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Fighting the good fight: The truth about legacy
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Health & Wellness: Time is brain: Enhanced imaging, skilled neuro-intervention bring stroke healing closer to home
The recent growth at Cape Fear Valley has been hard to miss, with the new School of Medicine rising over Village Drive and the Center for Medical Education and Neuroscience…Read More -
Fatherhood, finance workshop aims to strengthen families
A new community-focused initiative is set to bring fathers together in Fayetteville with a shared goal: building stronger families through fiscal responsibility and long-term stability.Greater Life of Fayetteville’s People In…Read More -
Donuts & Dodgeball: DaVille Athletics' new initiative
Sometimes the best community events are the simplest ones with a little friendly competition, a welcoming environment and maybe a box of donuts to bring people together. That is exactly…Read More -
Fayetteville is building workforce of tomorrow
FTCC and FSU are partnering with the U.S. Department of Energy to train the energy efficiency professionals our region needs—starting now.Fayetteville Technical Community College and Fayetteville State University have launched…Read More
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Up & Coming Weekly expands distribution!
Up & Coming Weekly is proud to announce the addition of three new high profile distribution locations for their hyper-local community newspaper, bringing its total to over 350 pickup points…Read More -
The Courts at Glenville Lake unveiled ahead of grand opening
The Fayetteville community recently took an exciting step forward in recreational development with a special preview event for The Courts at Glenville Lake on April 1. Residents and community members…Read More -
School board backtracks on consolidating campuses
The Cumberland County Board of Education voted March 10 to rescind several student reassignment and facility decisions it approved on Feb. 9, reversing course after weeks of criticism from parents,…Read More -
New To the Neighborhood March 2026
Fayetteville's local scene is buzzing with new energy! Several exciting businesses have recently opened their doors, offering residents a wealth of new places to dine, shop, and discover. These diverse…Read More -
New local church directory highlights areas of worship
A new online platform is making it easier for Fayetteville residents to explore the city’s wide range of churches, offering a centralized directory designed to simplify a process that has…Read More
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Publisher's Pen: Keeping Fayetteville powered: The quiet excellence of PWC
In an era when utility costs across the nation seem to rise faster than household incomes, it’s easy for frustration to overshadow facts. But every once in a while, it’s…Read More -
Facts must come before explanations
Who is to blame for North Carolina losing its industrial base over the past two decades? Misguided federal lawmakers who passed free-trade agreements? Foolish state policymakers who refused to invest…Read More -
Troy's Perspective: Data centers could be good for community
Cumberland County and Fayetteville often overlook valuable economic and growth opportunities, leaving residents feeling disconnected from the region's potential for development and prosperity. Identifying community leaders and stakeholders who can…Read More -
Fighting the good fight: The truth about legacy
Legacy is more than what we leave at the end of a life—it’s something we’re building each day we live and breathe. True legacy is made of the things that…Read More
Arts
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FSO ends Season with music, memories, new beginning
The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra will bring its 2025–2026 season to a powerful and emotional close on Saturday, April 18, with a special performance at Huff Concert Hall on the campus…Read More -
Beyond the blanket brigade: Quilting as art, voice, community
“We hear it all the time,” says Amy Allison as she talks with me about an upcoming Arts Council exhibition. “’My grandma used to quilt.’ ‘I have one on my…Read More -
An Evening with Cross Creek Chorale at Trinity Episcopal
Music has a unique way of bringing people together, and the upcoming Evening with the Cross Creek Chorale at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church promises an evening that will do just…Read More -
"On Golden Pond" showing at the Gilbert Theater
The next production in the season lineup for Gilbert Theater is On Golden Pond, a tale of an aging couple in their forty-eighth year at their summer house. This summer…Read More -
CFRT brings "Driving Miss Daisy" to their stage
Some stories endure not because they belong to a specific moment in time, but because they reflect truths that remain part of the human experience. Driving Miss Daisy, the Pulitzer…Read More
Entertainment
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Donuts & Dodgeball: DaVille Athletics' new initiative
Sometimes the best community events are the simplest ones with a little friendly competition, a welcoming environment and maybe a box of donuts to bring people together. That is exactly…Read More -
Ink, honor, identity: All American Tattoo Convention returns
The hum of tattoo machines, the energy of live competition and the weight of deeply personal stories will once again converge in Fayetteville as the All-American Tattoo Convention returns April…Read More -
Follow the Spectrum Autism Festival brings fun, awareness
The combination of family fun, education, diversity and connection in the greater Fayetteville area is easy to find if you follow the spectrum. Not the pretty prism that comes to…Read More -
YMCA of the Sandhills hosts annual family friendly event
As spring arrives across the Sandhills and warmer days begin to replace the chill of winter, many families start looking for ways to keep children active, engaged and connected in…Read More -
Fatherhood, finance workshop aims to strengthen families
A new community-focused initiative is set to bring fathers together in Fayetteville with a shared goal: building stronger families through fiscal responsibility and long-term stability.Greater Life of Fayetteville’s People In…Read More
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