Here's what makes Robert Amos Barron, a fourth-grader at Ponderosa Elementary, one of The Fayetteville Observer's 2026 Future Black History Makers.

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Here's what makes Grant Moyd, an eighth-grader at Seventy-First Classical Middle, one of The Fayetteville Observer's 2026 Future Black History Makers.

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Thornhill student David George reached the Breakthrough Junior Challenge finals with a video explaining a cancer-fighting drug.