Free Flu Shot Clinics, Cumberland County

A reminder of the shot

Free Flu Immunizations Available By Appointment, Cumberland County

The Department of Public Health is now offering free influenza (flu) vaccinations, regardless of insurance status.

County Officials Receive Awards During Chamber Event

Cumberland County Commissioner Jimmy Keefe, Health Director Dr. Jennifer Green, Sheriff’s Office deputies and firefighters lauded

193 New Cases, Deadline Extended For Virtual Learning Centers Funding

The Department of Public Health reports 193 new COVID-19 cases and one additional death since the last report on Tuesday, Oct. 13.

Deadline Extended To Oct. 21 For Organizations To Submit Virtual Learning Center Proposals

Cumberland County understands that parents of school-aged children are struggling to work and provide virtual learning support.

Vision Resource Center, Cumberland County, Dedicates Walking Trail For The Blind

The Vision Resource Center dedicated a walking trail for blind and visually impaired people in a ceremony Oct. 15.

One-Stop Voting

It's all here in Cumberland County

One-Stop Voting Begins Today, Personal Protective Equipment Distributed To Polling Sites, Cumberland County

Cumberland County residents who are qualified and registered to vote for the election may vote early during the One-Stop Voting period.

Recovery Data Available, COVID-19 Related Deaths Adjusted, Cumberland County

The Department of Public Health will begin to report recovery numbers in the COVID-19 updates.

Plant Native Trees With The Help Of Cumberland Soil And Water

The Cumberland Soil and Water Conservation District is accepting pre-paid orders for tree seedlings.

Best Fort Bragg-Area Pumpkin Patches 2020

Pick out that pumpkin and enjoy the many fall attractions Fort Bragg-area pumpkin patches have to offer.

Virtual Learning Center Funding In Cumberland County

Services for the education of children

Funding Available, Cumberland County, For Community Organizations To Offer Virtual Learning Centers

The county understands that parents of school-aged children are struggling to work and provide virtual learning support to their children.

Childcare Focused Grants Available, 309 New Cases In One Week In Cumberland County

The Department of Public Health reports 309 new COVID-19 cases and one additional death since the last report on Friday, Oct. 2.

Cumberland County Voter Registration Ends Friday

Residents who want to cast their vote for the 2020 election have until Friday, Oct. 9 to register.

Improving Literacy--One Step At A Time, Cumberland County

Celebrating the opening of StoryWalk in the county

“Serve Up Fire Safety In The Kitchen!” In Cumberland County

Cumberland County Emergency Services is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) for National Fire Prevention Week.

Board Approves Agreement With Schools To Support Remote Learning Facilities For Children Of County Employees In Cumberland County

The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a memorandum of agreement between the county and its board of education.

Local Business Owners Receive Grants, New Cycle Is Open In Cumberland County

The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners presented local businesses with Small Business Resiliency Grant Checks at a recent meeting.

146 New Cases, Guidance For Fall Activities Released In Cumberland County

The Department of Public Health reports 146 new COVID-19 cases and two additional deaths since the Tuesday, Sept. 29, report.

Commissioners Consider Agreement With Schools For Virtual Learning Center, Present Grant Checks For Cumberland County

The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on Oct. 5 at 9 a.m.

Department Changes Name To Animal Services, Cumberland County

Cumberland County Animal Control has changed its name to Cumberland County Animal Services (CCAS), to better reflect the department.

In Cumberland County, 186 New Cases, Additional Food Benefits For Children

The Department of Public Health reports 186 new COVID-19 cases since the Friday, Sept. 25, report.

146 New Cases, WIC Expands In-Person Services In Cumberland County

The Department of Public Health reports 146 new COVID-19 cases since Sept. 22 in Cumberland County.

David Aazam on Remodeling to Raise A Home's Value in Fort Bragg

David Aazam, a construction expert, shares simple things to think about to improve your home's value through remodeling in North Carolina.

4 Injured In Small Plane Crash Near Fayetteville

The flight was reportedly part of an event designed to teach kids about career opportunities in aviation.

Here's What it Costs to Raise a Newborn in Fort Bragg

See if you could afford a baby’s first year here.

What's the Risk to Your Identity in Fort Bragg?

Find out if you're living in a hot spot for ID fraud.

Fayetteville Transit Conducting Customer Feedback Survey

The Fayetteville Area System of Transit (FAST) is beginning a customer feedback survey.

The Unemployment Rate in Fort Bragg

Find out if prospects are getting better or worse.

The Unemployment Rate in Fort Bragg

Find out if prospects are getting better or worse.

CEP and wear blue Run to Remember on Memorial Day

Runners and walkers encouraged to pay tribute to the sacrifices of service members and their families

Study Shows a Drop in Drug-Induced Deaths in North Carolina

A new study shows that drug and alcohol-induced deaths are up 37 percent from 2013, but between the years 2017 and 2018, it's dropped in NC

Military & Business Leaders Join GWOT Memorial Foundation Team

Ted Skokos, Lyla Kohistany & Vincent “Rocco” Vargas will bring insights and expertise to help guide the development of a new D.C. memorial

GWOT Memorial Foundation Hosting Historic Roundtable Event

The country's first command-supported focus group will help inform the design and themes for a national memorial honoring GWOT veterans

Retirement in NC: Are you Prepared?

Retirement should bring about positive connotations of being able to relax in your old age, but for many it's one that they try to avoid.

Evacuations Ordered In Fayetteville, Cumberland County, Wade: PD

The evacuations are for residents who live within a mile of the banks of Cape Fear River and the Little River within Cumberland County.

Facing the Opioid Crisis in North Carolina

In North Carolina, it’s estimated that more than 12,000 people have died from opioid-related overdoses from 1999 - 2016.

North Carolina Woman Met Man On ‘Farmers Only,’ Killed Him: Cops

A North Carolina woman is charged in the 2015 murder of a man two months after she met him on the FarmersOnly.com dating site.

What if all of North Carolina were a solar panel?

A new study crunches the numbers on a hypothetical questions: What if the entire United States were a solar panel? What could it power?