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From service to cyber: Fayetteville’s new mission
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Hunt zombies, join hayride with Black Ops Paintball
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Step into the shadows: Vampyre’s Ball returns
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Raise the steins: North South Brewing hosts first Oktoberfest
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Up & Coming Weekly Dining Guide: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
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Forbidden love '80s style from Sweet Tea Shakespeare
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Southeastern Regional NC Poetry Slam returns
The Southeastern Regional NC Poetry Slam is back, bringing some of the fiercest poets from across the country for a no-holds-barred lyrical showdown. Happening on Saturday, Sept. 27, at the…Read More -
FAPS celebrates pets at annual Woofstock
Lovers of four-footed, furry friends unite at Woofstock: the hippiest fundraiser of the year that promises BBQ, craft beverages, silent auctions, themed costume contests, music, swag, a cat grass station,…Read More -
Hope Mills Food Pantry calls for community support
The shelves at Hope Mills Methodist Church’s food pantry don’t stay full for long. On distribution days, families from across Cumberland County walk the aisles, filling bags with canned vegetables,…Read More -
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
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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 -
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 -
Lee County to open new athletic park
Lee County will celebrate a milestone this weekend when it opens the gates to the new Lee County Athletic Park, a multipurpose recreation facility years in the making. The grand…Read More -
Hope Mills Food Pantry calls for community support
The shelves at Hope Mills Methodist Church’s food pantry don’t stay full for long. On distribution days, families from across Cumberland County walk the aisles, filling bags with canned vegetables,…Read More
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Publisher's Pen: Lasting legacies: Honoring three pillars of Fayetteville’s business and community spirit
The loss of Bill Hurley—with his vision, sense of humor, and passion for the City of Fayetteville—was a tremendous blow to our progressive community. The memorial and designation of Hurley…Read More -
Visit Florida, the Measles State
Just when you thought Alligator Alcatraz was the epitome of Floridaness, along comes their very special cowboy/cowgirl boot-wearing governor, Ron DeSantis, who declares that all vaccine mandates are off. Don’t…Read More -
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
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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
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Hunt zombies, join hayride with Black Ops Paintball
Out there! They are coming back to life! They are everywhere! -Peter West, Zombie (1979) The Black Ops Paintball and Airsoft is presenting the Zombie Paintball Hayride and Haunted House…Read More -
Step into the shadows: Vampyre’s Ball returns
On Friday, Oct. 3, J.J. Brown Productions is bringing its legendary Vampyre’s Ball back to town—and this time, the darkness descends inside a twisted traveling circus. Hosted at North South…Read More -
Raise the steins: North South Brewing hosts first Oktoberfest
Dust off your lederhosen and grab your friends—North South Brewing is kicking off its first annual Oktoberfest celebration Friday, Sept. 26, to Sunday, Sept. 28. This family-friendly, free-to-attend event is…Read More -
Forbidden love '80s style from Sweet Tea Shakespeare
Temporary sets, community actors, a band, drinks, and merriment. Sweet Tea Shakespeare is a one-of-a-kind experience that breathes new life into traditional theater. In honor of its namesake, Sweet Tea…Read More -
FAPS celebrates pets at annual Woofstock
Lovers of four-footed, furry friends unite at Woofstock: the hippiest fundraiser of the year that promises BBQ, craft beverages, silent auctions, themed costume contests, music, swag, a cat grass station,…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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