rec>Watercolor Class,” or you can obtain the list at Town Hall.

 

NOTICE OF 2011 ELECTIONS

     Municipal Elections will be held on Tuesday, November 8, 2011 for the position of Mayor; 2 Council seats for 4-year terms, and 1 Council seat for a 2-year unexpired term ending in 2013. All registered voters with the New Hanover County Board of Elections who reside within the municipal boundaries of each jurisdiction will be eligible to vote in their assigned Precinct.

     All Polling Places on November 8th  will be open from 6:30 am until 7:30 pm. The Town Hall Council Room is the polling precinct for Kure Beach.

     The deadline for applying for an absentee ballot to be mailed is 5pm, Tuesday, November 1st. One-Stop Absentee Voting for all elections will begin October 20th and continue through November 5th at the following Wilmington locations and times:

  • 230 Government Center Drive, Suite 39, M-F, 9am-5pm
  • Senior Resource Center, 2222 S. College Road, M-F, 11am-6pm
  • Main Library (3rd floor), 201 Chestnut Street, M-F, 11am-6pm.
  • Saturday only for all locations is November 5th, 9am-1pm.

     For more information, contact the Board of Elections office at 230 Government Center Drive, Suite 180, Wilmington, NC, M-F, 8am-5pm. 910-798-7330 or www.nhcvote.com.

 

KURE BEACH COMMITTEE VACANCIES

The Town of Kure Beach is always looking for residents who would like to serve on Town committees. For a list of committees and member vacancies, access the Town’s website and view the list at the bottom of the calendar list on the homepage.

 

COFFEE WITH THE MAYOR

Mayor Dean Lambeth wants to hear your thoughts and concerns regarding the Kure Beach community. Come and meet with him on Saturday mornings at Town Hall from 9:00 -11:00 am.

 

Oct. 24, 2011

wrightsville beach home sales

Wrightsville Beach is one of the most popular beach towns in the area. Its minutes to Wilmington, NC, the ariport, UNCW and downtwon Wilmington.

Over the past year, 78 homes and condos in Wrightsville Beach have SOLD, prices ranging from $2,895,000 down to $55,000 for a condotel room.

The average sales price in Wrightsville Beach is $818,750, and the average price per foot in Wrightsville is $415 over the past 12 months.

Oceanfront homes Wrightsville Beach and Waterfront homes in Wrightsville Beach command top dollar, and are mong the most expensive in the county.

The average days on market for Wrightsville real estate is 297.

You can search for Wrightsville Beach real estate search here.

If you are interested in Wrightsville beach foreclosures, then click here!

If you want more info please contact Coastwalk Real Estate

910-458-9119