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The Unhoused Support Center: Where it started, what we fixed, where we stand
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Cumberland County votes: Election results
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Operation Christmas Child: The other side of the box
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FSU Theatre’s ‘Godspell’ puts community center stage
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AUSA showcases music, benefits Army families at Seabrook
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FTCC brings world of Dr. Seuss to life with "Seussical"
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Lumbee Tribe Showcase returns to Givens Arts Center
Students will explore Lumbee history and culture through music, dance, storytelling, and visual art on Nov. 19, when the Lumbee Tribe Showcase returns this fall semester to Givens Performing Arts…Read More -
Open historical doors: Take a ramble around Fayetteville
History in Fayetteville does not always announce itself. Sometimes it pours coffee, screens an independent film, opens a gallery, or welcomes a congregation through doors used by generations before it.Preservation…Read More -
The heart behind Purpose Dance Studio
Dance is one of the most diverse art forms. Most are familiar with the classical styles, like ballet, contemporary and jazz, but dance is far bigger and more diverse than…Read More -
Make connections at Sip Room's latest mixer
Whether you’ve just touched down in Fayetteville or have been wanting to meet new people, The Sip Room has an answer to the often-cited difficulty of making new friends as…Read More
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Turn your home into a haunted house for Halloween
People celebrate Halloween with the same zeal as Thanksgiving and Christmas. Decorating for Halloween has evolved over the years, and many homeowners now go to great lengths to turn their…Read More -
The Unhoused Support Center: Where it started, what we fixed, where we stand
The article that follows is by no means a political statement; rather, it is a near-perfect example of what good governance should look like. Kirk deViere’s recent Dispatch on the…Read More -
School board candidates speak at Chamber's Candidate Forum
Fourteen of the sixteen candidates running for Cumberland County School Board of Education were present at the Greater Fayetteville Chamber’s Candidate Forum on Oct. 13 at Fayetteville Technical Community College.…Read More -
PWC celebrates Butler-Warner Plant, earns awards
Fayetteville PWC Celebrates 50 Years of the Butler-Warner Generation Plant The Fayetteville Public Works Commission is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Butler-Warner Generation Plant, recognizing five decades of reliable…Read More -
New to the Neighborhood: October 2026
CHUY’S570 Croos Creek Mall910-637-9663https://tinyurl.com/4zz57se2Chuy's took over the space previously occupied by Bahama Breeze. A vibrant Tex-Mex restaurant, Chuy's makes its authentic dishes fresh daily. They are famous for their Chicka-Chicka…Read More
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Chokepoints Can Make Carolinians Gag
To paraphrase the familiar line, you may not be interested in international shipping, but international shipping is interested in you.Whether you like it or not, virtually every hour of your…Read More -
Troy's Perspective: FSU has transformed generations
Sometimes, the greatest investments in human history aren't made by wealthy individuals, powerful corporations, or government institutions. Ordinary people with extraordinary vision, determination, and faith make them. Such is the…Read More -
This, that and the other: Election Edition
Ronald Reagan famously skewered his political opposition, incumbent President Jimmy Carter, by taunting him with “there you go again,” referencing an unfortunate habit, a whiny complaint, or some obvious mistake.The…Read More -
DeBruler: When Someone Else’s World Stops
I still have the note I began taking during the call.Nov. 21.3:59.Tom.Chris has been shot.Before those words, I thought I knew why Tom was calling.He ran a motorcycle shop with…Read More -
Amid Blue Tsunami, Conservative Ideas Prevail
At the same time North Carolina Democrats secured eye-popping victories in federal, state, and local races on Nov. 3, North Carolina voters demonstrated their commitments to fiscal conservatism and election…Read More
Arts
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The heart behind Purpose Dance Studio
Dance is one of the most diverse art forms. Most are familiar with the classical styles, like ballet, contemporary and jazz, but dance is far bigger and more diverse than…Read More -
FTCC brings world of Dr. Seuss to life with "Seussical"
For generations, the stories and illustrations of Dr. Seuss have entertained readers and sparked the imaginations of children and adults alike. His whimsical worlds make us laugh, encourage us to…Read More -
AUSA showcases music, benefits Army families at Seabrook
Prepare for an evening of great music, laughter and celebration among friends and community members with Showtime at Seabrook, hosted by the Fort Bragg & North Carolina Chapter of the…Read More -
FSU Theatre’s ‘Godspell’ puts community center stage
Student performers bring the musical’s parables into a modern campus setting duringperformances Nov. 5-7 at Butler Theatre.For director Evan Bridenstine, “Godspell” was the first musical he directed. For producer Jeremy…Read More -
2, 4, 6…10! Arts Council exhibits bring the numbers
Things are adding up this fall. When you visit downtown Fayetteville, there are a few numbers to keep in mind.At 301 Hay Street, on Nov. 6, from 6 p.m. to…Read More
Entertainment
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Make connections at Sip Room's latest mixer
Whether you’ve just touched down in Fayetteville or have been wanting to meet new people, The Sip Room has an answer to the often-cited difficulty of making new friends as…Read More -
Vintage Vegan Block Party celebrates community
The Vintage Vegan Block Party brings sustainable style to downtown with this celebration rooted in vintage clothing, vegan food and live entertainment. The community event is scheduled for noon to…Read More -
Open historical doors: Take a ramble around Fayetteville
History in Fayetteville does not always announce itself. Sometimes it pours coffee, screens an independent film, opens a gallery, or welcomes a congregation through doors used by generations before it.Preservation…Read More -
Lumbee Tribe Showcase returns to Givens Arts Center
Students will explore Lumbee history and culture through music, dance, storytelling, and visual art on Nov. 19, when the Lumbee Tribe Showcase returns this fall semester to Givens Performing Arts…Read More -
Operation Turkey: Where Thanksgiving begins
The measure of Thanksgiving in Fayetteville may not be the first plate carried out of the building. It may be the last one.Long after the busiest volunteer stations have quieted,…Read More
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