Good morning, Fayetteville.

Sean Mack, 37, owner of The Mack-Experience, was named to Fayetteville’s 40 Under 40 Class on Tuesday, July 14 for his photography, mentorship, and community outreach—efforts that create opportunities for local talent.

He is honored for his dedicated service to the community.

Sterling James, a beneficiary of the Arts Council's Creative Impact Cohort grant, will present his recital 'The History of Music: History & Development' at 1 p.m. Saturday at Arts XL (214 Burgess St).

The six-month program pairs funding with mentorship and workshops to help local artists build sustainable careers.

Emily Freeman, Cumberland County Schools' Career Development Coordinator, builds partnerships that give students real-world work opportunities including internships and job shadowing.

She was honored as a Leadership Fayetteville (a professional development program) graduate and led the installation of Buddy Benches at three elementary schools.

After eight years of litigation, over 2,600 Fayetteville residents suing Chemours reached a settlement today that avoided a scheduled trial.

The suit claimed property damage from PFAS (forever) chemicals released at the Fayetteville Works facility; related cases remain pending.

LIFE St. Joseph of the Pines named Katie Olsen as its new executive director to oversee the local All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly program, with her appointment announced recently.

She brings over 14 years of healthcare experience from her six-year tenure at the agency.

North Carolina high school football history shows teams like Reidsville and Shelby leading in state titles since the NCHSAA started in 1913.

In Fayetteville, Terry Sanford (4 titles) and Seventy-First add to the local legacy with multiple championships.

Former UNC player Caleb Wilson (19 points, 8 rebounds) led the Chicago Bulls to a 99-87 win in his third NBA Summer League game on Tuesday, July 14 in Las Vegas.

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.