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26 years of A Dickens Holiday in historic downtown
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Cumberland Community Foundation’s Giving Tuesday Campaign benefits area nonprofits
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Holiday Lights return to brighten Segra Stadium
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Back again: The Gilbert presents "A Christmas Story"
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Slurp, speed, street style: Fayetteville’s Ichi Kaku serves up five pound ramen showdown
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Helping with the winter blues: Shine a light on vitamin D
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Simulation, Game Development and Digital Media at FTCC
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Health & Wellness: Faith, love, healing: Husband and wife’s journey through cancer
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The Cameo presents "The Exorcist" at Fourth Friday Fright Night
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Keep moving forward with Wreaths Across America
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Back again: The Gilbert presents "A Christmas Story"
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How to resolve AdBlock issue? Featured Articles
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FTCC named top 25 in the nation; Names new trustee
FTCC recognized as a Top 25 cybersecurity program in the nationFayetteville Technical Community College has been named as a Top 25 institution nationally to earn a cybersecurity associate degree.The recognition…Read More -
Arenacross comes to Crown
“Four wheels move the body; two wheels move the soul” (STUDDS) The ALL-AMA Partzilla Regional Arenacross Series Fayetteville takes place at the Crown Coliseum, Crown Center in Fayetteville on Nov.…Read More -
Health & Wellness: Faith, love, healing: Husband and wife’s journey through cancer
Karen and Andre Wynn never expected to hear the word cancer and especially not at the same time in their lives. Being diagnosed a month apart, the married couple allowed…Read More -
Helping with the winter blues: Shine a light on vitamin D
Many vitamins are important for personal health, but come the wintertime, vitamin D may dominate the headlines. That's because hours of sunlight dwindle in the winter, which can lower levels…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 -
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 -
Simulation, Game Development and Digital Media at FTCC
At Fayetteville Technical Community College, creativity and technology converge under the Computer Information Technology Department, where the Simulation & Game Development and Digital Media programs are redefining what it means…Read More -
Shop local on Small Business Saturday, Nov. 29
Each year, the Saturday after Thanksgiving marks Small Business Saturday, a national movement that shines a spotlight on locally owned shops and entrepreneurs. The campaign began in 2010, launched by…Read More
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Publisher's Pen: Commending prudent leadership & calling for local accountability
Well, the Downtown Event Center is back in the news and not in a good way. The project's architects are suing Cumberland County for unpaid fees. Who didn’t see that…Read More -
Grimmer fairy tales: The three snake leaves
We are back again today with one of the grimmer Grimms’ Fairy Tales, the story of the Three Snake Leaves. It has it all: battlefield courage, an odd obsession of…Read More -
Publisher's Pen: Mr. Mayor: Transparency isn’t a stunt, it’s a standard
Why Fayetteville's City Council must choose transparency over politics In Fayetteville, trust in government is not a luxury—it’s a necessity. That trust is built on transparency, accountability, and the belief…Read More -
Troy's Perspective: How to empower those in poverty
Democrats claim to have a plan for low-income individuals, but their strategy, such as [specific policy], does not empower those experiencing poverty; instead, it confines them to a life reliant…Read More -
Generations passing the Torch—and the bucks
I am a proud Baby Boomer—one of the millions of Americans born between 1946 and 1964. I have long been interested in the events and movements that shaped my generation—surviving…Read More
Arts
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The Cameo presents "The Exorcist" at Fourth Friday Fright Night
Just in time for the eerie season’s lingering chill, The Exorcist returns to the big screen at the Cameo Art House Theatre. Often hailed as one of the scariest films…Read More -
Back again: The Gilbert presents "A Christmas Story"
The holiday season has officially started. Shopping lists are being made, menus are being prepped, traditions are being locked in on the calendar, and the Gilbert Theater is preparing for…Read More -
Exhibit "Metamorphosis" is the Art of Becoming
I visited the Butterfly House on a recent trip to the Museum of Life and Sciences in Durham. I love to see the different shades of wings flitting by, sometimes…Read More -
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
Entertainment
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Arenacross comes to Crown
“Four wheels move the body; two wheels move the soul” (STUDDS) The ALL-AMA Partzilla Regional Arenacross Series Fayetteville takes place at the Crown Coliseum, Crown Center in Fayetteville on Nov.…Read More -
Holiday Lights return to brighten Segra Stadium
Get ready to make your season merry and bright. Fayetteville Holiday Lights is back at Segra Stadium for another dazzling year. From Nov. 28 to Dec. 31, the home of…Read More -
Slurp, speed, street style: Fayetteville’s Ichi Kaku serves up five pound ramen showdown
The sound of laughter, the smell of broth, and the thump of bass will fill the air on Saturday, Nov. 23, when Ichi Kaku, Fayetteville’s Japanese street food restaurant, hosts…Read More -
26 years of A Dickens Holiday in historic downtown
Christmas will always be my favorite time of the year. There is something so captivating about watching the Christmas tree lights, my Black Santa figurines and the gas fireplace roaring…Read More -
"E.T." returns home to Big Screen at the Cameo
There are few moments in cinema more unforgettable than a bicycle soaring across the moon. Few melodies more instantly recognizable than those first shimmering notes of John Williams’ score. And…Read More
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