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Fort Bragg names Family of the Year
Sgt. 1st Class Justin and Tawni Dixon were named the 2020 Family of the Year for Fort Bragg in a ceremony at the Main Post Chapel Dec. 2. The award…Read More -
FTCC offers update on student loan repayment amid COVID-19
The FTCC Financial Aid Department has important news for student loan borrowers. Our office is committed to providing financial literacy and student loan repayment information to our students and the…Read More -
The art of contentment
Christmas is an odd time for me. I love to give gifts, but I don't really care to “add to the collection” of unwanted gifts. In my home, we often…Read More -
MU professor earns one of Army's highest civilian honors
Dr. Sheri Michel, a professor in the Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program at Methodist University, has received the Meritorious Civilian Service Medal, one of the U.S. Army’s highest civilian honors.…Read More -
National education nonprofit, DOD STEM launch College Readiness Program at Terry Sanford High School
A two-year College Readiness Program from the National Math and Science Initiative is launching at Terry Sanford High School, a military-connected school near Fort Bragg. The U.S. Department of Defense…Read More
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Why law enforcement is essential for the community
Much of 2020 has been dominated by newsmaking events that have made the year one few people will soon forget. Unprecedented and stressful circumstances can contribute to spirited debates and…Read More -
FTCC offers update on student loan repayment amid COVID-19
The FTCC Financial Aid Department has important news for student loan borrowers. Our office is committed to providing financial literacy and student loan repayment information to our students and the…Read More -
MU professor earns one of Army's highest civilian honors
Dr. Sheri Michel, a professor in the Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program at Methodist University, has received the Meritorious Civilian Service Medal, one of the U.S. Army’s highest civilian honors.…Read More -
National education nonprofit, DOD STEM launch College Readiness Program at Terry Sanford High School
A two-year College Readiness Program from the National Math and Science Initiative is launching at Terry Sanford High School, a military-connected school near Fort Bragg. The U.S. Department of Defense…Read More -
Health Department offers flu vaccine
Flu vaccines are available at the Immunization Clinic in the Health Department office building at 1235 Ramsey St. To protect the health and safety of staff and clients, the vaccines…Read More
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The art of contentment
Christmas is an odd time for me. I love to give gifts, but I don't really care to “add to the collection” of unwanted gifts. In my home, we often…Read More -
Committee proposes methods to improve police training, community relations
Earlier this year when peaceful protests turned violent I recognized that there were questions affecting North Carolina that I didn’t know the answers to. Those deeply disturbing events that tore…Read More -
It's a true Christmas medical miracle — the vaccine is ready
Well, it’s a medical miracle, and I couldn’t think of a grander Christmas gift to all Americans. Regardless of your political affiliation or sentiments, President Trump and his administration made…Read More -
Will you take the vaccine?
Despite the current spike in COVID-19 infections and deaths, there is good news on the not-so-distant horizon. Three effective vaccines are in the pipeline. Some North Carolinians — those battling coronavirus…Read More -
Christmas gifts for the dumb at heart
Are you stressed out enough, Bunkie? Would you like some more tension in your life? Time to add a new layer of anxiety to your weary load. What are the…Read More
Arts
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Arts Council receives grant to expand school program
The Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County announced the expansion of the Artists In Schools initiative with the assistance of a grant from the North Carolina Glaxo SmithKline Foundation. The Arts…Read More -
Carolina artist takes us on historic journey
Richard Wilson is a prolific artist who can create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece that will stand out in any art show, contest or crowd. Up & Coming Weekly recently sat down…Read More -
Artists Who Teach 2020, a remedy for online sensory overload
After months of staying home due to COVID-19, I felt comfortable visiting a gallery. My first stop was to see the exhibit Artists Who Teach 2020 at Ellington White Contemporary…Read More -
Cumberland Choral Arts transitions to virtual performance and collaboration
Cumberland Choral Arts is continuing its efforts of making music by adapting to a virtual format during the pandemic. Instead of performing for live audiences this year as they have…Read More
Entertainment
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'The Carols' delivers nostalgic, funny escape for audiences
Taking us back in time, and yet reminding us very much of our current turbulent ones, “The Carols,” written by Jennifer Childs, transports its audience into a feel-good, nostalgic and…Read More -
Fort Bragg events celebrate troops, families and local community
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many to change holiday plans this year, canceling traditional events such as shows, light displays and parades. Although modifications were needed, not even a pandemic…Read More -
Village Baptist Church invites all to Christmas Drive-Thru
The typical hustle and bustle of the holiday season is muted this year. Family plans and holiday outings have crumbled due to the pandemic. Despite it all, The Village Baptist…Read More -
Santa is coming to town
Break out those stockings, Christmas trees, and red or green masks — it’s time to enjoy a fun, festive and socially distanced holiday season with a visit to meet Santa. That’s…Read More
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