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The Town of Carolina Beach and other local beach Towns are concerned after they learned last week that funding for important beach nourishment projects was not included in recent Congressional legislation as promised by federal officials. Now they are exploring other options to fund such projects. (File Photo).

Local News - Tuesday, 26 January 2021 01:46

Towns Concerned About Lack Of Federal Beach Nourishment Funding

The Town of Carolina Beach held an official swearing in ceremony at Town Hall on Monday January 25th for recently hired Police Chief Vic Ward. Ward takes the position following the retirement of former Police Chief Chris Spivey.

Local News - Wednesday, 27 January 2021 05:02

New Carolina Beach Police Chief Officially Sworn In Jan. 25th

Town Of Carolina Beach Working Towards Restarting Lake Dredge Project

Local News - Wednesday, 20 January 2021 05:07

Town Of Carolina Beach Working Towards Restarting Lake Dredge Project

Demolition Underway For Cape Fear Blvd. Building

Local News - Wednesday, 20 January 2021 03:23

Demolition Underway For Cape Fear Blvd. Building

Local News - Monday, 11 January 2021 23:26

Carolina Beach Police Beat For Dec. 14th to Jan. 7th, 2021

Obituary: Helen Evanovich Kelly

Obituaries - Wednesday, 13 January 2021 01:44

Obituary: Helen Evanovich Kelly

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The Town of Carolina Beach needs your money to fuel their fiscal budget. Last year the Council raised paid parking rates. On Tuesday January 12th, they purchased new pay stations and additional vehicle immobilization devices "boots" to secure and tow vehicles with three or more unpaid parking tickets.

Local News - Wednesday, 13 January 2021 05:17

Town Begins Selling Carolina Beach Parking Decals

Amusement rides are one step closer to returning to the Carolina Beach Boardwalk area in the near future pending approval by the Town of Carolina Beach.

Local News - Tuesday, 12 January 2021 05:14

Council To Consider Permit For Boardwalk Amusement Rides

County To Hold Hearing On Revisions To Government Center Redevelopment Deal

Local News - Tuesday, 12 January 2021 05:11

County To Hold Hearing On Revisions To Government Center Redevelopment Deal

A Congressional Panel recently approved In July 2020 to continue support of local beach nourishment projects. Carolina and Kure Beaches would receive 15-year renourishment project extension and there would be $53.8 million authorized for remainder of the Wrightsville Beach project.

Local News - Wednesday, 13 January 2021 03:32

Congress Approves Beach Nourishment Funding For Area Beaches