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New-look Sanford Christmas Parade to air live on CBS17

Courtesy of Downtown Sanford Inc. The streets of downtown Sanford will come alive again at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 7 with twinkling lights, festive floats, holiday performances and a very special visit from Santa Claus as the Sanford Christmas Parade, recognized as North Carolina’s longest-running nighttime Christmas parade. Hosted...

Sanford, NC · 1d

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Lawsuit over Harnett County inmate's death ends in $1.2M settlement

County leaders on Tuesday approved the public disclosure of agreements tied to the lawsuit, ending a years-long legal battle over the death of inmate Eric Griffith. The lawsuit from Griffith's estate claims Griffith exhibited clear signs of serious drug withdrawal and other medical concerns when he was arrested for failing to pay a fine. According to the lawsuit, jailers did not report Griffith's condition to the medical staff, offer any medical treatment or medications and failed to follow the detention center's Health Plan.

Harnett County, NC · 1d

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This North Carolina College Was Quietly Crowned The State’s Hidden Gem Heading Into 2027

Some of the calmest acres in Raleigh sit just a few minutes from the busy downtown core, and plenty of North Carolinians drive right past them without a second look. Behind the campus gates is a small school with a big reputation for close-knit classes, friendly faces, and athletic fields worth a stroll.

Raleigh, NC · 11d

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Concerned mother starts online petition to fix dangerous Siler City intersection

SILER CITY, N.C. (WGHP) — Every day, Lizzi Clontz takes her kids to and from school and daycare along Silk Hope Liberty Road, which runs from Liberty into Siler City. One day last year, she lived through a nightmare. Coming to the blind intersection with Staley Snow Camp Road, another driver pulled away from the stop […]

Siler City, NC · 1d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Why one of NC's newly elected lawmakers has no plans yet to pick a side

While the majority of registered voters in the state are unaffiliated with a major political party, it is uncommon for a candidate who doesn’t fall into Republican or Democratic molds to be elected to office. However, voters in Lee County chose April Montgomery, an unaffiliated candidate who campaigned on investing in public education and supporting small businesses, over a Republican candidate. Democrats took control of the state House in last week’s election. The party flipped so many seats that it is one seat away from a supermajority in the House, which could open up a role for Montgomery with Democrats who need one more vote to attain that dominant share. Montgomery told The News & Observer that she currently does not have plans to join either party’s strategy meetings. “We’ll figure out fairly early on in the season what the priorities are going to be and what best suits my district given those priorities and make decisions from there,” she said. Montgomery defeated Republican Charles Taylor, who serves as a Sanford City Council member. Republican Rep. John Sauls held the seat for seven terms over two tenures and did not seek reelection. Taylor filed a defamation lawsuit just before the

North Carolina · 2d

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NCDOT's $340M US 64 Overhaul Will Cut Direct Access to Costco, Apex Businesses

John M. Brown Community Center — Public Meeting Venue For Project. Drivers who rely on U.S. 64 to reach Costco, car dealerships and neighborhood shopping centers in Apex and Cary are facing a major shake-up. The North Carolina Department of Transportation plans to widen the highway from Salem Street in Apex to U.S. 1 in Cary from four to six lanes, add two new freeway interchanges, and reroute access to businesses along the corridor as part of a project now expected to cost more than $340 million.

Apex, NC · 3d

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This North Carolina Carnival Is Dedicated Entirely To Chestnuts And It’s Happening Sunday

Two chestnut trees planted in 2005 somehow ended up inspiring an entire carnival. That is the kind of origin story I immediately want to follow. Every fall, visitors walk beneath those same North Carolina trees before settling into an afternoon built around the harvest they now produce. I like that...

Pittsboro, NC · 20h

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United Way of Moore County seeks grant applicants

Each year, United Way of Moore County seeks to attract the highest-quality service providers as potential grant recipients to ensure the most effective pool of programs and services for the community, and is now beginning the process of considering partners. The organization aims to identify and prioritize human needs in...

Moore County, NC · 2d

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Here’s your chance to explore historic Fayetteville sites and buildings

Fayetteville residents can explore some of the city’s oldest, most historic buildings this weekend as Preservation North Carolina comes to town for the first time. The first Fayetteville Ramble will take place Nov. 14 from noon to 4 p.m., with a closing reception at MacPherson House Bed & Breakfast from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. The ramble is a self-paced tour covering 14 historic buildings, homes and landmarks in downtown Fayetteville. Tickets cost $25 per person. Preservation North Carolina is the state's only private nonprofit organization dedicated to statewide historic preservation. It is known for acquiring dilapidated or endangered historic properties and restoring them through its Endangered Properties Program. Here’s what you need to know about each historic property featured on the Fayetteville Ramble, many of which are not ordinarily open to the public. The sites date from the 18 th through the early 20 th century. Cool Spring Tavern: 119 N. Cool Spring St. The historic Cool Spring Tavern was built in 1788 and operated as a tavern until 1795. Having survived the fire of 1831, it is the oldest existing building in Fayetteville . Fayetteville Ramble participants will get exclusive access to the building. Evans Metropolitan AME Zion

Fayetteville, NC · 2d

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Pittsboro ethics case tests the line between hard questioning and misconduct

Pittsboro, NC – When Pittsboro commissioners take up allegations of ethics violations against Commissioner John Bonitz tonight, they will confront two questions that should not be collapsed into one: whether Bonitz should vote on a judgment of his own conduct, and whether the evidence establishes that he violated any of seven cited provisions of the town’s Code of Ethics and Conduct.

Pittsboro, NC · 2d

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Shaping the force: 1st Special Forces Command (Airborne) hosts annual Retention Competition

Career counselors and retention NCOs from across 1st Special Forces Command (Airborne) gathered at Fort Bragg, N.C., Nov. 3-5, 2026, for the fiscal year 2027 Retention Competition. Representatives from six subordinate units: 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne), 3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne), 4th Psychological Operations Group (Airborne), 7th Special Forces...

Fort Bragg, NC · 2d

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Aberdeen board talks park bridge, new helipad

The Town of Aberdeen is working to address higher-than-expected construction costs for the pedestrian bridge at Aberdeen Lake Park. The discussion comes after the town received bids that greatly exceeded the project’s available funding. During its Nov. 9 meeting, the Aberdeen Town Board heard an update on the bridge...

Aberdeen, NC · 2d

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Government Watch: City Council to prepare ordinance removing Lofts at Park View from Municipal Service District

Before we dig into the latest government news, the Greater Fayetteville Chamber congratulates our newly elected officials and thanks everyone who stepped forward to serve our community. We look forward to working together to support local businesses, strengthen our economy and expand opportunities across Fayetteville and Cumberland County. And with that, here you go!

Fayetteville, NC · 2d

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Ronna Rowe Garrett elected chair of the Fayetteville PWC Board of Commissioners

The Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC) announces the election of Ronna Rowe Garrett as Chair of the PWC Board of Commissioners for the 2026-2027 term. Garrett was voted Chair during the Board’s regular meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026. Garrett was appointed to the PWC Board of Commissioners by...

Fayetteville, NC · 1d

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‘I got to tell him’: Ojeda wins NC-09 seat just days before father passes away

Richard Ojeda unseated GOP Rep. Richard Hudson in a surprise upset.

Aberdeen, NC · 8h

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Local Army Veteran now supporting the health of service members and their families

Fayetteville-based Stephen DeLellis is a retired Army lieutenant colonel with over three decades in Army Special Operations Forces and 16 combat deployments across six conflicts. DeLellis began his military career as an enlisted private in 1983, later serving in the 1st Ranger Battalion and Army Special Operations. His experience ranges from surviving a helicopter crash during the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu to participating in the operation to capture Manuel Noriega in Panama. He went on to become an Army physician assistant and served as deputy command surgeon for U.S. Army Special Operations Command.

Fayetteville, NC · 22h

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New documentary revisits North Carolina's 9-year fight against forever chemicals

Nearly a decade after North Carolinians learned their drinking water had been contaminated with industrial chemicals for years, a new documentary is examining how it happened, the people affected and the ongoing fight to hold polluters accountable. GENX: The Saga of Forever Chemicals, premiering Friday in Saxapahaw, traces the contamination...

North Carolina · 1h

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Fayetteville Starts Free Loose Leaf Collection Nov. 30, Dates Set by ZIP Code

Fayetteville's seasonal loose-leaf collection begins Nov. 30. Crews will start with homes in the 28306 ZIP code. The city offers the service at no cost, according to a city media release published on Wednesday, Nov. 4. Pickup windows depend on where you live. Here they are by ZIP code:. 28306:...

Fayetteville, NC · 1d

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Weekend best bets: Lafayette Village tree lighting, markets, and movies in the square

The fall chill may be setting in, but there are still plenty of things to do this weekend around the Triangle. Check out one of the season's last outdoor movies, kick off your holidays with tree lighting and ice skating, or enjoy artisan shopping at various locations around the Triangle.

Raleigh, NC · 1d