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Fayetteville Hooters closed as landlord posts lockout notice

The Hooters restaurant on North McPherson Church Road in Fayetteville appears to have closed, with a sign on the door stating the building had been “locked-down by the landlord.” The restaurant at 501 N. McPherson Church Road — which first opened there in 1994 — is listed on Google and Facebook as "permanently closed,"
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Tunnel to Towers brings 5K to Hope Mills to support Gold Star families, first...

The Tunnel to Towers 5K is coming to Hope Mills this Saturday, supporting fallen military members, first responders and their families.
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O’Neal honors student achievement, character

The O’Neal School recognized the accomplishments, creativity, and character of its middle school students during its annual awards ceremony on Wednesday, celebrating a year defined by scholarship, leadership, and growth. The program opened by honoring student participation in a wide range of co-curricular activities, i
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FTCC Opens Expanded Fire Training Complex With Live-Burn Buildings and Specialized Simulators

Fayetteville Technical Community College unveiled Phase II of the J. Larry Keen Regional Fire Rescue Training Facility on Jan. 7, 2026. The expansion brings two live-fire burn structures, a flashover simulator, and training props designed to prepare emergency responders for situations they'll face in the field. Two new
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Cumberland County Approves $4.7 Million in Crown Coliseum Upgrades

Cumberland County commissioners gave the green light to $4.7 million in contracts for Crown Coliseum improvements. This happened at their May 18 meeting. The board handed out $1,721,688.42 to Metropolitan Interactive for a new audio system and $2,994,533.24 to DBI Draughon Brothers, Inc. for a netting system. The board
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Check Out This Literal Hidden Gem: Crystals & Timber

There’s a stone for everything — according to Debbie Rosenberger, owner of Crystals and Timber. Debbie’s daughter first introduced her to the world of crystals. “We went on this journey together,” says Debbie. “I started getting so many that my husband said ‘maybe we should start selling them.'” Husbands, keep reading
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New roundabout requires temporary detour in Hope Mills

A section of King Road in western Cumberland County will close starting next week for the construction of a roundabout. The private developer for the Publix-anchored Rockfish Village shopping center south of Fayetteville is building a roundabout. It will be built on King Road south of the signalized intersection of Roc
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Lumbee Tribe Launches Website to Inform Citizens Ahead of June Gaming Vote

The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina has built a website for tribal citizens before they cast ballots on June 23. The vote concerns an amendment about gaming and a proposed economic development district. LumbeesChoose.com went live to give voters what they need to decide. Officials say the website holds answers...
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Deadly Four-Car Smash Shuts Down U.S. 421 Near Lillington

A man died Thursday after a four-vehicle pileup that shut down U.S. 421 north of Lillington, according to state troopers. The chain-reaction crash sprawled across the highway, mangling at least one pickup truck and sending multiple people to area hospitals while traffic stacked up in both directions. Scene And Response
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Four Oaks Man Killed In I-40 Rollover Crash Near Benson

BENSON, N.C. – A Johnston County man was killed Friday afternoon following a crash near Benson, according to the North Carolina State Highway Patrol. Troopers responded around 4:13 p.m. to the collision on eastbound Interstate 40 near the 328 mile marker. Investigators said a Ford Ranger driven by a...

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