Summer. It’s cool drinks on a hot night. It’s hanging out with family and friends. It’s a toe-tapping tune under the stars. And...
Fayetteville City Councilman Chalmers McDougald read an article in Up & Coming Weekly recently about retired Fayetteville Fire Chief...
In recent months the Hope Mills Area Chamber of Commerce got bogged down with some internal disappointments and loss of momentum...
Former U.S. Senator Robert Morgan was a man of public service to North Carolina like few others. He died July 16 at his home in...
Today we shall journey into one of the darkest regions of social media. The highly excitable and overly caffeinated world of...
At the end of March, my family lost someone both near and dear and thoroughly unique. She left us at 90, and she was — as we say in...
Thank goodness for honest and conscientious Spring Lake residents like Rita Perry. Perry was the first citizen to finally come...
What do politics, Chinese acrobats, Prince and Annie, the musical, have in common? The Givens Performing Arts Center’s 2016-2017...
For the past few years Sweet Tea Shakespeare has worked to bring classic plays to life. Many of the group’s performances happen in...
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In partnership with Fayetteville’s PWC, Sustainable Sandhills is set to tackle another sticky topic at the second showing of the...
Every month the Downtown Alliance and Arts Council celebrate the best that downtown has to offer. The shops, restaurants and other...
One ticket will buy a week’s worth of entertainment when the Gilbert Theater presents the Next Stage Play Festival July 20-24. One...
Retired State Trooper Randy Lee has always loved serving others. He retired from the North Carolina State Highway Patrol recently at...
A mobile app called Fayfixit for smartphones makes it easy for Fayetteville residents to report non-emergency issues to City Hall...
Fayetteville City Council has until Aug. 19 to decide whether it wants a local minor league baseball team to affiliate with the...
I repeatedly write about the troubled political, governmental, moral and social condition of America. The thinking and concerns...
That old-fashioned word, wallflower, conjures images of a shy young lady standing alone in a room full of dancing couples as callow...
With several projects up for discussion (a $60 million N.C. Civil War History Center, a $40 million baseball stadium and a $58...
Celebrate the National Day of the Cowboy at a rodeo on July 22 and 23 at 7 Branch Farm in Lumber Bridge. This is the 3rd Annual...
On July 9 and 10, Jurassic Quest comes to the Crown Complex. Both days, the exhibit opens at 9 a.m. and is open all day. This is not a...
At this writing, a stroke of Governor McCrory’s pen is all that remains to complete a long hoped for collaboration between Cape Fear...
The Army’s Kiowa helicopters, which departed Fort Bragg after a patriotic sendoff, are on station in the Republic of Korea. The First...
“Everything lined up” to bring Shane Wilson to Fayetteville from Georgia a few years ago, he said — a relationship, a job and a...
