Current Stories
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Cumberland County’s premier golf event returns for 57th year
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Fayetteville’s First Fan Fest: A new era for local fandom
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FSO presents Jubilate Deo: A global celebration of joy
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NC Fall Festival returns to Raeford with family fun, local flavor, small-town charm
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Beardtoberfest 2025: Where beards, costumes, community come together
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Step into Shadows at Poe House this Halloween
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Coming soon to Cameo: "The Smashing Machine"
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Fear the Fox: Marksmen hockey comes back Oct. 18
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Hounds Town brings all-inclusive pet care to Fayetteville
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Local travel advisor wins national awards for innovation
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Crowder brings unique blend of Christian music to Crown Oct 12.
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Backwoods Terror Ranch returns: Face your fears
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Government Watch: Early voting continues, SteelFab looks for expansion
City of FayettevilleEarly voting for the City of Fayetteville primary runs through Oct. 4 for the ten mayoral candidates and the nine city districts. The official primary election is on…Read More -
CCF awards $1 million grant to MU Medical School
Another community organization is backing the Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine because of the positive impact it’s expected to have on Cumberland County and the broader…Read More -
FSO launches search for new music director
The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra has officially launched an extensive search for a new music director, marking a significant leadership transition as the esteemed Maestro Stefan Sanders prepares to conclude his…Read More -
Find Your Flourish at CFVH Women’s Health Fair
Ladies, are you looking for a low-key, one-stop shop for your health questions? Cape Fear Valley Health has you covered. Their upcoming Flourish: Women’s Health & Wellness Fair is free…Read More
News
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Up & Coming Weekly Dining Guide: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 – Oct. 15) by exploring the vibrant flavors of Hispanic culture! We've compiled a list of fantastic places where you can savor delicious food and…Read More -
Supreme Court Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson visits FSU
Fayetteville has played host to some big names in the past, including Presidents. On Thursday, Sept. 4, the city hosted the Honorable Ketanji Brown Jackson, Associate Justice of the Supreme…Read More -
Remember My Name Vigil honors victims of domestic violence
Every time I hear the words “domestic violence,” I immediately think or say, “Run for your life.” Every 9 seconds, a woman is assaulted in the United States, and 1…Read More -
Mystery solved: With cause revealed, years of chest pain finally end
Dan DeBruler isn’t one to make a fuss about his health. He tends to power through the occasional illness or injury without complaint. But for years, he had recurrent symptoms…Read More -
Local travel advisor wins national awards for innovation
When Rocky Dimico started Flights and Fables, a Fayetteville-area travel agency, they had one goal in mind: to help travelers step into the worlds they’d always dreamed about, from the…Read More
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Publisher's Pen: Reflections from prayer walk honoring Charlie Kirk
On a beautiful Sunday afternoon in Downtown Fayetteville, 400 members of the community gathered for a prayer walk honoring Charlie Kirk. Kirk was a man whose message of faith, freedom,…Read More -
Shoddy statistics will produce US bad policy
President Donald Trump has removed the head of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and appointed an economist from the Heritage Foundation to replace her. A legal exercise of the…Read More -
Troy's Perspective: Keep using ShotSpotter?
On Sept. 8, the Fayetteville City Council voted 8-2 to extend the controversial ShotSpotter technology utilized by the Fayetteville Police Department for another year for $220,000. Councilmembers Mario Benavente and…Read More -
Popularity is exactly what we want
What is the most popular state in the continental United States? You guessed it: our own North Carolina.That’s the headline from a recent YouGov survey of more than 2,000 American…Read More -
Pitt, Grimm’s Fairy Tales presents: The Riddle
Welcome back to the wonderful world of Grimm’s Fairy Tales. Today, we enter a forest to meet a Prince, his faithful but clumsy servant, 12 murderers, and a Princess. The…Read More
Arts
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Images of earlier times: Evenings with Cape Fear Ballroom Dancers
The joy of shared experiences and interests is a treasure sought by many. The Cape Fear Ballroom Dancers not only facilitate such connections, but they’ve seen it bridge generational gaps…Read More -
Cape Fear Regional Theatre brings Dolly to Fayetteville stage
“Tumble out of bed and stumble to the kitchen, pour myself a cup of ambition, and yawn and stretch and try to come to life.”If you read those words and…Read More -
Sleep all day, party all night, never grow old: The Lost Boys come to Fourth Friday Fright Night
Joel Schumacher’s 1987 cult classic The Lost Boys is returning to the big screen as part of the Fourth Friday Fright Night series at the Cameo Art House Theatre on…Read More -
Back to the Boulevard: Gloria Swanson’s timeless close-up at Cameo
Sunset Boulevard (1950), one of the most iconic and haunting American film noirs, returns to the big screen for a special 75th anniversary screening at the Cameo Art House Theatre…Read More
Entertainment
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Coming soon to Cameo: "The Smashing Machine"
This October, audiences will see a very different side of one of Hollywood’s biggest stars. Beginning Oct. 3, the Cameo Art House Theatre will debut The Smashing Machine, a gripping…Read More -
Fear the Fox: Marksmen hockey comes back Oct. 18
The Crown will soon come alive with the sounds of skates scraping the ice, pucks being shot into nets and fans cheering on their team as the Marksmen’s 2025-26 season…Read More -
Crowder brings unique blend of Christian music to Crown Oct 12.
If you’re familiar with David Crowder, one characteristic will stand out above all others – and no, it’s not the epic beard, despite it being a great accompaniment to his old-school…Read More -
Backwoods Terror Ranch returns: Face your fears
This fall, Fayetteville once again transforms into a nightmare realm of horror as Backwoods Terror Ranch makes its much-anticipated return. Hosted at Sweet Valley Ranch, this immersive haunted attraction invites…Read More -
Beats And Brushes, a free youth mental health event
Trap music, guided painting, free food, and conversations about mental health and self-expression—sounds like a fusion of the popular “paint & sip” and “trap karaoke” phenomena, doesn’t it? That’s exactly…Read More
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Images of earlier times: Evenings with Cape Fear Ballroom Dancers
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Cape Fear Regional Theatre brings Dolly to Fayetteville stage
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Sleep all day, party all night, never grow old: The Lost Boys come to Fourth Friday Fright Night
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Back to the Boulevard: Gloria Swanson’s timeless close-up at Cameo
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