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Social distancing, virtual togetherness and community support
There’s an old saying, “When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” And so, Fayetteville, here we go. Things seem pretty bleak. As COVID-19 wreaks havoc on the healthcare…Read More -
County leadership proactive with economic-impact survey
With COVID-19 impacting our country’s economy, nearly every industry sector is feeling the effects. As part of our efforts to support our business community and better understand their needs during…Read More -
Takeaways from the pandemic
We began the month of March secure in our work and personal lives and routines. We ended it sheltering in our homes, apart from our families and friends, unsure of…Read More -
First Cumberland County homicides of 2020
Cumberland County Sheriff’s detectives have arrested a Hope Mills man in connection with the triple shooting March 21 that left two people dead and a third injured. Sterling J. Straughter,…Read More -
An accurate and important cliché
You can never have too much of a good thing, they say. I have never figured out who “they” are, but I think I disagree with them when it comes…Read More
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Social distancing, virtual togetherness and community support
There’s an old saying, “When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” And so, Fayetteville, here we go. Things seem pretty bleak. As COVID-19 wreaks havoc on the healthcare…Read More -
First Cumberland County homicides of 2020
Cumberland County Sheriff’s detectives have arrested a Hope Mills man in connection with the triple shooting March 21 that left two people dead and a third injured. Sterling J. Straughter,…Read More -
Dear Loyal Readers
Greetings Readers, Friends and Associates. These are trying times. However, we are Americans. We are resilient and possess the intestinal fortitude and determination to get through this COVID-19…Read More -
FTCC to offer new mobile applications developer program
Fayetteville Technical Community College offers the Mobile Applications Developer associate degree as a concentration under the Information Technology major. This curriculum prepares learners to design and develop mobile applications for…Read More -
How puzzles promote health and wellness
Puzzles are fun and entertaining, but their benefits go beyond simple recreation. In fact, playing and solving puzzles on a regular basis can benefit adults and children in various ways. …Read More
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An accurate and important cliché
You can never have too much of a good thing, they say. I have never figured out who “they” are, but I think I disagree with them when it comes…Read More -
I’m negative
I work at maintaining a positive outlook on life, no matter the circumstances around me. In fact, I’m on record for years as saying the only thing I want from…Read More -
COVID-19: A wake-up call for America
Column Gist: As the world struggles to address the COVID-19, we are provided with a perfectly conditioned opportunity for self-reflection and honest assessment. That is true for the whole world,…Read More -
Takeaways from the pandemic
We began the month of March secure in our work and personal lives and routines. We ended it sheltering in our homes, apart from our families and friends, unsure of…Read More -
County leadership proactive with economic-impact survey
With COVID-19 impacting our country’s economy, nearly every industry sector is feeling the effects. As part of our efforts to support our business community and better understand their needs during…Read More
Arts
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Charlie Soong’s daughters — no fairy tale
Is it really just a fairy tale?That is what some reviewers of a new book are calling one of my favorite stories. That book is “Big Sister, Little Sister, Red…Read More -
You may have to wait to read the 'best book ever'
“It is one of the best books I ever read, maybe the best.” That got my attention, but when my friend told me it was a family history book, I…Read More -
‘Troublesome Presence’ at the Arts Council
The Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County presents the “Troublesome Presence” exhibit until March 13. The intent of the exhibit is to create conversations about troublesome moments for African Americans in…Read More -
Online exclusive: Givens Performing Arts Center presents the Siberian State Symphony Orchestra
Editor's note: The Siberian State Symphony Orchestra has been cancelled. The National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine will be at Givens Performing Arts Center on Feb. 18 at 7:30 p.m. The…Read More
Entertainment
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Preserving history with scrapbooking
This article originally ran in the March 2020 edition of Women's View Magazine.I remember certain events from my children’s childhoods vividly, and yet some things I question, especially as the…Read More -
Danny Gokey coming to Dunn
The health of members in our community is important. Due to the spread of the coronavirus, as a precaution, several events have been cancelled throughout the community. Please call to…Read More -
Come see what’s blooming at the Master Gardeners Symposium
The health of members in our community is important. Due to the spread of the coronavirus, as a precaution, several events have been cancelled throughout the community. Please call to…Read More -
Gilbert Theater presents ‘The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged’
The health of members in our community is important. Due to the spread of the coronavirus, as a precaution, several events have been cancelled throughout the community. Please call to…Read More
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