Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 1st of July.
Good morning, Fayetteville.
UNC baseball's recruiting class now stands at 12 players as of June 30, following a season where freshmen helped the team reach the College World Series and national championship series.
Head coach Scott Forbes is reloading through the transfer portal with talent from local areas and beyond.
After board member Judy Musgrave's death, the Cumberland County Board of Education is managing the vacancy as vice chair Jacqueline Brown serves as acting chair (the board consults its attorney on next steps) and candidate filing for the at-large seat begins Monday through Aug.
7 ahead of the November election.
The Lumbee Tribe voted on June 23 to reject a constitutional amendment for a casino project on a 250-acre site near I-95 + 62 percent of voters opposed the measure.
Tribal Chairman John Lowry said he will not pursue another gaming vote during his term.
Fayetteville summer camps are changing their routines as triple-digit heat is forecast this week — campers receive extra water breaks and air-conditioned time during wildlife activities.
Health experts urge parents to watch for early signs of heat illness.
This summer, locals can enjoy a staycation by exploring parks, museums, and hidden gems in town while saving money and avoiding travel stress.
The flexible break lets residents relax and rediscover local treasures at their own pace.
USPA Tested and Open 2026 North Carolina State Championship
9 a.m. — Carolina Prime Performance — Registration required — Witness top lifters in action at this sanctioned powerlifting event with both tested and non-tested divisions.
Nike Basketball Camp with Fayetteville Liberty
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. — Seventy-First High School — $350 — Develop basketball skills and character while having fun at this high-energy skills camp.
Pilates and Pretty Vibes Soirée
1-3 p.m. — 143 Maxwell — Cash Bar Available — Experience a rejuvenating Pilates session while soaking in chill vibes and good energy.
Baseball Game for Special Operations Families
6:35-7:35 p.m. — Segra Stadium — $10 food voucher included — Enjoy a night at the ballpark with family and friends from the Special Operations Community.
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