Lorry Williams
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Fayetteville, NC, United States
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Past articles by Lorry:
Fayetteville man wins $100,000 lottery prize
Dennis McIver Jr. claimed more than $70,000 after taxes. → Read More
Lorry Williams: It's been a privilege
Dec. 1 is last day for Observer executive editor Lorry Williams. → Read More
Lumber Bridge man held on attempted murder charge
The Robeson County Sheriff's Office said a shooting Tuesday was the result of a dispute between cousins. → Read More
Lumberton man wanted on murder charge surrenders
Ryan C. Locklear surrendered to Robeson County investigators Monday, the Sheriff's Office said. → Read More
Lorry Williams: Recalling family traditions this Thanksgiving
Many people may be doing things differently this Thanksgiving, but some traditions will continue. → Read More
Governor offers reward in 2018 murder in Moore County
Jalen Isaiah Leach, 22, was found May 8, 2018, with at least one gunshot wound. → Read More
Lumberton man faces drug, firearm charges
A Robeson County man faces drug and firearm charges after a brief chase with law enforcement Saturday, the Sheriff's Office said. Lawmen are looking for a second man in connection with the incident. → Read More
Fayetteville man sentenced to 24 years in prison for role in armed robbery
Mark Leon Andrews was sentenced Wednesday in U.S. District Court. → Read More
Robeson County man pleads guilty to gambling charges
Keaton Chamers Oxendine pleaded guilty Monday to gambling charges in connection with a 2018 operation. → Read More
Fayetteville woman wins $4M lottery prize
Ruth Robinson was running errands Saturday when she bought the winning lottery ticket. → Read More
Police vehicle, private vehicle hit when shots fired in Fayetteville
An officer was inside the police vehicle when it was struck, but no one was injured, the Fayetteville Police Department said. → Read More
Lorry Williams: Getting ready for Tuesday's election
Observer reporters will be posting about Tuesday's election throughout the day and into the night on social media and to our website. → Read More
One dead following Sunday shooting in Fayetteville
The Fayetteville Police Department is investigating a Sunday afternoon domestic dispute that left one person dead. → Read More
Robeson County man arrested on drug charges
A Robeson County man faces drug charges following a traffic stop Saturday, the Robeson County Sheriff's Office said. → Read More
Lorry Williams: Navigating the 2020 election
The Observer's Voters' Guide includes answers from candidates in local contested races on issues important to our community. → Read More
Pedestrian killed in early morning crash on Owen Drive
The crash happened around 4 a.m. on the 1700 block of Owen Drive. → Read More
Lumberton police looking for man accused of shooting two women
Lumberton police and the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation on Monday night identified the alleged shooter as Xavier Joseph Kenneth Green of → Read More
Lorry Williams: Gearing up for March 3 primary
The March 3 primary election will be here before you know it.The Fayetteville Observer plans to produce its Voter Guide, which will include questions we → Read More
Fayetteville police ID man shot, killed on Tryon Drive
The Fayetteville Police Department has identified the man who was shot and killed Tuesday night on Tryon Drive.Detectives with the Homicide Unit identified the man as 17-year-old Jaheem Smith of the 300 block of Hummingbird Lane in St. Pauls, the department said in a news release Wednesday.Two other people also were shot, and they are listed in stable condition at a local hospital, the release… → Read More
Lorry Williams: Gearing up for busy December
Where does the time go?It seems like yesterday that I was filling a bowl with candy in preparation of the Halloween trick-or-treaters.Now it’s mid-November and I’m making a list of what I have to do to help with Thanksgiving dinner.I’ve also been thinking about Christmas and the holiday season. Not the shopping and the decorating and the baking and the time with family and friends. All of which… → Read More