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Dementia care seminar to take place at Botanical Garden
Families and health care professionals seeking guidance on dementia care will have an opportunity to learn from internationally recognized educator Teepa Snow during a seminar on Nov. 5 at Cape…Read More -
Liberty Basketball searches for habits that build a pro
The gym will not care about a player’s highlight reel.On Saturday, Nov. 21, every possession will become evidence. A sprint back on defense, an extra pass, a missed rotation, or…Read More -
New to the Neighborhood: October 2026
CHUY’S570 Croos Creek Mall910-637-9663https://tinyurl.com/4zz57se2Chuy's took over the space previously occupied by Bahama Breeze. A vibrant Tex-Mex restaurant, Chuy's makes its authentic dishes fresh daily. They are famous for their Chicka-Chicka…Read More -
2, 4, 6…10! Arts Council exhibits bring the numbers
Things are adding up this fall. When you visit downtown Fayetteville, there are a few numbers to keep in mind.At 301 Hay Street, on Nov. 6, from 6 p.m. to…Read More
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Turn your home into a haunted house for Halloween
People celebrate Halloween with the same zeal as Thanksgiving and Christmas. Decorating for Halloween has evolved over the years, and many homeowners now go to great lengths to turn their…Read More -
School board candidates speak at Chamber's Candidate Forum
Fourteen of the sixteen candidates running for Cumberland County School Board of Education were present at the Greater Fayetteville Chamber’s Candidate Forum on Oct. 13 at Fayetteville Technical Community College.…Read More -
Nurturing Sandhills State Veterans Cemetery, supporting Wreaths Across America Sandhills
Military veterans deserve a dignified and well-kept resting place. Residents across Cumberland County are hard at work to make that possible at the Sandhills State Veterans Cemetery, which has traveled…Read More -
New to the Neighborhood: October 2026
CHUY’S570 Croos Creek Mall910-637-9663https://tinyurl.com/4zz57se2Chuy's took over the space previously occupied by Bahama Breeze. A vibrant Tex-Mex restaurant, Chuy's makes its authentic dishes fresh daily. They are famous for their Chicka-Chicka…Read More -
Liberty Basketball searches for habits that build a pro
The gym will not care about a player’s highlight reel.On Saturday, Nov. 21, every possession will become evidence. A sprint back on defense, an extra pass, a missed rotation, or…Read More
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We should challenge the Imperial City
Over the past decade and a half, North Carolina’s policy environment has become increasingly favorable to growth, development, and progress. State lawmakers have improved how government taxes, regulates, budgets, and…Read More -
Thinking before you vote is always a good idea
By the time you read this, voting will likely be underway for our state and nation’s much anticipated midterm elections. It began Oct. 15. North Carolinians will elect a United…Read More -
Troy's Perspective: Do your homework and vote
French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte is often credited with saying, “If you wish to be a success in the world, promise everything, deliver nothing.”Napoleon died in 1821, but his alleged political…Read More -
Be prepared, or be ready
When the recent spinoffs from Hurricane Isaias spun their way into Cumberland County, every phone resounded with an Emergency Alert notification almost simultaneously. It was fairly easy to notice from…Read More -
Karl Merritt: Not Seeing Beyond One’s Nose
More and more, I am convinced that the greatest threat to America is internal to our nation. It is that far too many American citizens do not see beyond their…Read More
Arts
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2, 4, 6…10! Arts Council exhibits bring the numbers
Things are adding up this fall. When you visit downtown Fayetteville, there are a few numbers to keep in mind.At 301 Hay Street, on Nov. 6, from 6 p.m. to…Read More -
Cape Fear Studios presents "6 by" exhibit
Art is not what you see but what you make others see.Edgar Degas Cape Fear Studios is showcasing their 2026 "6 by" Exhibit. Visual artists are highlighting works of any…Read More -
Halloween season takes over Cameo Art House Theatre
From silent cinema and live orchestras to zombies, vampires, giant monsters, Batman and Michael Myers, Halloween is taking over downtown Fayetteville's Cameo Art House Theatre. Something strange is happening at…Read More -
Arts Council's new exhibit celebrates world cultures
If you've spent any time in Fayetteville, you likely know the International Folk Festival. One of the Arts Council's flagship events, it's now in its 48th year and returns to…Read More -
History takes the stage: Temple Theatre presents "1776"
As the United States marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Temple Theatre is opening its 2026-27 Mainstage season by returning audiences to the room where…Read More
Entertainment
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Group Therapy open for Witching Hour
Costume season could come with a cash reward this Halloween at Group Therapy Pub and Playground, where The Witching Hour event will bring music, dancing and a $1,000 grand prize…Read More -
Charlie Mike’s Pub: Celebrating twenty years
The easy version of a Roaring ’20s party is all pearls, champagne towers and polished Gatsby glamour. Charlie Mike’s Pub wants wanted posters.For its annual Halloween celebration, the Fayetteville gathering…Read More -
A theater built for shadows: Poe returns to Cameo
At the Cameo Art House Theatre, a story can change a room before the first line. Dim lights, close seating and a historic screen give the theater an intimate feel,…Read More -
James Creek Cider House turns gaze toward stars
James Creek Cider House brings together the coziness of a crisp fall night and stargazing. The Cider House hosts ‘Stargazing on Tap’ on Nov. 7. The event runs from 6…Read More -
Holly Day Fair returns for its 59th year at Crown
Prepare to shop until you drop at the Holly Day Fair from Thursday, Nov. 5 to Sunday, Nov. 8 at the Crown Expo Center. The Junior League of Fayetteville, a…Read More
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