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VFW Post 670 hosts Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Luncheon, expands celebration for 50th Anniversary
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Sandhills Jazz Society makes remarkable contributions to Orange Street School
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Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy to haunt Cameo Theatre
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Support local theatre by celebrating World Theatre Day
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Laugh with the Golden Girls at the Crown, March 29
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Experience Cape Fear Botanical Garden After Dark
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FTCC now accepting applications for Fire Academy Program
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Help is Here: A Game-Changing Tool for Families
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Meet the artists: Cape Fear's Cabin Fever exhibit celebrates local creatives
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Experience Cape Fear Botanical Garden After Dark
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Laugh with the Golden Girls at the Crown, March 29
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Sandhills Jazz Society makes remarkable contributions to Orange Street School
Orange Street School is not just a building but a beacon of hope and creativity for our community's youth. While many stories have emerged about the school's revival, it's essential…Read More -
Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy to haunt Cameo Theatre
Downtown Fayetteville’s historic Cameo Art House Theatre will open its doors to the dark and mysterious world of Edgar Allan Poe for three nights only as the Edgar Allan Poe…Read More -
VFW Post 670 hosts Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Luncheon, expands celebration for 50th Anniversary
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 670 will host a three-day Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Luncheon to honor those who served in the Vietnam War from March 27 to March…Read More -
Support local theatre by celebrating World Theatre Day
Every year on March 27, theatre enthusiasts around the globe come together to celebrate World Theatre Day. This special day, initiated in 1961 by the International Theatre Institute, serves as…Read More -
Experience Cape Fear Botanical Garden After Dark
Cape Fear Botanical Garden will hold an extraordinary event on March 22, where nature's serenity meets vibrant nightlife. "The Garden After Dark" transforms this botanical paradise into an exclusive, adult-only,…Read More
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Sandhills Jazz Society makes remarkable contributions to Orange Street School
Orange Street School is not just a building but a beacon of hope and creativity for our community's youth. While many stories have emerged about the school's revival, it's essential…Read More -
Lt. Gen. Anderson "Welcomes back Bragg"
Private First Class Roland Leon Bragg couldn’t be called anything but a hero for his actions during World War II. A native of Webster, Maine, Bragg enlisted in the Army…Read More -
Hope Mills town manager receives contract extension
Following a closed session, the Hope Mills Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to extend Town Manager Chancer McLaughlin’s contract for another two years. The new contract takes effect March 1…Read More -
Help is Here: A Game-Changing Tool for Families
Cumberland County Schools is making it easier than ever for families to stay informed, engaged and supported in their child’s education. With the launch of Family Engagement On Demand, families…Read More -
FTCC now accepting applications for Fire Academy Program
The Fire Academy Skill Bridge Program at Fayetteville Technical Community College helps veterans and active-duty military personnel in their last 180 days of active service become civilian firefighters. The 14-week…Read More
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Voters deserve information on fiscal crisis
Every citizen who meets the basic requirements — adulthood, residency, and the completion of sentence after a felony conviction — can cast a ballot in North Carolina. There’s no test of civic…Read More -
Who do you think you’re fooling?
In one of my all-time favorite songs, Loves Me Like a Rock, Paul Simon poses the rhetorical question, “Who, who do you think you’re fooling?” Well, I would like to…Read More -
Visiting Greek mythology: Heck hath no fury
Some of you may recall the old Chiffon margarine commercial’s warning that “It is not nice to fool Mother Nature.” Mother Nature had nothing on the Goddess Circe who was…Read More
Arts
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Meet the artists: Cape Fear's Cabin Fever exhibit celebrates local creatives
Cape Fear Studios presented the Annual Cabin Fever Exhibition on Feb. 28. The show will run until March 25 at 148 Maxwell Street. The studio is open Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m.…Read More -
Laugh with the Golden Girls at the Crown, March 29
On March 29, the Crown Theatre will welcome four familiar friends to the stage, as “Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue” rolls into town. The hit sitcom, featuring four single ladies…Read More -
Support local theatre by celebrating World Theatre Day
Every year on March 27, theatre enthusiasts around the globe come together to celebrate World Theatre Day. This special day, initiated in 1961 by the International Theatre Institute, serves as…Read More -
Bringing emotion to life: Lady Natalia Perez Lozano’s Art
When walking through the gallery of the Arts Council of Fayetteville | Cumberland County visitors may hear the quiet sounds of music, the scratching of pencils, or gentle brush strokes of…Read More -
Bong Joon Ho’s Mickey 17, Celebrates Sci-Fi Comedy
Fayetteville film lovers, mark your calendars—an electrifying cinematic event is coming your way. The Cameo Art House Theatre is set to welcome Mickey 17, the highly anticipated new film from…Read More
Entertainment
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Experience Cape Fear Botanical Garden After Dark
Cape Fear Botanical Garden will hold an extraordinary event on March 22, where nature's serenity meets vibrant nightlife. "The Garden After Dark" transforms this botanical paradise into an exclusive, adult-only,…Read More -
VFW Post 670 hosts Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Luncheon, expands celebration for 50th Anniversary
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 670 will host a three-day Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Luncheon to honor those who served in the Vietnam War from March 27 to March…Read More -
Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy to haunt Cameo Theatre
Downtown Fayetteville’s historic Cameo Art House Theatre will open its doors to the dark and mysterious world of Edgar Allan Poe for three nights only as the Edgar Allan Poe…Read More -
Fight hunger with Cumberland County CROP Hunger Walk
Approximately one-third of the residents in Cumberland County have a challenge of food insecurity or limited access to healthy foods, according to Laura Lupton, local CROP Hunger Walk coordinator and…Read More -
North Carolina Spring Home Expo inspires homeowners
With spring around the corner and temperatures warming, you may be feeling motivated to tackle more than the typical spring cleaning project. Does your kitchen need modernization? What about that…Read More
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