Prepare for Hurricane Season

But First, Baby Deer.

Author

Brian Richardson
April 30, 2025

Good Morning, Leland, Winnabow, Town Creek and more! We’re glad you joined us to kick off the half-way point of the week!

In today’s LLLLeland:

  • Hurricane Expo In June

  • New Surgical Center Coming to Leland

  • Fawn Season is Here!

THE NEWS

Leland to Host Hurricane Expo in June

The Town of Leland will host its fifth annual Hurricane Expo on Saturday, June 14, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Leland Cultural Arts Center. The event aims to educate residents on hurricane preparedness with workshops, a public safety Q&A, and resources from local, state, and federal agencies. Topics include the upcoming hurricane season, flood zone hazards, and stormwater management. Attendees can collect hurricane guides, receive safety tips, and enter a rain barrel giveaway. For details, visit townofleland.com/hurricaneexpo.

New Novant Surgical Center Coming to Leland in 2026

Novant Health has begun construction on a new 16,000-square-foot outpatient surgery center in Leland, Brunswick County. The facility will feature two operating rooms and two procedure rooms, nearly doubling the county’s current surgical capacity. Scheduled to open in 2026, the center aims to address the area’s rapid population growth and improve access to care, according to Novant Health Brunswick Medical Center President and COO Heather King-Semple.

For more information - visit wwaytv3.com.

Fawn Season is Here - What to Do

Most fawns are born in late spring to early summer, and it's normal for them to be left alone for hours while their mother returns twice daily. According to Madge Matteo of Morgan Creek Wildlife Rescue, signs a fawn may need help include lying on its side, calling out for over 40 minutes, being covered in insects, or having curled ear tips. If you find a fawn near a deceased nursing doe or one appears distressed for several hours, contact a local wildlife rehabber. It’s usually best to leave fawns alone, as their mothers typically return. Keeping a fawn as a pet is illegal in most areas. For help, call 1-877-WILDHELP or 910-800-0534 in Brunswick County.

For the whole story visit wwaytv3.com.

WHAT’S HAPPENIN’

Carolina Jazz Band to Perform Friday Night at Brunswick Beer xChange

This Friday Night at 6pm the Carolina Jazz Band will be performing at Brunswick Beer xChange. BBX is located at 113 Village Road in Leland.

Shag Night Thursday at Gio Fund Event Center

Every Thursday night at 5pm at the the Gio Fund Event Center there will be Shag dancing. Appropriate for all levels from beginner to advanced and single or with a partner. No cover charge and the bar opens at 5pm. The Gio Fund Event Center is located at 117 Village Rd NE Unit G in Leland.

Yard Sale in Mallory Creek This Saturday

The Mallory Creek Annual Spring Yard Sale is BACK and you won't want to miss it!

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WEATHER

Wednesday

83 🌡️ 61 | ☀️ | 0% | 🌬️ SW 13 mph

Thursday

81 🌡️ 65 | ⛅ | 10% | 🌬️ SW 13 mph

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