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...
Fayetteville man, 84, charged in Dunn pedestrian death
An 84-year-old Fayetteville man was arrested last month in Harnett County following the death of a pedestrian struck in a Dunn crosswalk. I J McNeil is charged with one count of misdemeanor death by motor vehicle in the Feb. 20 crash on U.S. 301 about 5 p.m. According to the charging document, Aaron Andrew Freda, 31...
Fort Bragg on high alert after attack on Iran
Military installations across North Carolina are on heightened alert as tensions arise overseas following the attack on Iran.
Friends, family mourn SC man killed in I-95 crash north of Fayetteville
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Friends and family are mourning a young man who was killed in an Interstate 95 crash in North Carolina while on a trip to visit his brother early Saturday morning. Dawson Adams, 19, had stopped his GMC pickup truck along northbound I-95 just north of...
Gratitude: Honoring the generosity of a community by maximizing impact
Sponsored Content provided by Scott Embry - Executive Director & CEO, United Way of Cumberland County. When I truly recognized that the United Way of Cumberland County exists only through the generosity of this community, it fundamentally changed me, as a leader and as a person. Your United Way does...
Cumberland County Schools faces $5M budget gap
Cumberland County Schools faces a $5 million budget shortfall at the same time officials consider how to fund much-needed new school buildings. The Cumberland County Board of Education’s finance committee received Superintendent Dr. Eric Bracy’s proposed budget for the next fiscal year during a Feb. 26 meeting. The...
Rural public schools want access to opportunity, not handouts
Former Teacher of the Year Kimberly Jones, once a rural area public school student, says state lawmakers should offer the same opportunities to rural students that are offered to those from wealthier areas.
