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Arts Council presents 46th Annual International Folk Festival
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Celebrate Banned Books Week, Sept. 22-28
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Dirtbag Ales celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month
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Fayetteville celebrates new interactive public art display
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Owner of Fulfillity Books in Downtown Hope Mills celebrates all Stories, including her own
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Business Journal’s “Power Breakfast” nurtures networking
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Fayetteville celebrates new interactive public art display
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DSF Restaurant, Bar offers elevated soul food experience
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Gather for the Royal Tea Women’s Empowerment event
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Fayetteville PACT discusses impact of AI on humanity
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ASOM, Cool Springs District present 17th annual Field of Honor
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Arts Council presents 46th Annual International Folk Festival
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Dirtbag Ales celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month
Sept. 15 started the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month, and there will be plenty of celebrations going on around the country, state, and city. Kicking off the festivities in…Read More -
Celebrate Banned Books Week, Sept. 22-28
The Significance of Banned Books WeekBanned Books Week will happen this year from Sept. 22 to 28. Banned Books Week, launched in 1982, was a response to a sudden surge…Read More -
Arts Council presents 46th Annual International Folk Festival
One thing that gives Fayetteville its distinctive vibe is the different cultures that reside here. Immersed in every part of the city and surrounding area, the influences can be seen…Read More -
ASOM, Cool Springs District present 17th annual Field of Honor
The Airborne and Special Operation Museum and the Cool Spring Downtown District present the 17th Annual 2024 Field of Honor. The field is open from Tuesday, Sept. 10 through Sunday,…Read More -
Fayetteville celebrates new interactive public art display
The City of Fayetteville, PWC, the Arts Council of Fayetteville-Cumberland County, and the Cool Spring Downtown District announce the arrival of a captivating temporary outdoor public art installation, e/motion.This art…Read More
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DSF Restaurant, Bar offers elevated soul food experience
Soul food. The heartbeat of the south. A manifestation of love. Southern soul food has a place in anyone who’s tasted a bite's heart. Those lucky enough to be born…Read More -
ASOM, Cool Springs District present 17th annual Field of Honor
The Airborne and Special Operation Museum and the Cool Spring Downtown District present the 17th Annual 2024 Field of Honor. The field is open from Tuesday, Sept. 10 through Sunday,…Read More -
Owner of Fulfillity Books in Downtown Hope Mills celebrates all Stories, including her own
Ashley Wilson is all about stories: written stories, our own stories and how they intertwine. The best way to make Earth a little more like heaven is by listening to…Read More -
Absentee voting on hold in Cumberland County; PWC receives awards; Hate Crimes Forum to be held in Fayetteville
Absentee Voting on Hold in Cumberland County while New Ballots are PrintedCumberland County Board of Elections is working to design and print new ballots for the 2024 general election without…Read More -
“Not just any medical school, OUR medical school” Groundbreaking ceremony held for Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health Medical School
Methodist University completed a milestone in the building of the new Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine, Sept. 10. Leadership from Methodist University and Cape Fear Valley…Read More
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NC campuses rank high on speech
As recently as 2015, nearly 60% of Americans told Gallup that they had “a great deal” or “quite a lot” of confidence in U.S. colleges and universities as a whole.…Read More -
Time to take an unsentimental journey
Kindly put on your Tom Terrific Thinking Caps. Some of you may be able to remember Doris Day, a popular singer in the ‘40s and ‘50s. If you remember Doris,…Read More -
Publisher's Pen: School Cell Phones, Illiteracy, Absenteeism, OH MY!
Dr. Marvin Connelly, Cumberland County School Superintendent, spoke "truth to power" at the recent Greater Fayetteville Chamber’s State of the Community regarding the commitment to providing quality education to all…Read More -
The high cost of toxicity for US Armed Forces
If there is a single American who is not concerned and disheartened by the toxic swamp our nation’s politics have become over the last decade, I do not know that…Read More -
Voters don’t know: Citizens only voting is on the ballot
In a remarkable display of bipartisan cooperation, North Carolina’s legislature has overwhelmingly supported the American Citizens Only Voting initiative, reflecting the strong alignment of both lawmakers and residents on a…Read More
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Fayetteville celebrates new interactive public art display
The City of Fayetteville, PWC, the Arts Council of Fayetteville-Cumberland County, and the Cool Spring Downtown District announce the arrival of a captivating temporary outdoor public art installation, e/motion.This art…Read More -
Arts Council presents 46th Annual International Folk Festival
One thing that gives Fayetteville its distinctive vibe is the different cultures that reside here. Immersed in every part of the city and surrounding area, the influences can be seen…Read More -
Celebrate Banned Books Week, Sept. 22-28
The Significance of Banned Books WeekBanned Books Week will happen this year from Sept. 22 to 28. Banned Books Week, launched in 1982, was a response to a sudden surge…Read More -
Sweet Tea Shakespeare brings to life classic, "The Odyssey"
With performances scheduled for September 19-22 and 26-29 at the Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex (Poe House), Fayetteville, The Odyssey promises to be a must-see theatrical event that…Read More -
Arts Council debuts new sculpture at Up & Coming Weekly
Throughout the downtown area, sculptures sprout up overnight, turning our community into a public art gallery. The Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County is responsible for these sculptures. "Public art is…Read More
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Gather for the Royal Tea Women’s Empowerment event
Join The Royal Tea Women’s Empowerment, LLC, for a day of inspiration, connection, and empowerment on Oct. 5, from 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., at John D. Fuller Recreational Center,…Read More -
Fayetteville PACT discusses impact of AI on humanity
AI is everywhere. With one click of a button, AI can write a social media status, create an original logo, answer math questions, or organize your calendar. While most just…Read More -
Business Journal’s “Power Breakfast” nurtures networking
"Everything is so virtual," Faith Hatton, editor of the Greater Fayetteville Business Journal said of the business world. She explained that many community members know of community leaders but have…Read More -
Dirtbag Ales celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month
Sept. 15 started the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month, and there will be plenty of celebrations going on around the country, state, and city. Kicking off the festivities in…Read More -
Join the fun at the FTCC Trojan Color Run on Oct. 12
Are you ready to join the fun at the color run? Sign up today for the 4th annual FTCC Trojan 5K Color Run on Saturday, Oct. 12, on the Fayetteville…Read More
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Fayetteville announces Budget Work Sessions and Public Hearing; Arts Council holds annual public works exhibition
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Summertime in Fayetteville: Your guide to exploring the Social District
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