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Cape Fear Health Net
Local
Cape Fear Health Net connects the uninsured to health care, says more support is needed
Rachel Keith
For 17 years, Cape Fear Health Net, a local non-profit, has served lower-income adults who can’t afford medical insurance. The group has connected hundreds of people to pro bono medical care, but those who lead the organization are worried about its financial future.
FILE - Logan Feeney pours a water sample with forever chemicals, known as PFAS, into a container for research, April 10, 2024, at a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency lab in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Joshua A. Bickel, File)
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Local
Brunswick County will apply for clean water grants
Kelly Kenoyer
Local
A conversation with Spence Broadhurst, looking back at five years on The Endowment board
Benjamin Schachtman
The Newsroom
  • A conversation with Spence Broadhurst, looking back at five years on The Endowment board
    On today's show, a candid sitdown with Spence Broadhurst, who helped steer the hospital sale that led to the creation of The Endowment, served as its first board chair, and has, in his words, acted as a watchdog for its founding documents. We discuss the challenges and debates the board has faced. And we touch on some of the tension around the recent county commissioner vote, which effectively removed him from The Endowment board.
More Local News
CIS Of Cape Fear Office in Wilmington
  1. CIS of Cape Fear starts work on the $900,000 Endowment grant
  2. Republican candidate Sean Guerrero drops out of the race for Wilmington City Council
  3. NHC commissioners reappoint one founding Endowment board member, replace another
  4. Leland Town Council candidates on this race's most important issues
  5. Sunday Edition: The Death of Charlie Kirk
  6. NCDEQ mandates changes to PFAS well testing in the lower Cape Fear area
  7. NC Child unveils data on state of children in the Cape Fear region
  8. Governor Stein stops in Wilmington to deliver message of support to union workers
  9. City of Wilmington passes homelessness ordinance after amendment
  10. Incumbent drops out of race for Leland Town Council
  11. District Attorney Jason Smith reminds parents to be alert following trial of sex offender
  12. Photos: Wilmington's annual Pooch Plunge sends off summer with a splash
Culture / Arts / Inside HQR
  1. "TERRA y LUNA" Fourth Friday Reception
  2. Around Town with Rhonda Bellamy: Beth Carter, organizer of the Island Arts Council's Art in the Yard
  3. Dancer, teacher, and artist Ashley Barnes on the joy of "seeing it all finally come together"
  4. Commentary: Dr. Steven Errante
  5. Commentary: Wills Maxwell
  6. Soup to Nuts Featuring: Admiral Radio On-Air This Weekend!
  7. Around Town with Rhonda Bellamy: September Krueger, Director of Lifelong Learning at Cameron Art Museum
  8. Little Lunch Music with Harken Here Folk Ensemble
  9. Around Town with Rhonda Bellamy: James Christopher of Cool Wilmington
  10. "Learn by playing and play by acting”: LJ Woodard on the evolution of The Performance Club
  11. Commentary: Wilbur Jones
  12. Commentary: Nan Graham - "It was a lesson to us all"
Evenings on 92.7fm Classical HQR
National News
  1. New policies are making life harder for trans people — and prompting big financial decisions
  2. Why was Kirk killed? Evidence paints complicated picture of alleged assassin
  3. Trump is deploying the National Guard to Memphis. Experts worry it's becoming normal
  4. Kirk shooting videos spread online, even to viewers who didn't want to see them
  5. Foreign influencers are doing their best to spin the Charlie Kirk assassination
  6. Mississippi police await autopsy results for Black student found hanged at university
  7. CDC pauses remote work arrangements for employees with disabilities, union says
  8. U.S. Education Dept. unites conservative groups to create 'patriotic' civics content
  9. Utah's Gov. Cox and 'Disagree Better' are in the spotlight after Kirk killing
  10. A shooting in Pennsylvania has left 3 officers dead and 2 injured
State News
Nicole Schoychid, left, and Rebekah Canu, co-founders of Wildwood Agile Leaning Center, embrace inside the schoolhouse, which was damaged by flooding in Hurricane Helene, as they are surrounded by debris and mud, Thursday, Dec. 5, 2024, in Boone, N.C. The school had to compete against many other organizations and businesses vying for their own space in Boone after Helene damaged the town, creating a “bottleneck” from demand, Schoychid says. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough)
  1. Hurricane Helene displaced thousands of students. Some struggled to get back on track with school
  2. Cone Health receives national recognition for narrowing the blood pressure gap
  3. Community organizations fundraise for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools
  4. Environmental group, developer reach settlement in Durham sediment pollution case
  5. Tourism spending in Forsyth County surpasses $1 billion
  6. Layoffs begin at PBS North Carolina following federal funding cut
  7. Forsyth Tech joins N.C. State's new guaranteed admission program for transfer students
  8. Asheville-based artist highlights pesticide companies’ greenwashing in new Charlotte installation
  9. Home near Buxton collapses into the Atlantic; it's the 12th in five years
  10. UNCSA alumna Gillian Murphy returns to the Triad for Dance Medicine Conference
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