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Financial Literacy/Money Management Presentation Is Offered Free

Third District Council Member Darius Brown, who serves on the Wilmington City Council’s Economic Development Committee, today announced another in a series of free monthly presentations to promote financial literacy […]

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Bishop Aretha Morton to be Honored with a Ceremonial Street Renaming

Washington Street, between 5th and 6th Streets, is renamed “Bishop Aretha E. Morton Way” Wilmington Mayor Dennis P. Williams, City Council President Theo Gregory and Council Member At-Large Justen Wright […]

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Special Financial Services Industry Class Presented at Howard High School of Technology

Council Member Darius Brown arranged for an organization of securities professionals to interact with students at the school’s academy of finance Students from the Howard High School of Technology Academy […]

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Wilmington’s FY 2017 Budget Approved Last Night During a Special Meeting of City Council

The 13-member body met to reconsider last week’s defeat of the budget and passed the plan by a vote of 8 to 5; the FY 2017 budget was amended to […]

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Council Members Williams and Dorsey Walker Team with Local Restaurant to Assist 10 Year Old Boy Critically Injured When Hit by a Van

Cash or gift cards are sought to assist the boy and his family with medical expenses Wilmington City Council members Robert Williams (D-7th District) and Sherry Dorsey Walker (D-6th District) […]

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Council President Gregory Applauds the City’s New Real Time Crime Center

Goal is a more coordinated approach to preventing and solving crimes Wilmington City Council President Theo Gregory offered the following comment today after attending the opening ceremony for Wilmington’s new […]

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Mayor Williams and City Council President Gregory Announce a Budget Compromise for FY 2017; Funding Added for Land Bank and Housing/Neighborhood Initiatives; Four Vacant Positions Eliminated

Council’s Finance Committee will review details of the agreement today at 5 p.m.; The compromise could go to the full Council on Thursday for a vote Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams […]

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