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Three Fort Bragg Schools goes to virtual learning
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Allegations against police chief dismissed by Ethics Commission
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Governor issues state of emergency ahead of winter storm; local cities prepare
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Body-worn camera footage released in Jason Walker investigation
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Body-worn camera footage released in Jason Walker investigation
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Governor issues state of emergency ahead of winter storm; local cities prepare
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Allegations against police chief dismissed by Ethics Commission
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Two communities honor and remember Martin Luther King, Jr.
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The famous man from Tally Ho
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Three Fort Bragg Schools goes to virtual learning
Three schools on Fort Bragg are going virtual for two weeks. Bowley Elementary, Hampton Elementary, and Poole Elementary will be closed Jan. 13 and Jan. 14 in order for teachers…Read More -
Governor issues state of emergency ahead of winter storm; local cities prepare
Governor Roy Cooper is urging people across North Carolina to prepare for a significant incoming winter storm and has signed a state of emergency in advance of the storm’s arrival.…Read More -
Body-worn camera footage released in Jason Walker investigation
Three body-camera videos were released Friday afternoon showing officer interviews with witnesses at the scene of the shooting death of Jason Walker. Walker was shot and killed by Cumberland County…Read More -
911 calls, incident report released in death investigation involving off-duty deputy
The 911 calls and the incident report pertaining to the death investigation of Jason Walker have been released by the Fayetteville Police Department. The case, which has gotten national attention,…Read More -
Meet the Community Police Advisory Board
Last month, the Fayetteville City Council decided who would be on the Community Police Advisory Board. The board function is to hear about concerns and complaints about potential police misconduct…Read More
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Body-worn camera footage released in Jason Walker investigation
Three body-camera videos were released Friday afternoon showing officer interviews with witnesses at the scene of the shooting death of Jason Walker. Walker was shot and killed by Cumberland County…Read More -
Governor issues state of emergency ahead of winter storm; local cities prepare
Governor Roy Cooper is urging people across North Carolina to prepare for a significant incoming winter storm and has signed a state of emergency in advance of the storm’s arrival.…Read More -
Allegations against police chief dismissed by Ethics Commission
The Ethics Commission decided Thursday night that all allegations against Police Chief Gina Hawkins be dismissed. This decision comes after three evenings of listening and hearing from witnesses, looking at…Read More -
Three Fort Bragg Schools goes to virtual learning
Three schools on Fort Bragg are going virtual for two weeks. Bowley Elementary, Hampton Elementary, and Poole Elementary will be closed Jan. 13 and Jan. 14 in order for teachers…Read More -
Meet the Community Police Advisory Board
Last month, the Fayetteville City Council decided who would be on the Community Police Advisory Board. The board function is to hear about concerns and complaints about potential police misconduct…Read More
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Hardening of Hearts: A Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Reflection
Among my most precious mementos is a postcard sent by my mother on Tuesday, March 26, 1968. I was seven years old and with my grandfather while my parents attended…Read More -
The famous man from Tally Ho
Who is the most famous North Carolinian today? If you check the latest edition of the World Almanac as I do this time every year, you will find a list…Read More -
How I won Christmas
Unaccustomed to tooting my own horn, today’s column is full bore tooting. If reading another bragging Christmas letter is not your thing, kindly turn the page. Do not go any…Read More -
Publisher's Pen: MLK Dream Jam will unite community for youth basketball tournament
This coming weekend's MLK Dream Jam Basketball Tournament will personify and celebrate "The Dream" of one of America's most honored civil rights advocates and scholars, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.…Read More -
Resolutions and you in 2022
The New Year celebration is a time-honored tradition that brings resolutions at each annual reset. New Year's resolutions are usually made with good intentions but fade as time passes. About…Read More
Arts
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Artist advocates for homeless through exhibit
How often do we encounter people impacted by homelessness? Do you know they are there? Or have you trained yourself not to look at them? You may remember, if you…Read More -
Trio returns for 'The Wizard of Oz,' there's no place like home
When Kiara Hines speaks of Dorothy Gale, she practically glows. She bounces in her seat, her hands elegantly floating about and collapsing to her chest as she talks almost reverently…Read More -
Cape Fear Regional Theatre completes renovations
After nine months of renovation, the Cape Fear Regional Theatre is good to go. Demolition started in March, and everything is to be complete just in time for the "The…Read More -
Gilbert Theater's 'The Carols' receives rave reviews
'The Carols' intimate, endearing, packed with comedy The quaintness of the Gilbert Theatre is perfectly matched for its current holiday musical, "The Carols." This play is intimate, endearing and packed…Read More
Entertainment
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Gusto Napoletano Pizzeria offers new pasta class
Nadia Minniti, the owner of Gusto Napoletano Pizzeria and Restaurant, truly believes in good food. It’s part of why she offers cooking classes once a month at her restaurant. “I…Read More -
MLK Dream Jam Basketball Tournament to showcase local student talent
Three hundred kids from local Cumberland County schools, both public and private, will face off during the second annual MLK Dream Jam at Terry Sanford High School, Jan. 15th and…Read More -
Bright Light Brewing to ring in 2022 in retro style
Bright Light Brewing Company will be saying farewell to 2021 with a retro 1970s inspired New Year's Eve party. Tickets for the '70s New Year's Eve event are limited; only…Read More -
Night Circus: A District New Year's Eve Spectacular set to be a night full of fantastical fun
Editor's Note: This article was updated on Dec. 31 to reflect the new face mask guidance of the event. "The circus arrives without warning," writes Erin Morgenstern in her New…Read More
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