Fayetteville NC

Hoke County Schools is pleased to announce a series of leadership transitions across the district as it prepares for the upcoming school year. Sandy Grove Middle School and East Hoke Middle School will welcome new principals for the 2026-2027 school year. Dr. Stephanie McGirt will lead East Hoke Middle. Dr....

SALEMBURG, N.C. (WNCN) — A Georgia man was sentenced to federal prison for stealing $65,000 worth of farm machinery and equipment from a business in Sampson County, prosecutors said Tuesday. According to the Office of the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina, Roderick Michael Bates...

FAYETTEVILLE, NC - WNC & Associates (WNC), a family-owned business known as both a pioneer and leader in the affordable housing industry joined Resource Housing Group, Inc. and East Carolina Community Development, Inc. to celebrate the grand opening of Cliffmore Park, a new 72-unit affordable housing community for adul

Summer camps are working hard to keep children safe in the heat.

The Lumbee Tribal Council voted 17-1 to let its attorney look into ways the tribe could start gaming operations, according to The Robesonian. This came after tribal members rejected a constitutional amendment on a related issue. The vote happened during an emergency meeting two days after more than 62% of voters said n

Working in the heat is routine for many agricultural workers, but persistent triple-digit temperatures are creating growing concerns for both crops and the people tending them.

RED SPRINGS — The Red Springs Artspace hosted the opening reception of “575 | Recognition” last Wednesday evening. The juried exhibition, a competitive showcase of artwork, features the works of 20 local artists and is a celebration to honor the Lumbee Tribe’s recent achievement of full federal recognition.

Long before Fayetteville became synonymous with military service, another industry helped define the city and shape the lives of generations of local families. Inside a modest home tucked along Camden Road, those stories still live. The Fayetteville History Museum will open the doors to the historic Massey Hill Mill Ho

This Independence Day carries special meaning as we mark another milestone in our nation's journey since its founding in 1776. The free admission concert at Festival Park on Saturday, July 4, offers more than just entertainment. It's an opportunity for our community to come together and reflect on our shared history, t

Cumberland County and Fayetteville are poised to tackle the important challenge of consolidating 911 services for our community. Although this is a long-overdue step, they are eager to move ahead and focus on creating a safer, more efficient future for all residents. But as they say, the devil is in the details.