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Gates Four Summer Concert continues on with tribute band
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Learn about tea at Museum of the Cape Fear
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Freedom Biker Church Car & Bike Show blends chrome, community, Christ-centered mission
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Enjoy a sip, stroll at Cape Fear Botanical Garden
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Sustainable Sandhills explores Cape Fear River
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LOCAL SHORTS brings indie films to Cameo's big screen
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XVIII Airborne Corps inducts 2026 Airborne Ambassadors
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FTCC expands Fire Rescue Training complex
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Finding depth in connections
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Public Works Exhibition showcases Art of community
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LOCAL SHORTS brings indie films to Cameo's big screen
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Cumberland County Veterans Council, VFW Post 6018, celebrate widows, widowers
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Freedom Biker Church Car & Bike Show blends chrome, community, Christ-centered mission
The rumble of engines and the shine of polished chrome will once again fill the air as the Freedom Biker Church Car & Bike Show returns to the area, offering…Read More -
Health & Wellness: Back at It: Physical therapy helps patients regain strength through perseverance
Surgery to repair an orthopedic injury can be complicated and delicate. It takes a skilled surgeon to get the job done right. But after surgery, the key to a full…Read More -
FTCC expands Fire Rescue Training complex
If you've ever considered a career on the front lines of public safety, now is the time — and Fayetteville Technical Community College is ready to train you.On January 7, 2026,…Read More -
XVIII Airborne Corps inducts 2026 Airborne Ambassadors
XVIII Airborne Corps recognized three community leaders during the 2026 Airborne Ambassador Induction Ceremony at the Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin Joint Innovation Outpost, April 30, honoring their continued service…Read More
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XVIII Airborne Corps inducts 2026 Airborne Ambassadors
XVIII Airborne Corps recognized three community leaders during the 2026 Airborne Ambassador Induction Ceremony at the Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin Joint Innovation Outpost, April 30, honoring their continued service…Read More -
Students, families push back on county school closures
During the final minutes of the Cumberland County Board of Education meeting on April 14, Fathom Geerts, a 17-year-old junior at Alger B. Wilkins High School, stepped to the podium…Read More -
Splash pad, pool, parks & trails guide for this summer in Cumberland County
Memorial Day, May 25, signals the unofficial beginning of summer and the opening of all pools at Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation Centers. Whether you're a resident or a visitor, there's…Read More -
Serving spirit, supporting whole person at LIFE
At LIFE St. Joseph of the Pines, chaplain Robert Wilson starts each day with a simple intention: to help older adults feel seen, supported, and hopeful. LIFE St. Joseph of…Read More -
Roger Hall hands keys of DMV office to Jim Trogdon
The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles License Plate agency at 3333 N Main St. in Hope Mills has been a part of the community for decades. The agency is…Read More
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Voters Likely To Approve Tax Limitation
If Speaker Destin Hall and other leaders of the House of Representatives get their way — and I strongly suspect they will — voters will decide this fall whether to amend the…Read More -
Knotty opine: The Hormuz Conundrum
Are you tired of wars and rumors of wars? Does the phrase “Gulf of Hormuz” strike fear in your wallet at the gas station or grocery store? If so, Gentle…Read More -
One Nation Under God: Why this May 17 matters
There is a sentence most Americans have spoken out loud. They said it in classrooms as children, hand over heart, eyes on the flag. They said it at ball games…Read More -
Publisher's Pen: Kiwanis Terrific Kids Celebrate Excellence
A Legacy of Character and CommunityFor over a century, the Fayetteville Kiwanis Club has been a pillar of our local community. Founded in 1920 by 20 local businessmen, this organization…Read More -
What About the Boomers’ Kiddos and Grands?
I am a proud Baby Boomer and happy to say so.My generation includes the 76-to-78 million Americans fortunate enough to be born just after World War II between 1946 and…Read More
Arts
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Sound of America: North Carolina Symphony Celebrates 250 Years Through Music
The North Carolina Symphony will bring a powerful celebration of American music to Moore County this spring with its “Classical Favorites: Celebrating American 250” concert on April 23. Held at…Read More -
An Intimate celebration of sound: Camellia Camerata’s festival debut
The city of Fayetteville is set to welcome a vibrant new addition to its cultural landscape with the debut of the Camellia Camerata Chamber Music Festival, a three-day celebration of…Read More -
FSO ends Season with music, memories, new beginning
The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra will bring its 2025–2026 season to a powerful and emotional close on Saturday, April 18, with a special performance at Huff Concert Hall on the campus…Read More -
Beyond the blanket brigade: Quilting as art, voice, community
“We hear it all the time,” says Amy Allison as she talks with me about an upcoming Arts Council exhibition. “’My grandma used to quilt.’ ‘I have one on my…Read More
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Public Works Exhibition showcases Art of community
It’s interesting the refrigerator holds a place of honor in our homes. Many of us remember the pride of earning a fridge-worthy test score, essay, or piece of art. The…Read More -
LOCAL SHORTS brings indie films to Cameo's big screen
The lights will dim. A packed audience will settle into their seats as stories created by local filmmakers will unfold across the screen. For one night, the voices of Cumberland…Read More -
Cumberland County Veterans Council, VFW Post 6018, celebrate widows, widowers
Grilley Mitchell is the president of the Cumberland County Veterans’ Council. He was still on active duty, stationed at Fort Lee, when he heard a woman stand up at a…Read More -
Sustainable Sandhills explores Cape Fear River
As communities across the Sandhills seek meaningful ways to connect with the outdoors, Sustainable Sandhills’ upcoming “Paddle and Picnic” offers a unique experience that blends recreation, education and conservation. Participants…Read More -
Enjoy a sip, stroll at Cape Fear Botanical Garden
There is a specific kind of magic that happens in the summer months when the golden hour hits at the Cape Fear Botanical Garden, located at 536 N. Eastern Blvd.…Read More
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