Last October, Gladys Kirkland began experiencing some strange symptoms. It started with a cold, tingly sensation in her right arm. Later that week, there was a slight slur in her…
Americans celebrate the founding of their country every July 4. School children learn that the Second Continental Congress ratified the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, forever changing the…
Not long ago, a pastor friend named Jeff jokingly chided, “Your sins will find you out!”I had probably taken the last doughnut or put regular coffee in the decaf pot…
A Memorial Day event offered a time to pause, remember, and give thanks at PACE program, LIFE St. Joseph of the Pines. For program members, the day holds special meaning,…
XVIII Airborne Corps recognized three community leaders during the 2026 Airborne Ambassador Induction Ceremony at the Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin Joint Innovation Outpost, April 30, honoring their continued service…
Memorial Day, May 25, signals the unofficial beginning of summer and the opening of all pools at Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation Centers. Whether you're a resident or a visitor, there's…
At LIFE St. Joseph of the Pines, chaplain Robert Wilson starts each day with a simple intention: to help older adults feel seen, supported, and hopeful. LIFE St. Joseph of…
The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles License Plate agency at 3333 N Main St. in Hope Mills has been a part of the community for decades. The agency is…
Robert C. “Bob” Pinson, President and CEO of the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County, was awarded the Order of the Longleaf Pine May 18 during a special celebration attended by…
By Monday, June 15, the academic year will be over for colleges, universities, and most grade schools. Family trips and summertime sojourns will commence. Tourist venues and recreational attractions will…
How do you feel about Gnomes? Take a trip into Once Upon a Time land, courtesy of the Brothers Grimm to learn some Gnome lore. Gnomes are the first cousins…
Do you or someone you know suffer from mental illness? I suspect most readers will say yes. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, behavioral-health disorders affect a fifth…
Frightened and revolted by the current state of American politics and the extreme rudeness and cruelty that has overtaken our culture?Terrified by increasingly problematic international situations and growing speculation that…
Bill Hefner Elementary School (PK-5) in Cumberland County is conveniently situated off Cliffdale Road in the welcoming Montibello housing subdivision, a community with a proud history. Named after Congressman Bill…
For many Americans, World War II exists primarily through history books, grainy footage, classroom lessons and stories passed down through generations. With each passing year, the number of living men…
Fayetteville’s own Sweet Tea Shakespeare is preparing to fence its way into summer with a thrilling new production of Alexandre Dumas’ classic tale, The Three Musketeers. Known for their inventive,…
The Sandhills Jazz Society is creating meaningful opportunities for students through engaging production classes, interactive workshops and unforgettable live performance experiences. “This whole program consists of three different steps,” said…
The North Carolina Symphony will bring a powerful celebration of American music to Moore County this spring with its “Classical Favorites: Celebrating American 250” concert on April 23. Held at…
The city of Fayetteville is set to welcome a vibrant new addition to its cultural landscape with the debut of the Camellia Camerata Chamber Music Festival, a three-day celebration of…
The Gilbert Theater’s annual PlayFest is back for its thirteenth year. The highly anticipated event of the summer theater season, PlayFest is a three-day play festival featuring plays by North…
The Game Plan to Greatness Community Day is a free community empowerment event designed to bring families, youth, athletes, businesses and community organizations together for a day of connection, resources,…
There are easier ways to raise money than organizing a basketball game between soldiers, police officers and firefighters. Easier than coordinating military leadership, city officials, nonprofits, sponsors, mascots, halftime entertainment,…
Every June, the language of freedom echoes across America in familiar ways. Parades, music, cookouts, speeches and celebrations will mark Juneteenth, the day enslaved African Americans in Texas finally learned…
In every community, there are selfless people who answer the call when someone is in need. Whether the emergency is medical in nature, someone’s personal safety is at risk, or…