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Man dies after stabbing at sports bar in Cumberland County
A man was killed after being stabbed at a sports bar Wednesday in Cumberland County. At 12:11 a.m., the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office was dispatched to Pyrates Sports Bar at 651 W. Manchester Road in Spring Lake for a stabbing. When deputies arrived, they found a man who had been...
Hungry after midnight in Fayetteville? These restaurants are open late
The Fayetteville area may not have as many spots to get a late-night bite as residents would like, but that does not mean night owls have to go hungry. While many area restaurants close before the clock strikes 10 p.m., there's still hope for satisfying midnight cravings. Here’s a list...
On cam: Man taken into custody in Fayetteville neighborhood
A man was taken into custody Tuesday after a standoff in Fayetteville. Before 10 a.m., officers gathered around a shed on Corrina Street, near W. Cochran Avenue, to arrest a suspect who was wanted, according to police.
Honda’s ‘Shogo’ car brings joy to sick children at Fayetteville hospital
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) – Cape Fear Valley Medical Center is the first hospital in North Carolina with a Honda Shogo car for sick children. Bryan Honda Dealership in Fayetteville donated a Honda Shogo to the Fayetteville hospital. It’s a fun way to transport young patients through hospital hallways to and from procedures and appointments.
New cases of chronic wasting disease found in deer in Cumberland County
More than a dozen new cases of neurological disease have been detected in deer in Cumberland County since July, according to the state Wildlife Resources Commission. The commission reports that 13 new cases of chronic wasting disease have been detected in Cumberland, Surry, Stokes and Yadkin counties, bringing the total number of cases to 24 since the disease was first detected in Yadkin County in 2021.
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Downtown Fayetteville is getting new parking spaces
Fayetteville is adding 52 new parking spaces to a city-owned lot between Winslow and Russell streets. According to a news release, the parking lot will be closed for construction May 1 through mid-October. The current parking lot has 34 spaces, and once the $575,000 project is completed this fall, there...
If Fayetteville home values increase, what does that mean for rent prices?
Fayetteville homeowners can expect to see home values increase over the next year, according to a new study based on data from Zillow, and that could also lead to rent increases. In a GoBankingRates report, 34 Southern cities in 15 states with the largest housing markets in the south were analyzed, and the results project home values in Fayetteville will increase 3.5% by February. ...
New details revealed about Fayetteville home missing Blake Deven, London Deven lived in
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — State documents give us new details about the Fayetteville home Blake and London Deven lived in. Blake, who would now be 17-years-old, and London, who would now be 27-years-old, have been missing for years. Neighbors and investigators old us the siblings lived in a home...
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