WHITEVILLE DOWNTOWN

01/25/2025

Elliot Levine at the Chef & the Frog tonight.

10/25/2024

Tonight's festivities will begin with a pre-party at the Chef & The Frog, hosted by Chris Nash, before proceeding to the main event at the Vineland Depot. Please join us, as there will be no cover charge.

08/24/2024

Dirt Road Experience tonight at the Chef & the Frog
6 to 9
No cover.

03/17/2022

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02/07/2020

Go Whiteville! Please share.

According to HGTV, Ben and Erin Napier of the hit series Home Town will take on their biggest renovation project ever, a takeover to makeover an entire town

09/17/2018

Let's try to make this work! Everybody's help is greatly appreciated.

For the second time in 2 years, Downtown Whiteville was hit by a major hurricane. We need help rebuilding our city. Many buildings owners saw their roof collapse. Business owners lost all their wares and goods. Worse yet is the fact that some roads will be closed for weeks, if not months, preve...

09/17/2018

This was Whiteville this morning. Please keep us in your prayers and make sure to support your local businesses once the water recedes. The merchants of Whiteville will need all the help they can get.

10/14/2016

Folks, we don't usually post anything that doesn't have anything to do with food, but once in a while, we feel compelled to say something, especially when it is that important.

We would like to remind you that we all suffered from Hurricane Matthew's visit to various degrees, but that the next few days and weeks will be especially important to your local businesses.

Many of them have lost all of their inventory. Many of them have not been able to open since last week, either because of the damage, the loss of power, or the lack of goods to sell. And because the roads were cut off (and because they were themselves busy with their own problems), both customers and suppliers stayed away.

By now, their cash flow is seriously compromised, and it will be a while before insurance adjusters can come in and their claims be covered - if they are at all, as most people and businesses do not have flood insurance.

If you can afford to do so, now is the time to show your solidarity, not by handing out any money, but by making a special effort to shop, dine and conduct business in your community, and support your local businesses, so that things can get back to normal.

This could mean the difference between recovery or closing down. Yes, for some businesses, it is truly a matter of LIFE or DEATH.

This downtown was showing great signs of improvements before the hurricane, do not let Matthew send it back to the dark ages. We survived the hurricane, but we still need to beat it, so come out and be an active part of your community.

Thank you, and please share.

10/14/2016

We re-open tonight! Come support your downtown and local eateries!