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Bahama Breeze Set to Close Both Locations in North Carolina

For fans of the tropical atmosphere on Wake Forest Drive, the news is final. The Raleigh location has been placed on the list of 14 sites nationwide that will close their doors forever this spring. Closing Date: April 5, 2026. Location: 3309 Wake Forest Drive, Raleigh, NC. After years of...
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North Carolina man arrested on attempted murder charges

RED SPRING, SC (WMBF) - A Red Springs man was arrested on multiple charges, including attempted murder, in connection with a January shooting. Red Springs Police Department and U.S. Marshals arrested Allen Brown in St. Pauls on Feb. 2 on an active warrant. Brown is charged with several offenses, including...
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Fort Bragg ignites innovation: Joint Innovation Outpost opens as a collaborative hub linking soldiers,...

Fort Bragg has opened its doors to the Army’s next generation of innovators with the grand opening of the Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin Joint Innovation Outpost (JIOP), which took place on Friday, Jan. 23. Created in support of the Department of War’s transformation initiative, the JIOP is a...
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Fayetteville MLK Ride shines light on a park stuck in neutral | Opinion

Joe McGee wants young people to embrace Fayetteville’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park. He believes getting young people invested in the park will help safeguard the future of the site, which is anchored by a statue of the Civil Rights icon and has been in development for more than 20 years. That is the primary...
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Fayetteville needs bike lanes on major streets | Opinion

About a year ago, a viral YouTube video pointed out that Fayetteville is the least walkable city in America. What wasn’t mentioned is that we are also the second least bikeable city in America, just beating Winston-Salem. Making Fayetteville walkable will take decades because few destinations are within walking...
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Man arrested following pursuit, crash in Robeson County

A man wanted in connection with a larceny of a motor vehicle in Fayetteville was arrested and taken into custody by Robeson County Sheriff's Office Deputies after a pursuit Thursday evening, according to Robeson County Sheriff Burnis Wilkins. Wilkins said Taysean Jamal Mercer, 23, of Fayetteville, is charged with...
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Manhunt underway for suspect in Spring Lake homicide, authorities say

The homicide took place Wednesday on the 2500 block of E. Brinkley Drive.
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Developing momentum: Harnett County builds out commercial and industrial pipeline along I-95

Harnett County is a hotspot of commercial and industrial development along North Carolina’s I-95 corridor, positioning the region to capture business and professional services, light manufacturing and other economic activity flowing south from the Triangle and east from the Triad. At the center of the industrial...
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Benson issues water disinfectant notice

Benson to temporarily switch water disinfectant to chlorine, which may cause odor, discoloration, or pressure changes, but officials say the water remains safe to drink.
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Golden LEAF approves awards for Harnett and Robeson counties to support economic development and...

The Golden LEAF Board of Directors announced a total of $17,376,679 in funding to support job creation and economic investment, workforce preparedness and agriculture projects. The Board awarded $9.9 million to support 11 projects through the Community-Based Grants Initiative in the North Central Prosperity Zone,...

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