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Fall is a great time to enjoy walking
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Understanding different kinds of breast cancer increases awareness
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Students can benefit from arts education
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Head over to the Gilbert Theater for a ‘Dirty Rotten’ good time
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Blues-N-Brews returns to Festival Park to raise money for CFRT
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Local bazaars offer shopping, food and fun for good causes
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Blues-N-Brews returns to Festival Park to raise money for CFRT
After being suspended for over a year, Blues-N-Brews is coming back to Fayetteville. The annual fundraiser is bringing over a dozen North Carolina breweries to the city, all in order…Read More -
Local bazaars offer shopping, food and fun for good causes
Are you looking for some interesting gift ideas for the upcoming holidays? Or do you just want to get out and enjoy some good food? There are two bazaars scheduled…Read More -
Hope Mills election kicks off with early voting
Early Voting in Hope Mills will kick off on Oct. 14 and run through Oct. 30. as residents of the town start voting for their next Mayor and five Town…Read More -
Head over to the Gilbert Theater for a ‘Dirty Rotten’ good time
If you are looking for an afternoon or evening of laughter and entertainment, head over to the Gilbert Theater located at 116 Green St. to catch “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels - The…Read More -
CFRT hosts ‘The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical Party’
Cape Fear Regional Theatre invites the communty to “The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical Party: A Live Listening Experience” generously hosted by the Cape Fear Botanical Garden as a one-night-only special event…Read More
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Understanding different kinds of breast cancer increases awareness
Millions of women are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. According to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, more than 2.3 million women across the globe were diagnosed with breast cancer…Read More -
Advocates can help victims by recognizing abuse warning signs
Domestic violence is a serious issue that’s more prevalent than people may realize. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates that nearly 20 people per minute are…Read More -
Special Operations, 82nd Airborne snipers test new modular precision rifle at Fort Bragg
Operational testing of the Army’s newest generation sniper system — the MK-22 Precision Sniper Rifle (PSR) — marks the project’s final hurdle before fielding. “The modular nature of the PSR allows it…Read More -
Hope Mills election kicks off with early voting
Early Voting in Hope Mills will kick off on Oct. 14 and run through Oct. 30. as residents of the town start voting for their next Mayor and five Town…Read More -
Police oversight board established
In August, Fayetteville City Council created a citizen police review committee. The mission of the Community Police Advisory Board is to provide advice and recommendations to the Council, City Manager…Read More
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Fall is a great time to enjoy walking
With the beautiful days and cooler weather, fall beckons us to be outside and walk. The most popular exercise in the U.S. is walking, and a person can average walking…Read More -
Courage, cowards and bullies battle for the win
Each year the male Elk, called a "bull," will fight another bull to collect a female elk called a "cow" into his herd. When a bully bull threatens a dominant…Read More -
You must remember this
Remember when Lou Reed sang, “Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side?” Not so much? Is your memory balky? What did you have for lunch yesterday? Remember in…Read More -
'Vote Yes' is an anti-voter initiative
Our city is currently being flooded with a disingenuous campaign to change the structure of our City Council. You might have received a mailer asking for your signature in support…Read More -
Stories worth hearing; An evening worth sharing
In a recent conversation with songwriter Mark Hall, we laughed over the irate response to their first single to Christian radio back in 2003. The song was, “If We Are…Read More
Arts
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Students can benefit from arts education
Why does art matter? This is a question that has given philosophers and artists food for thought for centuries. It’s also been a leading question in many school districts when…Read More -
Local bazaars offer shopping, food and fun for good causes
Are you looking for some interesting gift ideas for the upcoming holidays? Or do you just want to get out and enjoy some good food? There are two bazaars scheduled…Read More -
FSU's Rosenthal Gallery invites public to Vilas Tonape exhibit
For anyone who sees the pastel drawings in this article, it’s obvious Vilas Tonape is an extraordinary artist in our community. A nationally and internationally known artist, Tonape is known…Read More -
'Intersection' exhibition open at MU's McCune Art Gallery
Methodist University has a decade-plus reputation for presenting unique exhibitions at one of Fayetteville’s premier art venues — the David McCune International Art Gallery. So, it’s no surprise that its fall…Read More
Entertainment
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Head over to the Gilbert Theater for a ‘Dirty Rotten’ good time
If you are looking for an afternoon or evening of laughter and entertainment, head over to the Gilbert Theater located at 116 Green St. to catch “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels - The…Read More -
Blues-N-Brews returns to Festival Park to raise money for CFRT
After being suspended for over a year, Blues-N-Brews is coming back to Fayetteville. The annual fundraiser is bringing over a dozen North Carolina breweries to the city, all in order…Read More -
CFRT hosts ‘The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical Party’
Cape Fear Regional Theatre invites the communty to “The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical Party: A Live Listening Experience” generously hosted by the Cape Fear Botanical Garden as a one-night-only special event…Read More -
Old and new rivals ready to compete in the 2021 Cumberland County Golf Championship at Gates Four
It’s been a good year on and off the golf course for Thomas Owen. On the course, he played in his first USGA championship when he qualified for the U.S.…Read More
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