Residents who need N95 masks will be able to get them from several Cumberland County departments while supplies last. The departments include the Cumberland County Department of Public Health and Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks & Recreation.
SPRING LAKE – Cumberland County Schools held its second public forum regarding preliminary student reassignment options on Tuesday night at W.T. Brown Elementary School on Andrews Church Road.
The Cumberland County Board of Education has scheduled three public forums this week as it considers closing T.C. Berrien Elementary School. If the school board moves forward with that proposal, students at T.C. Berrien would be reassigned to other schools in the district, school officials have said.
Cumberland County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay for students and school-based staff on Monday, officials said Sunday. Officials said they made the decision after assessing schools and …
Fayetteville residents woke up Saturday to a substantial blanket of snow covering the ground. “You did pretty well in this storm,” meteorologist Nick Luchetti of the National Weather Service in Raleigh said. “It was definitely a pretty good storm south and east of Raleigh. This was kind of an interesting event, at least.”
Some Fayetteville and Cumberland County services are adjusting their schedules because of the winter storm. Here’s the latest: Fayetteville Transit services: The Fayetteville Area System …
Cumberland County Schools has seen a downward trend in the number of suspensions in all areas, based on data presented to a Board of Education committee earlier this month. The school …
City and county officials are bracing for a bout of frigid winter weather over the next couple of days. Snow, sleet and freezing rain are in the forecast, according to the National Weather Service.
Some schools and municipal governments are adjusting their operations as the Fayetteville area prepares for a winter storm that could bring ice and the possibility of snow. Here’s the …
City and county officials are preparing for a winter storm that could bring below-freezing temperatures, ice and the possibility of two to three inches of snow. The potential for winter weather prompted Cumberland County Schools to announce it will release students two hours early Thursday and switch to remote learning Friday.
