Harnett County News

According to the State Board of Elections, there will be 850,000 new registered voters in the state by November.

The Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program of the state Department of Insurance recently presented four awards.

Campbell University announced today that its law school has received a $1 million grant from the A.J. Fletcher Foundation to establish a legal clinic at its new downtown Raleigh location.

Following four serious accidents since Sept. 13, including two fatalities, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is issuing an urgent warning for hunters to exercise caution when using a tree stand.

A former Wake County assistant principal pleaded guilty this week to 15 sex charges.

Nearly a year after officials announced that Campbell University would move its law school to Raleigh, another announcement is expected Tuesday.

Yes, I know your calendars are already marked for National Alpaca Farm Days this weekend! Last April we introduced you to this lovely lady: A This is Prissy Girl, just after her coif in the spring.

The North Carolina Highway Patrol investigated a wreck in Harnett County early Monday that sent three people to local hospitals.

The spark and excitement Terry Rollins sees in children's eyes when he's telling a story are proof to him their imaginations are still alive.

The drought is over in Moore County, thanks to the six to seven inches of rainfall delivered by Hurricane Hanna Saturday, as well as more recent rain.

Reality is starting to sink in for thousands of soldiers and government employees in Atlanta who will soon call North Carolina home.

A Dunn woman was charged Monday with felony hit-and-run, a day after a man was found critically injured in roadside ditch in Harnett County.

A Bunnlevel man has been charged with first-degree murder by the Harnett County Sheriff's Office.

Updates on the storm are presented on this page with the most recent updates at the top, and previous updates further down the page.

State prison officials this week launched barber school classes for inmates at Harnett Correctional Institution in Lillington, the first of its kind in a North Carolina prison.

Allegations the town mishandled a building project proved to be "without merit." A town employee claimed that mistakes were made in building the Little Creek water-reclamation facility, Town Manager Steve Biggs ...

Published: Wednesday, August 27, 2008 at 3:30 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, August 28, 2008 at 12:00 a.m. A majority of New Hanover High School's 18-member varsity cheerleading team has been suspended from team ...

This year marks the 150th anniversary of North Carolina's most determined journalist.

A woman accused of castrating a man with her fingernails at a Christmas party in 2006 has pleaded guilty.

LILLINGTON, N.C. A woman accused of partially castrating a man with her fingernails at a Christmas party has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge rather than face another trial.