F.T. Norton is a journalist based in Fayetteville, North Carolina. They have written for The Fayetteville Observer, Yahoo News, Savannah Morning News, savannahnow.com, and Military Times. F.T. Norton covers local news, including crime, law enforcement, and community issues.
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F.T. Norton's coverage primarily focuses on local crime stories in Fayetteville, North Carolina. She seems to be particularly interested in covering criminal activities and legal proceedings related to her geographic focus.
Given the prevalent coverage of crime-related topics such as homicide, shootings, and legal announcements in her articles, F.T. Norton would likely value sources who can provide expert commentary on these specific crimes or those with insights into the local law enforcement practices and procedures.
Local government officials involved in making announcements pertaining to crime or law enforcement may also attract F.T. Norton's attention due to her emphasis on government announcements within the context of local crime reporting.
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Fayetteville Observer With the end of hurricane season still three months out and Tropical Ernesto becoming the fifth named storm of the
By: F.T. Norton
It's been more than three months since a Fort Liberty soldier shot and killed a utility worker outside his home in Carthage.
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Fayetteville Observer Terry Lee Westerfield would be 71 today. His little brother would be 64.
By: F.T. Norton
In its 34th year, the popular Fayetteville event promises Greek food, culture and tradition.
Fayetteville Observer A 20-year-old from Fayetteville was arrested Monday in a fatal June shooting near Hope Mills.
By: F.T. Norton
The accident happened just before noon at Bragg Boulevard and McPherson Avenue.
Fayetteville Observer A Fort Liberty paratrooper died from injuries sustained in training last week, the 82nd Airborne Division announced Monday.
By: F.T. Norton
If all goes well, the eagerly-awaited KPot Korean BBQ & Hot Pot will open next month at the Cross Creek Mall, franchise owner Kevin Tang said Friday.
By: F.T. Norton
Kadejah Dockery, 28, is charged with first-degree murder in the Tuesday morning stabbing death of Joseph Woods, 40.
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