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Fort Bragg MWR's annual 5K and Half Marathon
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Downtown Fayetteville, 4th Friday is back!
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CCS' Very Special Arts Festival celebrates students with disabilities
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Sweet Tea Shakespeare's original production: "Pan"
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RHFNow hosts Ninja Warrior Course at Rick’s Place
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Gilbert Theater's "Stop Kiss" explores love, violence
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Government Watch: Cumberland County, City of Fayetteville updates
Cumberland CountyChairman Kirk deViere, Commissioner Pavan Patel, and Assistant County Managers Faith Phillips and Sally Shutt attended the 2025 National Association of Counties conference in Washington, D.C., where they met…Read More -
CCS' Very Special Arts Festival celebrates students with disabilities
Cumberland County Schools present their Very Special Arts Festival Thursday, April 3, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Charlie Rose Agri-Expo Center. The theme is “Going for the…Read More -
Gilbert Theater's "Stop Kiss" explores love, violence
Love, violence, hate. Stop Kiss, the latest production at the Gilbert Theater, is the story of two women who in the aftermath of an unspeakable act of violence, grow closer…Read More -
Fort Bragg MWR's annual 5K and Half Marathon
Fort Bragg’s Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation is hosting the All American Races on March 22. It’s an opportunity for everyone, soldiers and the community alike, to test their limits,…Read More -
Let's Walk It Out: Bridging the gap in veteran suicide
Every step counts in the fight against veteran suicide. For the past five years, Let’s Walk It Out - 222 Mile Ruck March Inc. has served as a beacon of hope,…Read More
News
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Sandhills Jazz Society makes remarkable contributions to Orange Street School
Orange Street School is not just a building but a beacon of hope and creativity for our community's youth. While many stories have emerged about the school's revival, it's essential…Read More -
Lt. Gen. Anderson "Welcomes back Bragg"
Private First Class Roland Leon Bragg couldn’t be called anything but a hero for his actions during World War II. A native of Webster, Maine, Bragg enlisted in the Army…Read More -
Josephus Daniels in Christensen’s new book
Rob Christensen’s new book, “Southern News, Southern Politics: How a Newspaper Defined a State for a Century,” comes out March 4. It could be two separate books. The first might…Read More -
Hope Mills town manager receives contract extension
Following a closed session, the Hope Mills Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to extend Town Manager Chancer McLaughlin’s contract for another two years. The new contract takes effect March 1…Read More -
Help is Here: A Game-Changing Tool for Families
Cumberland County Schools is making it easier than ever for families to stay informed, engaged and supported in their child’s education. With the launch of Family Engagement On Demand, families…Read More
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Visiting Greek mythology: Heck hath no fury
Some of you may recall the old Chiffon margarine commercial’s warning that “It is not nice to fool Mother Nature.” Mother Nature had nothing on the Goddess Circe who was…Read More -
North Carolina fails Telehealth Exam
North Carolina has become a national leader in such policy areas as tax reform, school choice, and transportation funding. Unfortunately, we lag far behind in providing telehealth options to patients.That’s…Read More -
This, That, and the Other: North Carolina Edition
As a Fayetteville native and a North Carolina resident all my life, I have been interested in and have absorbed a fair amount of information about our community and our…Read More -
Letter to the Editor: Downtown parking issues
We have had several problems and concerns as citizens of Fayetteville with downtown parking issues, rules, and unknown changes. For example, two years ago on Valentine’s Day, we dined at…Read More
Arts
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Step into the world of Disenchanted princesses
The question has been asked many times. A princess finds herself in a situation with a problem to solve and sometimes, or most of the time, ends up falling in…Read More -
Gilbert Theater's "Stop Kiss" explores love, violence
Love, violence, hate. Stop Kiss, the latest production at the Gilbert Theater, is the story of two women who in the aftermath of an unspeakable act of violence, grow closer…Read More -
Sweet Tea Shakespeare's original production: "Pan"
For many people, “Shakespeare” does not always conjure up the most positive emotions. They assume that the language will be too difficult to understand, that the old stories will be…Read More -
CCS' Very Special Arts Festival celebrates students with disabilities
Cumberland County Schools present their Very Special Arts Festival Thursday, April 3, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Charlie Rose Agri-Expo Center. The theme is “Going for the…Read More -
Meet the artists: Cape Fear's Cabin Fever exhibit celebrates local creatives
Cape Fear Studios presented the Annual Cabin Fever Exhibition on Feb. 28. The show will run until March 25 at 148 Maxwell Street. The studio is open Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m.…Read More
Entertainment
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Celebrate Spring with exciting local events
Spring has arrived, bringing with it a delightful array of seasonal celebrations as the days grow warmer and longer. From vibrant food festivals to outdoor music concerts and artisanal craft…Read More -
Monster Trucks roar into Fayetteville Motor Speedway
The rumble of roaring engines and the crunch of steel will electrify Fayetteville Motor Speedway on April 5, as the Overdrive Monster Trucks make their adrenaline-packed debut in Fayetteville. The…Read More -
Let's Walk It Out: Bridging the gap in veteran suicide
Every step counts in the fight against veteran suicide. For the past five years, Let’s Walk It Out - 222 Mile Ruck March Inc. has served as a beacon of hope,…Read More -
Fort Bragg MWR's annual 5K and Half Marathon
Fort Bragg’s Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation is hosting the All American Races on March 22. It’s an opportunity for everyone, soldiers and the community alike, to test their limits,…Read More -
RHFNow hosts Ninja Warrior Course at Rick’s Place
American Ninja Warrior is a fast-paced, adrenaline-filled obstacle course that requires skill and strength. For anyone who has ever thought they could beat the course and come out unscathed on…Read More
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