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Fayetteville State University introduces new on-campus food truck hub

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By Stephanie Meador Verified, Ashley Barrett, TRP Sumner
| Greater Fayetteville Business Journal Verified
Rendering provided by Hector Molina Fayetteville State University's eating options are expanding with the opening of a new food truck hub. The hub, named “The Shoe,” aims to enhance the dining experience for students, faculty and staff. It can accommodate up to six food trucks daily, with one being an FSU-run truck. The Shoe will have a soft opening on Monday, Sept. 21. Students will be able to use their meal plan to purchase food from the trucks.
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Sandhills Community College celebrates the launch of The Frick Drone Innovation Program with a drone demonstration

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By Scott Krawczyk, Ashley Barrett, TRP Sumner
| Greater Fayetteville Business Journal Verified
Equipped with high‑zoom and thermal imaging, the drone helps first responders quickly locate missing people, read fire hotspots, scout dangerous structures and document accident scenes from above. Its rapid mapping and real-time aerial views give public safety teams a clearer, safer picture of unfolding emergencies than ground-level perspectives alone.
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Fayetteville PWC named a finalist for NC TECH Awards

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By Erin Ananian-Gentile, Ashley Barrett, TRP Sumner
| Greater Fayetteville Business Journal Verified
The North Carolina Technology Association has announced the finalists for the NC TECH Awards, North Carolina's statewide technology awards program. This awards program recognizes companies, organizations and individuals for their achievement, innovation and leadership throughout the year. The Fayetteville Public Works Commission is among the finalists in the Core Innovation Award category.
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