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Rock'n On The River: Summer concert series returns to Fayetteville
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Cape Beard hosts Annual Pig Pickin’, supports Autism Society
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Mind, body events help community stay healthy, well
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Seventeen Men: Portraits of the Men of the 25th US Colored Troops
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Sweet Tea Shakespeare brings "Little Women" back to life
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Manna Dream Center to run Day Resource Center
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FTCC showcases its Chefs to Soldiers program
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Publisher's Pen: The Fayetteville Dogwood Festival: Consultants don't get it!
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Juneteenth Jubilee announces headliners
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FTCC Foundation invests in students’ futures
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Flawless Touch Detailing celebrates new location
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Kindah Temple No. 62 hosts annual Spring Ceremonial
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How to resolve AdBlock issue? Featured Articles
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Rock'n On The River: Summer concert series returns to Fayetteville
Another summer of smooth sounds by the Cape Fear River starts soon as the Rock’n on the River Summer Concert Series tips off on May 24th and runs until September.…Read More -
Mind, body events help community stay healthy, well
Nurturing the mind and body is important, especially in 2024. The need to take care of the physical body and the emotional mind is essential to living a balanced life…Read More -
Cape Beard hosts Annual Pig Pickin’, supports Autism Society
Cape Beard, a non-profit organization, not only encourages the growth of facial hair through their Beard & Mustache Club in Fayetteville but also makes a significant contribution to local community…Read More -
Seventeen Men: Portraits of the Men of the 25th US Colored Troops
The Museum of the Cape Fear is currently showcasing a unique exhibition titled "Seventeen Men: Portraits of the Men of the 25th US Colored Troops." This display narrates the tale…Read More -
Kiwanis Club holds annual Soap Box Derby
“[The Soap Box Derby] began when Myron Scott, a photographer of the Dayton Daily News took a photo of some boys racing down a hill in little homemade cars. Scott…Read More
News
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Unleash your green thumb at a local community garden
Community gardens are a vibrant and essential part of any neighborhood. These green spaces not only provide a haven for nature lovers and gardening enthusiasts but also serve as a…Read More -
Manna Dream Center to run Day Resource Center
Fayetteville has selected the Manna Dream Center, a local nonprofit organization and church, to operate the city’s Day Resource Center for a year starting July 1. The Fayetteville City Council…Read More -
Fayetteville Fire Department receives grant for Summer Teen Certification and Fire Academy
The City of Fayetteville Fire Department has been awarded an Office of State Fire Marshal and Blue Cross Blue Shield grant for its Summer Teen Certification and Fire Academy. The…Read More -
FTCC announces graduation commencement ceremonies
“The future is always uncertain, but we who celebrate what you have done, who celebrate all of your achievements, we are certain of one thing on this day: You will…Read More -
Yoga and meditation popular in Fayetteville area
In recent years, yoga and meditation have experienced a remarkable surge in popularity. Once considered niche practices, they have now reached the mainstream, captivating people from all walks of life.…Read More
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Would you invest in Downtown Fayetteville?
Ron Brewington, Fayetteville native, husband, father, entrepreneur and successful businessman has been my friend for over four decades. Below is the second article he has submitted to Up & Coming…Read More -
Double thinking your way to happiness
I read the New York Times so you don’t have to. A recent Times article about Polyamory caught my attention. Frequently their articles are informative. I will not bore you…Read More -
Mayor Mitch Colvin, you have a problem!
Again, I am yielding my editorial space to Greg Adair, a concerned citizen of the Fayetteville community. This is the third letter we received and reprinted in the past month.…Read More -
Shooting our future
News released last month angers me, scares me, and breaks my heart all at the same time. I am not alone. Americans in all 50 states, from all walks of…Read More -
A tale of two Bidens
The Bidens have a new addition to their family, and he made his first public appearance when he delivered the State of the Union address. Officially named Joe Biden, he…Read More
Arts
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Seventeen Men: Portraits of the Men of the 25th US Colored Troops
The Museum of the Cape Fear is currently showcasing a unique exhibition titled "Seventeen Men: Portraits of the Men of the 25th US Colored Troops." This display narrates the tale…Read More -
Sweet Tea Shakespeare brings "Little Women" back to life
Experience the timeless magic of Little Women as Sweet Tea Shakespeare brings this beloved story to life in an immersive theatrical production June 6 through 9 and 13 through 16…Read More -
Cape Fear Studios presents "The Mug" exhibit
“Mornings start with hot tea or coffee. It is the best way to feel fresh and give a kick-start to a busy day. You might be a coffee-lover or tea…Read More -
Gilbert Theater announces next season’s lineup
The beloved Gilbert Theater has announced its lineup for next season and it has a few heavy hitters sure to pack the house and sell out fast. The Gilbert Theater…Read More -
Cape Fear Regional Theatre: Change in the air
Things are changing at Cape Fear Regional Theatre. A remodel and upgrade to the building is in the works, but this leaves Artistic Director, Mary Kate Burke, with a need…Read More
Entertainment
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Kiwanis Club holds annual Soap Box Derby
“[The Soap Box Derby] began when Myron Scott, a photographer of the Dayton Daily News took a photo of some boys racing down a hill in little homemade cars. Scott…Read More -
Cape Beard hosts Annual Pig Pickin’, supports Autism Society
Cape Beard, a non-profit organization, not only encourages the growth of facial hair through their Beard & Mustache Club in Fayetteville but also makes a significant contribution to local community…Read More -
Mind, body events help community stay healthy, well
Nurturing the mind and body is important, especially in 2024. The need to take care of the physical body and the emotional mind is essential to living a balanced life…Read More -
Rock'n On The River: Summer concert series returns to Fayetteville
Another summer of smooth sounds by the Cape Fear River starts soon as the Rock’n on the River Summer Concert Series tips off on May 24th and runs until September.…Read More -
Mostley Crüe joins Rock'n On The River line up
In a world where music and trends are ever changing, tribute bands like Mostley Crüe not only bring iconic musicians back to life but keep their music alive, too. Whether…Read More
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