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FTCC faculty member recognized by international cybersecurity organization
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FTCC faculty member recognized by international cybersecurity organization
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Athletics partners with Student Learning Center to bolster student-athlete success
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FTCC Athletic Director named NJCAA Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Region Ambassador
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Fayetteville Technical Community College named a Top Ten military friendly school in national ranking
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Fayetteville Technical Community College named a Top Ten military friendly school in national ranking
Fayetteville Technical Community College has been named a Top Ten Military Friendly School in the 2021-22 national rankings by Viqtory, an independent media firm that connects the military community to…Read More -
State Board of Elections recommends delaying 2021 elections, 2022 primary
With new U.S. Census data not expected until September, the State Board of Elections is recommending moving all of this year’s municipal elections to 2022. Executive Director Karen Brinson Bell…Read More -
FTCC faculty member recognized by international cybersecurity organization
Fayetteville Technical Community College cybersecurity instructor Chris Herring has been recognized by the International Council of E-Commerce Consultants with its 2020 Academic Instructor Circle of Excellence Award. The organization is…Read More -
FTCC Athletic Director named NJCAA Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Region Ambassador
Dr. Shannon Yates, the Fayetteville Technical Community College Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, has been selected as a NJCAA Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Region Ambassador. In a news release, the National…Read More -
First graduate of FTCC program for hard-to-employ individuals lands a full-time job
A 38-year-old Fayetteville man is the first person to successfully complete a new job-training and job-placement program at Fayetteville Technical Community College called Project Cumberland Grow. Eddie Morris’s success in…Read More
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FTCC faculty member recognized by international cybersecurity organization
Fayetteville Technical Community College cybersecurity instructor Chris Herring has been recognized by the International Council of E-Commerce Consultants with its 2020 Academic Instructor Circle of Excellence Award. The organization is…Read More -
Athletics partners with Student Learning Center to bolster student-athlete success
The staff of the Student Learning Center had grown accustomed to seeing Fayetteville Tech’s student-athletes regularly show up in the center, using the space for studying, tutoring and computer access…Read More -
FTCC Athletic Director named NJCAA Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Region Ambassador
Dr. Shannon Yates, the Fayetteville Technical Community College Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, has been selected as a NJCAA Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Region Ambassador. In a news release, the National…Read More -
First graduate of FTCC program for hard-to-employ individuals lands a full-time job
A 38-year-old Fayetteville man is the first person to successfully complete a new job-training and job-placement program at Fayetteville Technical Community College called Project Cumberland Grow. Eddie Morris’s success in…Read More -
Fayetteville Technical Community College named a Top Ten military friendly school in national ranking
Fayetteville Technical Community College has been named a Top Ten Military Friendly School in the 2021-22 national rankings by Viqtory, an independent media firm that connects the military community to…Read More
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I thought blacklisting was bad
I’ve never really been a victim of cancel culture. But that’s not to say my critics haven’t tried to make me one. I began my syndicated column in 1986. It ran initially…Read More -
Hercules' dirty half dozen, part two
Welcome back to both of my readers. As you two may recall, in the column two weeks ago we enjoyed the first six labors of Hercules in an effort to…Read More -
In other news ...
In Other News … millions of Americans, including this one, are breathing sighs of relief and feeling our bodies relax a bit now that hardball and toxic partisan politics are taking…Read More -
Summer Camp: Kids Need Fun!
Howdy folks! Truman the Dragon here from Kidsville News! I know you may be wondering why I am writing an article in the Up & Coming Weekly community newspaper. Well,…Read More -
The grandmother stage of life
Just in case you missed me last week, I was not off traveling the world as I have done many times before, sometimes for weeks at a time. I was…Read More
Arts
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Lafayette Society and FSU partner to present virtual speaker series on notable African American author
The Lafayette Society and Fayetteville State University are partnering to present the Global Studies Lecture Series. This annual speaker series will be held virtually Feb. 25 and will feature the…Read More -
Temporary urban knitting installation celebrates Black History Month at Linear Park
“InnerWoven” is an urban knitting project curated, designed and executed by Fayetteville’s own fabric artist Kia Love. The installation can be found at Linear Park along Mason Street. Those willing…Read More -
Profile of Vicki Rhoda: An artist and art educator
Writing an article on a work of art is complicated for many reasons. We each bring our own perceptions, bias and learned conventions when placing value or simply looking at…Read More -
CFRT classes give kids stage and life skills
Cape Fear Regional Theatre began its studio classes Jan. 25 for children between the ages of 4 to 19. The theatre is currently offering classes lasting seven weeks in musical…Read More
Entertainment
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Gilbert Theater showcases local talent in FayetteVAUDEville
The Gilbert Theater has been around since 1994 when it was started in the basement of Lynn Pryer's house, and for the last 26 years, it has produced many wonderful…Read More -
Building Fayetteville — African American architects exhibit opens at Transportation and Local History Museum
The Fayetteville Transportation and Local History Museum has put together another fantastic African American exhibit to honor Black History Month. This local museum for the past three years has followed…Read More -
Gilbert's 'Rope' — a study in getting away with murder, or not
The Gilbert Theater’s latest show “Rope” premiered Jan 29. with a full house on opening weekend. The crime-centered, murder-themed play brought a thrilling drama to the stage for its audience.…Read More -
Gilbert opens suspense thriller on Jan. 29
The Gilbert Theater’s newest production “Rope” is set to open Jan. 29 and has already sold-out opening day. The thrilling drama centered around a murder, once used as the basis…Read More
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FTCC faculty member recognized by international cybersecurity organization
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Athletics partners with Student Learning Center to bolster student-athlete success
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FTCC Athletic Director named NJCAA Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Region Ambassador
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First graduate of FTCC program for hard-to-employ individuals lands a full-time job
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