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In 2021, more Americans than ever have been dying from opioid overdoses – and those increased rates are showing up in the Cape Fear Region, too. But local medical providers and organizations are trying to reverse that trend.
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Governor Roy Cooper has appointed Coastal Horizons’ Treatment Operations Director, Ryan Estes, to the North Carolina Commission for Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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At Monday's August 24th meeting, the County Commissioners approved a mask mandate for all county buildings and voted to purchase equipment for the…
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Coastal Horizons Center, the non-profit treatment center on the front lines in the opioid addiction battle, had its Annual Meeting Wednesday. The…
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The Wilmington City Council unanimously approved a special use permit for The Healing Place of New Hanover County. Last night’s meeting was the seventh…
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When #METOO went viral last October, no one could have predicted how many women and men would add their voices to what has become the name of a movement.…
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13 Reasons Why – first a book, then a Netflix series, tells the story of Hannah Baker, a high school student who dies by suicide. But before she carries…
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September is National Recovery Month and the Cape Fear Region is celebrating. Mandy Anderson from the Wilmington Treatment Center is a part of the Cape…
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A bipartisan bill to combat human trafficking is working its way through the United States legislature. The national initiative could benefit the Cape…
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Wilmington may be among the first communities nationwide to pioneer a health care program integrating primary and behavioral care. New Hanover Regional…