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Hundreds gather to honor veterans at fundraising golf tournament

FUQUAY-VARINA, N.C. — Hundreds of volunteers and golfers gathered in Fuquay-Varina during Veterans Appreciation Month for the 18th annual Military Missions in Action, Tee Off for the Troops Golf Classic. The two-day tournament raises money for the nonprofit that serves active-duty military members, veterans and their families. North Carolina...

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Eagles Rally Late to Edge Fayetteville State

DURHAM, N.C. – Victoria Morris collected 20 points and 11 rebounds as North Carolina Central rallied late to edge Fayetteville State 60-56 in a women's basketball thriller at McDougald-McLendon Arena on Monday. NCCU evened its record at 2-2 overall while the contest was an exhibition game for Fayetteville State.

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Broncos Volleyball Advance to CIAA Semifinals with Sweep of Bluefield State

ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. – Top-seeded Fayetteville St. opened the CIAA Volleyball Championship with a commanding performance Monday night, defeating eighth-seeded Bluefield St. in straight sets, 25-20, 25-13, 25-18, at the Rocky Mount Event Center. The victory improves the Broncos to 23-4 overall and sends them into Tuesday's semifinal round,...

Fayetteville, NC · 1d

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Fayetteville State Lands Five All-CIAA Selections, Opens CIAA Tournament Against Bluefield State

ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. — CIAA regular-season champion Fayetteville State will enter the 2026 CIAA Volleyball Championship with five student-athletes earning All-CIAA honors and a quarterfinal matchup against Bluefield State on Monday, Nov. 9, at 6:30 p.m. at the Rocky Mount Event Center in Rocky Mount, N.C. Leading the Broncos'...

Fayetteville, 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 · 9h

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45 years later, still calling Fayetteville home

Sponsored Content provided by Madison Spangler - Digital Marketing & Campaigns Coordinator, Systel Business Equipment. When Systel Business Equipment began in Fayetteville on November 1, 1981, the business world looked a little different. Typewriters, filing cabinets, and traditional copiers were everyday fixtures in the office. Computers were still finding their place in the workplace, and the idea of managing business operations from a smartphone was hard to imagine.

Fayetteville, NC · 1d

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Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt highlights need for cybersecurity workforce pipeline at Fayetteville Technical Community College

Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt toured Fayetteville Technical Community College’s cybersecurity program Wednesday, Oct. 28, as a part of her Jobs of the Future initiative. In addition to housing its own cybersecurity program, FTCC is a co-founder of the Carolina Cyber Network (CCN). Carolina Cyber Network connects colleges, universities, employers, government and community partners to help students build skills, gain real experience, and move into cybersecurity careers.

Fayetteville, NC · 1d

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Chemours' plan to clean up forever chemicals in NC is ‘deficient,' state DEQ says

A chemical corporation that knowingly leaked forever chemicals into North Carolina’s air and water for decades has been working on a long-term plan to clean up its mess. But now, state environmental officials say the company’s cleanup plan has stalled and doesn’t go far enough to remove toxic chemicals as required by law. The chemicals have spread through rivers and groundwater in the Fayetteville region, the lower Cape Fear River basin and throughout major aquifers that supply water to southeastern North Carolina. In comments sent to the chemical company Chemours on Monday, the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality identified nearly 40 specific ways that Chemours needs to expand or strengthen its cleanup plan. “Today’s direction to the company makes clear that DEQ expects Chemours to clean up all the areas they have polluted,” DEQ secretary Reid Wilson said in a Monday news release. “DEQ will hold Chemours accountable no matter how long it takes.” PFAS, known as forever chemicals for their inability to break down in the environment, can be extremely toxic to human health when consumed at high concentrations. PFAS have been found to increase the risk of some cancers, weaken the immune system, and cause reproductive and developmental

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