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This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. If you’ve walked Murchison Road lately, you’ve seen the steady stream into the campus‑adjacent Chick‑fil‑A at Bronco Midtown. A year after the ribbon cutting, it’s a daily stop for Fayetteville State University students, staff, and neighbors. The brand...

Fayetteville police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a deceased elderly woman whose body was left at a Raeford Road funeral home in May. A news release said the request came from Detective Holly Vernon, a newly dedicated missing person investigator in the department's Homicide Unit. The release said...

Fayetteville Technical Community College recently announced the acceptance of 36 students into their highly successful dental assisting program for the 2025 – 2026 school year. In case you didn’t realize, dental assistants play a vital role in helping dentists improve the health and well-being of their patients. Some...

Cumberland County Public Library is proud to announce textile artist Kia Love has been selected as its first ever artist in residence. Following a competitive process that included a request for proposals and interviews conducted by a community panel, Love was chosen to lead the library’s new initiative: Creative...

Cumberland County Emergency Management will hold its first Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) Conference on December 9, 2025, at Methodist University in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The event will start at 9 a.m. and will focus on community preparedness.

Two suspects were arrested Tuesday in a deadly drive-by shooting in Harnett County over the weekend, including one of the teenagers who was shot, deputies said.

Rev. Asturn Bartch recently moved into a new three-bedroom home in the Shannon Community before Thanksgiving 2025. He bought the home through the Lumbee Tribe Homeownership program. The program offers a 1% interest rate on loans, which influenced his choice.

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Business owners and Cumberland County leaders say the plan could have lasting consequences for the region's water supply, recreation, and economy.

This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Fayetteville’s latest food‑court curiosity is official: Corndogs by Mr. Cow is now open in Cross Creek Mall. The Korean street‑food specialist debuted in mid‑October 2025, with local business press confirming the arrival on Oct. 21. Early days have brought...