The Brunswick Beacon

06/18/2026

The town of Calabash is under contract to purchase a former television and radio recording studio at 8840 Old Georgetown Road that will serve as its future town hall. The Brunswick Beacon on May 21 first reported the town's plans to relocate town hall to the new location.

The town of Calabash is under contract to purchase a former television and radio recording studio at 8840 Old Georgetown Road that will serve as its future town hall.

06/18/2026

As North Carolinians’ voice concerns about the influx of data centers across the state and state lawmakers take steps to curb these uses, county commissioners recently voiced opposition to data center development in Brunswick County.

As North Carolinians’ voice concerns about the influx of data centers across the state and state lawmakers take steps to curb these uses, county commissioners recently voiced opposition to data

06/18/2026

The Calabash Board of Commissioners voted 3-2 on June 9 to approve a master site plan for the 1,137.62-acre Bay Line project, a 2,476-unit mixed-use development planned between Old Georgetown Road and Thomasboro Road.

The Calabash Board of Commissioners voted 3-2 on June 9 to approve a master site plan for the 1,137.62-acre Bay Line project, a 2,476-unit mixed-use development planned between Old Georgetown

06/18/2026

The Carolina Shores Board of Commissioners during its June 8 meeting unanimously adopted the town’s fiscal year 2026-2027 budget and approved the installation of multiple stop signs within the Carolina Shores subdivision.

The Carolina Shores Board of Commissioners during its June 8 meeting unanimously adopted the town’s fiscal year 2026-2027 budget and approved the installation of multiple stop signs within the Carolina

06/18/2026

In a commissioners chambers packed to the gills, the development agreement for a massive 12,499-home project in Winnabow was withdrawn on June 15 after the county planning department, county commissioners and citizens raised numerous and varied issues with the proposal.

In a commissioners chambers packed to the gills, the development agreement for a massive 12,499-home project in Winnabow was withdrawn on June 15 after the county planning department, county commissioners

06/18/2026

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06/12/2026

The town of Holden Beach has set a public hearing date of June 16 at 5 p.m. for its proposed $33,766,210 fiscal year 2026-2027 budget, which will keep the property tax rate at $.14 per $100 value and increase the base rate for water usage by $3.50.

The town of Holden Beach has set a public hearing date of June 16 at 5 p.m. for its proposed $33,766,210 fiscal year 2026-2027 budget, which will keep the property

06/12/2026

After tabling its vote on the changes last month, the Sunset Beach Town Council during its June 1 meeting voted unanimously to approve a set of unified development ordinance text amendments that, among other changes, alters the town’s major site plan and subdivision review process.

After tabling its vote on the changes last month, the Sunset Beach Town Council during its June 1 meeting voted unanimously to approve a set of unified development ordinance text

06/11/2026

The Holden Beach Board of Commissioners on June 4 interviewed representatives from a Chapel Hill-based law firm that is the sole applicant for the vacant town attorney position. It directed staff to bring back a letter of engagement to consider during its June 16 meeting.

The Holden Beach Board of Commissioners on June 4 interviewed representatives from a Chapel Hill-based law firm that is the sole applicant for the vacant town attorney position. It directed

06/11/2026

The Sunset Beach Town Council unanimously voted June 1 against pursuing a charter amendment that would have shifted the town’s municipal elections from odd-numbered years to even-numbered years and changed the mayoral term length from two years to four years.

The Sunset Beach Town Council unanimously voted June 1 against pursuing a charter amendment that would have shifted the town’s municipal elections from odd-numbered years to even-numbered years and changed