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The Dogwood Festival: Fayetteville celebrates a 43 year old tradition
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Gilbert Theater summer camp registration now open
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CCS sponsors annual mental health fair
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Discover Fayetteville's Really Really Free Market
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Experience Kentucky Derby at Cape Fear Vineyard
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Dogwood Festival celebrates local musical acts
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Spartan Weekend set to push limits at McCormick Farms
McCormick Farms in Spring Lake will transform into a battleground of endurance as thousands of athletes prepare to tackle the 2025 Fayetteville Spartan Trifecta Weekend, taking place May 3–4. Hosted…Read More -
Experience Kentucky Derby at Cape Fear Vineyard
The Kentucky Derby, often referred to as "the most exciting two minutes in sports," is a prestigious Grade 1 stakes race for three-year-old Thoroughbred horses. Held annually on the first…Read More -
Artist Village takes theater goers to Neverland
The story of Peter Pan is timeless. The tale of a boy who won’t ever grow up is one many of us are familiar with. Whether you first met Peter…Read More -
The Dogwood Festival: Fayetteville celebrates a 43 year old tradition
The weather is finally breaking; warmer days are becoming more frequent, and the gardens are in full bloom. This can only mean one thing: it’s time for the annual Dogwood…Read More -
Cumberland County Extension celebrates plants
The Cumberland County Extension Master Gardeners are having their annual Plant Sale on Saturday, May 3, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Crown Arena. From vibrant flowers and…Read More
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Wife accused of killing retired SF husband denied bond
You could feel the angst of family members on March 31 before the wife of a retired Special Forces soldier would stand in front of a Cumberland County District Court…Read More -
Vision takes shape: Final beam placed at future School of Medicine
Tuesday, April 15 marked a historic milestone for Methodist University − and for the future of healthcare in Southeastern North Carolina − as leaders from Methodist University and Cape Fear Valley Health…Read More -
Vietnam Veterans honored at pin ceremony on Fort Bragg
Garrison Commander Col. Chad Mixon and Command Sgt. Maj. Daniel Scott presented lapel pins to Vietnam Veterans in a ceremony hosted by the North Post Exchange March 28, the day…Read More -
Study game development, digital media at FTCC
“Gamers can feel when developers are passionate about their games. They can smell it like a dog smells fear.” — Scott Rogers, Level Up! The Guide to Great Video Game DesignHave…Read More -
Salvation Army abruptly closes Fayetteville homeless shelter
At least 50 people who were staying at the emergency homeless shelter run by the Salvation Army in downtown Fayetteville were told to leave upon waking up Tuesday morning, as…Read More
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Remembering a friend: A life in two centuries
This month brought the death of a woman I have known most of my life, whom I will call Mary, at the stunning age of 104. Mary lived a comfortable…Read More -
Three ways our state governs differently
North Carolina’s motto is a Latin phrase: Esse quam videri. Popularized by the ancient Roman statesman and philosopher Marcus Tullius Cicero, who likely first read the Greek version from Plato…Read More -
A look back: The world according to 1968
Once upon a time, 57 years ago, there was a year called 1968. It was a rowdy year filled with more stuff than you can shake a stick at. The…Read More
Arts
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Arts Council creates “ArtScape” in Fayetteville
Fayetteville has seen a transformation in its public spaces thanks in part to the vision of the Arts Council. In 2017, the ArtScape Public Art Initiative was launched, bringing a…Read More -
Artist Village takes theater goers to Neverland
The story of Peter Pan is timeless. The tale of a boy who won’t ever grow up is one many of us are familiar with. Whether you first met Peter…Read More -
Gilbert Theater summer camp registration now open
"You are one of us now, didn't you know that? You are one of the crew. We're all in the same boat." — Roald Dahl, James and the Giant PeachSummer camp…Read More -
Hear the canvas roar: "Say it Loud" Gala amplifies artists' voices through art, auction
Spring is upon us, the flowers are blooming, the weather is warmer and the calendar is filling up with fun and creative events all over the city. Sista Soul Fest…Read More -
FSU Theatre presents world premiere of "Be a Wolf"
Something brand new is coming to Fayetteville State University. On April 24-26, the Theatre Department of FSU will preview the world premiere production of Be a Wolf, an original play…Read More
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Cumberland County Extension celebrates plants
The Cumberland County Extension Master Gardeners are having their annual Plant Sale on Saturday, May 3, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Crown Arena. From vibrant flowers and…Read More -
Hope Mills Fit4Life Zumbas for St. Jude
The North Carolina 13th Annual St. Jude Zumbathon will take place on May 3, at Fit4Life Health Club-Hope Mills. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.…Read More -
Cooking for a Cause: Dogwood’s Wing Cook-Off
The Heart Behind the Heat: Carl Pringle’s MissionCarl Pringle, known fondly as ‘Uncle Carl’ in the Fayetteville community, is the driving force behind the ‘Cooking for a Cause: Wing Cook-Off’.…Read More -
Dogwood Festival celebrates local musical acts
The Dogwood Festival has long been a beloved event, drawing crowds with its vibrant atmosphere and diverse entertainment lineup. This year’s festival promises to be no different, offering a rich…Read More -
Car, Motorcycle and Truck Show back for 2025
The Car, Motorcycle and Truck Show is back to this year’s Dogwood Festival. This exciting car event will showcase some of the coolest moving machines around, held against the backdrop…Read More
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