Are Cumberland County Schools at Risk of a Measles Outbreak?
State modeling shows many elementary schools in Cumberland County fall below the level of vaccination coverage for measles, mumps, and rubella needed for preventing outbreaks.
Kirk deViere Unveils Ambitious Vision 2030 Plan for Cumberland County
New children’s museum, new aquatic center, and expanding water service among goals from Board of Commissioners chair during State of the County Address.
Fort Bragg Military Spouses Learn How to Build Careers That Can Survive the Next Move
At Fort Bragg, Hiring Our Heroes offered military spouses the tools to build portable careers amid frequent moves and rising pressure on military families.
At Least 8 People Detained by ICE After Stopping at Fort Bragg Gates
Siembra NC says at least 11 people have been detained at eastern North Carolina military gates since November and transferred to ICE.
Zoom-Zoom: Test Drive Event Delivers $5,150 for Terry Sanford High Athletics
An event at Terry Sanford High School raised $5,150 for the school’s athletics program, helping provide additional support for equipment, training opportunities, and other athletic needs.
County Considers Options to Ease Parking Crunch It Created Near Courthouse
As county commissioners seek new development for the former Crown Event Center site, they want to turn it temporarily back into a parking lot.
Fayetteville Buckles Up as Severe Storms Move Through
County schools and government offices closed on Monday amid warnings of high winds and possible tornados.
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New SNAP Requirements Could Stress County Budgets
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act shifts a greater share of the food program’s administrative costs to North Carolina and the state’s counties.
The ‘Surreal’ World of Political Spouses
The plus-ones of elected officials and candidates have to be an asset—whether they want to or not.
Fayetteville Gets $1M Grant to Address Chronic Flooding in Locks Creek
Fayetteville has secured nearly $1 million from the state to improve roadway access and stormwater drainage in the flood‑prone Locks Creek neighborhood.
Cumberland County School Board Backtracks on Consolidating Campuses
The Cumberland County Board of Education rescinded several student reassignment and facility decisions it approved on February 9, reversing course after weeks of criticism.
Colvin Bullish on Fayetteville’s Future: ‘State of Our City Is Strong’
Mayor Mitch Colvin’s State of the City address declared Fayetteville “strong” and laid out a vision driven by regional partnerships, infrastructure investment, and AI‑focused workforce development.
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