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Apr 6th, 2025 👍 1890

Regional gas prices rose for the second week in a row, with regular fuel averaging $2.93 per gallon on Monday—up from $2.90 last week—and remaining about 7% below the national average according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Apr 6th, 2025 👍 3508

Today, the Cumberland Board of County Commissioners will hear from Scott Flowers (of the Hutchens Law Firm) regarding concerns raised on March 5 that led them to request an independent review of the $145 million Crown Event Center project and its extra $1.9 million architectural fee that triggered a 30-day moratorium.

Apr 6th, 2025 👍 4320

Today, residents near Fort Bragg may hear loud explosions as Field Artillery units from the 82nd Airborne and Marines from the 10th Field Artillery Regiment hold live-fire training with howitzers and HIMARS through April 16th—night rounds will be reduced.

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