Fayetteville Buckles Up as Severe Storms Move Through
County schools and government offices closed on Monday amid warnings of high winds and possible tornados.
Column: City, County Weather the Snow, but Motorists Urged to Beware of Ice on Secondary Roadways
We came out, for the most part, unscathed with the winter wonderland of snow, which fell on this community.
Grab Your Shovels and Sleds! Fayetteville Could Get Up to 12—No, Make That 8, Err…4—Inches of Snow
Fayetteville, Cumberland County, and North Carolina are under a state of emergency over the winter weather.
Column: Local College Students to Join in Downtown Protest of ICE Agents in Minneapolis
Fatal shooting deaths of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Jeffrey Pretti by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minneapolis, Minnesota, have polarized a nation, and that polarization includes Fayetteville.
Column: Winter Storm Fern Spared Us, But We Still Have Some Below-Freezing Nights Ahead
“We’re very thankful for the strong partnerships across city departments and with our county and state partners that helped keep residents safe,” says Laura Smith with the Fayetteville Office of Emergency Management.
Column: Consider Hunkering Down with Some Homemade Vegetable Soup with the Winter Storm Heading Our Way
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week.
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.
More weather Coverage
Late Sunday morning Chantal update: Path shifting back toward Fayetteville
Storm’s center to move through North Carolina between Fayetteville and Raeford.
Snow or ice or both? Fayetteville forecasts differ on details, but a storm is coming
Schools closed, roads being prepped, state of emergency in place
2024 was a year of extreme weather in Fayetteville and across the state
While Cumberland County is off to a cold start to 2025, if past climate trends continue, the region is likely to heat up sooner rather than later.
Snow for real this time in Fayetteville?
Signs point to sledding weather and travel risks. Cumberland schools closed Wednesday. VA health appointments delayed
With Tropical Storm Debby, Fayetteville and North Carolina learn from previous devastating storms
Figuring out who is entitled to the federal disaster aid is complicated. Questions often arise about heirship disputes, unpaid property taxes, easement concerns and myriad other issues.
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