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A trip to Wrightsville beach reminds Richard of his connection to the place.

By Richard Sceiford

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Book reviewer Nicki Leone wonders how far people will go to be able to stay home.

By NIcki Leone

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Responsible development isn't always easy but commentator Charles Boney says in a region of such enviornmental significance as ours it is essential.

By Charles Boney

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Charles Boney and his family make their home in the Historic district of downtown Wilmington.

Susan Dankel speaks with NPR Senior Correspondent about media, race, and the state of civil rights in America today.

By WHQR

Wilmington NC – Juan Williams, one of America's leading journalists, is a senior correspondent for Morning Edition. He also works on documentaries and participates in NPR's efforts to explore television opportunities. Knowledgeable and charismatic, he brings insight, depth and humor -- hallmarks of NPR programs -- to a wide spectrum of issues and ideas.

Those aren't deer eyes in Andy's headlights.

By Andy Wood

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Andy Wood is Education Director for Audubon North Carolina.

No man manages his affairs as well as a tree does.

By Barbara Sullivan

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Barbara SUllivan lives and gardens in Historic downtown Wilmington.

Cell phones give new meaning to an old phrase.

By Catherine McCall

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Trends in the cost and availability of higher education.

By Dennis Henderson

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Over the past two decades there has been a pronounced upward trend in the enrollment of recent high school graduates in college. Even so, the share of the population that is college-educated is surprisingly low. This creates some economic difficulties that could be mitigated as a matter of public policy.

Though Valentines Day is a month away, Steven is already thinking romantic thoughts.

By Steven Errante

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Steven Errante conducts the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, who will present music of romance on February 14th.

A coming-of-age story appropriate to the day.

By John Ormond

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John Ormond is a counselor with a general practice at Lumina Station.