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One Last Ride: Fayetteville Celebrates Author Dylan Nigh Before His Next Chapter Begins
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Community events give away supplies to students, teachers
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Bryan Moore: Why I’m Running for Cumberland County Board of Education
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Segra Stadium continues to grow Fayetteville’s baseball story
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Downtown’s favorite tradition returns with Dogwood Nights
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Cumberland County Fair dates announced; Grassroots grants awarded to Book Black Women, Fascinate-U
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One Last Ride: Fayetteville Celebrates Author Dylan Nigh Before His Next Chapter Begins
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FTCC opens SparkNC STEM lab on campus
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Asking "how long":When life doesn't make sense
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Fort Bragg Harley Davidson: Building community one conversation at a time
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The Hive in Hope Mills presents Mercantile Market
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New to the Neighborhood: July 2026
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How to resolve AdBlock issue? Featured Articles
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Bryan Moore: Why I’m Running for Cumberland County Board of Education
The better informed our readers are about the candidates seeking seats on the Cumberland County Board of Education, the better positioned we are as a community to secure the future…Read More -
Feeding families, growing leaders: YMCA SUN Meals To Go
Need doesn't have one identifiable look. It can be the unhoused person seen along the road during a daily commute. It can also be the person sitting nearby in a…Read More -
More to give: Bob Pinson's commitment to community
Retirement ended Bob Pinson’s time at the Arts Council, but not his commitment to serving Fayetteville through the arts.For many within the Fayetteville community, the name Bob Pinson has long…Read More -
FTCC opens SparkNC STEM lab on campus
Fayetteville Technical Community College celebrated the June opening of its new SparkNC Lab, marking a milestone as the only SparkLab in North Carolina located on a community college campus. The…Read More
News
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Tips to get kids to embrace physical activity
Daily physical activity is essential for children's and adolescents' well-being. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say kids between the ages of six…Read More -
Talent comes first: Cumberland County Parks & Rec provides competition for athletes of all abilities
Adaptive sports aren't about making athletics easier. They're about ensuring talent—not physical challenges—determines the opportunity to compete. Comparisons between life and sports are often…Read More -
Summer of Hope creates community one Thursday at a time
Before the first family arrives, volunteers are already at work. Local business Flip Flop Sauce joins Gate Beautiful's crew at the grill, serving hot dogs…Read More -
Shaping the future: Callie Tisdale’s inspiring journey to the Civics Bee National Finals
In an era where civic engagement is more critical than ever, a new generation of young leaders is stepping up to prove…Read More -
Safety first at the beach
When the sun is shining and the temperature is warm, a day at the beach can be the perfect balm for whatever ails you. Is…Read More
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My vision for the future of Cumberland County Schools
Nothing is more important than the education and development of our young people. The saying “children are our future” is much more than an overused and redundant cliché. For three…Read More -
The Devil with Three Golden Hairs
Trigger warning: the Postal Service recently raised the cost of stamps from 78 cents to 82 cents. The increase will surely result…Read More -
Bryan Moore: Why I’m Running for Cumberland County Board of Education
The better informed our readers are about the candidates seeking seats on the Cumberland County Board of Education, the better positioned we are as a community to secure the future…Read More -
Troy's Perspective: Let's not lose hope
In today's political climate, separating local politics from events in Washington, D.C., and Raleigh is nearly impossible. We find ourselves drawn into the larger political agenda even when we make…Read More -
Asking "how long":When life doesn't make sense
Most of us prefer clear answers. We try to understand what’s going on, pray to ask why God is allowing it, and wonder when things will finally improve. But life…Read More
Arts
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Cape Fear Studios hosts Project Upscale workshop
Crafting is the art of turning ordinary objects into extraordinary things. —Unknown Cape Fear Studios will be hosting a workshop, Project Upcycle, on Aug.…Read More -
Cape Fear Studios presents 15th annual 2D competition
Cape Fear Studios will be showing the 15th Annual 2D Competition until Aug. 25. The studio is located at 148 Maxwell St.,…Read More -
CFRT makes ‘Fetch’ happen this summer with "Mean Girls Jr."
Cape Fear Regional Theatre is preparing to electrify Fayetteville audiences with its highly anticipated summer camp productions of Mean Girls Jr., a high-octane musical…Read More -
Bluegrass, Christmas, snowmen, fantasy: CFRT's diverse season
Cape Fear Regional Theatre’s 2026-27 season promises to be a momentous one in many ways. Since 1962, the Theatre has been entertaining Fayetteville audiences with high-quality…Read More -
A season of music, discovery: FSO's unique journey
The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra's 2026-2027 season represents a unique opportunity for our community to experience world-class musical artistry while participating in an…Read More
Entertainment
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One Last Ride: Fayetteville Celebrates Author Dylan Nigh Before His Next Chapter Begins
Every writer hopes for a place where their story is heard before it travels the world. For Dylan Nigh, that place has been City Center Gallery & Books.On Friday, July…Read More -
Fort Bragg Harley Davidson: Building community one conversation at a time
Community rarely announces itself with grand gestures. More often, it looks like neighbors sharing a meal, strangers becoming friends and people showing up simply because someone else might need them…Read More -
The Hive in Hope Mills presents Mercantile Market
It is safe to say that the food truck boom of the past several years has made its way to the Cumberland County area, with lots of successful and well-known…Read More -
Community events give away supplies to students, teachers
Children, parents and teachers across Cumberland County are already looking ahead to an exciting new school year. I share that excitement—because this fall marks 29 years of providing Kidsville News!,…Read More -
Walk on wild side at Parkton Animal Oasis Summer Fest
Petting zoos with barnyard favorites such as sheep and rabbits are fun, but what if you could get up close and personal with emus, ostriches and wallabies? Parkton Animal Oasis…Read More
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