Amanda Dolasinski

While politicians have argued whether transgender troops are too much of a distraction to serve, a Fort Bragg soldier who’s in the process of

Motorcyclists weaved in and out of an intricate course of cones during a special class that officials hope will help them be more safe. The safety course,

It’s been almost a year since Col. Kyle Reed took command of the garrison of Fort Bragg — overseeing the safety and well-being of more than

Sick children on Fort Bragg are being sent off post for treatment because there isn’t a demand for care at Womack Army Medical Center, the

Although he wore a different uniform, former professional football player Marques Ogden knows what it’s like to leave behind a profession to embark

Children of different ethnicities helped dedicate a new school on Fort Bragg to the woman known for defending equal education for all

Drills buzzed while soldiers lay back, mouths open as dental specialists worked. In one chair, a soldier relaxed as a dental specialist took X-rays of his

More than 60 years ago, in a move that would cost her a job, Mildred Poole moved to defend education for all children — regardless of their

On any given day, Stoney Point Fire Department is full of bustle as firefighters rehearse their medical skills or fill lulls by singing as they wash down

From his head all the way down his body, Yallzee Quinones is covered in tattoos. But he has no plans of slowing down the ink. He’s even touched up

Pollen season has thrust itself upon North Carolina — forcing residents to retreat inside and constantly wash down cars. Cumberland County and

Cumberland County Sheriff’s deputies helped save two women from heroin overdoses when they administered the antidote naloxone. The calls came six hours

Baseball aficionado and comedian Bill Murray quietly slipped under the radar Monday night to check out progress on Fayetteville’s baseball stadium

Soldiers from Fort Bragg and across the 18th Airborne Corps pumped weights and ran sprints with a former professional football player this week as part of

More than five decades after they navigated the jungles and rice paddy fields of Vietnam, local veterans are being remembered for their

Fort Bragg culinary specialists flaunted their prowess — from deconstructing chickens to perfectly grilling filet mignon in a field

It’s normal to find Brian Knight tucked away in the USO office at Fort Bragg, walking soldiers through how to obtain their new orders or reading Dr.

For decades, Phillip Gonzales moved from one war-torn country to the next, traveling through recluse villages with only his medical gear, ready to treat

Toni Bryant stood by her jelly doughnut with dollops of colorful icing smudged on top, trying to sell her creation to the celebrity judges of Netflix’s

Over the past nine months, soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division have patrolled, secured polling sites for elections and flexed their strength training