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Fayetteville residents stunned after storm uproots trees, damages cars

Residents at an apartment complex are searching for answers after a storm downed power lines, toppled trees, and seriously damaged several cars.
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Charges dropped against Cumberland County man accused in Wilmington assault; investigation continues

WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Charges have been dropped against a Cumberland County man who was accused of assaulting and strangling a 22-year-old Michigan woman who had moved to New Hanover County just 17 days before the alleged incident. According to the New Hanover County District Attorney’s Office, felony charges...
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Child seriously injured, hit by car in Harnett County

Authorities responded to the 1800 block of Mabry Road.
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Recent high school grad already a volunteer firefighter

HARNETT COUNTY, N.C. — Reagan Hesselmeyer is an honor student and recently graduated from Harnett Central High School. Hesselmeyer is a member of the National Technical Honor Society, the Beta Club and serves as secretary for Future Farmers of America. But her genuine passion has carried her to work...
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Bridge, Roundabout Work In Benson Remains on Schedule

BENSON, N.C. — Motorists frustrated with detours around the N.C. 50 bridge at Interstate 95 Exit 79 may soon see an end in sight. The N.C. Department of Transportation said Thursday that construction on the bridge and new roundabout has advanced rapidly since the 45-day closure began May 28, keeping the project on sche
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Gathering Everyone Around the Table in Greater Fayetteville

“There’s always room for one more.” That’s the mantra at the family table. The banana pudding disappears before everyone made it through the line. A cousin pulls up another chair. Kids disappear and reappear with lemonade, talking a mile a minute. The table stretches. The conversation overlaps. Nobody is in a hurry. Th
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Road closure upcoming for Hoke County widening project

Contractors for the N.C. Department of Transportation are set close a section of Calloway Road in Hoke County for two months as part of the ongoing widening of N.C. 211 (Aberdeen Road). Starting on June 22 at 7 a.m., Calloway Road will close between Turkey Trot Lane and N.C. 211...
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Fayetteville nonprofit launches mobile food trailer to train men rebuilding their lives in culinary...

Fayetteville Area Operation Inasmuch (Inasmuch) has announced the launch of Inasmuch on the Go, a mobile food trailer scheduled to begin serving Cumberland County and surrounding communities in September 2026. The initiative will bring freshly prepared meals directly to underserved areas while providing hands-on culina
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Things To Do in Fayetteville This Weekend: June 19-June 21

You'll find several ways to celebrate Father's Day in Fayetteville this weekend. Choose from an interactive piano showcase, a Lowcountry crab feast, and a guided painting experience at the botanical garden. Whether you're in the mood for a night out, family time, or a creative afternoon, Father's Day in Fayetteville ha
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At least 8 Cumberland County Schools to get new principals in 2026-27

Seven Cumberland County Schools administrators will receive new assignments for the 2026-27 school year, including the principals of the recently closed Manchester and J.W. Coon elementaries, a June 15 announcement stated. “These administrative transfers reflect our continued focus on aligning experienced leaders with

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