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A parade that celebrates the community: The Harvest Train
Falcon Children’s Home & Family Services’ annual Harvest Train Parade and program is back again this year with the first showing of the program on Saturday, Nov. 23, and the…Read More
N.C. Civil War History Center: The “Citizens have Spoken!!” No, not really!
The “Citizens have Spoken!! No Civil War museum!” That was the subject of an email sent to Fayetteville Mayor Mitch Colvin and state Rep. Elmer Floyd this past Saturday. Penned,…Read More
There is still work to do in Raleigh
Editors note: Margaret Dickson is taking the week off. We are yielding her space to fellow Democrat Sen. Kirk deViere, who represents District 19. One year ago the people in…Read More
Chasing the wind while missing the solution
I am starting this column Thursday night, Oct. 17. This is the 12th day of 14 days of vacation in New Bern, North Carolina. My time is being spent staying…Read More
Congratulations to newly elected candidates
Editor’s note: The following is a reprint of a Facebook post by Earl Vaughan Jr. on election night. In the wake of the reelection of Mayor Jackie Warner and Commissioner…Read More
Volunteer fire departments win federal funding
Five rural Cumberland County fire departments will receive over $1 million in funding as part of a 2018 federal grant program, according to the Cumberland County Fire Chiefs Association. A…Read More
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FTCC prepares students for academic success
Fayetteville Technical Community College is the smart choice for individuals seeking education, for a variety of reasons. The No. 1 reason revolves around the center for FTCC’s existence — to serve…Read More
Fly Fayetteville — A vision
Fayetteville Regional Airport “is the window through which nearly 500,000 people a year view our community,” said Robert Van Geons, president and CEO of the Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corporation.…Read More
2019 municipal election surprises
Veteran Fayetteville City Councilmen Ted Mohn and Jim Arp suffered upset election losses Nov. 5. Both served for 10 years. They were defeated by novice politicians Courtney Banks-McLaughlin and Yvonne…Read More-
Volunteer fire departments win federal funding
Five rural Cumberland County fire departments will receive over $1 million in funding as part of a 2018 federal grant program, according to the Cumberland County Fire Chiefs Association. A…Read More
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Gratitude on display
Is it officially fall yet? Not by the calendar, but by the way it looks, feels and smells outside? I truly love all weather — the world just seems to be…Read More
Keeping warm on winter rides
There are modern inventions I love. On cold mornings, I can remotely start my car from inside the house. A few minutes later, I go outside and get into a…Read More-
Congratulations to newly elected candidates
Editor’s note: The following is a reprint of a Facebook post by Earl Vaughan Jr. on election night. In the wake of the reelection of Mayor Jackie Warner and Commissioner…Read More -
Chasing the wind while missing the solution
I am starting this column Thursday night, Oct. 17. This is the 12th day of 14 days of vacation in New Bern, North Carolina. My time is being spent staying…Read More
Arts
Methodist University celebrates the season with a Yuletide Feast
Oye! Oye! Methodist University’s Renaissance-themed Yuletide Feaste is returning this Christmas season Dec. 6 and 7 for its ninth year of spreading holiday merriment and mirth to the Fayetteville area.…Read More
Two from the east, two from the mountains: four of our best
Two of North Carolina’s most beloved authors, Ron Rash and Charles Frazier, come from our mountain region. Two of our most promising younger writers, Jason Mott and De’Shawn Winslow, are…Read More
Jazzemeia Horn to play at UNCW
There’s just nothing quite as distinctive as jazz music. It reaches into the depths of your core and seems to radiate throughout your being. It’s smooth, harmonious and full of…Read More
Did a happy marriage make Pat Conroy a better writer?
Did the late great writer, Pat Conroy’s late-in-life marriage to fellow writer Cassandra King make him a better writer?Just in case you don’t remember, Conroy, who died in 2016, was…Read More
Entertainment
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A parade that celebrates the community: The Harvest Train
Falcon Children’s Home & Family Services’ annual Harvest Train Parade and program is back again this year with the first showing of the program on Saturday, Nov. 23, and the…Read More 
Givens Performing Arts Center presents ‘Noises Off!’
“Noises Off!” is a play within a play. A farce filled with physical comedy. A witty production written by British playwright Michael Frayn. It will be at Givens Performing Arts…Read More
Red Apple Run to fight diabetes
Looking for a way to get fit while also helping a good cause? Look no further than the Red Apple Run for Diabetes. It’s set for Nov. 16 in downtown…Read More
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