Delete it or read it, you just can't beat it. Commentator David Hill addresses the scourge of Spam!

By David Hill

Wilmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear David's commentary.

Dr. David Hill is a pediatrician and internist who lives in Wilmington.

50 years after this landmark case, UNCW asks "How Has It Changed Us?"

By WHQR

Wilmington NC – In Spring 2004, the University of North Carolina at Wilmington will commemorate the 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education (May 17, 1954), the Supreme Court decision that ended the doctrine of ?separate but equal? as a constitutional principle.

An overload of imagery.

By Nan Graham

Wilmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear Nan's commentary.

Nan Gram teaches at UNCW and is the author of Turn South at the Next Magnolia.

It was two architects who shared one name who gave Wilmington one of it's finest churches.

By Charles Boney

Wilmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear Charles' commentary.

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

Good plants for a garden that mostly does it's own thing.

By Barbara Sullivan

Wilmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear Barbara's commentary.

Barbara Sullivan is a lawyer who lives and gardens in Historic downtown Wilmington.

Our naturalist gets Firewise.

By Andy Wood

Wilmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear Andy's commentary.

Andy Wood is Education Director for Audubon North Carolina.

Taxes may be a partisan issue but in an election year everyone is talking about spending.

By Dennis Henderson

Wilmington NC – [Click the LISTEN button to hear Dennis' commentary.]

The politics of "paper or plastic?"

By Catherine McCall

Wilmington NC – [Click the LISTEN button to hear Catherine's commentary.]

Recent pictures confirm the stunning redness of the red planet, Mars, and showcase the ingenuity and technical prowess of NASA scientists. There is no disputing the beauty?and mystery?inherent in such a dramatic landscape. Who among us doesn?t long to reach through the photographs and scrape our fingers along the fine dust, just to see what legacy sits beneath the surface?

Musical lovers for lovers of music.

By Steven Errante

Wilmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear Steven's commentary.

Steven Errante conducts the Wilmington Symphony. Porgy and Juliet, Romeo and Bess will also be there for the Classics and Pops Concert on Saturday, February 14th 2004.

A celebration of our limitations.

By John Ormond

Wilmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear John's commentary.

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