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Brad and Tricia Heys shared their first kiss outside of 345 Lincoln Street, what is now Kava Haus. The two had been working together at...

Every year in Wilmington hundreds of plants suffer to clear out homeless camps. This summer dozens will be rescued to 'Beautify...

If you haven’t listened to our full podcast interview with Shelby Boatman, executive director of the Clinton County History Center, here...

Real Change Wilmington sits down with Clinton County History Center Executive Director Shelby Boatman, to discuss her role as executive...

“Love them or hate them, Sugartree Ministries is part of our downtown, and the building itself could use some work”, said local business...

Wilmington City Schools has wrapped up their 2022–23 school year. The staff gathered for their last meeting of the school year on May...

Clinton County celebrates Memorial Day on this beautiful Monday May 29th. Gathered at the Veterans Memorial starting the day with a...

Wilmington City Schools (WCS) board meeting on Monday, May 22, 2023 at Wilmington Middle School (WMS). Before the board started their...

Council Agrees to Move Public Comments to a 'Town Hall Meeting' Due to Recent Disruptions City Council President, Mark McKay, presented...

Wilmington Chamber of Commerce and Clinton County Workforce Collaborative hosted the Clinton County Job and Resource Fair on Wednesday...

Updated May 2, 2023 at 9:29pm Below are results for contested candidates and issues only. For full results, visit the Clinton County...

Real Change Wilmington sits down with Clinton County Community Action Program (CCCAP) Director Jane Newkirk and Educational Programs...

The Clinton County Advisory Committee would like to thank everyone who supported their parking lot fundraiser today at the Clinton County...

We made the paper. Literally, we MADE the paper! The first print edition of our community news, events, and resources on our website and...

Real Change Wilmington welcomes several members of the Wilmington City Schools administration and Board of Education to sit down and...