Authenticity on the menu: How Legacy Rolls is redefining fast casual dining
In a time where many restaurants chase trends, one Spring Lake business is looking backwards instead. A father-son team and their 150-year-old family recipe built Legacy Rolls from the ground up. Now, this fast casual spot brings an authenticity and commitment to quality you can’t find just anywhere. “Between...
Cumberland County Accepts Applications for Heating Assistance Through March 31
Cumberland County Department of Social Services will take requests for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program through March 31, per the Cumberland County website. The program gives one payment to vendors, helping people cover heating costs. DSS made the announcement on Feb. 26. Money still sits in the federal...
Balfour Beatty opens 2 North Carolina road projects valued at combined $1.3B
Following years of work, Balfour Beatty has finished two North Carolina infrastructure projects, according to a company news release. Balfour Beatty announced that the Fayetteville Outer Loop project on Interstate 295 in the southeastern area of North Carolina, is now open to traffic. The project — which NCDOT...
Food Lion Feeds makes major food donation to FTCC’s on-campus food pantry
The Fayetteville Technical Community College Foundation is proud to announce a generous food donation from Food Lion Feeds to the FTCC Food Pantry, reinforcing a valued community partnership aimed at eliminating hunger among local college students. The donation, which included shelf-stable items from Food Lion Feeds'...
Robeson Co. man found guilty on 4 charges related to 2016 murder
ROBESON COUNTY, N.C. (WPDE) — A jury found 39-year-old Daniel Richard Cummings guilty Tuesday of the death of Nakoma Deshane Jacobs, 26, in the Red Springs community, according to court officials. Deliberations by the jury began Monday afternoon. Cummings was charged with first degree murder, conspiracy to commit...
“She brings out the best” : Burney honored with Raeford Kiwanis Club Citizen of...
By Catharin Shepard • Editor • Sharon Burney breathed life into the Partners for Education program, seeking out funding, recognizing teachers and students, planning the annual golf tournament and more – all while working a full-time career at Burlington Industries. “Sharon worked tirelessly, tirelessly. She got gift...
CIAA tournament magic continues for young HBCU coach
Devin Hoehn has worked his magic for three-straight CIAA Tournament appearances. The post CIAA tournament magic continues for young HBCU coach appeared first on HBCU Gameday .
Engineer Brigade conducting demolition training March 2-6
The 20th Engineer Brigade will conduct demolition testing and training on Fort Bragg from March 2-6. The demolition charges will occur multiple times a day during daylight hours. The explosions will occur in the middle of the Fort Bragg ranges, but there is a chance that the noise and possible shaking will be felt of...
“Colonial Faire” honored America’s anniversary
WHITE OAK — Harmony Hall’s “Colonial Faire” took me back to the beginning of the country with an immersive experience
Fayetteville shows support, anxiety over war with Iran
The Iron Mike statue stands in front of the Airborne and Special Operations Museum in Fayetteville. It’s a symbol of all the paratroopers at nearby Fort Bragg. A few miles away is Craig Black’s All American Military Surplus store. He’s been in business for almost 18 years. And now, a new fight — this time, with Iran...

















