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Sober home shuts down after violations, resident outcry
The sober living home planned for 443 Rollingwood Circle will not open after the city issued a zoning violation warning and neighbors mounted weeks of organized opposition. The owner, April…Read More -
“The Greatest Baby Shower on Earth” comes to Clinton
Bottles. Pampers, sizes zero to four. Baby and toddler toys. Burp cloths. Baby washcloths or bath kits containing baby soap and shampoo —all are…Read More -
Central Baptist in Dunn holds annual Patriotic Explosion
For those wanting to celebrate the Fourth of July in the Dunn area, the Central Baptist Church, located at 6050 Plain View Highway in…Read More -
High-tech, high-demand, high-opportunity: FTCC Transportation Technology Programs
When most people think about auto repair, they still picture grease-covered mechanics turning wrenches in a noisy garage. But today’s transportation industry? It’s a…Read More
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YMCA of the Sandhills promotes water safety
As families head to pools, lakes and beaches this summer, the YMCA of the Sandhills is reminding parents and caregivers that one simple action could save a life: put the…Read More -
U&CW wins three ACP 2026 Best of Best Awards
The winners from the Association of Community Publishers 2026 Best of the Best are in, and Up & Coming Weekly is proud to count ourselves among them. Winning awards in…Read More -
Sober home shuts down after violations, resident outcry
The sober living home planned for 443 Rollingwood Circle will not open after the city issued a zoning violation warning and neighbors mounted weeks of organized opposition. The owner, April…Read More -
Rotary Club honors Pamela Story as a Paul Harris Fellow
The Fayetteville Rotary Club recently recognized Cumberland County Schools Social Work Coordinator Pamela Story as a Paul Harris Fellow. Being recognized as a Fellow is one of Rotary International's highest…Read More -
Robert C. Pinson awarded Order of the Longleaf Pine
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…Read More
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Publisher's Pen: Data centers in Cumberland County: Pros, cons
As North Carolina continues to emerge as a major hub for technology infrastructure, the debate over data centers has arrived in Fayetteville and Cumberland County. These massive digital facilities—quiet, high…Read More -
This, That, and the Other—North Carolina Edition
The Scripps National Spelling Bee, held each year around Memorial Day, is a sure sign that summer is upon us. Eight North Carolina students made it to the Bee this…Read More -
Troy's Perspective: Saying goodbye to a dear friend
On Saturday, June 6, 2026, a sunny and bright day, relatives and friends gathered at Lewis Chapel Missionary Baptist Church to offer their condolences and pay their final respects to…Read More -
Wait: An invitation to be slow enough to see
Three o’clock in the morning has a way of stripping life down to what’s unresolved. The noise of the day is gone. The distractions are quiet. The conversations are over.…Read More -
Publisher's Pen: 911 Community Call Center: A decade of delay is more than dysfunction — It’s negligence
For nearly ten years, Cumberland County and the City of Fayetteville have been locked in a political standoff over where to build a consolidated 911…Read More
Arts
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Cape Fear Studios' 2026 Clay Invitational is "art not to be missed"
The Cape Fear Studios 2026 Clay Invitational will be held until June 23, at the studio, located at 148 Maxwell Street. The studio is open Tuesday through Friday, 11 a.m.…Read More -
Mostley Crue, Fear State, to play Rockn' On the River
Rock music fans can expect an evening of high-energy performances, crowd interaction and a celebration of local music when Rock'n On the River takes place throughout the summer at Campbellton…Read More -
"10 Good Men" brings stories of World War II veterans to Cameo
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…Read More -
All for One: A bold twist on "The Three Musketeers"
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,…Read More -
Sandhills Jazz Society: Inspiring students through music, workshops, live productions
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…Read More
Entertainment
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Local theaters make movie going affordable, family friendly
Movies can be expensive experiences for families. Between the cost of the movie itself and concessions, it can end up being a pricey…Read More -
Cameo Theatre expands summer lineup in 2026
Cameo Collective at the Cameo Art House Theatre continues to build on its reputation as a downtown cultural hub, offering an…Read More -
Discovering America’s Story in Fayetteville
As we approach a milestone in America’s history, America's 250th anniversary offers a unique opportunity to connect with the foundational stories that…Read More -
Central Baptist in Dunn holds annual Patriotic Explosion
For those wanting to celebrate the Fourth of July in the Dunn area, the Central Baptist Church, located at 6050 Plain View Highway in…Read More -
Ready plates, appetites for Great Hope Mills BBQ Throwdown
The best pitmasters will go head to head in the Great Hope Mills BBQ Throwdown on Thursday, July 2, hosted by the Hope Mills Parks…Read More
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