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Friday, July 18th, 2025
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Good morning, Fayetteville. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of July.
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Child care costs and long waitlists at Fort Bragg keep many military spouses from working, as 68% of surveyed spouses said childcare is their top barrier. Federal programs under the National Defense Authorization Act will expand affordable off-base care—local leaders must address understaffed centers to support military readiness. The Fayetteville Observer
- ➤ FEMA cancelled over $18 million in funds for flood prevention projects in Fayetteville, including replacing the closed East Russell Street bridge and improving Blounts Creek — delaying important works. North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson and attorneys general from 19 states sued FEMA and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Wednesday to force the money’s return — local officials say that without the grants, taxpayers may bear extra costs. CityView
- ➤ John Jones, Fayetteville’s first Office of Community Safety director, took the helm on June 23 and has set goals to tackle homelessness, mental health issues, youth programming and community intervention—he plans to build trust through public forums and roundtable discussions to encourage community-led events. The Fayetteville Observer
- ➤ Former Fayetteville Police Chief Kemberle Braden, who retired on March 31, is mulling his application for the sheriff vacancy — as county commissioners will accept applications until Aug. 4 and pick a successor on Aug. 11 — because he said he misses law enforcement. The Fayetteville Observer
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ A Fort Bragg clinic is now testing a 'shotgun method' with holistic treatments to help Special Ops soldiers recover from traumatic brain injuries, combining art therapy, pain management and sleep rehab. The Return to Forces program tracks each treatment's effectiveness — quickly adjusting therapies based on the soldiers' responses. CityView
SPORTS NEWS
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Day of the Cowboy Benefit Rodeo
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Fayetteville Rockstar Connect Networking Event
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