Digital Journalist and Host of NewsNOW from Fox
Andrew Craft is a Digital Journalist and Host of NewsNOW from Fox. He covers a wide range of topics including public education, school administration, construction, and regional interest, often intersecting with culture and society. Andrew's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Fayetteville Observer, FOX5 Vegas - KVVU, and USA TODAY.
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Andrew Craft's coverage primarily focuses on local events in Fayetteville, North Carolina, with a significant emphasis on sports. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering insights or access related to local sporting events and community gatherings in Fayetteville. Additionally, if you have engaging visuals or stories related to the local area that tie into his event-focused reporting style, this could also be of interest to Andrew.
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By: Andrew Craft
It's not summer without hot dogs. Take a look at some of the options you can find in Fayetteville.
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Participants in Simi Valley's 250 5K Run celebrated the country's birthday weekend with some healthy outdoor time.
Local students take part in water quality testing program
By: Andrew Craft
NBA player Dennis Smith Jr. hosted his fifth annual youth basketball camp Friday at Pine Forest High School in Fayetteville.
By: Andrew Craft
Hope Mills residents celebrated the Fourth of July with patriotic pride and community spirit during the town's annual parade.
By: Andrew Craft
Thousands gathered at Festival Park for Fayetteville's Independence Day concert and fireworks celebration.
By: Andrew Craft
Germène's Home Kitchen & Bakery is a new Fayetteville restaurant serving Haitian/Caribbean cuisine. Take a look inside.
Fayetteville doesn't have many tall buildings, but here are the three tallest ones.
By: Andrew Craft
A look back at Fayetteville in July 1976 — from everyday moments to a community during a historic summer.
