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Enjoy the Kentucky Derby, North Carolina style
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Dirtbag Ales and Heckler Brewing celebrate beer May 3 to 5
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"Ivories" ends spectacular season for Gilbert Theater
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Wine & Design's new location takes workshops to another level
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“Bandancing”: Experience the enchanting melodies of Fayetteville Symphonic Band's latest concert
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Living Water Music Festival: A celebration of community
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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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"Ivories" ends spectacular season for Gilbert Theater
It wouldn’t be the Gilbert Theater if it didn’t end the season with a bang. After a revival season, full of patron favorites and ghosts of Christmas past, Ivories, a…Read More -
Gear up for the ultimate cycling showdown
The highly anticipated championship cycling event has arrived! The Carolinas Cycling Association is thrilled to declare that the charming town of Wade, located in Cumberland County, has been chosen as…Read More -
Living Water Music Festival: A celebration of community
On Saturday, May 4, the serene grounds behind the First Baptist Church at 4622 Cameron Rd. in Hope Mills will transform into a vibrant oasis of music, arts and camaraderie…Read More -
Dirtbag Ales and Heckler Brewing celebrate beer May 3 to 5
The weekend of May 3 to May 5 is definitely something to look forward to! There are two fantastic occasions taking place, and both revolve around everyone's favorite beverage – beer!…Read More -
Enjoy the Kentucky Derby, North Carolina style
The Kentucky Derby is one of the most anticipated and celebrated horse racing events in the world. It is a true sporting spectacle that captures the attention of millions of…Read More
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Fayetteville State University faculty passes vote of “no confidence” in provost
The Fayetteville Faculty Senate passed a vote of “no confidence” in the leadership of Provost Monica Leach Friday, becoming the latest in a series of UNC System campuses where faculty…Read More -
Sustainable Sandhills brings First Ever Earth Day Celebration to Fayetteville
Earth Day will get its own special event this year in Fayetteville, thanks to Sustainable Sandhills. For the first time in Fayetteville’s history, there will be a gathering to celebrate…Read More -
Fun ways to celebrate Earth Day
Earth Day is an annual holiday that has been celebrated since 1970. Despite somewhat humble beginnings, much of the globe now celebrates Earth Day, which this year takes place on…Read More -
FTCC offers program in database management
In many ways, data is changing the face of the world. The constant collection of data helps to improve the quality of life. Businesses thrive on data to help improve…Read More -
Passover is historic celebration of freedom
Passover is a Jewish celebration that begins this year at sundown on April 22 and ends on April 30. According to the religious resource My Jewish Learning, Passover is a…Read More
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Publisher's Pen: City Council votes on symbolic resolution ... Or did they?
At the last City Council meeting the members of the Fayetteville City Council voted down a proposal to adopt a “resolution in support of immigrant communities in Fayetteville.” Good for…Read More -
Make like a tree and leave
Love is a many splintered thing. Time to hop into Mr. Peabody’s Way Back Machine back into the wonderful world of Greek Mythology. Remember our old friend Daphne? If you…Read More -
No silver bullet for school woes
Because of the tremendous benefits conferred by better education, it would be great if policymakers knew precisely what silver bullets to fire to eliminate obstacles to higher achievement.But obstacles to…Read More -
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
Arts
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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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“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 -
Dirtbag Ales and Heckler Brewing celebrate beer May 3 to 5
The weekend of May 3 to May 5 is definitely something to look forward to! There are two fantastic occasions taking place, and both revolve around everyone's favorite beverage – beer!…Read More -
Wine & Design's new location takes workshops to another level
Wine & Design Fayetteville has recently relocated to larger premises. Their new address is 2180 Skibo Rd. Ste C, situated next to Popeyes, just north of the Skibo and Raeford…Read More -
Little River Band heads to the Crown Theatre
In a much-anticipated event, the beloved Little River Band is gearing up to play at the Crown Theatre at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 4. Fans and rock enthusiasts alike…Read More -
NC SciFest: Balloon powered vehicles and how they move
After their exciting event on all things books and STEM, NC Scifest is set to host yet another amazing and informational fair on wind-powered vehicles.Science fairs have long been an…Read More
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