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.
Column: Arts Council CEO Moving on for New Challenges in Life
Bob Pinson, president and CEO of the Arts Council of Fayetteville | Cumberland County, is stepping down after 15 years with the organization.
Spring Lake Commissioners Oppose Fuquay-Varina Interbasin Water Transfer
The Spring Lake Board of Commissioners said Monday they do not want the Town of Fuquay-Varina to take water from the Cape Fear River Basin and move it to the Neuse River Basin.
Fayetteville concrete plant fined after neighbors report health concerns
State regulators fined D.R. Allen & Son $10,398 for repeated dust violations at its Fayetteville concrete plant after neighbors reported health concerns.
Cumberland County may be in for a stormy weekend. Here’s how you can prepare.
Cumberland County Emergency Services issued a press release Friday afternoon ahead of possible severe weather that could impact the region this weekend and next week.
Cooperativa Latino Credit Union abrió una nueva sede en Fayetteville en junio
Columnista bilingüe Claudia Zamora comparte sus pensamientos sobre la inauguración de la sede para Latinos en Fayetteville
Why are my Spring Lake property taxes rising?
Residents of the Woodland West neighborhood in Spring Lake showed up en masse to Monday’s meeting, explaining that their bills are significantly higher than those they received just a year ago.
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Hundreds of ‘No Kings’ protesters march peacefully through downtown Fayetteville
Over 500 protesters marched through downtown on Saturday, speaking out against Trump policies and military parade.
Students protest in response to reports that Fayetteville State University staff member was terminated without explanation
About a dozen students and staff members gathered at Fayetteville State University to protest the apparent termination of several university staff members.
City holding workshops to help residents build nonprofits
The City of Fayetteville’s Economic and Community Development Department is hosting two in-person workshops on April 23 and May 21 to help residents with nonprofit recruitment and fundraising.
More Cumberland County residents to get access to high-speed internet
Nearly 500 homes and businesses in Cumberland County will get access to high-speed internet under a growing state broadband expansion program.
Raeford Road to get safety upgrade with raised median
The N.C. Department of Transportation announced Tuesday that another major road project is being planned for Raeford Road.
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