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Fayetteville ranks high in NC for crashes, pedestrian deaths

Fayetteville and Cumberland County rank among North Carolina’s cities and counties with the highest numbers of crashes, traffic fatalities and pedestrian deaths, according to a recently released report from the state Division of Motor Vehicles. The report analyzed 2025 crash data in 579 North Carolina municipalities and 100 counties. Fayetteville ranked third among North Carolina cities in pedestrian fatalities, tied for fifth in total traffic deaths, sixth in injury crashes and seventh in total
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Man Arrested After Alleged Forged Check Attempt At SECU

BENSON – A Fayetteville man was arrested outside a State Employees’ Credit Union branch after allegedly trying to cash a forged check, according to the Johnston County Sheriff’s Office. The incident was reported Oct. 30 at the SECU on Annette Drive off NC 210 near McGee’s Crossroads....
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Lillington Woman Shot Dead After Fight Breaks Out At Crowded Halloween House Party

Noise Complaint Turns Into Deadly Shooting Hours Later At Lillington House Party Halloween night in Lillington, North Carolina ended in […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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Fayetteville Readies 911 Drone Fleet as Council Member Questions Axon Deal’s Power

Fayetteville police expect drones to start answering 911 calls within the first three months of 2027, launching from five stations around the city as part of a technology overhaul that has already stirred debate on the city council. The drones will not patrol neighborhoods or conduct general surveillance, according to the department — they will be dispatched only to specific calls for service, flying ahead of officers to give them a view of a scene before they arrive.
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Former Hope Mills Town Manager McLaughlin Takes Spot in Angier

Angier has a new permanent town manager: Chancer F. McLaughlin. He has spent more than 22 years working in city government, planning, and leadership, WRAL reported on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Before this job, McLaughlin spent over 12 years with the Town of Hope Mills. He ran the town as its...
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Fayetteville Honors Police Officer, Firefighter, Telecommunicator of the Year

The City of Fayetteville honored three public safety workers for their 2025 efforts. They are Police Officer of the Year Joseph M. Bergamine, Firefighter of the Year Jeffrey Horne, and Telecommunicator of the Year Donna Godwin, according to a release from the City of Fayetteville. On Wednesday, Oct. 28, the...
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Fayetteville Tech professor pleads guilty in $150,000 COVID loan fraud case

What is the amount of the forfeiture judgment against Humphrey?. Why was Pamela Humphrey's loan application considered fraudulent?. A Fayetteville Technical Community College professor has pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit wire fraud in a case involving a $150,000 federal COVID loan, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina.
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Cumberland County Schools Gives Pick for New E.E. Smith Architects

The Cumberland County Board of Education put the joint team of Andre Johnson Architects and LPA Design Studios in first place among four firms vying to design the new E.E. Smith High School. That ranking lets district leaders start contract talks. The board plans to vote on a contract on Nov. 17, City View reported.
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Army tests digging mass graves during Fort Bragg exercise

FORT BRAGG, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — U.S. Army soldiers at Fort Bragg are reportedly practicing how to dig mass graves; a practice not done since the 1950s during the Korean War. According to the Army, the exercise, called Operation Dragon Covenant, tested how quickly soldiers could dig and fill temporary burial trenches for large […]
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Deputies seek two people, white truck after Saw Mill Road break-in

ST. PAULS — Bladen County investigators are asking the public to help identify two people and a white pickup captured on camera after a break-in at a home near St. Pauls. The Bladen County Sheriff’s Office said 911 received a report of a breaking and entering at about 1 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, at a residence in the 300 block of Saw Mill Road.

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