Earl Vaughan Jr. is a journalist and writer based in Fayetteville, North Carolina. He is known for his coverage of local sports, particularly high school athletics, and his work has been featured in CityView Magazine and The Fayetteville Observer. With a keen focus on the local community, Earl provides insightful and engaging articles that highlight the achievements and stories of athletes in the Fayetteville area.
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Earl Vaughan Jr. primarily focuses on local sports news, particularly in the Fayetteville area of North Carolina. His articles often include event coverage and announcements about high school sports teams and individual athletes.
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By: Earl Vaughan
One coach and two athletes from Cumberland County will be in Wilmington Saturday to compete in the annual Carolinas Classic All-Star basketball game pitting the top senior boys and girls players from North Carolina against their South Carolina counterparts.
By: Earl Vaughan Jr.
The tradition of high school baseball tournaments during spring break continues next week in Cumberland County as both Terry Sanford and South View will be holding events starting Saturday and continuing the following week.
By: Earl Vaughan Jr.
It’s been more than 10 years since Hunter Bell came up with the idea of a 3-on-3 basketball tournament to honor the memory of the Maxwell family. Now he’s expanding on that project with the addition of the Maxwell Mission and a new outreach to the youth of Fayetteville.
BY EARL VAUGHAN JR. | CityView Sports Columnist Will Walters, Gray's Creek, golf
I have a lot of dates saved in my calendar, most to remind me of appointments and family events. But a few are for significant memories from my 50 years in journalism.
E.E. Smith’s football tradition is as rich as any school’s in Cumberland County. But the Golden Bulls have fallen on hard times the past six years, with two winless seasons and two more with just a single win in that span.
BY EARL VAUGHAN JR. | CityView Sports Columnist Tyreece Brown had about as successful an audition as possible for the head coaching job of the Fayetteville State women's basketball team.
Covering high school sports is a full-time job, not something you can do the right way with the limitations I have to deal with. So it is time to make the official announcement that my days as a sports writer are over. Effective immediately I am stepping down from my role at CityView to move into what I hope will be an enjoyable and peaceful retirement.
By: Earl Vaughan
Earl Vaughan Jr. | Correspondent It was just after breakfast on Thursday morning when the text message tone on my phone jingled and I opened the screen.
By: Earl Vaughan Jr.
Weller, 75, died Sept. 17, bringing to end a life and career that saw him bounce back from incredible tragedy to continue to make contributions in both the worlds of athletics and finance during his final 20 years.
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