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ROSEBORO - A man was accused Monday of illegally making alcohol, a Sampson County Sheriff's Office news release said.

A small-business workshop on bonding and insurance is being held at the Fayetteville Area System of Transit conference room Thursday.

Driver's licenses from five more states, including a North Carolina neighbor, will no longer be valid to visit Fort Bragg starting later this month.

SPRING LAKE - A town of Spring Lake in-house audit review has determined that nearly $11,000 in expenses from a previously released state report on the municipality's finances were not in support of town business.

Fort Bragg's newly renovated Flightline Park has reopened.

North Carolina's state lawmakers will be sworn in Wednesday and elect their officers for the 2017-18 lawmaking session of the General Assembly.

Moore County Sheriff Neil Godfrey said Tuesday that he and his wife were not present when their son allegedly showed up intoxicated at FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital while on duty as a sheriff's deputy in February.

An 82nd Airborne Division Paratrooper died in his home in Fayetteville on Friday, an 82nd Airborne Division news release said.

Rochelle Small-Toney, a former deputy city manager, has formally severed ties with the city of Fayetteville.

Archie Barringer wasn't so sure he wanted a dog.