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Thanksgiving cactus has pointed, claw-like segment edges and drops its buds if moved once they form, according to N.C. Extension.
I may have watched “Street Fighter” recently, and while the end of that movie might have left a little to be desired, the final chapter for four Johnston County football teams is still yet to be written. Who’s getting KO’d? Who’s throwing fireballs? Who’s tired of video game...
Johnston County will launch an online permitting portal Jan. 11, 2027, letting customers apply for permits, schedule inspections, pay fees and track applications.
Murphy USA is listed among the incoming businesses at Rockfish Village, a developing commercial center near Rockfish Road and King Road in Fayetteville. The listing was shared by FayToday News’s instagram in an update highlighting businesses expected to join the shopping center alongside the new Publix. The company, which...
This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.— North Carolina environmental regulators this week sent a scathing critique to Chemours, which is responsible for contaminating at least 10 counties with toxic “forever chemicals,” arguing that […]
Consumers complained about fuel quality at two dozen gas Triangle stations recently, and state inspectors found issues at a handful of them. Between Aug. 19 and Oct. 31, customers submitted complaints about 24 stations in Wake, Durham, Chatham and Johnston counties to the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. The Standards Division didn’t receive any complaints about Orange County stations during that time. Complaints were made about 20 Wake County stations, two in Johnston and one each in Durham and Chatham, according to records obtained by The News & Observer. In the complaints, drivers reported a variety of issues with their vehicles including: losing power, having difficulty starting; check engine lights turning on; and engines stalling. Some people reported taking their cars to mechanics, who said the cars were filled with contaminated fuel. Inspectors followed up on the complaints and discovered fuel quality problems at five stations, all in Wake County. Tests are conducted at stations and in the lab to ensure that fuel meets the advertised ethanol content, octane rating and other specifications. That way, consumers get what they’re paying for , and don’t inadvertently damage their vehicles with contaminated fuel. Here’s what the tests showed. Fuel
Roseboro native Dawn Inman wants to help the homeless in her area. Inman returned to the area in 2022, and since then has seen what she believes is an increase in the homeless population around town as she travels her daily mail delivery route. Now she wants to do something about it through her newly formed nonprofit, Sisters in Service, which she is trying to get off the ground. The first step — a location.
Here are some events across central NC the whole family can enjoy together.
Cumberland County's Planning & Inspections Department will hold a community kickoff meeting for the Gray's Creek Area Land Use Plan on Wednesday, Nov. 18, from 4 to 7 p.m. It takes place at the J.D. Pone Recreation Center, located at 2964 School Road in Hope Mills. County staff want residents...
Fayetteville State and Virginia State are set to meet in a game that could have playoff implications. The post HBCU football league’s gamble could have NCAA implications appeared first on HBCU Gameday .
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!
SMITHFIELD, N.C. – A healthcare company plans to invest approximately $30 million to build a new medical rehabilitation hospital in Smithfield, creating an estimated 100 jobs with an average annual salary of $80,000. ClearSky Health, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, has announced plans for a 36-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital...
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.
Harnett County, NC- The Harnett County Tax Department will host four upcoming Business Personal Property Tax meetings to help local businesses better understand the business personal tax process, filing requirements, assessment, billing, and important deadlines. The meetings are open to the public, but are geared towards business owners, managers, bookkeepers,...
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...
North Carolina State Legislative Building — House Party Caucus Meeting Site. April Montgomery won a North Carolina House seat covering all of Lee County and part of Moore County without running as a Democrat or a Republican, and now that she's headed to Raleigh, she says she has no plans yet to meet with either party. Montgomery, an unaffiliated candidate, defeated Republican Charles Taylor, a Sanford city council member, in a race that turned unusually contentious for a legislative contest. She says she has not committed to either party and has no plans yet to meet with either party once she's seated in the state legislature in January.
The Greater Fayetteville Business Journal is proud to announce our fourth annual Health Care Heroes event!. We are excited to join together with some of the region’s core health care institutions and providers and honor our local health care community. Following three successful years of celebrating the remarkable contributions...
The Fayetteville State University Marching Bronco Xpress is currently holding the top ranking among Division II historically Black colleges and universities.
Matthew Harmody, M.D., has spent his career serving others. From decades of leadership in emergency medicine and emergency medical services to his extraordinary work as a living kidney donor and national advocate for organ donation, Dr. Harmody’s impact reaches far beyond the thousands of patients he has personally treated.
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — A phone call can do more than connect two people. It can remind someone that people appreciate them, people haven’t forgotten their sacrifices and their service matters. That’s the idea behind Call To Honor, a new nationwide initiative from the Steven A. Cohen Veterans Network.