Camille Mojica
ReporterCamille hails from Long Island, NY where the exuberance of sports season never ended. She graduated from Boston University with a BS in Journalism and double minors in Classical Civilizations and Philosophy. Chasing stories has been a passion of hers since she was little, channeling itself through her art and writing. Camille’s journey in audio is never ending and she’s served as a podcast producer on multiple shows. When she’s not working she enjoys chatting and gaming with friends, reading, and creating digital art.
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Thursday started the beginning of hurricane season. New Hanover County’s Emergency Management shared programs and advice for vulnerable populations in the county as well as new transplants dealing with hurricanes for the first time. -
Welcome back to the Cape Fear Rundown. This week we’re going to start off talking to Ben about something that’s been frustrating parents to no end. Then, we talk to Grace about the plans to dredge the Wilmington harbor again, and finally we talk to Kelly about how affiliates get their stories on the air to a national audience.
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Welcome back to the Cape Fear Rundown. We talk to Ben first about Ted Davis, and the criticism he’s received lately, and then we do a switcheroo, and Ben asks Cami about a panel of experts pushing back against ramped-up police presence at New Hanover County Schools.
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Last week, Community organization Sokoto House held a panel in response to New Hanover County School District’s Superintendent Dr. Charles Foust’s push for more law enforcement in schools. WHQR’s Ben Schachtman and Camille Mojica discussed it on this week’s Cape Fear Rundown.
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At Monday's New Hanover County Commissioners meeting, board members voted to go ahead with further planning of Project Grace.
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Ahead of his planned veto of an abortion bill tomorrow, Governor Roy Cooper held a roundtable panel discussion with experts in New Hanover County. His aim: to educate constituents, with the hope that they pressure local Republican representatives to vote against the veto override. Cooper only needs to flip one vote — the GOP has a veto-proof majority, but only if all members vote in lockstep.
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The Rock Hill community is getting safe drinking water through a joint effort by New Hanover County and CFPUA. If not for the community’s advocacy work, the problem may have gone unaddressed.
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Welcome back to the Cape Fear Rundown! This week, Grace gives us an update on changing voting laws and explains to us how they work. Then, Rachel joins us about how experts are trying to help the students of New Hanover County.
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At Monday night’s meeting, the New Hanover Board of Commissioners voted on a contentious development request on Carolina Beach Road.
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Welcome back to the Cape Fear Rundown! We're at 40 episodes! This week we’re going to talk to Kelly about some state-level housing legislation she’s keeping her eye on, then we talk to Rachel about her latest CFCC piece, and finally, Ben joins us to talk about our most recent, in-the-works statewide project.
