Rank & File Law Enforcement are Constitutional Oath Keepers, Not Mask Police
Cumberland County, N.C. – While the Chief Hawkins of the Fayetteville Police Department and Sheriff Ennis Wright of the Cumberland
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Thousands Demand Fayetteville City Council “Support the Market House”
Fayetteville, N.C. – In 1788 North Carolinians considered making Fayetteville the state capital, and in 1789, the General Assembly met there
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Fayetteville Market House; Intrigue, Lies, Corruption and Perverseness
Fayetteville, N.C. – The city of Fayetteville is in the midst of turmoil regarding the one of a kind architecturally
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Fayetteville N.C. Market House Still Vexing City Council
Fayetteville, N.C. – The Fayetteville Market House offends some – so what? Where is it written that someone’s feelings warrant
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The Third-Party Argument
It’s time to take a lesson from the past (and historical Republicans) and replace the Republican party with a Patriot party just as they, the Republican party, replaced the Whig party.
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Deadly Force; What’s the Truth?
Numerous commenters with no education regarding this issue giving their opinions as to what they think the laws regarding the use of deadly force are.
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Fayetteville N.C. Convict Mayor Leading Charge on Committing More Crimes
Fayetteville, N.C. – Fayetteville’s criminally convicted Mayor Mitch Colvin is leading the charge to deface traffic control devices, specifically crosswalks,
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A Second Black Man’s Life Destroyed by Fayetteville’s Chief Gina Hawkins
If Chief Gina Hawkins had done her job to begin with these young men wouldn’t have had the opportunity to commit these crimes.
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Arrest Made for the Arson of Fayetteville’s Historic Market House
Charles Anthony Pittman, of Fayetteville was arrested by special agents of the ATF for taking part in the arson of Fayetteville’s Market House
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Market House Remains Standing as a Symbol of Defeat for Rioters
Fayetteville N.C. – Despite numerous attempts to burn down the Fayetteville Market House it remains standing today as a symbol
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