A Look Inside Cumberland’s Reimagined Summer Camp for Gifted Students
At Cumberland County Schools’ summer enrichment camp, students build circuits, solve crimes, and explore curiosity—part of an effort to rethink what gifted education means.
An Army Brat Takes Command of Fayetteville’s Airborne Museum Foundation
The new executive director of the Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation talks fundraising, renovations, and a new virtual reality experience.
Is North Carolina Ready for an Invasion of Bee-Killing Hornets?
After creeping north for three years, the yellow-legged hornet has arrived. Both hobbyists and professional beekeepers are gearing up for a fight.
Pro-Data Center Group Trying to Change Opinions in N.C. With Ad Campaign
North Carolina Connects has sponsored a six-figure advertising campaign touting the economic and business benefits of data centers.
Drone Company Skyeton Picks Fayetteville for U.S. Manufacturing Facility
The company will invest $3.4 million in real estate, equipment to build its first North American manufacturing facility in Cumberland County.
The Billion-Dollar Election That Hasn’t Happened
North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race was expected to shatter records. So far, the money—and the intrigue—have gone elsewhere.
Kinlaw’s Supermarket Files Plans to Rebuild After Nearly 2-Year Wait
Site plans submitted to the City of Fayetteville provide a glimpse into what’s to come for the east Fayetteville staple after devastating fire in 2024.
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Why Bradley Williams Is Running for Cumberland County Board of Education
The Reid Ross Classical School graduate discusses school closures, teacher retention, and his vision for preparing students for life after graduation.
Column: Veterans, Stress, and the Lost Art of Human Recovery
To veterans, and to the families who carry the emotional weight of service alongside them, this column offers something simple yet sincere: recognition.
Blowing Off Balloons
While other states and local governments have enacted laws prohibiting intentional balloon releases, North Carolina’s legislature has taken the air out of all proposed legislation.
To Be a Town, or Not To Be a Town? In Gray’s Creek, That Is the Question
A proposal to incorporate the Cumberland County community faces fierce opposition. But residents want a say in managing population growth and development.
Column: E.E. Smith High School Alums Planning Centennial Celebration
Events commemorating the 100th year of the school, which moved to its current Seabrook Drive campus in 1954, kick off September 18 and conclude on May 31.
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