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North Carolina authorities shut down a $630K truck-theft ring that rented stolen rigs to unsuspecting individuals and businesses, with dozens of vehicles still missing. Two men in North Carolina are accused of running a scheme that turned stolen trucks into a rental business, and investigators say the operation moved m

The deadly crash happened along Tabor Church Road, not far from Tabor Methodist Church.

The Foxy 99 Days of Summer 2026 are here, and we're ready to help you beat the heat with our friends from Zaxby's and Flip My Cycle. And you can enter to qualify from 5-7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 10 at Zaxby's at 1405 Walter Reed Road in Fayetteville. You MUST be present at this Zaxby's to enter. You do NOT need to be p

The greater Fayetteville area has a packed weekend ahead, with options ranging from a Pokémon collectors convention to a swashbuckling stage production to an outdoor fundraiser with live music. PokeKon Fest brings fans and collectors to Crown Expo, while Sweet Tea Shakespeare takes on "The Three Musketeers" at ARTS XLe

Carolina Eye Associates is excited to announce the addition of Karen B. Ashley, MD, to their medical staff. Dr. Ashley is a specialist in oculoplastic and orbital surgery. She will be treating patients in the Dunn, Fayetteville and Southern Pines clinics. Dr. Ashley attended the University of Virginia, where she...

The Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County’s Director of Development Josh Murray has officially graduated from the Greater Fayetteville Chamber’s Leadership Fayetteville program as a member of the Class of 2026. This achievement exemplifies Murray’s ongoing commitment to professional excellence, regional econom

Fayetteville State University recently announced three leadership appointments that will support the university’s academic mission, operational effectiveness, and strategic priorities. The appointments include Wesley T. Church II, Ph.D., as dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences; Willie D. Moore as assoc

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — A vacant Fayetteville building could soon become a new destination for dogs and their owners. Janica Hughey and her husband Marty are working to transform a former K-9 training facility into Max Mosley’s, a proposed indoor dog park and bar named after their dog.

RED SPRINGS — Mayor Caroline Sumpter was publicly sworn in as the first woman and second African-American to become mayor of Red Springs on Tuesday. Sumpter officially took office on June 5; the public ceremony was held Tuesday. Members of the public were invited, along with members of the North Carolina Supreme Court

North Carolina had the 12th most dog attacks on mail carriers in the nation last year, the United States Postal Service said.