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Greater Fayetteville Chamber relocates, presents upcoming programs
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Lafayette Society holds Liberty Point Resolves lecture
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Spring Lake Jam Sessions program brings youth together through music, art, faith
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Powwow brings together Native traditions, community
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A taste of Revolution: What Americans ate in 1776
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The Hive to host car show for autism awareness
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What seniors should know about anxiety
Discussions surrounding older adults and health often focus on seniors' physical health. That's understandable, as age-related issues affecting the body can add up over time, making it vital that seniors…Read More -
What Makes a Village: Inasmuch creates a place to belong
Sixteen Homes. One Community.Born from neighborhood prayer walks, Inasmuch Village is designed to give veterans more than shelter — a permanent place to belong.Taking back a neighborhood can be more than…Read More -
Veteran embarks on 700-mile run for mental health awareness
“Finish lines are lifelines,” according to Army veteran Jonathan Milkovich. This motto is the driving force behind why he founded the nonprofit organization Operation WarriorFit and is embarking on his…Read More -
The story behind signatures: New book reintroduces Fayetteville to Revolutionary roots
Long before Fayetteville earned its reputation as a military town, it was a place where ordinary citizens made an extraordinary choice.In the summer of 1775, months before the Declaration of…Read More -
Sweet Valley Ranch to open The Sweet Spot event venue
In 2016, when Fred and Anita Surgeon purchased a 300-acre property outside of Fayetteville, there was nothing there but trees and potential. They spent the next four years turning that…Read More
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Minimum Wages are Popular — and Unwise
As a Freedom Conservative, I recognize that some policies I favor are broadly popular, others draw mixed reviews, and a few are broadly unpopular. I also recognize that, as a…Read More -
Pitt Dickey: Make America Medieval Again
Are you in a good humor today? Speaking of humor, pretty soon our special little guy RFK Jr is going to bring back the Four Humors of the Apocalypse. Step…Read More -
Tax Reform Must Be Sustainable
Earlier this month, the voters of Missouri decisively defeated a constitutional amendment authorizing an end to the state’s income tax. It was an overwhelming defeat — 17% for, 83% against — for…Read More -
Angst all Around
American demographers and I are among millions of others worried about our nation’s declining birth rate, and we should be. Women in the United States are having babies at a…Read More -
Learning to Listen
“What’s it about, Danny?”The question came during the drive from a country home near Wamego, Kansas, to a small family farm about thirty minutes away. The ride had become routine.…Read More
Arts
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Artist Village of Hope Mills builds bigger community through grant-supported season
A $12,500 Grassroots Arts Project Grant is helping Artist Village Community Theatre take significant steps forward during its 2026-27 season, including exploring new theatrical genres, creating more opportunities for young…Read More -
7 Directions of Service honors LeJuane Bowens as Poet Laureate
Words matter. They influence, they provoke feeling, they are a powerful mechanism of human communication. Poetry is one of the beautiful ways that humans created to communicate. From Haiku to…Read More -
Cape Fear Studios hosts Project Upscale workshop
Crafting is the art of turning ordinary objects into extraordinary things. —Unknown Cape Fear Studios will be hosting a workshop, Project Upcycle, on Aug.…Read More -
Cape Fear Studios presents 15th annual 2D competition
Cape Fear Studios will be showing the 15th Annual 2D Competition until Aug. 25. The studio is located at 148 Maxwell St.,…Read More -
CFRT makes ‘Fetch’ happen this summer with "Mean Girls Jr."
Cape Fear Regional Theatre is preparing to electrify Fayetteville audiences with its highly anticipated summer camp productions of Mean Girls Jr., a high-octane musical…Read More
Entertainment
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Dancing Without Sin celebrates milestone awareness event
Movement Minister Stephanie Brown Kegler returns with her 10th annual Health & Fitness Cancer Awareness event for a weekend of celebrating and supporting those with cancer. Kegler owns Dancing Without…Read More -
The Hive to host car show for autism awareness
Mark your calendars and get ready to gear up for an unforgettable evening of community, camaraderie, and compassion! On Saturday, Sept. 5, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., The Hive…Read More -
Powwow brings together Native traditions, community
The sounds of drums and singing and the movement of dancers will once again bring Native American traditions to life in Fayetteville during the 2026 Running Water Powwow. The annual…Read More -
Lafayette Society holds Liberty Point Resolves lecture
This September, the Lafayette Society will bring a piece of Fayetteville’s Revolutionary history to life with its Fall 2026 Lafayette Lecture, exploring the Liberty Point Resolves and the community effort…Read More -
Traveling exhibits celebrate North Carolina's role in Revolution
As the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, we will have opportunities to explore the people, struggles, and ideas that helped shape both the state and the country. Through the America…Read More
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