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Chorale students at Gray's Creek High School started their Friday afternoon class with rehearsals. They sang "Come Sweet Death" by Bach (Again) while perfecting arm and hand movements paired with the lyrics.

Sgt. 1st Class Adam C. Herbst called the name of each soldier in his unit one last time.

N.C. 24 is the longest highway in the state, measuring 278 miles as it stretches from Charlotte to the coast.

ELIZABETHTOWN - A Bladen County man was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after a jury convicted him of murder.

For the naysayers with ruffled feathers over Bill McMillan's hopes of bringing a N.C. Fried Chicken Festival to this city in 2018, McMillan certainly has support from the Holstein cows hanging around Chick-fil-A, who urge us to "Eat Mor Chikin."…

A pair of detours coming to two of Fayetteville's busier roadways on Monday will likely cause traffic snarls.

The Airborne & Special Operations Museum will dedicate a new unit monument to Navy Seabees next month.

Last Sunday, a car stuck on train tracks downtown was hit by a CSX train, killing one person.

New information has resulted in an arrest in a 2014 rape case, Fayetteville police said.

A Fayetteville police officer involved in an on-duty wreck on Cedar Creek Road appears to have been at fault, a wreck report says.