Rachael Riley is a reporter for The Fayetteville Observer, focusing on local news in Fayetteville, North Carolina. With a background in military reporting, Rachael covers a range of topics including crime, politics, and community events. Her work has been featured in various publications including USA TODAY and Military Times.
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Rachael Riley focuses primarily on local news, with a strong emphasis on government and politics, education, and crime in the Fayetteville area. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local political developments, educational initiatives or issues, as well as crime trends affecting the community.
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By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer FORT LIBERTY — The 82nd Airborne Division Headquarters' colors were uncased Thursday at Fort Liberty to symbolize
By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer The same developer that converted the former Bordeaux Motor Inn and Holiday Inn Bordeaux at 1707 Owen Drive into
Fayetteville Observer Fayetteville State University spends about $3.12 million to pay its 843 employees, data from the University of North Carolina Salary Database shows.
By: Rachael Riley
Court records show that a former Fort Liberty soldier has been placed on home confinement and can't access the internet after he was charged in
Fayetteville Observer For nearly 13 years, Fayetteville residents who called City Hall were greeted with the lyrics “I'm talkin' about my
By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer FORT LIBERTY — The Fort Liberty office of the federal supplemental nutrition program for women, infants and children, known as WIC, has moved locations on post, officials announced this week.
By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer Fayetteville police officers will have an office in the eastern part of the city soon, city records show.
By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer Cumberland County Schools named the 2025 principal, assistant principal, teacher and beginning teacher of the year during the district's Premier Professionals Gala on Tuesday night.
By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer Homicides and violent crimes decreased in Fayetteville for the first half of 2024 over last year, but police saw an
By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer JULIAN — The latest round of the Special Forces training exercise, Robin Sage, ended Thursday, with instructors springing into action the week before when an unidentified civilian drove into a pond.
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