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Retired Army sergeant major inspires women through fitness classes in Hope Mills

A retired Army sergeant major in Hope Mills is inspiring women to build strength, confidence, and community -- one workout at a time.
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10 North Carolina Hot Dog Stands That Prove The Best Part Is On Top

Hot dogs earn their reputation not from the bun or the snap alone, but from what settles on top with purpose and nerve. Toppings are culture, not garnish, a quiet code that says who you are and where you order. In North Carolina, you hear it spoken fast, a shorthand...
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Free rideshare-style transit could soon come to Fort Bragg

FORT BRAGG — Fort Bragg leaders are optimistic that free transportation could soon be available on post, similar to a program already operating at Fort Hood, Texas. During a May 5 State of Fort Bragg meeting, garrison commander Chad Mixon said Fort Bragg is working with the North Carolina Department of Transportation o
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Community leaders Sandy and Jim Ammons to be honored at 2026 Distinguished Citizens Awards...

Community members, civic leaders and supporters of Scouting will gather on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. for the 2026 Distinguished Citizens Awards Dinner hosted by the Occoneechee Council, Scouting America in Cumberland County. The event will honor Sandy Ammons and Jim Ammons for their decades of leadership, p
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Simone Johnson to join GFBJ as director of events & special projects

Simone Johnson has officially accepted the position of director of events & special projects with the Greater Fayetteville Business Journal. Johnson previously served as chief operating officer for the Fayetteville Dogwood Festival, where she poured countless hours, passion, creativity and heart into helping move the o
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Cape Fear Valley mental health center for juveniles opens in Harnett County

LILLINGTON, N.C. (WNCN) — Cape Fear Valley Health has opened a mental health center for juveniles in Harnett County, hospital officials said. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on May 22 to mark the official opening of Cape Fear Valley Dorothea Dix Adolescent Care – Lillington, located on the campus of Central Harnett
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CCCC set to build training tower to help save lives

Central Carolina Community College is building a new fire rescue training tower on its Harnett Main Campus that will contribute to safer local communities. Area firefighters, fire academy cadets and other emergency services personnel will train on the fire-resistant three-story steel structure to build the skills, spee
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The mystery of the 1991 vanishing of Jennifer Nicole Patterson in Spring Lake, North...

As of today, there are 74 missing North Carolina children listed with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). The missing children span from 1962 to 2026. It's important to note that when they went missing, they were young children in many cases.
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Railhouse Brewery: Penn Station chugs into SP

Railhouse Brewery has chugged into downtown Southern Pines (in more ways than one) with the opening of the latest taproom, Railhouse Brewery: Penn Station. The business opened Memorial Day in the building that previously housed Southern Pines Brewing Company and the original location of Southern Pines Growler Company.
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N.C. cities creating plans to cut down on deadly crashes

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — Several cites in North Carolina are trying to reduce deadly car crashes by creating a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan. Those efforts are being conducted with federal funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation. Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, Winston Salem and Fayetteville are among those citi

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