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Red Springs Residents Demand Accountability After Police Chief Steps Down

Red Springs residents packed Town Hall on Tuesday night, July 7. They wanted answers. Officials faced tough questions after police chief Antoinette Hurtt resigned last month, and the Board of Commissioners held its first meeting since Hurtt left after serving less than six months in the position. Hurtt resigned in...
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Zion Gibbs’ mom reacts to judge granting bond to her son’s accused killer: ‘I’m...

The mother of 7-year-old Zion Gibbs described the judge's decision as a gut punch.
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Former Dunn Housing Authority Director Sentenced To Prison For Stealing Taxpayer Funds

NEW BERN, N.C. – A federal judge sentenced Debbie Norris Woodell, 64, to two years in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for conspiring to commit federal program theft. Woodell was also ordered to repay $238,448 to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
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North Carolina Would Need 10 to 20 Inches of Rain in One Month to...

NORTH CAROLINA — While North Carolina has seen storms in several areas recently, meteorologists say completely wiping out the drought in one month would require most of the state to receive over 10 inches of rain, with some areas needing even more. Numbers climb higher when spread out over two or more months, and forec
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First Salemburg park is ‘labor of love’

A park is being built in Salemburg for the very first time. “Everybody’s been wanting one, and everybody’s so excited about this park,” Mayor Joseph A. Warren exclaimed during a recent interview. The park was made possible by Earl McDaniel, a man who attended the military institute...
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North Carolina Heats Up Thursday With Heat Index Values Reaching 107 Degrees While Isolated...

NORTH CAROLINA — Temperatures climbed higher across North Carolina Thursday, with afternoon heat index values soaring to between 105 and 107 degrees in spots as partly to mostly sunny skies dominated most of the state, alongside a few hit-or-miss storms carrying the potential for damaging winds. Statewide High Temperat
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Fayetteville man accused in Wake Forest Walmart theft wanted on Texas felony charges

Fayetteville man arrested in Wake Forest Walmart theft probe found wanted on Texas felony charges including obstruction, retaliation and stalking, authorities say.
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Dutch Bros Coffee opens second location in downtown Fayetteville

Dutch Bros Coffee® opened its newest location in Fayetteville on Thursday, July 9. The new location is in downtown Fayetteville at 117 Grove St. and is open Sunday-Thursday from 5 a.m. - 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. - 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. The drive-thru specialty beverage brand...
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Fayetteville On Edge As Wednesday Storms Bear Down

Storms are closing in on the Fayetteville area Wednesday afternoon, and forecasters say they could pack a punch. The National Weather Service in Raleigh has issued a special weather statement for Cumberland and Sampson counties, warning that storm cells tracked near Fayetteville are moving east at roughly 15 mph and co
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Fayetteville, Cumberland County reach deal to combine 911 services

The city and the county will have 60 days to develop an agreement that would establish the details needed for the transition to a unified communications center.

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