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FSO Jams at Gates Four: A Summer concert experience
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The Skoolie Xpress: A Journey of creativity, faith
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Firecracker 4 Miler celebrates 12th year of running, community spirit, scholarships
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Library offers digital preservation services
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FSO bids fond farewell to Executive Director Anna Meyer
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Build better community: Habitat for Humanity’s 30 for $30 Build
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FTCC announces transfer agreements with leading universities
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A visit from furry friends: Pet therapy brings joy to seniors
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MLB draft prospects shine in Stars vs. Stripes Series
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Firecracker 4 Miler celebrates 12th year of running, community spirit, scholarships
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The Skoolie Xpress: A Journey of creativity, faith
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Ham Radio Operators on air for nationwide event
Ham radio operators from the Cape Fear Amateur Radio Society, Inc. in Fayetteville will be participating in a national amateur radio exercise from 2 p.m. on Saturday until 2 p.m.…Read More -
Fayetteville researches "village" to combat homelessness
Homelessness is a multi-dimensional, complex experience, social issue and human concern. Homelessness exists in dimensions. People experience homelessness by natural disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes, floods and tornadoes. Others are…Read More -
FSO Jams at Gates Four: A Summer concert experience
Get ready for an unforgettable summer evening on Saturday, June 28th, with the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra at Gates Four, featuring a blend of classical and contemporary music, fun activities, and…Read More -
FSO bids fond farewell to Executive Director Anna Meyer
Anna Meyer began her impactful journey with the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra as the Community Engagement Manager. Her dedication and innovative approach quickly made her a standout figure within the organization.…Read More
News
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Up & Coming Weekly Dining Guide
This month, let’s explore some of the great places to eat in Raeford. THE CREEKSIDE MILL1825 Johnson Mill Rd., RaefordTUES.-THURS.. 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.FRI. & SAT. 11:30 a.m. to…Read More -
The Skoolie Xpress: A Journey of creativity, faith
A former police officer and military veteran who loves crafting has created a colorful oasis for others to join in the fun. Stacy Anderson’s “Skoolie Xpress” is a remodeled school…Read More -
Sweet Valley Ranch launches Farmhouse Retreats
Sweet Valley Ranch, a 300-acre agritourism destination in Fayetteville, has unveiled a new lodging experience known as Sweet Valley Ranch Farmhouse Retreats. This concept allows guests to stay on a…Read More -
Reid's Journey playground: Play for every child
The Liberty Swing recently opened in Reid’s Journey, an inclusive playground in Hope Mills, on May 6. The Reid’s Journey playground is located at 5766 Rockfish Road. Reid’s Journey is…Read More -
PWC recognized with Spirit of North Carolina Award
The United Way of North Carolina has recognized the Fayetteville Public Works Commission with a 2025 Spirit of North Carolina Award. The Spirit of North Carolina Award offers United Ways…Read More
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Publisher's Pen: Eastover Community “Shines” for Sullivan
At Up & Coming Weekly, we have always appreciated and admired Fayetteville/Cumberland County’s remarkable capacity to show passionate, compassionate, and empathic support to its residents, businesses, and non-profit organizations. This…Read More -
Lessons in mythology: Father's Day can be complicated
Father’s Day has just passed us by. Late being better than never, here is a belated salute to Father’s Day as celebrated by our old buddy Oedipus in Greek mythology…Read More -
Troy's perspective: Downtown Crown Event Center
Ultimately, the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners voted 5-2 to stop construction of the downtown Crown Event Center and chose instead to renovate the existing Crown Theatre and Arena on…Read More -
Publisher's Pen: Is the Civic Center Commission relevant?
Last week I attended the board meeting of Cumberland County's Civic Center Commission. This is the organization that governs the Crown Coliseum Complex, and members of the board are appointed…Read More -
School vouchers: Our tax dollars at work—or not
It has been a long time since school routines, calendars, activities, and issues registered with me—certainly since my own days in the long-gone Fayetteville City Schools or my children’s years…Read More
Arts
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Black Artist Forward brings vision to Dirty Whiskey
“Perhaps, the mission of an artist is to interpret beauty to the people—the beauty within themselves.”—Langston Hughes Black art is a spectrum, a lifted veil to the culture. It has…Read More -
"Ferris Bueller’s Day Off" Comes to the Cameo
One of the most iconic films of the 1980s, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, will be showing at the Cameo. I adore John Hughes’ films. There is something timeless about his films that…Read More -
Forget fireworks—Fayetteville’s summer starts with art
For many, summer kicks off with sunny beach days, backyard barbecues, and the crackle of fireworks. But at the Arts Council of Fayetteville | Cumberland County, the real start of the…Read More -
Art’s transformative power: Second Sundays at Truck Stop
What used to be empty walls at the Haymount Truck Stop are now showcasing vibrant, inspiring, and intriguing pieces of art made by local creatives. Every second Sunday, a new…Read More -
Cape Fear Studios presents annual members's show
Cape Fear Studios is presenting the 35th Annual Members’ Show until May 20 at their studio at 148 Maxwell Street. The exhibit is open to the public from Tuesday to…Read More
Entertainment
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MLB draft prospects shine in Stars vs. Stripes Series
The Stars vs. Stripes series is one of the most anticipated events in college baseball, bringing together 56 of the nation's top non-draft-eligible players. This annual intrasquad showdown serves as…Read More -
Firecracker 4 Miler celebrates 12th year of running, community spirit, scholarships
An early morning burst of red, white, and blue will sweep through downtown Fayetteville on Friday, July 4, as the city celebrates both its patriotic pride and commitment to community…Read More -
FSO Jams at Gates Four: A Summer concert experience
Get ready for an unforgettable summer evening on Saturday, June 28th, with the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra at Gates Four, featuring a blend of classical and contemporary music, fun activities, and…Read More -
Build better community: Habitat for Humanity’s 30 for $30 Build
Ready to get your hands dirty sanding, staining, painting, having fun and supporting a bigger cause? A June 28 build your own stool workshop at the Fayetteville Area Habitat for…Read More -
Ham Radio Operators on air for nationwide event
Ham radio operators from the Cape Fear Amateur Radio Society, Inc. in Fayetteville will be participating in a national amateur radio exercise from 2 p.m. on Saturday until 2 p.m.…Read More
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