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Fayetteville voters could decide on $97 million in bond packages in November election
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Spring Lake board tables endorsement of town budget
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Fayetteville approves funding for affordable housing
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God bless America
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Sail the seas with 'Pericles'
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Fayetteville After Five brings local talent to the stage
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Library programming cool for the summer
With temperatures and prices soaring this summer season — families across Cumberland County are looking for ways to beat the heat without emptying their wallets. Parents looking for endless hours of…Read More -
Fayetteville Pie Company to host event-filled month
Summer has officially started, and the Fayetteville Pie Company wants to ensure everyone is making the most of it. Their event calendar is undoubtedly full for this month, with exciting…Read More -
Dinosaurs return to Sweet Valley Ranch
Dinosaurs are back and at it again at Sweet Valley Ranch this summer. With over 40 different animatronics, a fossil dig, a fossil museum and 350 animals at the ranch,…Read More -
Fayetteville After Five brings local talent to the stage
The Fayetteville Dogwood Festival presents Fayetteville After Five Summer Concert Series featuring Rivermist and The TCB Band Friday, July 15 at 6 p.m. at downtown’s Festival Park. “We are in…Read More -
Local musicians enter finals of online music competition
Two Fayetteville-born musicians are in the finals of the “NO COVER” music competition with their band, Night Spins. Josh Brocki and Manq Minniefee are Fayetteville natives. They play music together…Read More
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Spring Lake board tables endorsement of town budget
The Spring Lake Board of Aldermen on Monday night, June 27, voted to table an endorsement of the fiscal 2022-23 budget ordinance passed by the Local Government Commission on June…Read More -
New EPA standards: PFAS too high in 1,700 more Cumberland wells
State Department of Environmental Quality plans remote public hearing for residents as federal guidelines for safe drinking water change due to new research.New federal standards for the safe amount of…Read More -
Fayetteville voters could decide on $97 million in bond packages in November election
Bond packages totaling $97 million could add 3.5 to 4 cents to the city property tax rate in coming fiscal years. The Fayetteville City Council on Monday, June 27, authorized…Read More -
Fayetteville approves funding for affordable housing
The Fayetteville City Council unanimously approved funding Monday night to go toward a housing trust fund that will address the lack of affordable housing in the city. The funding includes…Read More -
Proposed new election structure pulled from Monday’s Fayetteville City Council agenda
Discussion of a plan to restructure the way Fayetteville City Council members are elected has been removed from the agenda for Monday’s (June 27) council meeting. The proposal, which supporters…Read More
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God bless America
Independence Day, better known as the 4th of July, is almost here, and many of us will be flying our own American flag. It is such a powerful image that…Read More -
Your job isn't so bad
Trigger alert: If the bodily functions of Vladimir Putin offend you, stop reading now. Go to the cross-word puzzle. Today's lesson is ripped from the pages of the British newspaper…Read More -
Vote Yes Fayetteville initiative secures 5,007 signatures
A referendum on changing Fayetteville City Council representation from nine districts to five districts is headed for the general election ballot in November. Two former mayors, two former mayors pro…Read More -
Don’t lose your grip on love and loyalty
Over time I’ve come to recognize freedom less for the ideal we portray it to be and more for the double-edged sword it truly is. In America, we lend a…Read More -
Pets can be great exercise companions
People walk many animals, including cats, dogs, goats, lizards, pigs and even chickens. I often see a home-based video workout and the family pet upstaging the presenter in the background…Read More
Arts
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Sail the seas with 'Pericles'
Sweet Tea Shakespeare will be closing its summer season with the thrilling play "Pericles." The story tells how a young prince finds his way in the ancient Mediterranean. Pericles faces…Read More -
Public Works Art Exhibition opens at The Arts Council
On Friday, June 17, the Public Works Commission will host its 17th Annual Public Works Art Exhibition. The event will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. The self-proclaimed "biggest…Read More -
Memoir details legal woes for Charles Kuralt's lover's Montana land
Would you be interested in a new privately published memoir by a Bozeman, Montana lawyer, titled “Tilting at Montana’s Windmills for 50 Years”?No? But what if he were my law…Read More -
Artist with local ties brings his Reverse Reality back to town
Taking what you see and reversing its concept of form — that’s the basic description of Reverse Reality art. Turning organic items like people and trees into geometric shapes and turning…Read More
Entertainment
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Local musicians enter finals of online music competition
Two Fayetteville-born musicians are in the finals of the “NO COVER” music competition with their band, Night Spins. Josh Brocki and Manq Minniefee are Fayetteville natives. They play music together…Read More -
Festival Park Independence Concert to be held
The sights and sounds of Independence Day are senses embedded in the collective memory of almost every American. Nearly every lawn and business is draped in red, white and blue,…Read More -
Fort Bragg celebrates Fourth of July
The Fourth of July is a time to remember America's great history. It's a time to celebrate her victories, toast her potential and raise a flag for the freedom she…Read More -
Hope Mills honors America with parade and fireworks
Join the city of Hope Mills as they celebrate the Fourth of July in true patriotic fashion as they host their Independence Day Celebration. One of the year’s largest events,…Read More -
Library programming cool for the summer
With temperatures and prices soaring this summer season — families across Cumberland County are looking for ways to beat the heat without emptying their wallets. Parents looking for endless hours of…Read More
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