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Tracey Morrison

Tracey Morrison

Verified

Writer, Up and Coming Weekly

North Carolina, United States

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U.S. Arts And Entertainment , Social Action , Politics

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I don’t cover pageant-related events.

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Total articles 36

  • Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office SRO contract to expire June 30

    By Tracey Morrison Verified| Up and Coming Weekly Verified The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office held a private meeting on Thursday, June 6, to discuss the removal of safety resource officers from schools. Cumberland County Superintendent Dr. Marvin Connelly Jr., Assistant Chiefs Todd Joyce and Robert Ramirez from the Fayetteville Police Department, Spring Lake Police Chief Errol Jarman, and Chairwoman Deanna Jones of Cumberland County Schools were in attendance.

    By Tracey Morrison Verified · Up and Coming Weekly

    Jun. 18, 2024

  • American Friends of Lafayette to visit Fayetteville in 2025

    By Tracey Morrison Verified, Aly Hansen| Up and Coming Weekly Verified On March 4 and 5, 2025, Fayetteville will celebrate the 200th anniversary of Gilbert du Motier, the Marquis de Lafayette's visit to the city. The American Friends of Lafayette, based in Gaithersburg, Maryland, is coordinating the bicentennial and recognized Fayetteville as a premier bicentennial site. The celebration will be both fun and educational, with symbolic connections to the past.

    By Tracey Morrison Verified, Aly Hansen · Up and Coming Weekly

    Jun. 11, 2024

  • Police Foundation hosts annual ball

    By Tracey Morrison Verified| Up and Coming Weekly Verified The police force is essential to keeping our community safe. They wear the badge of courage to protect and serve the community at all costs. Officers often face unknown and risky challenges when they receive emergency calls, sacrificing their time and lives to protect and serve.

    By Tracey Morrison Verified · Up and Coming Weekly

    Apr. 30, 2024

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Up and Coming Weekly