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Lafayette Society and FSU partner to present virtual speaker series on notable African American author
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New CEO brings expertise to PWC and local community
The Fayetteville Public Works Commission welcomed Elaina Ball as the new Chief Executive Officer and General Manager in December. Ball, who has 14 years of utility experience, is the first…Read More -
It is time for common sense solutions to budgeting, pandemic and other problems we face
Chances are that at one time or another, you have sat down at your kitchen table and planned out a budget or balanced your checkbook for your family. For most…Read More -
Broadband internet service on the way to Cumberland County
MetroNet and the city of Fayetteville will bring 100% broadband internet, television and phone services to businesses and residents in greater Fayetteville. Indiana-based MetroNet will spend more than $70 million…Read More -
Temporary urban knitting installation celebrates Black History Month at Linear Park
“InnerWoven” is an urban knitting project curated, designed and executed by Fayetteville’s own fabric artist Kia Love. The installation can be found at Linear Park along Mason Street. Those willing…Read More -
Gilbert Theater showcases local talent in FayetteVAUDEville
The Gilbert Theater has been around since 1994 when it was started in the basement of Lynn Pryer's house, and for the last 26 years, it has produced many wonderful…Read More
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Broadband internet service on the way to Cumberland County
MetroNet and the city of Fayetteville will bring 100% broadband internet, television and phone services to businesses and residents in greater Fayetteville. Indiana-based MetroNet will spend more than $70 million…Read More -
New CEO brings expertise to PWC and local community
The Fayetteville Public Works Commission welcomed Elaina Ball as the new Chief Executive Officer and General Manager in December. Ball, who has 14 years of utility experience, is the first…Read More -
Umoja Group celebrates, shares African American culture
Over 30 years ago, a small group of friends with diverse interests and opinions shared an appreciation of African and African American culture along with a desire to produce positive…Read More -
MedAssist teams with Humana to provide free over-the-counter medicine in drive-thru event on Feb. 19
NC MedAssist is holding a Mobile Free Pharmacy Event in partnership with Humana in Cumberland County on Feb. 19 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The event will be held…Read More -
Local student wins AAFES sweepstakes
Sara Cockrell, a Max Abbott Middle School student from Fayetteville won a $2,000 Army & Air Force Exchange Services gift card, the first-place prize in the Exchange’s worldwide "You Made…Read More
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Hercules helps you feel better fast
Do you have troubles? Current events got you down? Did you bet on the Kansas City Chiefs? Break into the Capitol Building only to find the FBI is now after…Read More -
It is time for common sense solutions to budgeting, pandemic and other problems we face
Chances are that at one time or another, you have sat down at your kitchen table and planned out a budget or balanced your checkbook for your family. For most…Read More -
One hundred years of history and pride
After five decades of living in Fayetteville, I never thought I could have learned so much and been so proud of an organization and project than I am of the…Read More -
Learning to care and forgive
The first time I met Nate, he was asking a question about a microphone I was using to collect stories at a local church men's breakfast. The church is known…Read More -
Black History Month shines a light on the other side of the fence
The narrative of history depends upon who is telling the story. The narrative of Black History Month is rarely told by Blacks. Every year, we are told the same stories…Read More
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Lafayette Society and FSU partner to present virtual speaker series on notable African American author
The Lafayette Society and Fayetteville State University are partnering to present the Global Studies Lecture Series. This annual speaker series will be held virtually Feb. 25 and will feature the…Read More -
Temporary urban knitting installation celebrates Black History Month at Linear Park
“InnerWoven” is an urban knitting project curated, designed and executed by Fayetteville’s own fabric artist Kia Love. The installation can be found at Linear Park along Mason Street. Those willing…Read More -
Profile of Vicki Rhoda: An artist and art educator
Writing an article on a work of art is complicated for many reasons. We each bring our own perceptions, bias and learned conventions when placing value or simply looking at…Read More -
CFRT classes give kids stage and life skills
Cape Fear Regional Theatre began its studio classes Jan. 25 for children between the ages of 4 to 19. The theatre is currently offering classes lasting seven weeks in musical…Read More
Entertainment
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Gilbert Theater showcases local talent in FayetteVAUDEville
The Gilbert Theater has been around since 1994 when it was started in the basement of Lynn Pryer's house, and for the last 26 years, it has produced many wonderful…Read More -
Building Fayetteville — African American architects exhibit opens at Transportation and Local History Museum
The Fayetteville Transportation and Local History Museum has put together another fantastic African American exhibit to honor Black History Month. This local museum for the past three years has followed…Read More -
Gilbert's 'Rope' — a study in getting away with murder, or not
The Gilbert Theater’s latest show “Rope” premiered Jan 29. with a full house on opening weekend. The crime-centered, murder-themed play brought a thrilling drama to the stage for its audience.…Read More -
Gilbert opens suspense thriller on Jan. 29
The Gilbert Theater’s newest production “Rope” is set to open Jan. 29 and has already sold-out opening day. The thrilling drama centered around a murder, once used as the basis…Read More
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