Why Franklin Crockett Is Running for Cumberland County Board of Education
The school resource officer, military veteran, and Cumberland County Schools parent discusses student achievement, teacher retention, school safety, and accountability.
Why Demetrius Stocks Is Running for Cumberland County Board of Education
The Cape Fear High School graduate and former district employee discusses student success, accountability, and strengthening support for Cumberland County families.
Why Broxie Pone Is Running for Cumberland County Board of Education
Broxie Pone says serving on the Cumberland County Board of Education has been a goal decades in the making.
Why Bryan Moore Is Running for Cumberland County Board of Education
After more than two decades helping families buy and sell homes across Cumberland County, Bryan Moore says he’s seen firsthand how closely a community’s schools are tied to its future.
Why Tom Hatch Is Running for Cumberland County Board of Education
The retired Cumberland County Schools teacher and administrator discusses declining enrollment, school facilities, and strengthening the district’s middle schools.
It’s Election Day in Cumberland County. Here’s What You Need to Know
Tuesday is Election Day for North Carolina’s primary, and voters across Cumberland County will cast ballots in local and state races.
‘Ranger Rick,’ Former Fayetteville City Council Candidate, Charged with Assault
Enrique Roberto ‘Ranger Rick’ Murillo is accused of shoving a woman in the face, knocking her out of a chair at Charlie Mike’s Pub.
More politics Coverage
Column: Just another election night for the only mayor Eastover has ever known
“I was born and raised here, and I love my community,” says Charles McLaurin, who wins his 10th two-year mayoral term and what McLaurin says will be his last. “And I love the people out here. I am blessed.”
Hundreds march in Fayetteville in memory of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk
Mourners concentrate on his Christianity: ‘This isn’t just news, it’s revival’
Column: About this global tariff war, Mr. President, and those numbers along Wall Street
“Everything is going to work out well,” Donald Trump says about the economy. “The USA will be bigger and better than ever before!” But some of us are worried all the same about our 401(k) and retirement accounts.
Trump’s presidential library at UNC Pembroke? NC House bill would set aside money for it
The legislation is sponsored by several Republican legislators from rural southeastern North Carolina, including Jarrod Lowery, Brenden Jones and Ben Moss.
Column: Sen. Thom Tillis parts company with Trump over some Jan. 6, 2021, presidential pardons
“Regardless of whether violence against law enforcement comes from radical groups in the streets of progressive cities or a mob at the Capitol, it is never acceptable” says North Carolina’s senior lawmaker in Washington, D.C., “and those who commit such acts deserve the harshest punishment allowed under the law.”
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