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Celebrate life and legacy: First Friday on Main in Spring lake
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Legendary Gladys Knight takes the stage
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Fayetteville, Cumberland County pools, splash pads to adjust schedules
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Superheros, zombies, and street fighters… it’s time for Fayetteville Comic Con
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Elyssa cuts it at Foundations Hair Salon
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Fayetteville Greek Festival: food, identity, culture, religion
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Vienna Light Orchestra stops in Fayetteville for the holidays
Wrapping up its Magical Movie Scores tour and gearing up for its Christmas tour, Vienna Light Orchestra is heading to Fayetteville on Dec. 10. This 90-minute musical experience will be…Read More -
Toast to the Northside: The Ultimate Wine & Beer Walk Returns
Now that the thrill and commotion of Thanksgiving are behind us, it is the perfect moment to pamper yourself with some much-needed self-care before the frenzy of Christmas ensues. Envision…Read More -
Parking: downtown's perpetual problem
It's good news for Downtown Fayetteville businesses and residents that Cumberland County Commissioners approved a parking deck proposal that addresses many of the concerns citizens have about the parking availability…Read More -
Lumbee Pinecone Patchwork Make and Take: A hands-on history lesson
November is Native American Heritage Month, and the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County, in collaboration with the Cumberland County Schools Office of Indian Education, is hosting its 2nd annual Still…Read More -
Get Ready for the Holidays! Your Ultimate Event Guide
It's that time of year when you can enjoy quality moments with your loved ones, unleash your creativity with crafting, experience live music or theater performances, or simply have…Read More
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Floyd Properties offers Parade of Homes
Come one, come all to a Christmas parade of homes. Happening from Nov. 30 to Dec. 9, Greg Floyd and his associates at Floyd Properties hope to bring a wonderful…Read More -
Cumberland County educator named Superintendent of the Year
“Education, in every sense, is one of the factors of economic development of all municipalities. No municipality can achieve sustainable growth without substantial investment in public schools,” said Ozturk Ilhan.…Read More -
FTCC offers ways for students to save on tuition
Students pursuing a bachelor’s degree can save drastically on tuition costs and student loans by taking the first two years of study at FTCC. Our transfer counselors can assist in…Read More -
Office of Community Safety, a public health approach
“We have to stop equating policing to public safety. These are not interchangeable terms. Public safety has its own priorities; certainly there will be times, when there will be bank…Read More -
Fayetteville mayor, city council decided
The election cycle has come and gone. Out of the 152,096 registered voters, data from the North Carolina State Board of Elections reports that only 20,229 ballots were cast for…Read More
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The Special Olympics tradition
The idea for the Special Olympics began in the early 1950s and ‘60s when Eunice Kennedy Shriver began to take notice of how unfairly people were being treated and the…Read More -
Peron, de Gaulle, and Trump: Lasting legacies
Democrats were celebrating their election victories in Kentucky, Ohio and Virginia. They have put aside at least temporarily their worries about the polls that show Donald Trump leads President Biden…Read More -
The Mouse, the Bird, and the Sausage
Howdy Buckaroos. Time to tip your literary toes back into the wonderful pond of Grimm Brothers fairy tales. Today’s blot on world literature retells an obscure story about three amigos.…Read More -
Parking: downtown's perpetual problem
It's good news for Downtown Fayetteville businesses and residents that Cumberland County Commissioners approved a parking deck proposal that addresses many of the concerns citizens have about the parking availability…Read More -
How business brokers determine worth
When the decision has been made to sell your business, the next step is perhaps the most crucial of all: determining the value of your business. There are several…Read More
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FSO, Cumberland Choral Arts perform "Holiday Pops" concert
The spirit of the season is all over the city. With the countdown to Christmas in full swing, there is no shortage of events for residents to enjoy. From light…Read More -
Vienna Light Orchestra stops in Fayetteville for the holidays
Wrapping up its Magical Movie Scores tour and gearing up for its Christmas tour, Vienna Light Orchestra is heading to Fayetteville on Dec. 10. This 90-minute musical experience will be…Read More -
Shop small, local this holiday season
The streets of Downtown Fayetteville brim with excitement and holiday enchantment on the day following Thanksgiving. A Dickens Holiday has been a cherished tradition for 24 years. During the Dickens…Read More -
Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra hosts Four Seasons
The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra is presenting Vivaldi, The Four Seasons, at St. John’s Episcopal Church, on Saturday, Nov. 18 at 7:30 p.m.. The Four Seasons presents the musical expression of…Read More -
Art exhibit brings awareness to domestic violence
Love is one of the most intense emotions that is supposed to make an individual feel good and feel safe. Domestic violence is not. The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence…Read More
Entertainment
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Get Ready for the Holidays! Your Ultimate Event Guide
It's that time of year when you can enjoy quality moments with your loved ones, unleash your creativity with crafting, experience live music or theater performances, or simply have…Read More -
Disney on Ice Presents "Magic in the Stars"
Since 1981, Disney on Ice has delivered artistic poise and precision skating that tells a unique Disney-inspired story. Life-long Disney fans enjoy seeing characters such as Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse…Read More -
'Tis the season for the Fayetteville Rotary Club Christmas Parade
Flying flags, marching bands, dancers, go-carts, and Santa and Mrs. Claus; the annual Fayetteville Rotary Club Christmas Parade is set for Dec. 9 at 10 a.m. in downtown Fayetteville. The…Read More -
Cantata to be held at St. Joseph's Episcopal Church
St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church presents Sing Christmas, a Christmas Cantata arranged by Joel Raney and Mary McDonald. The Cantata Chorus is under the directorship of Sharon Smith McNair. The performance…Read More -
A Very Barbershop Christmas
“We said we are going to do this a little differently this year,” Nicholas DiLorenzo, Musical Director for Fayetteville Sound, says. “We are going to give back to the community.…Read More
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