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Fayetteville Comic Con is back
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Shared experiences can become the tapestry of your life
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Finding the right business to buy
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PC support careers program at FTCC underscores why data is important
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Local events offer fun, entertainment in support of Pride Month
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Juneteenth: Remembering the past, recognizing the work ahead
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Fayetteville Comic Con is back
Comic Con is returning to Fayetteville’s Crown Complex Convention Center June 19-20. This is a family event, where everyone can come and enjoy their favorite comics, video games and more.…Read More -
Councilwoman addresses rumors
This week Publisher Bill Bowman yields his space to Fayetteville City Councilwoman Tisha Waddell who sets the record straight and combats the rumors and innuendo that have undermined her effectiveness…Read More -
Next Rock'n On The River concert set for June 18
With the beginning of summer and people looking for outdoor entertainment, the Rock’n On The River summer concert series is the perfect opportunity to hang out with friends, enjoy food…Read More -
Juneteenth: Remembering the past, recognizing the work ahead
In honor of June 19th, known as Juneteenth, Up & Coming Weekly sat down with Dr. Carla Fagan, Director of the Social Work Program and Associate Professor of Social Work…Read More -
Local events offer fun, entertainment in support of Pride Month
The month of June has been observed as LGBTQ+ Pride Month since 1970 to honor the Stonewall Uprising in 1969. According to the Library of Congress, the commemorative month’s purpose…Read More
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Finding the right business to buy
A lot has certainly changed since this time last year, therefore, inevitably so have the markets. And maybe you have decided it’s time to own your own business and do…Read More -
PC support careers program at FTCC underscores why data is important
Some people may think the world runs on Dunkin’ when in fact, it runs on data! You may think money makes the world go around when actually, data makes the…Read More -
Juneteenth: Remembering the past, recognizing the work ahead
In honor of June 19th, known as Juneteenth, Up & Coming Weekly sat down with Dr. Carla Fagan, Director of the Social Work Program and Associate Professor of Social Work…Read More -
UNC Health Southeastern appoints new directors
UNC Health Southeastern has appointed two new directors: Stephanie Fitchpatrick as director of critical care services and Magenta Smith as director of inpatient services. Fitchpatrick earned a bachelor in nursing…Read More -
New grant program helps 2021 graduates of NC high schools
Students who graduated from a North Carolina high school in 2021 may be eligible for grants of $700-$2,800 a year for two years if they enroll this fall at one…Read More
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Shared experiences can become the tapestry of your life
Woven into the fabric of who and what we've become, we all have threads of regret muting the bold colors of success in our lives. There's not much I'd change…Read More -
Are you mad yet?
No one — I repeat, no one, enjoys paying taxes. I can almost feel my blood pressure rise when income taxes come due. That said, we all want safe and accessible…Read More -
Councilwoman addresses rumors
This week Publisher Bill Bowman yields his space to Fayetteville City Councilwoman Tisha Waddell who sets the record straight and combats the rumors and innuendo that have undermined her effectiveness…Read More -
The world according to cicadas
Start your day with a misquote from Pete Seeger: “Where have all the Cicadas gone? Long time passing? Long time ago?” The rest of America is crawling with lovelorn Cicadas…Read More -
Will hybrids drive the economy?
Plenty of politicians, planners and business folks think they know what North Carolina’s post-pandemic economy will look like. But few seem entirely sure. They are noticeably hedging their predictions, which…Read More
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Weekly market held at Festival Park
The Cool Spring Downtown District has launched the District Summer Market at Festival Park. This combined farmers and makers market is scheduled to operate from 4-8 p.m. every Thursday through…Read More -
Gilbert Theater brings Broadway hit 'Urinetown' to local audiences
Gilbert Theater’s newest musical “Urinetown” is set to open June 4 and run through June 13, bringing some clean toilet humor to the public. Written by Greg Kotis, the musical…Read More -
Ellington-White art exhibition highlights fight for social justice
In an effort to continue the discussion on social justice, Ellington-White Contemporary Gallery is exhibiting Art & Social Justice, a national juried exhibition until June 26. For gallery owners Dwight…Read More -
Read books, win prizes with summer reading programs at local libraries
Cumberland County Public Library presents “Tails and Tales” from June 1 to Aug. 15 at the Cumberland County Public Library. “Tails and Tales” is one of many 2021 Summer Reading…Read More
Entertainment
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Fayetteville Comic Con is back
Comic Con is returning to Fayetteville’s Crown Complex Convention Center June 19-20. This is a family event, where everyone can come and enjoy their favorite comics, video games and more.…Read More -
Local events offer fun, entertainment in support of Pride Month
The month of June has been observed as LGBTQ+ Pride Month since 1970 to honor the Stonewall Uprising in 1969. According to the Library of Congress, the commemorative month’s purpose…Read More -
Next Rock'n On The River concert set for June 18
With the beginning of summer and people looking for outdoor entertainment, the Rock’n On The River summer concert series is the perfect opportunity to hang out with friends, enjoy food…Read More -
Cast and crew deliver a hit with Gilbert's 'Urinetown'
The Broadway musical “Urinetown” opened at the Gilbert Theater to sold-out shows, an indication that audiences are willing to overlook the odd title in exchange for an evening of hysterical…Read More
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