Fayetteville State 2026 Homecoming is Approaching
Excitement is building at Fayetteville State University as Homecoming Week quickly approaches. Fayetteville State University will celebrate homecoming from October 11-17, focusing on this year’s theme: All About the Blue. Every day of the week will bring back unforgettable traditions and campus pride, with exciting eve
10 Hidden Breakfast Spots In Fayetteville, North Carolina Most Visitors Overlook
Breakfast gets serious when the locals already know what they want before they sit down. The best morning stops around Fayetteville are not always the ones glowing beside the highway. Some earn loyalty the old-fashioned way, one plate at a time. That is where the fun begins. A first visit...
Red Light Cameras are Back and Making Way for More
The controversial red-light camera program originally shut down November 2022 is set to be back in operation by July 2027, according to a recent Request For Proposal(RFP) in City Council September 28, 2026. The new program reiterates its predecessor’s core purpose which is to reduce crashes at busy intersections, and a
Fort Bragg Special Forces soldier killed in training accident
The Fort Bragg community is mourning the loss of a Special Forces soldier who died in a training accident late last month and recently learned he was expecting his first son. Sgt. 1st Class Andrew Frakes, 34, of Savannah, Georgia, died Sept. 22 from injuries sustained during a military airborne training event in Nevada
Nearly a Century Later, Fort Bragg’s Historic Homes Begin a New Chapter
FORT BRAGG, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct 5, 2026--Nearly a century after some of Fort Bragg's earliest permanent homes were built, Corvias and the U.S. Army celebrated their next chapter with a
‘Fort Bragg Cartel’ author discusses drug trafficking and murders impacting the U.S. Special Forces
About five years ago, a hunter found two dead bodies with bullet wounds dumped in a corner of Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Both men were members of the military, and both were involved in dealing drugs. Author and investigative journalist Seth Harp dove into the story from there. An Iraq...
Southern Pines honors three young brothers for helping father during medical emergency
Three young brothers whose quick actions helped their father during a medical emergency behind the wheel were honored Friday by the Southern Pines Fire Department. Garrett and Gavin Moneymaker, both 10, and their younger brother Gideon, 5, received Life Saving Awards on Oct. 2 for their response when their father, Keit
Cumberland County Deputies Search for Missing 14-Year-Old
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public for help locating a missing Fayetteville-area teenager. According to WRAL News, 14-year-old Andrew Fountain was reported missing Sunday, October 4. His mother last saw him at their home on Periwinkle Drive at approximately 11:30 p.m. Saturday. Description Rele
Man charged in deadly shooting at Circle K in Fayetteville
A 27-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder.
Daniel Tosh takes aim at Fayetteville after Crown Theatre show canceled
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — Comedian Daniel Tosh is taking aim at Fayetteville after his scheduled show at the Crown Theatre was canceled following the venue’s sudden closure over structural concerns. Tosh was scheduled to bring his “My First Farewell Tour” to the Crown Theatre on Oct. 16. Just days ago, the Crown Comp

















