Rachael Riley is a military reporter at The Fayetteville Observer. With over a decade of experience covering municipal and general assignment beats, she now focuses on the Department of Defense, sharing the stories of veterans, soldiers, and military families. Rachael's work has been featured in notable outlets including USA TODAY, Air Force Times, and Yahoo News.
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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
Cumberland County officials took the first legal step required if a data center moratorium is enacted here.
By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer A former parking lot — once planned for the Crown Event Center — has sat vacant for more than a year in downtown Fayetteville.
By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer On the heels of the Cumberland County Board of Education's 5-3 split vote this month to close Manchester and Coon
By: Rachael Riley
A leadership change at Pope Army Airfield puts a new commander over the unit that supports rapid global deployments from Fort Bragg.
By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer FORT BRAGG — At Fort Bragg, the nation's most populated military installation, the legacy of fallen service members endures long after their sacrifice.
By: Rachael Riley
The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a woman whose body was found May 25, authorities said.
By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer FORT BRAGG — Fort Bragg leaders are optimistic that free transportation could soon be available on post, similar to a program already operating at Fort Hood, Texas.
By: Rachael Riley
Rachael Riley, Fayetteville Observer SPRING LAKE — The sound of chatter filled the hallways of Manchester Elementary on May 26 as students put tokens in a vending machine to receive a book to read during the summer.
By: Rachael Riley
Fashion Week is coming to Spring Lake and is organized by Sasha Koture and Lenoir Koture Productions.
By: Rachael Riley
Fayetteville Observer The event is organized by local resident and entrepreneur Sasha Koture.
