Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 27th of February.
Good morning, Fayetteville.
The search for missing former Green Beret, Clinton Bonnell, in North Carolina has expanded into a multiagency investigation, with no details on what the investigation is specifically targeting.
Jennifer Green, director of Cumberland County's Public Health Department, was honored with the AMA Outstanding Government Service Award for her innovative approach to public health, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The No. 10 Seventy-First Falcons advanced to the second round of the NCHSAA 3A basketball playoffs with a decisive 72-42 victory over Southern Nash, showcasing the rapid development and leadership of their sophomore players.
Fayetteville State's men's basketball team, renowned for its defense, has increased its scoring average by 16 points, with significant contributions from three players who are each 1,000-point scorers, as they advance in the CIAA tournament.
Hills & Thrills ATV Adventure Tour
Participants will embark on a 60-minute guided ATV tour across diverse terrains at Sweet Valley Ranch, including wetlands and grassy areas, with safety instruction provided.
On-Site Tour at Dogwood Manor
Explore the features and amenities of Dogwood Manor, a highly-rated senior living community offering nutritious meals and exceptional care.
Fayetteville Mac & Cheese Festival
Segra Stadium will host a Mac & Cheese Festival featuring diverse flavors, live music, and wrestling along with local vendors showcasing arts and crafts.
St. Patrick's Day Craft Fair
The St. Patty's Craft Fair features 25 local handcrafted vendors, food trucks, beverages, and activities for children, all in a family-friendly atmosphere.
WFE Spring Fling in Fayetteville
The WFE Spring Fling is a women's fashion event featuring a variety of shopping options, including boutiques, jewelry, and lotions.
Sunday Spring Fling
11 AM – 2 PM — Crown Complex — Explore fabulous fashion and seasonal delights at this women's expo.
4th Friday Event in Fayetteville
The 4th Friday event celebrates Fayetteville's local arts through visual and performing arts, live music, and support for independent businesses in the downtown area from March to October.
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