Isaias Remnants Spread Rain Across Raleigh, Charlotte, and Boone Saturday With Mountain Flash Flooding...
RALEIGH, NC — Rain from the remnants of Isaias began spreading across North Carolina Saturday morning. So far, mostly light to occasionally moderate rain has fallen, and the forecast remains on track. The flash flooding threat stays isolated and localized across the mountains and foothills, mainly tonight into Sunday morning. An increasing risk of isolated tornadoes is also developing across central and eastern North Carolina for Sunday.
JV Raiders revel in win over Jack Britt
ROCKINGHAM -- Richmond Senior's junior varsity football team continued its winning ways Thursday with a 29-6 victory over the Jack Britt Buccaneers at Raider Stadium. The first quarter ...
NCDOT plans for more than $200 million Ramsey Street makeover in Fayetteville
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — A major makeover could be coming to one of Fayetteville’s busiest roads, and NCDOT wants the public to help shape the plans. The North Carolina Department of Transportation is studying a proposed seven-mile reconstruction of Ramsey Street, from the Martin Luther King Jr. Freeway to Bethune Drive, north of Interstate 295.
No injuries reported after SUV strikes pole in SP
A driver was uninjured after an SUV struck a utility pole shortly before noon Friday at the intersection of Midland Road and South Knoll Road in Southern Pines. Authorities on scene reported to Sandhills Sentinel that the driver was going across the intersection from Knoll Road when the vehicle left the roadway and struck the pole, which resulted in heavy front-end damage to the SUV.
NCDOT seeks public feedback on strategic transportation Corridor K; Three Phase 1 alternatives stretch...
State transportation officials studying the identified strategic transportation corridor from Greensboro to Wilmington – and passing through the Fayetteville region – are inviting the public to a series of open houses next week. The proposed and currently unfunded route, called “Strategic Transportation Corridor K,” was identified by the...
Benson 12-Year-Old Carries ‘Never Forget’ Message To New York Fashion Week
BENSON, N.C. — A 12-year-old Benson girl recently took part in New York Fashion Week, where one of her runway appearances included a tribute to the victims and first responders of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Saylor-Claire Herring participated in the Timeless Beauty Fashion Show, a Pat Chance...
Fayetteville Rotary Club announces plans for 2026 Christmas Parade
The 27th Annual Fayetteville Rotary Club Christmas Parade returns to downtown Fayetteville on Saturday, Dec. 12, to celebrate the holiday season and will be led by 2026 Grand Marshal, Fayetteville native, Gavin Williams, starting Major League Baseball pitcher for Cleveland Guardians, the 2026 American League Central Division champions. “There’s nothing...
Locally sourced, family-owned: No-BS Meats celebrates the opening of its new storefront in downtown...
The Shawn family believes in quality, locally sourced food, and that’s how they run their family business, No-BS Meats. Nikole Shawn never saw herself owning this business, but it has grown organically. Her husband, Lakota Shawn, a military Veteran, grew up ranching. They have land in Eastover, so he began raising a cow or two to feed his family. They would keep a quarter of a cow, and sell the rest to their friends to offset the costs of raising the animals. People were so pleased and kept retu
Simply tea-riffic: The Spice & Tea Exchange confirmed for Southern Pines
Something new is brewing in Southern Pines. The Spice & Tea Exchange has been confirmed as the latest business coming to the area, with a company representative telling Sandhills Sentinel that the new shop is expected to open in the first quarter of 2027. The national franchise specializes in spices,...
High diesel prices squeeze Fayetteville farmers as red-dyed fuel gets green light
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — A temporary change allowing farmers to use red-dyed, off-road diesel in road vehicles could help lower fuel costs, but some farmers say they’re not ready to fill up just yet. President Donald Trump and North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein are allowing the temporary use...

















