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.
Cumberland County Opens 10 High Schools to Fort Bragg Students
The Cumberland County Board of Education voted unanimously February 9 to allow high school students residing on Fort Bragg to enroll in any comprehensive county high school beginning in the 2026–27 school year.
Trump Visits Fort Bragg, Mixing Military Celebration with Campaign‑Style Rhetoric
Trump’s visit to Fort Bragg blended praise for the soldiers who captured the Venezuelan president with political attacks and a U.S. Senate endorsement.
Military Families Still Face Child Care Shortages Despite Expansion Plans
Military and state leaders gathered at Fayetteville Technical Community College to confront an issue many families said continues to disrupt careers, education, and military readiness: access to reliable, affordable childcare.
Winter Storm Fern: Fayetteville Escapes Wrath of Severe Weather
Winter Storm Fern didn’t severely impact Fayetteville over the weekend, but Cumberland County Schools and courts are closed on Monday.
Special Forces Major Beneficiary of Authorized Construction at Fort Bragg
Millions of dollars in funding are authorized for Fort Bragg construction projects in the National Defense Authorization Act—more than half of it going to Special Operations Command facilities.
More Fort Bragg Coverage
‘Death By a Thousand Cuts’
EOD techs have the highest rate of suicide in the service. Veterans say there’s been little progress on protecting them.
Venezuelan Military Strike Stirs Anti-War Protest in Fayetteville, Home of Fort Bragg
A protest against the American military incursion this weekend into Venezuela drew over 30 people to a sidewalk in front of the Bragg Boulevard Flea Market in Fayetteville on Sunday.
How an Army Novice Turned Confusion into Connection, Then Became a Leading Instructor for Reservist Families
When Lori Hawkins married her husband, a colonel in the U.S. Army, she didn’t know much about military life. But over time, she became a master trainer for the Army Reserve Command.
Fayetteville’s I-295 Outer Loop is Complete
Traffic began using the final 5-mile segment of the 39-mile highway shortly after noon on Tuesday.
Background and History of I-295, Fayetteville’s Outer Loop
Here are some facts about Interstate 295, the Fayetteville Outer Loop, and a timeline of its history.
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