›
‹
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
Current Stories
-
Local business owner, NY artist, bring new mural downtown
-
KidsPeace presents 4th annual Gallery of Hope
-
AsONE Prayer Walk: Calling all prayer warriors in Fayetteville
-
Indulge in the regal delights of a Bridgerton Tea Party
-
Police Foundation hosts annual ball
-
Up and Coming Weekly's Summer movie preview
- 1
- 2
Popular
-
FTCC showcases its Chefs to Soldiers program
-
Publisher's Pen: The Fayetteville Dogwood Festival: Consultants don't get it!
-
Juneteenth Jubilee announces headliners
-
FTCC Foundation invests in students’ futures
-
Flawless Touch Detailing celebrates new location
-
Kindah Temple No. 62 hosts annual Spring Ceremonial
- 1
- 2
- 3
How to resolve AdBlock issue? Featured Articles
-
AsONE Prayer Walk: Calling all prayer warriors in Fayetteville
On May 18, at Festival Park in downtown Fayetteville, thousands of people will gather with a unified purpose: to pray for our city. This year is the 11th AsONE Prayer…Read More -
KidsPeace presents 4th annual Gallery of Hope
KidsPeace and Dominique Womack are putting on the most meaningful art shows in the city. KidsPeace Art Gallery of Hope is set for May 19 from 5 p.m. to 9…Read More -
Up and Coming Weekly's Summer movie preview
Summer blockbuster season is upon us as well as some great arthouse films too. This year promises one of the best seasons yet. To get us ready, I’ve chosen 15…Read More -
Local businesses celebrate Mother's Day
Mother's Day, May 12, is a special occasion to celebrate and honor the incredible women in our lives who have raised us, guided us, and loved us unconditionally. It's a…Read More -
Hope Mills Chamber to host Community Health fair
May 2024 is Mental Health Awareness Month. The Hope Mills Community Fair is a “collaborative effort between the Hope Mills Chamber of Commerce, the Town, and various local entities to…Read More
News
-
Hope Mills Chamber to host Community Health fair
May 2024 is Mental Health Awareness Month. The Hope Mills Community Fair is a “collaborative effort between the Hope Mills Chamber of Commerce, the Town, and various local entities to…Read More -
Police Foundation hosts annual ball
The police force is essential to keeping our community safe. They wear the badge of courage to protect and serve the community at all costs. Officers often face unknown and…Read More -
AsONE Prayer Walk: Calling all prayer warriors in Fayetteville
On May 18, at Festival Park in downtown Fayetteville, thousands of people will gather with a unified purpose: to pray for our city. This year is the 11th AsONE Prayer…Read More -
Trees canopy over avenues in front of new dream homes, reduced interest rates starting at 3.5%
In Fairfield Farms, we have planted trees along both sides of the Avenue in front of each home along Summerchase Drive. The trees will grow to 60 foot tall and…Read More -
FTCC to offer food truck business certificate for fall
“It’s got all the bells and whistles. They are really putting support behind the system,” said Charles Bullard, a culinary instructor at Fayetteville Technical Community College, of the new food…Read More
Views
-
State gets a pleasant April surprise
I’ve never been more delighted to be mistaken.A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a column observing that, over the first eight months of the 2023-24 fiscal year, the state’s…Read More -
The real story of Snow White
Both of my readers have seen Disney’s Snow White. Today, we rip the lid off Disney’s prettified version. The original Snow White story by Grimm is actually grim. The real…Read More -
Politics should be less important
It might sound odd to hear this from someone who’s been writing a syndicated column on politics for nearly four decades, but politics has become vastly more important in our…Read More -
This, that, and the other: Clean water and the happiness of the U.S.
It really is a big deal. The federal Environmental Protection Agency Administrator, Michael Regan, and Brenda Mallory, Chair of the White House’s Council on Environmental Quality, made it their business…Read More
Arts
-
Up and Coming Weekly's Summer movie preview
Summer blockbuster season is upon us as well as some great arthouse films too. This year promises one of the best seasons yet. To get us ready, I’ve chosen 15…Read More -
Local business owner, NY artist, bring new mural downtown
Downtown Fayetteville is seeing an artful beautification revolution. Businesses are giving the outside of their buildings photo-worthy upgrades with murals. The Capital Encore Academy hosts a colorful, whimsical mural by…Read More -
Cape Fear Regional Theatre closes out with Sister Act
Alexis Tidwell, like other dazzling singers, finds herself singing on her treadmill to keep up with the talent in her current show. This is hard, she may admit, because this…Read More -
Living Water Music Festival: A celebration of community
On Saturday, May 4, the serene grounds behind the First Baptist Church at 4621 Cameron Rd. in Hope Mills will transform into a vibrant oasis of music, arts and camaraderie…Read More -
Lacey Crime: From mainly Cookies to mostly murals
Lacey Crime's first canvas wasn't the side of a building like it often is now. It was a small wall inside her own home. The wall wasn't fully painted in…Read More
Entertainment
-
Local businesses celebrate Mother's Day
Mother's Day, May 12, is a special occasion to celebrate and honor the incredible women in our lives who have raised us, guided us, and loved us unconditionally. It's a…Read More -
High Tea for a cause: Veteran Women at the heart of WVIF
Fayetteville is home to Fort Liberty and with that comes not only a bustling population of Active Duty personnel but also a very active population of veterans. While some veterans…Read More -
KidsPeace presents 4th annual Gallery of Hope
KidsPeace and Dominique Womack are putting on the most meaningful art shows in the city. KidsPeace Art Gallery of Hope is set for May 19 from 5 p.m. to 9…Read More -
Indulge in the regal delights of a Bridgerton Tea Party
You are warmly invited to attend the season's most anticipated event: "The Bridgerton Tea Party." Blissful Alchemists are avid admirers of Bridgerton and they wish to extend their passion to…Read More -
Everything old is new again at Vinyl Record Show
In this digital age where music is predominantly consumed through streaming platforms and downloaded onto devices, it's fascinating to witness the unexpected resurgence of vinyl records. Vinyl, once thought to…Read More
Our Publications
Up & Coming Weekly Calendar
Advertise Your Event:
