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Thomas Owen takes championship in two rounds
Thomas Owen put the 52nd annual Cumberland County Golf Championship in his pocket even before rain canceled the final round. Owen shot 68-67 for a 135 total of nine under…Read More -
School Board candidates advocate for better communications and more money
The first segment of the 2020 Virtual Candidates Forums has aired, and the second segment featuring Cumberland County Commissioner candidates concluded Oct. 20. We can only hope that the second…Read More -
Rage rules
In less than 2 weeks, the U.S. presidential election and down-ballot races will be history. While it might take a while to sort out the top race, at some point…Read More -
Returning to E Pluribus Unum
E Pluribus Unum or “Out of many, one” is the United States’ traditional motto. I can’t think of anywhere else in the world that such a slogan would even be…Read More -
Aragues running as write-in candidate for school board
My name is Christina M. Aragues, a single mother of three and Army veteran who is currently running as a write-in candidate for Cumberland County School Board District 3 in…Read More
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Holmes running for District 44 House of Representatives
My name is Heather S. Holmes and I am your Republican candidate running for the House of Representatives District 44. I am a single mom and have a 12-year-old son.…Read More -
Aragues running as write-in candidate for school board
My name is Christina M. Aragues, a single mother of three and Army veteran who is currently running as a write-in candidate for Cumberland County School Board District 3 in…Read More -
Thomas Owen takes championship in two rounds
Thomas Owen put the 52nd annual Cumberland County Golf Championship in his pocket even before rain canceled the final round. Owen shot 68-67 for a 135 total of nine under…Read More -
The first Virtual Candidates Forum is online
You can watch the Election 2020 Virtual Candidates Forum at https://vimeo.com/467489706. This forum features candidates for the Cumberland County Board of Education. The next forum will be Oct. 20 at…Read More -
FTCC holds Virtual College Transfer Day
On Oct. 8, Fayetteville Technical Community College hosted College Transfer Day via a virtual platform. While this year’s event looked slightly different than years past, the Office of University Outreach…Read More
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Returning to E Pluribus Unum
E Pluribus Unum or “Out of many, one” is the United States’ traditional motto. I can’t think of anywhere else in the world that such a slogan would even be…Read More -
Nothing has happened in 2020
In the “Game of Thrones” when a character wanted to scare people he would say “Winter is coming.” But before the Night King shows up in 2020, Halloween is coming.…Read More -
Rage rules
In less than 2 weeks, the U.S. presidential election and down-ballot races will be history. While it might take a while to sort out the top race, at some point…Read More -
School Board candidates advocate for better communications and more money
The first segment of the 2020 Virtual Candidates Forums has aired, and the second segment featuring Cumberland County Commissioner candidates concluded Oct. 20. We can only hope that the second…Read More -
A fresh look
Funny how our perspective can change. Until recently, I didn't think I'd ever enjoy arriving somewhere to find it already crowded. The past few weeks have seemed completely alive in…Read More
Arts
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Gilbert's "Barefoot in the Park" offers respite from 2020
After a six-month hiatus due to COVID-19, the Gilbert Theater is back in action with “Barefoot in the Park,” a Neil Simon classic. “Barefoot in the Park” runs through Oct.…Read More -
CFRT welcomes 'Lady Day' to outdoor audiences in Haymont
Following the best theatrical tradition that the show must go on, Cape Fear Regional Theatre returns to “telling great stories” with the opening performance of its 2020-2021 season on Oct.…Read More -
Religion: Too much or not enough
Religion is everywhere, even in three important books with North Carolina ties. North Carolina’s beloved novelist Lee Smith takes us back to an earlier time in her novella, “Blue Marlin.”…Read More -
Cape Fear Studios exhibition highlights works of Stanley Greaves
Cape Fear Studios will host “Retrospective - A Varied Path” featuring member artist Stanley Greaves through Oct. 20. Greaves is an internationally acclaimed artist from Guyana who now lives in Fayetteville.…Read More
Entertainment
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Virtual ChamberSoul concert from Carolina Civic Center Historic Theater set for Oct. 17
The Carolina Civic Center Historic Theater, located in downtown Lumberton, is presenting two upcoming virtual concerts that have been pretaped on its stage while the theater is closed to in-person…Read More -
"Lady Day" kicks off CFRT season
“Lady Day at the Emerson Bar & Grill,” the musical play that opened Cape Fear Regional Theatre’s long-awaited 2020-2021 season, is far from the blockbuster musical openers of previous seasons.…Read More -
Cape Fear Regional Theatre innovates, continues to entertain
After closing its doors to audience members back in March, the Cape Fear Regional Theatre spent the last 6 months innovating and leading the way for regional theaters during the…Read More -
Whole Vet brings braggin' through the 'Ville to town
The veterans-supported nonprofit organization, Whole Vet Building Lives Together, makes its community-event debut in Cumberland County Oct. 24 with the Braggin’ Through the ‘Ville Car, Truck, Jeep and Bike Show…Read More
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