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First impressions, top performers from 2024 Cumberland County Football Jamboree
High school football is back. The 2024 Cumberland County Football Jamboree on Friday saw all 10 of Fayetteville's NCHSAA teams battle nonconference opponents in hour-long scrimmage games, with half playing at Pine Forest and the others at Gray's Creek. We checked in on the action on Andrews Road, where E.E. Smith, Westover, Pine Forest,...
Sign Wars! Business signs 'taco-ver' the county
MOREHEAD CITY — After a back-and-forth between two restaurants, business signs right now are the “taco the county.”. Dozens of businesses across the county have signs big and small showing off tongue-in-cheek messages in response to a “sign war” that broke out between Dank Burrito and Ioanni’s in Morehead City this week.
UNC football lands in-state running back Demon June
Mack Brown and the North Carolina Tar Heels’ football program received some good news on Friday afternoon. Three-star running back Demon June pledged his verbal commitment to North Carolina, giving the Tar Heels a big running back commit in the 2025 class. The Jacksonville, North Carolina native announced during a ceremony at his high school on Friday, just a few weeks after UNC officially offered the running back. June picked UNC over offers from East Carolina, Appalachian State, UConn, Ohio, Old Dominion, Toledo, James Madison and Georgia Southern. He took visits to East Carolina and Georgia Southern as well but in the...
Durham Mall Welcomes Music on Main
The Streets at Southpoint is introducing its new Music on Main series starting Saturday, Aug. 17. This series, which will run every Saturday from now through mid-October, features a lineup of performances curated by Duke Arts, offering a diverse selection of musical artists. The Music on Main series will be...
Multiple ENC high school teams back in action in football jamborees
TARBORO, N.C. (WNCT) — Multiple high school football teams were trying to put a bow on the offseason by taking part in jamborees Friday night. In Tarboro, the Vikings hosted teams including J.H. Rose and North Pitt among others. “I thought defensively, we looked really really good. We had a couple missed communications but other […]
Police seek man who stole $3,000 worth of glasses from Hillsborough store, officials say
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. (WNCN) – Police are asking for the public’s help in their search for a man connected to recent thefts in the Hillsborough and Durham areas. According to the Hillsborough Police Department, officers are trying to identify a man and his vehicle in reference to a theft of approximately $3,000 worth in glasses from Triangle Vision on Friday. Police said they believe the suspect is also involved in other incidents at the Durham store.
CHASE RICE UNVEILS HAUNTING MURDER BALLAD “HAW RIVER” OFF FORTHCOMING INDEPENDENT ALBUM GO DOWN SINGIN’ DUE SEPT. 20
HAW RIVER, N.C. – Celebrated by Billboard for “having storytelling details tumble from his lips, his portraits created quickly and efficiently,” Diamond-certified songwriter Chase Rice unveils his latest gripping narrative via today’s release of “Haw River,” offering fans a further glimpse into his highly anticipated independent album, Go Down Singin’, arriving Sept. 20. Pre-order/pre-save the album HERE.
First Alert Day | Level 2 risk today; strong storms, damaging winds possible
Severe storms could pop up across central North Carolina on Sunday.A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect for multiple counties in Central North Carolina until 10 p.m.There's a level 2 risk in place for the Sandhills, Wake County and other areas east of Interstate 85.The beginning of the day will be pleasant, with no rain and temperatures in the upper 80s. But the afternoon and evening brings with it the possibility of storms; the best chance for severe weather is between 3 and 10 p.m.The storms will be moving in from the west, bringing frequent lightning and heavy downpours. The...
Robinson, Morrow say they would turn down federal education dollars
In a newly revealed video, Republican candidate for governor Mark Robinson told supporters at a private event he would turn down federal funding for North Carolina schools. That's a popular idea among some conservatives, but it could come with a hefty price tag.
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