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Reverend Roy Retires After 22 Years

HARNETT COUNTY, N.C. – Pastor Roy Johnson has walked the halls of Betsy Johnson Hospital for 22 years tending to the needs of anyone and almost everyone who stepped onto his path. Patients, families, hospital staff and contractors all know him. He’s Reverend Roy. And for 22 years...
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Broadwell College of Business and Economics at FSU earns Top 20 national ranking in...

Fayetteville State University’s Broadwell College of Business and Economics earned national recognition, with The Princeton Review’s 2027 Top 50 Online MBA Programs on July 14, ranking FSU’s online Master of Business Administration program No. 20 in the nation. This distinction makes Fayetteville State the only histori
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Cumberland County named a top digital county in the U.S.

Cumberland County has been named a 2026 Digital Counties Survey winner by the Center for Digital Government and the National Association of Counties (NACo), placing fifth nationwide among counties with a population of 250,000 – 499,999. The honor was presented at the NACo Annual Summit, being held July 17-20...
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NC lawmakers plan to claw back $300K for HOA after CJ investigation

A private neighborhood is set to lose $300,000 in public funding. A conference report released Tuesday evening for House Bill 562, Budget Technical Corrections Modifications, would redirect both state budget earmarks for the Carolina Lakes Property Owners’ Association to Harnett County. The county could use the funding
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This North Carolina Buffet Is Famous For Its Dessert Selection Alone

Tucked along NC-50 in Benson, North Carolina, Meadow Village Restaurant has quietly built a loyal following that stretches across the entire state. People drive 45 minutes or more just to sit down at this no-frills buffet and fill their plates with food that tastes like it came straight from grandma’s kitchen.
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New to the Neighborhood: July 2026

Cumberland County continues to welcome an exciting mix of new restaurants, retail shops, service providers, and specialty businesses. From longtime entrepreneurs expanding their reach to first-time business owners pursuing a dream, these recent additions are bringing fresh ideas, new jobs and more choices for residents
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Severe Threat Ends From Charlotte to Durham While Raleigh and Fayetteville Watch a Few...

NORTH CAROLINA — The severe weather threat from Durham to Charlotte, west into the Piedmont, Mountains, and Foothills, is officially over as of 9:10 p.m. Tuesday following an active afternoon and evening across the region. Central and eastern North Carolina from Raleigh and Fayetteville east will continue seeing the ri
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Stamper Road Closed in Fayetteville After Storm Damages Culvert System

Stamper Road in Fayetteville, North Carolina, shut down between Rogers Drive and Lyon Road. Why? A storm tore through and carved out a hole beneath the northbound lane. Heavy rain pummeled the downstream embankment, headwall, and culvert system until they gave way, according to city's website. Inspectors found the culv
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Dining Guide: Southern Comfort Food

There’s nothing quite like Southern comfort food to make you feel at home. Cumberland County is filled with restaurants that have perfected the art of hearty, flavorful cooking, like crispy fried chicken, slow-smoked barbecue, creamy macaroni and cheese, buttery biscuits, or a slice of homemade pie. Longtime family-own
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Fort Bragg Harley Davidson: Building community one conversation at a time

Community rarely announces itself with grand gestures. More often, it looks like neighbors sharing a meal, strangers becoming friends and people showing up simply because someone else might need them to. Sometimes, it sounds like motorcycles pulling into a parking lot on a Saturday afternoon. On Saturday, Aug. 1, from.

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