Councilwoman Brenda McNair’s Former Opponent Files Ethics Complaint
The Ethics Commission met Monday to discuss the complaint from local activist Kathy Greggs, but will continue deliberations.
Fayetteville Allocates $163K in Opioid Settlement Funds for Police Training
Fayetteville invests $163K in police training as overdose deaths rise, expanding diversion and recovery programs funded by opioid settlement dollars through 2038.
Fayetteville leaders to discuss contract for long-awaited tower on Hay Street parking deck
Florida developer proposes 12-story apartment and hotel project; parking deck could be fully finished by 2028. A public hearing is scheduled for Monday.
Cape Fear Amateur Radio Society keeps ham radio alive and well in Cumberland County
With science, passion and the power of radio waves, the Cape Fear Amateur Radio Society works to create a wide net of communication.
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.
Patricia Irene Leach Ray
Patricia Irene Leach Ray, 80, affectionally known as “Nurse Pat” of Fayetteville went home to be with her Lord on Wednesday, February 5, 2025, while surrounded by her two sons. Patricia was born to the late Irene Jackson Leach and William Charles Leach on January 19, 1945. Besides her parents, she is preceded in death…
President leaves military defendants on death row after commuting others
Three of the four military inmates were sentenced to death at Fort Liberty
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Fayetteville Civil War history center presents annual lecture honoring Juneteenth
The N.C. History Center on the Civil War, Emancipation & Reconstruction in Fayetteville is presenting on Monday its 6th commemoration of Juneteenth with the annual Hari Jones Memorial Lecture. This year’s lecture will be given by Leesa Jones, co-founder and curator of the Washington Waterfront Underground Railroad Museum in Washington, North Carolina. The face behind…
A titanium plant failed to open in South Carolina. What makes Fayetteville’s different?
As Fayetteville and Cumberland County officials try to persuade American Titanium Metal to build a $1.3 billion titanium recycling plant here, they can look to South Carolina and their own history for cautionary lessons. From 2008 until 2022, another company sought to open a titanium manufacturing plant in Laurens County, South Carolina. That company filed…
Fayetteville Police Department investigating homicide on Tuesday night on 800 block of Broadmore Drive, victim identified
Detectives with the Fayetteville Police Department’s Homicide Unit are investigating a homicide that took place in the 800 block of Broadmore Drive on Tuesday evening. The victim has been …