Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of September.
Good morning, Fayetteville.
💼 Business
Aldi announced that it will lower prices on one-third of its regularly stocked products from Sept.
23 until Nov. 3, cutting costs on fall staples like Bartlett pears and Brussels sprouts and saving customers an estimated $86 million. Fayetteville shoppers can check local Aldi stores for these lower prices.
🎭 Culture
Fans gathered at 2014 Forest Hills Drive to sign a welcome banner at J.
Cole’s childhood home before his concert today, showing respect for his roots in the community.
Hundreds of fans lined up early at a pop-up in Fayetteville for J.
Cole's debut of the Indie 5000 sneakers today. Local shoppers expressed excitement as the exclusive drop brought fresh energy to the community.
🎓 Education
Robyn Chadwick—a longtime Spring Lake educator and former commissioner—is running for one of three Cumberland County Board of Education seats.
She will focus on reducing chronic absenteeism and addressing school consolidations as voter registration closes Oct. 9, early voting starts Oct. 15, and the election is set for Nov. 3.
The Cumberland County School Board will vote today on a proposal to shift E.E.
Miller’s Spanish immersion program to W.H. Owen + add new technology and health science pathways while parents warn that the changes may disrupt community ties and raise costs over $1 million.
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