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Walk to End Alzheimer’s offers hope, support
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Paddy’s to host Day of the Dead Masquerade Ball, Nov. 1
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58th annual Holly Day Fair spreads joy at Crown
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Vintage Vegan Block Party brings sustainability, soul
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FTCC Announces Youth Dental Fair on Nov. 1
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Hope Mills holds area land use plan meeting Oct. 28
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FTCC Announces Youth Dental Fair on Nov. 1
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Vintage Vegan Block Party brings sustainability, soul
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58th annual Holly Day Fair spreads joy at Crown
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Paddy’s to host Day of the Dead Masquerade Ball, Nov. 1
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Unveiling the Mayor Beth Finch Monument: Fayetteville’s First female mayor
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Walk to End Alzheimer’s offers hope, support
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MU School of Methodist reaches major milestone
Standing in front of the soon-to-be completed, state-of-the-art Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine building on Oct. 17, Methodist University President Stanley T. Wearden, Ph.D., shared that…Read More -
Health & Wellness: Bridging gaps: Community Paramedic Program celebrates 10 years of outreach and support
Since 2015, the Community Paramedic Program has helped patients who are at higher risk of falling through the cracks after hospitalization. Ideally, patients recover best at home after they are…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 -
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 -
FTCC Announces Youth Dental Fair on Nov. 1
There are few things more delightful than a child’s smile and few things sadder than a child who can’t smile because they are suffering from dental pain. Sadly, one out…Read More
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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 -
Remember My Name Vigil honors victims of domestic violence
Every time I hear the words “domestic violence,” I immediately think or say, “Run for your life.” Every 9 seconds, a woman is assaulted in the United States, and 1…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 -
MU School of Methodist reaches major milestone
Standing in front of the soon-to-be completed, state-of-the-art Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine building on Oct. 17, Methodist University President Stanley T. Wearden, Ph.D., shared that…Read More -
Local travel advisor wins national awards for innovation
When Rocky Dimico started Flights and Fables, a Fayetteville-area travel agency, they had one goal in mind: to help travelers step into the worlds they’d always dreamed about, from the…Read More
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Folk school operates a time machine
Is time travel possible? Of course! On this matter, you’d be wise to consult not physicists but artists — including the faculty of a certain highland school that once existed in…Read More -
Dealing with Post Tarheel Sisyphus Disorder
Trigger warning, this column is not suitable for UNC football fans, Snowflakes irritated by mangled Greek Mythology, or small house plants. Parental discretion is advised. You would be better off…Read More -
“Visionary Leadership” sometimes means saying no
The deViere Dispatch is a regular communication from Kirk deViere, offering thoughtful perspectives and timely updates on Cumberland County initiatives, decisions, and opportunities for community engagement. His insights help demystify…Read More -
Troy's Perspective: Local academics area of concern
Cumberland County is home to 86 public schools, with 27 of them classified as low-performing by the State Board of Education. While an impressive 78% of our schools have met…Read More
Arts
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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 -
Chaplin’s "The Great Dictator" returns to the Cameo
On Saturday, Oct. 11 at 4:30 p.m., the Cameo Art House Theatre will present a rare screening of Charlie Chaplin’s The Great Dictator. More than just a film, Chaplin’s 1940…Read More -
Embrace Spooky Season with Dirtbag Ales, FSO
The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra invites the community to embrace the spooky season with a cinematic classic like no other. On Saturday, Oct. 25, at 8 p.m., Dirtbag Ales, located at…Read More
Entertainment
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FTCC Announces Youth Dental Fair on Nov. 1
There are few things more delightful than a child’s smile and few things sadder than a child who can’t smile because they are suffering from dental pain. Sadly, one out…Read More -
Vintage Vegan Block Party brings sustainability, soul
The historic 200 block of Franklin Street will be abuzz on Saturday, Nov. 8, for the inaugural Vintage Vegan Block Party, an autumn block party “where sustainability meets soul!” Come…Read More -
58th annual Holly Day Fair spreads joy at Crown
It may not be time to break out the tinsel and belt out the carols, but it’s certainly time to start checking off people on the gift list. Join the…Read More -
Paddy’s to host Day of the Dead Masquerade Ball, Nov. 1
Paddy’s Irish Public House will trade its familiar emerald glow for a night of gold marigolds and shadowed masks when it hosts the Day of the Dead Masquerade Ball on…Read More -
Walk to End Alzheimer’s offers hope, support
Fayetteville's Annual Walk to End Alzheimer's will be held on Oct. 25 at Segra Stadium. The walk is held annually in over 600 communities across the United States. It supports…Read More
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