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Fayetteville's Juneteenth Jubilee: Guide to area-wide celebrations
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Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra to play at Gilbert Theater
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Cadillac Ranch hosts thrilling “Showdown: Volume Two”
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Red, White, Boom: Celebrate America at Fort Bragg
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Reid's Journey playground: Play for every child
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Eastover holds monthly summer concert series
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FTCC’s Business Administration Program: A path to success
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Festival of Quilts showcases North Carolina textile art
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3rd Annual Cigar & Rosé Music Festival held in Raeford
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Experience 62nd Annual Hoke County Wagon Train
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Fayetteville After 5 begins again with Camel City Yacht Club
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History Center hosts Sixth annual Hari Jones Memorial Lecture
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Reid's Journey playground: Play for every child
The Liberty Swing recently opened in Reid’s Journey, an inclusive playground in Hope Mills, on May 6. The Reid’s Journey playground is located at 5766 Rockfish Road. Reid’s Journey is…Read More -
Eastover holds monthly summer concert series
For the third year in a row, Eastover will host a monthly concert in the park series. The series is already underway, kicking off with a performance by The Catalinas…Read More -
Fayetteville's Juneteenth Jubilee: Guide to area-wide celebrations
“For to be free is not merely to cast off one’s chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.”-Nelson Mandela Juneteenth is more…Read More -
Fayetteville After 5 begins again with Camel City Yacht Club
Kick off the summer with an unforgettable evening of music, food, and fun at Fayetteville After 5, headlined by the smooth sounds of Camel City Yacht Club on Friday, June…Read More
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Up & Coming Weekly Dining Guide
This month, we are highlighting some of the great places to eat in Hope Mills. SAMMIO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT3057 N Main St.Mon-Sat: Noon-8:45 p.m.Sun: Noon-3:30 p.m. 910-424-4000https://www.sammiositalianrestaurant.com/Sammio's offers a variety of…Read More -
The Gathering Place: More than an event center
Downtown Fayetteville is seeing some changes, from the renovations to the Market House, new businesses setting up shop, and even some closing the door. One thing is for sure, there…Read More -
Sweet Valley Ranch launches Farmhouse Retreats
Sweet Valley Ranch, a 300-acre agritourism destination in Fayetteville, has unveiled a new lodging experience known as Sweet Valley Ranch Farmhouse Retreats. This concept allows guests to stay on a…Read More -
Residences at Prince Charles await “fantastic announcement”
Despite a century-long list of iterations and much time spent vacant and in disarray, the iconic Prince Charles Hotel is about to see yet another change that may restore it…Read More -
Reid's Journey playground: Play for every child
The Liberty Swing recently opened in Reid’s Journey, an inclusive playground in Hope Mills, on May 6. The Reid’s Journey playground is located at 5766 Rockfish Road. Reid’s Journey is…Read More
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Publisher's Pen: Fayetteville, we are listening to you!
You will see new and exciting editorial changes in our hyper-local community newspaper in the next few weeks. These enhancements will continue to reflect our commitment to the Fayetteville community,…Read More -
Journey into Grimms' tales: The brave little tailor
Today we head back into the dark forest of Grimms’ Fractured Fairy Tales to learn the importance of self-confidence coupled with the ability to exaggerate. Come take a look behind…Read More -
Troy's Perspective: Youth curfews in Fayetteville
Children should not be used as political tools. Many concerning events are occurring in Fayetteville, and our political conflicts are increasingly intense. While these battles impact our children, it's essential…Read More -
Publisher's Pen: Cumberland County Commissioners abandon downtown Crown Event Center project
Jami McLaughlin’s comprehensive report and recap of the June 4 meeting of the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners confirm their decisive 5-2 vote to discontinue the proposed downtown Crown Event…Read More -
Letter to the Editor: A critical response to reframing narrative of “Black Fatigue”
The concept of Black fatigue, as originally articulated, referred to the profound and chronic stress experienced by Black Americans as a result of systemic racism and enduring racial injustice. A…Read More
Arts
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"Ferris Bueller’s Day Off" Comes to the Cameo
One of the most iconic films of the 1980s, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, will be showing at the Cameo. I adore John Hughes’ films. There is something timeless about his films that…Read More -
Forget fireworks—Fayetteville’s summer starts with art
For many, summer kicks off with sunny beach days, backyard barbecues, and the crackle of fireworks. But at the Arts Council of Fayetteville | Cumberland County, the real start of the…Read More -
Art’s transformative power: Second Sundays at Truck Stop
What used to be empty walls at the Haymount Truck Stop are now showcasing vibrant, inspiring, and intriguing pieces of art made by local creatives. Every second Sunday, a new…Read More -
Cape Fear Studios presents annual members's show
Cape Fear Studios is presenting the 35th Annual Members’ Show until May 20 at their studio at 148 Maxwell Street. The exhibit is open to the public from Tuesday to…Read More -
Gilbert Theater's Playfest seeks the next stage sensations
Calling all playwrights, it’s that time of year again. Gilbert Theater’s Playfest 2025 is now officially accepting submissions in keeping with a long-standing commitment to the community and bringing theater…Read More
Entertainment
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Festival of Quilts showcases North Carolina textile art
Step into the enchanting world of quilting at the Festival of Quilts, where over 100 exquisite quilts are on display. This art and cultural show features judged quilts from across…Read More -
3rd Annual Cigar & Rosé Music Festival held in Raeford
The Cigar & Rosé Music Festival is back for another year of sophistication, elegance and pink. This year, they are taking over Raeford at the Shahbain Farms and Event Center…Read More -
Experience 62nd Annual Hoke County Wagon Train
The Hoke County Wagon Train began in 1964 when a group of horse-and-buggy enthusiasts, led by the original wagon master, Red Brooks, decided to camp out and ride together. Over…Read More -
Fayetteville After 5 begins again with Camel City Yacht Club
Kick off the summer with an unforgettable evening of music, food, and fun at Fayetteville After 5, headlined by the smooth sounds of Camel City Yacht Club on Friday, June…Read More -
History Center hosts Sixth annual Hari Jones Memorial Lecture
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”-George Santayana The United States of America is 249 years old, a baby nation amongst those who have been around…Read More
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