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CCN Radio News — Morning Report for November 19, 2025
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Why Knowing 2025 Life Insurance Eligibility Criteria Matters For You
Why Knowing 2025 Life Insurance Eligibility Criteria Matters For You Life insurance today sits at an interesting crossroads. Families are dealing with higher living costs, more people are working gig or contract jobs, and [Read More]
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The Pros and Cons of Choosing a Guaranteed Cost Plan in 2025
The Pros and Cons of Choosing a Guaranteed Cost Plan in 2025 Securing good insurance for your workers these days feels like a constant balancing act. Every year brings unpredictable losses, new economic pressures, [Read More]
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Shallotte Police Chief to Retire in 2026
After 30 years of service in Brunswick County, it has been announced that town of Shallotte Police Chief Adam Stanley will retire from his position early in 2026. Stanley, who is a Shallotte native, [Read More]
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Lakefront has New Ordinance; Land Purchase Saves Money
Lake Waccamaw Commissioners put in place a modified text amendment regulating structures along the waterfront on Lake Shore Drive and Canal Cove Road and voted to purchase a piece of property at Tuesday night’s November [Read More]
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CCN Daily News Briefs for November 18, 2025
News Briefs for November 18, 2025 Sunday was the 19th anniversary of the deadliest day in Columbus County history. On November 16, 2006, an F3 tornado struck Riegelwood, destroying multiple homes and killing eight people [Read More]
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North Carolina is Growing
North Carolina is growing. In September, state officials announced that with a 24 percent population increase from 2020 to 2024, Brunswick County was the fastest-growing county in North Carolina. According to the N.C. Office [Read More]
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Animal Shelter Hits Capacity
Intakes have been paused at Columbus Animal Protective Services, but the shelter is still open for adoptions. APS announced today (Tuesday) that they have reached full capacity. Dogs, cats, kittens and puppies are available for [Read More]
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CCN Radio News — Afternoon Report for November 18, 2025
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Big Island Fire Controlled; Conditions Worsen
Forest Service crews have contained a fire off Big Island Road near Wardtown and N.C. 130, but officials are advising residents to be extremely careful and to avoid outdoor burning right now. “There is no [Read More]
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Whiteville Police Sponsor Blood Drive Friday
Whiteville Police will be helping the American Red Cross give the gift of life Friday. A community blood drive will be held at Vineland Station downtown from 12:30 – 5 p.m. Schedule your appointment by [Read More]
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Kyla Mae Named Parade Grand Marshal
Six-year-old Kyla Mae Benton will be the grand marshal of the Whiteville Christmas Parade. Kyla was seriously injured in the car crash that killed her mother, Misty Cribb, in January. Her stepbrother Maddox Zimmerman also [Read More]
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State Program May Help Lower Power Bills
Eligible Columbus County residents can potentially see major savings on the electric bills through a new program. The new Energy Saver North Carolina program is designed to make it more affordable for low- to moderate-income [Read More]
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CCN Radio News — Morning Report for November 18, 2025
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Weather Update – Tuesday November 18, 2025
CCN Weather Update for Tuesday November 18, 2025 This weather update is sponsored by Freedom Insurance of Whiteville. Trust Freedom Insurance to give you clear blue skies when it comes to home, car, boat, or [Read More]
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CCN Daily News Briefs for November 17, 2025
News Briefs for November 17, 2025 K9 Officer Zena will soon be patrolling the halls of Columbus County City and County Schools. The drug and gun sniffing K9 was paid for by an anonymous donor [Read More]