SteelFab announced a $22 million expansion of its facility on Country Club Drive that will add a 130,000-sqft wing and create 42 well-paying positions; local and state incentives supported the project that will boost manufacturing in the area.
UNC basketball under coach Michael Malone unveiled its 2026-27 ACC schedule on Sept.
9; the Tar Heels open ACC play on Dec. 30 at Smith Center against Cal. They face a demanding season with key matchups against Louisville, Duke and a four-game road run in February and March.
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The Terry Sanford high school game at Jack Britt has been moved to today at 7 p.m. (rescheduled due to forecasted rain) from its original Friday 7:30 p.m. time; this change is one of several adjustments for Week 4 local football games.
On Sept. 2, Fort Bragg hosted the Medal of Honor Valor Tour, where six retired recipients shared their stories and inspired over 80 soldiers to reenlist.
The event showcased personal displays — symbols of courage and commitment that will resonate in the community.
On Saturday, Sept. 19, the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra will open its 70th season at Huff Concert Hall by presenting Beethoven’s 8th Symphony under Canadian conductor Benoit Gauthier as part of its search for a new music director (doors open at 6:30 p.m. and show begins at 7:30 p.m.).
The Aging Strong: Seniors and Caregivers Resource Expo will connect older adults, caregivers and families with health, financial, housing and community support on Friday, Sept.
25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Spring Lake Recreation Center and Senior Center (245 Ruth St), featuring screenings, workshops and more.
High school sports from Aug.
31-Sept. 6 featured standout performances including Patrick Guest’s seven-goal game in boys’ soccer and Nick Smith’s nearly 400-yard total in football (others also made their mark), while voting for Athlete of the Week remains open until Friday, Sept. 11 at noon.
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