Abraham Kenmore

Millions of dollars in funding are authorized for Fort Bragg construction projects in the National Defense Authorization Act signed into law in late December —more than half of it going to Special Operations Command facilities.

Several Fayetteville organizations help support military families as Fort Bragg soldiers deploy for Operation Epic Fury.

Hundreds of federal workers in the Triangle lost jobs in Trump’s early cuts. A year later, the future still seems uncertain.

The 15,000 people who pass through the gate daily will need a new access point starting in July thanks to a $22 million rebuilding project.

As roof repairs and housing renovations continue, the military base is exploring a rideshare program for soldiers, adding dining options, and closing Stryker Golf Course.

A conversation between Eddie S. Glaude Jr. and Abraham Kenmore

The Airborne & Special Operations Museum renovations will bring a new permanent exhibit, artifacts, and highlight lesser-told Special Operations stories.

A conversation between David S. Reynolds and Abraham Kenmore