Cape Fear Hospital Board Votes to Take over Management of Harnett Health   By Daniel Glover  With the departure of Ken Bryan the CEO of Harnett Health many have been left wondering what’s next for the future of Harnett Health. Tonight the Cape Fear board that consists of 22 members voted to take on the

A large crowd gathered today on the Cape Fear River to speak out against voter suppression that has taken place in the last two years. Several speakers were present at the rally speaking on topics that included Fracking and the long term damage that it would cause to the Cape Fear River, voter suppression and

The Harnett County NAACP Moral March to the Polls Tour Stop will be held on Wednesday, October 29, 2014. Dr. William J. Barber II will be present along with other speakers. The event will take place, “Down by the Riverside” at Howard’s Barbecue in Lillington, NC, located at 100 South Main Street. Assembly will begin

  Coats Elementary students in Ms. Staley’s 1st grade class recently brought in snacks and gatorades for the local firefighters in Coats as a way to say THANK YOU for their service. The students have been learning about community helpers and what it means to give back. It was their idea to GIVE BACK by donating

  Buies Creek Fire & Rescue Train with new Lifesaving Equipment Buies Creek Fire Department held a training night this month to try out some new rescue jacks that were recently added to their equipment. Rescue 42 jacks are used in situation where vehicles are turned over or victim is trapped under overturned vehicle. Chief

CEO of Harnett Health Resigns amid Rumors of Cape Fear Hospital Takeover   On Friday, CEO Ken Bryan of Harnett Health sent out an email to employees of Harnett Health stating that he would be resigning due to personal reasons that had been discussed with his family. This come as no shock to the Harnett