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.
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.
Column: Spring Lake Dentist David Dickerhoff Honored as Town’s 2025 Veteran of the Year
“I watched the twin towers going down, and kids going to Afghanistan,” the 69-year-old U.S. Army and 82nd Airborne veteran says about Sept. 11, 2001 and the Global War on Terror.
Column: A Poignant Remembrance of Heartfelt Gratitude at North Carolina Veterans Park
“The sum of their individual contributions to our nation are unfathomable and impossible to measure,” Ann Provencher said about our military veterans, many whom were in attendance Tuesday at the Blue Star Veterans Day ceremony.
Here’s a list of Veterans Day celebrations in Cumberland County
Cumberland County hosts several events to commemorate Veterans Day. Here’s where you can find them.
New command to be established at Fort Bragg soon
A number of Army units are being combined under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in the name of streamlining the Department of Defense.
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What would it take to privatize Fort Bragg’s commissaries?
The Pentagon has increasingly looked to privatized solutions, including a major push around housing on military installations.
Column: XVIII Airborne Corps soldiers and veterans bid farewell to late commander in final salute
“It was a special time in my life,” Gen. (Ret.) William F. “Buck” Kernan once said about his long and distinguished career as an Army soldier. “And I was proud to be one of them.”
Vets put their stamp on startup whiskeys
While military liquor stores have been slow to warm to the trend, veteran-owned distilleries offer something unique for the armed forces.
Column: Gov. Stein selects ‘Military Friendly’ FTCC to unveil Blue Star Families and National Governors Association initiative
Gov. Josh Stein probably could not have selected a more appropriate venue Wednesday than Fayetteville Technical Community College to sign a proclamation declaring North Carolina as a Do Your Part state.
Here are some quick facts about Fort Bragg after being renamed, again, this year
Fort Bragg is home to key commands and remains one of the largest military installations by population in the United States
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