Fayetteville Latest News (North Carolina, United States)

Allen v. Cooper Lawsuit - Motion for Reconsideration Granted!

Glenn Neasham is moving to Fayetteville soon from Spring Lake to be closer to serving his clients, and as soon as pandemic stops reopening his office. Glenn will currently offer one on one door to door service at no cost. Free consultations.

Introducing his lovely new assistant and Fiancé Evelyn Barroso Specializing in RETIREMENT PLANNING | ANNUITIES Nearly 30 years of experience in the insurance trade, we provide services dedicated to annuities, and retirement planning.

See The Incredible Video of Private Military Contractors in Action

With so much attention being paid to internet censorship - specifically, Facebook censorship, Velocity offers a free speech social media platform.

The Arts Council of Fayetteville/ Cumberland County announces the recipients of the 2020-2021 Project and Operating Support Grants. 15 non-profit organizations were awarded funds totaling in $135,000.

United States Supreme Court Ruling Creates Copyright Uproar!

Today the United States Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, has affirmed a lower court's ruling that Nautilus Productions cannot pursue its copyright lawsuit against the state of North Carolina.

Taking place November 7-11, this year's Heroes Homecoming will feature a variety of events, tributes, and performances across Cumberland County, NC