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In Full Bloom: The 42nd Annual Fayetteville Dogwood Festival
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Cape Fear Regional Theatre closes out with Sister Act
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FSO wraps up stellar season with the Maestro of Trombone
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Celebrate Star Wars Day & Cinco de Mayo with great local events
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Unleash inner superhero May 4th with Free Comic Book Day
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Everything old is new again at Vinyl Record Show
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FTCC showcases its Chefs to Soldiers program
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Publisher's Pen: The Fayetteville Dogwood Festival: Consultants don't get it!
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Juneteenth Jubilee announces headliners
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FTCC Foundation invests in students’ futures
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Flawless Touch Detailing celebrates new location
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Kindah Temple No. 62 hosts annual Spring Ceremonial
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How to resolve AdBlock issue? Featured Articles
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FSO wraps up stellar season with the Maestro of Trombone
The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra's season closer, Bad to the Bones, is one not to be missed. Scheduled for Saturday, May 11 at 7:30 p.m. at Seabrook Auditorium, it will feature…Read More -
Cape Fear Regional Theatre closes out with Sister Act
Alexis Tidwell, like other dazzling singers, finds herself singing on her treadmill to keep up with the talent in her current show. This is hard, she may admit, because this…Read More -
In Full Bloom: The 42nd Annual Fayetteville Dogwood Festival
The 42nd annual Fayetteville Dogwood Festival lands in “America’s Can Do City” April 26-28, with entertainment for all ages. The 2024 “Blooms, Spring & Community” theme evokes the festival’s original…Read More -
Reimagining Church: First Prez making waves for God with new services
Sunday in the South means church, and up until recently, the “high church” ruled the area. For those unfamiliar with the term “high church”, it simply is the word for…Read More -
Celebrate Star Wars Day & Cinco de Mayo with great local events
Are you looking for a fun and exciting way to celebrate two fantastic holidays in May? Look no further! This year celebrate the whole weekend by combining your love for…Read More
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Trees canopy over avenues in front of new dream homes, reduced interest rates starting at 3.5%
In Fairfield Farms, we have planted trees along both sides of the Avenue in front of each home along Summerchase Drive. The trees will grow to 60 foot tall and…Read More -
FTCC to offer food truck business certificate for fall
“It’s got all the bells and whistles. They are really putting support behind the system,” said Charles Bullard, a culinary instructor at Fayetteville Technical Community College, of the new food…Read More -
FTCC’s Student Learning Center enhances college learning experience
Have you ever had a tutor call to check on your academic progress or call just to say hello and check on how things are going on your academic journey?…Read More -
Fayetteville Chamber to host Peter Marksteiner for speaker series
The Greater Fayetteville Chamber is hosting its President's Speaker Series, Friday, May 3rd, from 8:50 a.m. to noon at Fayetteville Technical Community College’s Cumberland Hall Auditorium.The GFC, which celebrates its…Read More -
Grays Creek: Clean drinking water on the way
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners and the Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC) announced a partnership to provide safe drinking water to the Gray’s Creek Water and Sewer District. The…Read More
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Fayetteville streets are becoming deadly raceways
Publisher’s Note:I’m yielding my editorial space to publish a Letter to the Editor we received from a Fayetteville resident who addresses a major (and common) local safety concern that weighs…Read More -
Puh-lease have a baby?
For generations, we worried about overpopulation around the world, but, increasingly, we are now more worried about too few babies arriving in the United States and in many other developed…Read More -
State gets a pleasant April surprise
I’ve never been more delighted to be mistaken.A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a column observing that, over the first eight months of the 2023-24 fiscal year, the state’s…Read More -
The real story of Snow White
Both of my readers have seen Disney’s Snow White. Today, we rip the lid off Disney’s prettified version. The original Snow White story by Grimm is actually grim. The real…Read More
Arts
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Cape Fear Regional Theatre closes out with Sister Act
Alexis Tidwell, like other dazzling singers, finds herself singing on her treadmill to keep up with the talent in her current show. This is hard, she may admit, because this…Read More -
Gallery 208: Beyond Surface: Abstractions by Kellie Perkins
Depicting a recognizable subject in a painting can evoke pleasure or even comfort for the viewer – we are familiar with the objects, figure or place. We perceptually experience a landscape…Read More -
Gilbert Theater features the newest production: Assassins
The Gilbert Theater is indeed back for another production. The season is NOT over and this production is sure to intrigue audiences. The latest musical production to hit the community…Read More
Entertainment
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Everything old is new again at Vinyl Record Show
In this digital age where music is predominantly consumed through streaming platforms and downloaded onto devices, it's fascinating to witness the unexpected resurgence of vinyl records. Vinyl, once thought to…Read More -
Unleash inner superhero May 4th with Free Comic Book Day
Calling all comic book fans! Have you heard about Free Comic Book Day? It's a day when comic book shops all over the country give away special edition comics for…Read More -
Celebrate Star Wars Day & Cinco de Mayo with great local events
Are you looking for a fun and exciting way to celebrate two fantastic holidays in May? Look no further! This year celebrate the whole weekend by combining your love for…Read More -
FSO wraps up stellar season with the Maestro of Trombone
The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra's season closer, Bad to the Bones, is one not to be missed. Scheduled for Saturday, May 11 at 7:30 p.m. at Seabrook Auditorium, it will feature…Read More -
“Bandancing”: Experience the enchanting melodies of Fayetteville Symphonic Band's latest concert
"Bandancing," happening Tuesday, April 23 at 7:30 p.m., is part of the Fayetteville Symphonic Band’s concert series."The Fayetteville Symphonic Band is a community of instrumentalists who are serious about keeping…Read More
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