All clear given for Fayetteville Tech campus in Spring Lake after report of active...
The all clear has been given the Spring Lake campus of Fayetteville Technical Community College received a report of an active shooter.
Zombies invade Fayetteville at annual walk
Get ready to rise from the grave and shuffle your way to downtown Fayetteville. The undead are back and hungrier than ever! The 15th Annual Zombie Walk returns on Friday, Oct. 24, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., bringing with it a night of frightful fun, outrageous costumes, and community spirit that proves being undead can...
Fayetteville Police Investigating After Pedestrian Fatally Struck on Country Club Drive
A fatal incident on a Fayetteville street has claimed the life of a pedestrian over the weekend. The Fayetteville Police Department reported that the accident occurred on Country Club Drive around 8:10 p.m. last Saturday, as noted in a CBS 17 news release. The pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene after...
Cumberland County Set for $2.7 Million Road Upgrade by NCDOT with Highland Paving at...
Smooth rides ahead for Cumberland County residents as the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) drops a $2.7 million contract for road resurfacing. The recipient of the windfall, Highland Paving, is tasked with a no small job: giving a makeover to thirteen miles of well-worn roads across the county....
Government Watch: Fayetteville primary results; Consolidation of 911 center
The primary is over and now residents will watch for who will win seats for mayor and the nine districts on Nov. 4. Running for mayor will be current Mayor Mitch Colvin, who is seeking a fifth term, and Mayor Pro Tem Kathy Keefe Jensen, who has served on the council since 2015.
North Carolina Dog Left Beside Trash After Family Moves Away Finds A New Beginning
Moe-Moe was a gentle soul who lived with his family in Kansas, believing he would always be part of their lives. The affectionate American Bulldog mix adored the children in the home and spent his days playing with them. Then everything changed. His family packed up and moved away, leaving...
Fayetteville State University secures $2 million NSF award to grow NC’s STEM talent pipeline
Fayetteville State University’s Lloyd College of Health, Science, and Technology has received a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to promote student success and retention in science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines. The grant, entitled “Supporting Undergraduate Success in...
City of Fayetteville services continue without disruption despite federal government shutdown
City of Fayetteville officials are reassuring residents that all City services will continue without interruption despite the ongoing federal government shutdown. City Manager Douglas J. Hewett emphasized that Fayetteville’s day-to-day operations, including public safety, solid waste collection, FAST transit, parks...
Applications reopen for Fayetteville ECD’s Commercial Exterior Grant Program
The City of Fayetteville is excited to announce an opportunity for small businesses and commercial property owners to enhance their properties and strengthen the City’s development community. The Commercial Exterior Grant Program, fostered through the Fayetteville Economic & Community Development Department, has...
Fayetteville Native Deaton Among 6 Joining NC Music Hall of Fame in 2025
Six music stars will join the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame this week, including Fayetteville native Robert Deaton. The induction takes place Oct. 16 at Mooresville's arts center. Among the picks: a chart-topping singer, a pioneering radio voice, and four standout music makers. Luke Combs leads the pack. Born...

















