Ariana-Jasmine Castrellon
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Past articles by Ariana-Jasmine:
Cumberland County Schools COVID-19 cases in a decline ahead of holidays
This year, Cumberland County Schools have experienced 2,996 COVID-19 cases, according to the director of health services. → Read More
'A lot of work to be done': Bicycle Man struggling to find volunteers for final giveaway
After the Bicycle Man’s death, his wife kept her promise and continued his legacy but is now struggling to find volunteers for the final giveaway. → Read More
Flu, RSV cases high at Cape Fear Valley as health officials brace for possible 'triple-demic'
With COVID-19 still a factor and winter on the way, health officials warn of a possible tripledemic → Read More
From the farm to the classroom: FTCC's incoming president has humble roots
Mark Sorrells, current VP of academic and student services, will replace outgoing president J. Larry Keen. → Read More
Fayetteville nonprofit helps hundreds of families with free diapers each month
The Partnership for Children of Cumberland County helps hundreds of families a month, according to the nonprofit's community engagement administrator. → Read More
After graduation, about half of Fayetteville nursing students are employed locally
Methodist University, Fayetteville State University and Fayetteville Technical Community College all offer nursing degrees. → Read More
Methodist University sophomore from Mozambique writes book of poetry about social issues
Geraldo Sibinde, a sophomore at Methodist University, wrote a poetry book in Portuguese about social issues. → Read More
Gov. Cooper visits Fayetteville State after $655 million distributed to NC child care centers
Gov. Roy Cooper visited and toured Fayetteville State University’s Early Childhood Learning Center on Thursday afternoon. → Read More
Cumberland County principal publishes bilingual children's book
Patrinia Bryant, assistant principal at William T. Brown Elementary School, wrote ‘Ruby and Adora: A Bilingual Story and Activity Book.' → Read More
Fayetteville mom with breast cancer: 'Cancer doesn't care how old you are'
A Fayetteville mother who was diagnosed with breast cancer three months ago says it’s important for women to receive an annual mammogram. → Read More
Local business mentorship program aims to change lives of young Black men
The Tulsa Initative, a local nonprofit, aims to assist young Black men, trying to pursue thier dreams of owning thier own business. → Read More
Film directed by Capitol Encore Academy teacher to be shown at Indigo Moon Film Festival
Brian Kline directed the film "What If I Were You," which will be featured during the Indigo Moon Film Festival this weekend. → Read More
Power outage map: See Hurricane Ian-related outages in Cumberland County
PWC says no weather-related power outages have been reported in the Fayetteville area so far Friday. → Read More
'It's just awesome': Hundreds ready to celebrate Beaver Dam Elementary's 100th birthday
Beaver Dam Elementary School’s 100th birthday celebration will start at 2 p.m. Sunday at 12059 NC 210 in Roseboro. → Read More
FSU officially installs Darrell T. Allison as 12th chancellor, chief executive officer
Fayetteville State University officially installed Darrell T. Allison as the 12th chancellor and chief executive officer at the Felton J. Capel Arena. → Read More
Mr. FSU creates Fayetteville Leaders Initiative for Black students
In January, Issiah McLean, the university’s 28th Mr. FSU, created the Fayetteville Leaders Initiative. → Read More
Live Wire: What happened to the Bicycle Man Community Outreach Projects?
After the death of the "Bicycle Man," his wife continued his legacy for 9 years, but is now ready to end the 32-year bicycle donation project. → Read More
Poetry organization hosting community cookout in Fayetteville on Oct.1
A local poetry organization plans to host a community cookout from noon to 4 p.m. at Brentwood Elementary School on Oct. 1. → Read More
Cumberland County Schools announces 2023 Teacher of the Year
Douglas Byrd Middle School teacher Talicia Smith was named the Cumberland County Schools' 2023 Teacher of the Year on Monday. → Read More
Cumberland County sees an increase in those receiving public assistance
Based on the CCDSS Performance Management Report, Work First Employment Services experienced more than a 20% rise in cases from July 2021 to July 2022. → Read More