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Sweet Tea Shakespeare presents "The Crucible"
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Dumpster-Diving & Dollar Tree: Award winning theater teacher keeps high school theater alive
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Building Hope: Fayetteville Habitat honors local veteran through 2025 Veterans Build
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Cumberland County officials compile shutdown resources
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Anchor Allie's hosts "Bushels and Bubbles" Oyster roast
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Become a better chess player at Fayetteville Chess Society
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FTCC honors veterans, military members every day of year
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Clubhouse Member’s Lounge opens downtown
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Unplugged, Unscripted, Unforgettable: Stars & Guitars
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Home Expo connects homeowners with professionals
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Anchor Allie's hosts "Bushels and Bubbles" Oyster roast
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Become a better chess player at Fayetteville Chess Society
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How to resolve AdBlock issue? Featured Articles
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Letter to the Editor: King’s Grant approach to overwhelming Halloween traffic
The King’s Grant Community, the largest in the city of Fayetteville, attracts hundreds of Trick-or Treaters each year. Last year, we had an estimated 800-1,000 trick or treaters. Shawcroft Road…Read More -
The Liberty basketball team coming to Crown, March 2026
The Crown Complex is excited to announce the launch of the inaugural season of Fayetteville Liberty Professional Basketball at the Crown Arena in 2026. A new chapter in Fayetteville’s sports…Read More -
You Glow Girl! Promises day of radiance, renewal, sisterhood
“You Glow Girl!” is more than just a catchy phrase; it’s a movement designed to uplift, inspire and celebrate women from all walks of life. This one day purpose-driven wellness…Read More -
“Run for the Fallen” Rolls Through Fayetteville
The engines will rumble to life at Legends Pub on Saturday, Nov. 8, as riders, veterans, and supporters gather for Run for the Fallen, a community motorcycle poker run honoring…Read More -
Strengthen body, spirit: Therapy helps seniors stay independent
As people age, it’s common to face challenges like joint pain, reduced muscle strength, and limited stamina. Chronic conditions or past injuries can make movement more difficult, and many older…Read More
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Up & Coming Weekly Dining Guide: Coffee Shops
There’s something special about finding that perfect local coffee spot — the aroma of fresh brews, the cozy corners, and the friendly faces that make every visit feel like home. Whether…Read More -
Unveiling the Mayor Beth Finch Monument: Fayetteville’s First female mayor
Fayetteville recently unveiled a monument to the first female mayor of our city, Beth Finch. The unveiling of the Mayor Beth Finch Monument took place on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at…Read More -
The Liberty basketball team coming to Crown, March 2026
The Crown Complex is excited to announce the launch of the inaugural season of Fayetteville Liberty Professional Basketball at the Crown Arena in 2026. A new chapter in Fayetteville’s sports…Read More -
Strengthen body, spirit: Therapy helps seniors stay independent
As people age, it’s common to face challenges like joint pain, reduced muscle strength, and limited stamina. Chronic conditions or past injuries can make movement more difficult, and many older…Read More -
Poss-Abilities unfold as recreation center builds adaptive playground
The Dorothy Gilmore Adaptive Recreation Center is a lively place. Zumba classes, Gilmore baking 101, Special Olympics sports camps; there’s always something happening. Whether classes, sports, or social events, it’s…Read More
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Five numbers define our biggest challenges
Most North Carolinians think our country is on the wrong track. That’s what 55% of respondents said in the latest High Point University survey, with 54% of likely voters offering…Read More -
Life lessons with Pitt: Waffle House Zen
The Waffle House is where America eats and learns existential truths. Within its hallowed walls, I heard a profound question escape from the lips of a Philosopher Waitress as she…Read More -
Early detection is crucial in Alzheimer's
Publisher's Note: Wow!The 2026 Fayetteville Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Segra Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 25, was a fun, joyful, and resounding success. Over a thousand people gathered in colorful…Read More -
Our tax dollars at work: School vouchers
I got an extension on my taxes this year, meaning I wrote checks to the US Treasury and the NC Department of Revenue earlier this month. No one, including me,…Read More -
Troy's Perspective: Political retribution not new
On Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025, several hundred impassioned protestors in Fayetteville, their hearts ablaze with the 'No Kings' cause, joined the nationwide demonstrations. The 'No Kings' movement, a fervent call…Read More
Arts
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Sweet Tea Shakespeare presents "The Crucible"
Sweet Tea Shakespeare is bringing its November production of The Crucible to downtown Fayetteville. The traveling theater, a group of community actors, artists, designers, and musicians, is setting up camp…Read More -
"Air Angels" red carpet premiere celebrates NC heroes
When Hurricane Helene struck Western North Carolina, countless lives were upended. Amid the destruction, a group of selfless individuals, including pilots, veterans, and everyday citizens, took to the skies and…Read More -
Doc Watson: Wisdom from an Appalachian renaissance man
Whether you are an expert in folk music or if you can’t tell a banjo from a mandolin, a new biography, Doc Watson: A Life in Music, by Eddie Huffman,…Read More -
Arts Council says hello, goodbye to new public art
Fayetteville is a community of hellos and goodbyes. With our deep ties to the military, we are adept at wishing our friends well as they travel to the next duty…Read More -
Cape Fear Studios presents 2025’s “6 By” Exhibit
Cape Fear Studios is featuring their “2025 6 By Exhibit” until Nov. 25. The studio is located at 148 Maxwell Street. The exhibit can be seen Tuesday through Friday, 11…Read More
Entertainment
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Unplugged, Unscripted, Unforgettable: Stars & Guitars
Known as “Fayetteville’s Biggest Country Music Party,” WKML 95.7 is once again bringing foot-stomping, acoustic energy to the Crown Complex with their Stars and Guitars concert on Nov. 10. The…Read More -
Home Expo connects homeowners with professionals
The North Carolina Home Expo returns to the Crown Complex Expo Center this November, promising an inspiring weekend for homeowners, builders and designers. Home improvement enthusiasts will have an array…Read More -
Anchor Allie's hosts "Bushels and Bubbles" Oyster roast
Imagine a Sunday morning brunch of chilled champagne, fresh shucked oysters and coastal bites. Anchor Allie’s is presenting an alternative to shrimps and grits- Bushels and Bubbles Oyster Brunch. The…Read More -
Building Hope: Fayetteville Habitat honors local veteran through 2025 Veterans Build
The Fayetteville Area Habitat for Humanity’s annual Veterans Build is a heartfelt community tradition that brings together veterans, active-duty military personnel, students, civic organizations, and local businesses to support those…Read More -
“Run for the Fallen” Rolls Through Fayetteville
The engines will rumble to life at Legends Pub on Saturday, Nov. 8, as riders, veterans, and supporters gather for Run for the Fallen, a community motorcycle poker run honoring…Read More
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