The Southport Herald was one of several newspapers in the city that were predecessors of The State Port Pilot. It served as the local news media for Southport and for ...

We’ve gotten lucky again. The low building into a nor’easter we experienced over the weekend wasn’t particularly bad locally, but it was a serious problem again on the N.C. Outer ...

The South Brunswick football team ends its conference season Friday at Fairmont and remains in contention for another conference title.

Oak Island Town Council rejected a pair of rezoning requests this month related to two properties on Ocean Drive.

Oak Island Police Department recently welcomed a pair of new additions, and the return of a program that was dissolved more than a decade ago.

The Southport native and former alderman received a certificate of appreciation Oct. 8 from the City of Southport. Officials including Mayor Joe Pat Hatem, City Manager Noah Saldo, aldermen Karen ...

The South Brunswick volleyball team won its first-round match Monday in the N.C. High School Athletic Association 5A state playoffs.

Early voting for the Nov. 3 election continues through Oct. 31 at the Brunswick County Government Center and at four satellite locations in the county.

The Indian Trail Tree stands in the middle of Keziah Park at the intersection of West Moore and Lord streets. This tree still points the way, even after an estimated ...

Dosher Memorial Hospital Foundation’s 17th annual Dosher Foundation Golf Classic, held Oct. 9 at Oak Island Golf Course was a success, raising over $51,000 to support Dosher Hospital.

A tradition of more than 40 years of learning to fish and interacting with nature continued Sept. 26-27 with the annual Thad Wester Fishing School on Bald Head Island.

Southport Police Officer Kayce Burris was recognized as the 2026 Police Officer of the Year by the Carolina Border Shields at a ceremony held Oct. 15 in Calabash. Officer Burris ...