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NC Land and Water Fund honors Freeman Park

Conservation efforts are being made in the Pleasure Island area. The NC Land and Water Fund honored Freeman Park with a land grant of $4 million dollars this past month, and the money will go towards preserving wildlife and the upkeep of the Carolina Beach sanctuary.

Freeman Park, active in operation for approximately 18 years, houses a variety of coastal plants and marine animals. Before it was established, the area was one of the few that allowed African American families to vacation there. Home to the former Seabreeze Resort, the park was owned by the Freeman family until the land was bought from them. The $4 million dollar loan will span across the 337-acre shoreline and seek to sustain the natural environment and history of the land.

 

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Courtney Rivenbark on making a positive impact on the fashion world

With the rise of fast fashion in recent decades and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, remaining small businesses face challenges of existing in an oversaturated, fast-paced consumer landscape. In spite of the challenges, people like Courtney Rivenbark, owner and creator of Cococlem, persist with their small businesses, focusing on sustainable, ethical products that make a positive impact in the fashion world. As a size-inclusive, made-to-order clothing brand with all fabric prints designed by Rivenbark, her business is truly unique to her.

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WILMINGTON, North Carolina - On Wednesday, Tina Martin got her first win as the UNCW women's basketball interim Head Coach with a 84-59 victory over Mount Olive, snapping a 21 game losing streak that stretches back to December 2021.
 
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As humans, we are wired for connectivity whether we are able bodied or neurodivergent. In fact, our societal construct is built on the assumption that we would be able to form connections with other people. However, people who are neurodivergent often discover that finding connectivity is often impossible due to the ingrained ableism within our society. As a result, we tend to accept human connections wherever we can find them, and this unfortunately sets us up to be taken advantage of physically, mentally, emotionally or even psychologically. A perfect, yet tragic, example of this is the depiction of Tony Hughes' encounter with Jeffrey Dahmer in the popular Netflix series, "Dahmer".

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Jessica Clark unveils Indigenous artworks in partnership with UNCW

The Honoring Southeastern NC Indigenous Peoples Celebration, held on Thursday, Nov. 3, served to commemorate the lives and cultures of Indigenous peoples. The day featured many Indigenous performances in the amphitheater, celebrating both traditional Indigenous practices and modern life. Cheers filled the air of the clocktower lounge as three paintings recognizing Southeastern Indigenous cultures were revealed to the public. Artist Jessica Clark focused specifically on contemporary Indigenous peoples when creating her paintings.
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