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Rock'n on the River closes out year
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WBC hosts first annual Women of Power Brunch
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FTCC's library staff help students succeed with new services
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Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra presents Ghosts and Ghouls performance
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Fayetteville rental assistance money runs out
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WBC hosts first annual Women of Power Brunch
A brunch for women leaders by women leaders. The Women’s Business Center of Fayetteville, part of the Center for Economic Empowerment & Development, will be hosting a networking event at…Read More -
Rock'n on the River closes out year
Rock’n on the River is closing out their 2021 concert season with their last performance of the year. On Friday, Oct. 22, Rivermist and Tuesday’s Gone will finish the year…Read More -
FTCC's library staff help students succeed with new services
The original reason I returned to college at the age of 39 was to finish what I started after completing high school. However, except for finishing and getting a degree,…Read More -
Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra presents Ghosts and Ghouls performance
Want to get in the Halloween spirit through music? Well, the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra is hosting a fantasy and ghostly themed performance, just in time for Halloween. The Ghosts and…Read More -
Blues-N-Brews returns to Festival Park to raise money for CFRT
After being suspended for over a year, Blues-N-Brews is coming back to Fayetteville. The annual fundraiser is bringing over a dozen North Carolina breweries to the city, all in order…Read More
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WBC hosts first annual Women of Power Brunch
A brunch for women leaders by women leaders. The Women’s Business Center of Fayetteville, part of the Center for Economic Empowerment & Development, will be hosting a networking event at…Read More -
Fayetteville rental assistance money runs out
The Fayetteville City Manager announced at last week’s City Council meeting that the money for the emergency rental assistance program have been used as of Oct. 7. The city did…Read More -
Fayetteville police officer struck by vehicle
A Fayetteville Police Officer was hit and dragged by a car while investigating a hit-and-run, Oct. 12. The suspect, Chante Oates, 24, allegedly hit her grandmother and then hit her…Read More -
Military sexual assault reporting pilot program will launch at Fort Bragg
Six Army posts, including Fort Bragg, have been selected for a one-year pilot program that creates additional locations for soldiers to report sexual harassment and assault. They will have all…Read More -
Raises approved for Superintendent
The Cumberland County Board of Education narrowly voted to approve bonuses for Superintendent Marvin Connely Jr. and his cabinet for the upcoming year. Connely will receive a $10,000 bonus. The…Read More
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FTCC's library staff help students succeed with new services
The original reason I returned to college at the age of 39 was to finish what I started after completing high school. However, except for finishing and getting a degree,…Read More -
Fall is a great time to enjoy walking
With the beautiful days and cooler weather, fall beckons us to be outside and walk. The most popular exercise in the U.S. is walking, and a person can average walking…Read More -
Courage, cowards and bullies battle for the win
Each year the male Elk, called a "bull," will fight another bull to collect a female elk called a "cow" into his herd. When a bully bull threatens a dominant…Read More -
You must remember this
Remember when Lou Reed sang, “Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side?” Not so much? Is your memory balky? What did you have for lunch yesterday? Remember in…Read More -
'Vote Yes' is an anti-voter initiative
Our city is currently being flooded with a disingenuous campaign to change the structure of our City Council. You might have received a mailer asking for your signature in support…Read More
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Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra presents Ghosts and Ghouls performance
Want to get in the Halloween spirit through music? Well, the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra is hosting a fantasy and ghostly themed performance, just in time for Halloween. The Ghosts and…Read More -
Students can benefit from arts education
Why does art matter? This is a question that has given philosophers and artists food for thought for centuries. It’s also been a leading question in many school districts when…Read More -
Local bazaars offer shopping, food and fun for good causes
Are you looking for some interesting gift ideas for the upcoming holidays? Or do you just want to get out and enjoy some good food? There are two bazaars scheduled…Read More -
FSU's Rosenthal Gallery invites public to Vilas Tonape exhibit
For anyone who sees the pastel drawings in this article, it’s obvious Vilas Tonape is an extraordinary artist in our community. A nationally and internationally known artist, Tonape is known…Read More
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Rock'n on the River closes out year
Rock’n on the River is closing out their 2021 concert season with their last performance of the year. On Friday, Oct. 22, Rivermist and Tuesday’s Gone will finish the year…Read More -
Head over to the Gilbert Theater for a ‘Dirty Rotten’ good time
If you are looking for an afternoon or evening of laughter and entertainment, head over to the Gilbert Theater located at 116 Green St. to catch “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels - The…Read More -
Blues-N-Brews returns to Festival Park to raise money for CFRT
After being suspended for over a year, Blues-N-Brews is coming back to Fayetteville. The annual fundraiser is bringing over a dozen North Carolina breweries to the city, all in order…Read More -
CFRT hosts ‘The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical Party’
Cape Fear Regional Theatre invites the communty to “The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical Party: A Live Listening Experience” generously hosted by the Cape Fear Botanical Garden as a one-night-only special event…Read More
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