Good morning, Fayetteville.

Spirit Halloween has expanded to three locations for the spooky season in Cumberland County — the new stores on Owen Drive and Ramsey Street are open Monday-Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., while its Spring Lake store on Bragg Blvd will open later in September.

Fayetteville native J.

Cole — who grew up near Terry Sanford High — will hold his first hometown concert in 11 years on Sept. 23. A retrospective series on his career from 2019 to 2022 builds anticipation for his homecoming.

Cumberland County Schools launched an investigation into its bus maintenance practices after a mechanic raised safety concerns on Sept.

8. The district hired a Raleigh law firm (Tharrington Smith, LLP) to review conditions and will provide updates as the probe continues.

Fayetteville residents urge the City Council to pause data center projects due to heavy water usage + pollution and risks to public health, while Action NC’s Carrol Olinger calls for a moratorium to allow further study.

Fort Bragg's Stryker Golf Course has hosted memorable moments, from military rounds and tournaments to Tiger Woods’ 2004 demonstration and junior clinic during the early 2000s.

The course honors Medal of Honor recipient Pfc. Stuart Stryker and remains a local favorite for showcasing golf talent and community events.

Nine Fayetteville-area high school athletes have been named nominees for the 910Preps Athlete of the Week covering Sept.

7-13, highlighting key plays in football, soccer, golf, cross country, and volleyball. Cast your vote by Friday, Sept. 18 at noon with a headshot photo.

The Fayetteville Woodpeckers are one win away from a Carolina League title as they host the Charleston RiverDogs at Segra Stadium today at 6:35 p.m. after a 14-4 win on Sunday gave them a 1-0 lead.