The wife of a Wrightsville Beach man accused of second-degree kidnapping a child in downtown Wilmington spoke out on Wednesday. https://t.co/deRsbfgT5Q
On Thursday, more than a thousand people, including two reporters from WWAY, started off 2026 by taking a plunge into the Atlantic Ocean at the 11th Annual Wrightsville Plunge. https://t.co/Y36PWcq5uN
Many in the local skate boarding community are petitioning to rename a Wilmington skate park at Greenfield Lake to "Alec Chambers Skate Park." https://t.co/2hk0ixx4Q8
Column: At first I was intimidated by working for the Chronicle. Now I’m writing my goodbye column after a year of proudly working on this staff, writes @kamy_smelser
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Students strut the campus sporting trends that can date back to the 16th century, while also looking to the '70s for the iconic flared, bell bottom jean, reports @kamy_smelser
https://t.co/Tii54gXPEt
Columbia's Campus Violence Prevention Plan has not been updated since 2015. Now, a new working draft of the plan which outlines Campus Safety and Security's efforts is open for public commentary, reports @Kamy_Smelser.
https://t.co/pZP8MbAUpO
Good story by @kamy_smelser in the @CCChronicle about @ColumbiaChi making the "honor roll" of best colleges for student voting, thanks to Columbia Votes! https://t.co/qimVl3eAZc
Columbia’s Career Center hosted a “Careers In Cannabis” event featuring four panelists, each with a unique and specific career in the cannabis industry, reports @TakakiZoe and @Kamy_Smelser.
https://t.co/cQ7tLasZgl
Columbia continues to be a leader in educating its students about voting, resulting in it being recognized as one of the best voter-friendly colleges in the country, reports @Kamy_Smelser.
https://t.co/yG56u0oRW0