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State proposes ferry tax - Up and Coming Weekly • CFRT makes ‘Fetch’ happen this summer with "Mean Girls Jr." - Up and Coming Weekly • Cape Fear Studios presents 15th annual 2D competition - Up and Coming Weekly • Free meals provided throughout summer by CCS - Up and Coming Weekly • Best books I have read this summer ... so far - Up and Coming Weekly • www.upandcomingweekly.com • Notable events in recent American history - Up and Coming Weekly • “It Changed Our Lives.” Fort Bragg family finds freedom through Gary Sinise Foundation - Up and Coming Weekly • Benefits of staying close to home this summer - Up and Coming Weekly • Lumbee Tribe rejects amendment to build casino - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville City Council adopts $327 million budget - Up and Coming Weekly • Take a walk: Touring Fayetteville’s forgotten stories - Up and Coming Weekly • 1776: Carolinians set stage for Declaration - Up and Coming Weekly • Threads of Memory: Massey Hill Mill House preserves community woven together by family, work - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra celebrates Fourth of July - Up and Coming Weekly • Government Watch: City approves budget; County settles with EwingCole - Up and Coming Weekly • “The Greatest Baby Shower on Earth” comes to Clinton - Up and Coming Weekly • Dining Guide: Brunch - Up and Coming Weekly • Ready plates, appetites for Great Hope Mills BBQ Throwdown - Up and Coming Weekly • New to the Neighborhood: June 2026 - Up and Coming Weekly • Beat the heat this summer with local tasty treats - Up and Coming Weekly • Central Baptist in Dunn holds annual Patriotic Explosion - Up and Coming Weekly • Local theaters make movie going affordable, family friendly - Up and Coming Weekly • Discovering America’s Story in Fayetteville - Up and Coming Weekly • Cameo Theatre expands summer lineup in 2026 - Up and Coming Weekly • Gates Four Summer Concert Series comes back with 80s Unleashed and Autumn Tyde - Up and Coming Weekly • U&CW wins three ACP 2026 Best of Best Awards - Up and Coming Weekly • We Are One: Hoke County to celebrate America’s 250 with week of history, heritage, hope - Up and Coming Weekly • Mostley Crue, Fear State, to play Rockn' On the River - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Run Club celebrates with Firecracker 4 Miler - Up and Coming Weekly • Cumberland County honors the past, inspires the future - Up and Coming Weekly • Celebrate Father's Day in Cumberland County - Up and Coming Weekly • Crown hosts Pokekon - Up and Coming Weekly • YMCA of the Sandhills promotes water safety - Up and Coming Weekly • Sweet Valley Ranch brings back Dinosaur World - Up and Coming Weekly • Radio Fayetteville podcasts amplify city voices - Up and Coming Weekly • "10 Good Men" brings stories of World War II veterans to Cameo - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville renews school police contract after clash over transparency - Up and Coming Weekly • Four unique moments in United States history - Up and Coming Weekly • The Long Road to Freedom: Hari Jones Memorial Lecture reclaims true story of Juneteenth - Up and Coming Weekly • Local NFL star gives back to community with second Game Plan 2 Greatness Community Day - Up and Coming Weekly • All for One: A bold twist on "The Three Musketeers" - Up and Coming Weekly • More than a game: United Way Classic is bringing Fayetteville, Fort Bragg together one basket at a time - Up and Coming Weekly • Robert C. Pinson awarded Order of the Longleaf Pine - Up and Coming Weekly • Dining Guide: Outdoor Eating - Up and Coming Weekly • Government Watch: State, County, City focus on budgets; New proposal for empty lot downtown presented to county Board of Commissioners - Up and Coming Weekly • New to the Neighborhood: May 2026 - Up and Coming Weekly • Callie Tisdale wins regional Civics Bee Competition hosted by Greater Fayetteville Chamber - Up and Coming Weekly • Hope Mills community walk aims to turn grief into action - Up and Coming Weekly • Celebrate Pinkster with Julia Mae Community Foundation - Up and Coming Weekly • Sandhills Jazz Society: Inspiring students through music, workshops, live productions - Up and Coming Weekly • Legends Pub celebrates Spring Fling's 30th year - Up and Coming Weekly • Government Watch: Town of Hope Mills' state audit shows serious concerns - Up and Coming Weekly • Splash pad, pool, parks & trails guide for this summer in Cumberland County - Up and Coming Weekly • Tunnels to Towers 5k honors first responders, military - Up and Coming Weekly • Chicago to bring back nostalgia to Crown Theater - Up and Coming Weekly • Ted Hart reclaims forgotten voices of American Revolution • Lumbee Tribe to hold historic celebration - Up and Coming Weekly • A legacy that still rings: Honoring historic patriots for America’s 250th birthday - Up and Coming Weekly • Gilbert Theater's season closer, "Rent", stars May 15 - Up and Coming Weekly • Cumberland Choral Arts celebrates "USA 250" - Up and Coming Weekly • Caring for Our Community: Heart of Nursing at FTCC - Up and Coming Weekly • Paddle Battle serves up purpose, unity, impact - Up and Coming Weekly • The Golden Hour: Move to your own rhythm - Up and Coming Weekly • Artist Village brings habit forming musical to Arts XL - Up and Coming Weekly • Health & Wellness: Measles awareness: Symptoms, prevention, when to seek care - Up and Coming Weekly • Rock'n On the River returns to Campbellton Landing - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville History Museum celebrates America 250 - Up and Coming Weekly • Gates Four to host 2028 Women’s Golf Championship - Up and Coming Weekly • Fit for a Queen: CFRT presents "Crowns" - Up and Coming Weekly • Pig Pickin’: Fundraisin’ fun with Cape Beard • Celebrate mom close to home in Cumberland County • City Council votes on data center, looks to long term investments - Up and Coming Weekly • Hats, horses, mint juleps: Guide to a Kentucky Derby experience - Up and Coming Weekly • Child Advocacy Center puts "fun" in fundraiser - Up and Coming Weekly • Cumberland County Library celebrates America’s 250th - Up and Coming Weekly • Students, families push back on county school closures - Up and Coming Weekly • Tau Epsilon Zeta Chapter welcomes community to 3rd Annual Gun Violence Awareness Walk - Up and Coming Weekly • World Ballet Company brings magic to Fayetteville - Up and Coming Weekly • Independent Bookstore Day 2026: Where to shop local - Up and Coming Weekly • Fascinate-U celebrates science with annual fun fest - Up and Coming Weekly • National Volunteer Appreciation Month celebrates heart of mission - Up and Coming Weekly • Tips to trace your own history while celebrating America's - Up and Coming Weekly • An Intimate celebration of sound: Camellia Camerata’s festival debut - Up and Coming Weekly • Government Watch: City Council meeting discusses funding; Cumberland County Library kicks off Nat'l Library Week - Up and Coming Weekly • 82nd Airborne Division cancels All American Week - Up and Coming Weekly • FTCC ComicCon brings together art, storytelling, community - Up and Coming Weekly • Haymount Spring Pop Up welcomes the season - Up and Coming Weekly • Greater Life of Fayetteville hosts event for women - Up and Coming Weekly • Students curate new exhibit at ASOM on Operation Just Cause - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville is building workforce of tomorrow - Up and Coming Weekly • Health & Wellness: Time is brain: Enhanced imaging, skilled neuro-intervention bring stroke healing closer to home - Up and Coming Weekly • The Courts at Glenville Lake unveiled ahead of grand opening - Up and Coming Weekly • Mid Carolina Senior Games kicks off 40th year - Up and Coming Weekly • Ink, honor, identity: All American Tattoo Convention returns - Up and Coming Weekly • Golf tournament stays course for supporting mental health - Up and Coming Weekly • Follow the Spectrum Autism Festival brings fun, awareness - Up and Coming Weekly • FSO ends Season with music, memories, new beginning - Up and Coming Weekly • YMCA of the Sandhills hosts annual family friendly event - Up and Coming Weekly • Fatherhood, finance workshop aims to strengthen families - Up and Coming Weekly • Donuts & Dodgeball: DaVille Athletics' new initiative - Up and Coming Weekly • Fresh finds, local vibes: local farmers markets - Up and Coming Weekly • New local church directory highlights areas of worship - Up and Coming Weekly • Government Watch: Vision 2030 announced; Cumberland County delegates meet - Up and Coming Weekly • Daniel Weatherly named CEO of Cape Fear Valley Health - Up and Coming Weekly • Holiday Highlander presents Strongest at the Sideshow - Up and Coming Weekly • Rick’s Place Ninja Warrior Event returns for seventh year - Up and Coming Weekly • Running life in living color - Up and Coming Weekly • Beyond the blanket brigade: Quilting as art, voice, community - Up and Coming Weekly • Hope and Healing: Child Advocacy Center of Fayetteville gears up for Child Abuse Prevention Month - Up and Coming Weekly • This Week at the Civil War History Center - Up and Coming Weekly • Redeemed Pieces: Faith lessons in leftover scraps - Up and Coming Weekly • New To the Neighborhood March 2026 - Up and Coming Weekly • Kirk deViere unveils ambitious "Vision 2030" for county - Up and Coming Weekly • FTCC: Serving Military Spouses & Dependents - Up and Coming Weekly • Woodpeckers' 2026 season to start with a bang - Up and Coming Weekly • Annual 222 mile ruck march is back for suicide awareness - Up and Coming Weekly • Spring into Easter: Festive events "hop"pening around town - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Chapter of The Links Inc. hosts exhibition - Up and Coming Weekly • School board backtracks on consolidating campuses - Up and Coming Weekly • Mac & Cheese Fest celebrates food in all its ooey gooey glory - Up and Coming Weekly • Community invited to Step Up for Health at Methodist - Up and Coming Weekly • Government Watch: Public forum launched for City Council meetings; Public hearings to be held throughout County • Inspiration, expertise await NC Home Expo - Up and Coming Weekly • FSO, Cape Fear Botanical Garden celebrate music, nature - Up and Coming Weekly • An Evening with Cross Creek Chorale at Trinity Episcopal - Up and Coming Weekly • "On Golden Pond" showing at the Gilbert Theater - Up and Coming Weekly • CFRT brings "Driving Miss Daisy" to their stage - Up and Coming Weekly • Key to strong movements? Partnerships - Up and Coming Weekly • Behind the scenes of sleep: FTCC program energizes futures while patients rest - Up and Coming Weekly • A completely different life: One woman’s health transformed, twice, by bariatric surgery - Up and Coming Weekly • CROP Hunger Walk marks 35 years of feeding families - Up and Coming Weekly • Gilbert Play House Presents "Anne of Green Gables” - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Roller Derby double header at the Crown - Up and Coming Weekly • Sheena Easton to perform at Bradshaw Performing Arts - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra honors Stefan Sanders - Up and Coming Weekly • Harlem Globetrotters mark 100th anniversary at Crown - Up and Coming Weekly • Carolina Horse Park opens up for Friends & Neighbors Day - Up and Coming Weekly • Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Cumberland County - Up and Coming Weekly • YMCA of the Sandhills hosts summer camp for kids - Up and Coming Weekly • PWC begins water changeover, adopts electric rate adjustments; City seeking community partners - Up and Coming Weekly • Vision Resource Center fashion show cultivates confidence among visually impaired • Vietnam Veterans, Gold Star Families to be honored • Government Watch: No parking zones rejected; County begins annual budget - Up and Coming Weekly • FSO's Side-by-Side Concert celebrates student musicians - Up and Coming Weekly • Celebrate literacy with The Kids Book Bash - Up and Coming Weekly • Chairmen of the Board, Classic Soul headline CARE Clinic’s Beach Blast fundraiser - Up and Coming Weekly • Little Land: Big Play for Families comes to Crown - Up and Coming Weekly • Celebrating the joy of reading: Read Across America Week in Cumberland County Schools - Up and Coming Weekly • Health & Wellness: Just superb: Triple-bypass patient walks promising road ahead - Up and Coming Weekly • Lost in Leviticus: How to read the Bible year round - Up and Coming Weekly • New series pairs world-class billiards players, comfort food - Up and Coming Weekly • Build a future underground: FTCC’s new utility program • Celebrating life, activism of Dr. Ora Mobley Sweeting - Up and Coming Weekly • Anne Wilson brings Christian sound to Fayetteville - Up and Coming Weekly • Camellia Camerata’s inaugural concert celebrates Women - Up and Coming Weekly • "Blues Is Alright Tour" comes to Crown Coliseum - Up and Coming Weekly • Sawyer Brown: Decades of country energy comes to Crown - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Liberty launches service, community, opportunity - Up and Coming Weekly • Habitat for Humanity marks Women’s Month with build days, keynote dinner - Up and Coming Weekly • Lafayette Society annual luncheon promotes remembrance, welcomes newcomers - Up and Coming Weekly • Government Watch: City Council to hold new sessions; County approves budgets - Up and Coming Weekly • The Hills (and Halls) Are Alive: FTCC brings timeless classic to Fayetteville - Up and Coming Weekly • The world needs art, and it’s happening here - Up and Coming Weekly • CCA presents Lift Every Voice: The Music of Stevie Wonder - Up and Coming Weekly • YMCA of the Sandhills to Host Summer Camp Kickoff February 21 - Up and Coming Weekly • Phoenix Center to hold victim volunteer training - Up and Coming Weekly • Community brings theater, celebration, new collaboration - Up and Coming Weekly • Learn about wine at Sip Room's Sip and Learn - Up and Coming Weekly • The Spa: Celebrating 51 years of wellness in Fayetteville - Up and Coming Weekly • Take advantage of the community services at FTCC - Up and Coming Weekly • Health & Wellness: Miles & miles: Surprise surgery, beauty of bouncing back - Up and Coming Weekly • FSO sets the stage for "Night on the Town" - Up and Coming Weekly • Encountering history: Guided cemetery tour highlights Revolutionary War-Era heroes, events - Up and Coming Weekly • Reconnecting with real life: A conversation with Amy Grant - Up and Coming Weekly • From Detroit to 910: Celebrating the King of Beats - Up and Coming Weekly • Built to serve: The faith behind Fayetteville’s new commissary kitchen - Up and Coming Weekly • Lafayette Society creativity contests now accepting entries • Celebrating a New Year of visionary leaders - Up and Coming Weekly • Government Watch: County seeks to create water districts; Updates from Strategic Planning Retreat; Fayetteville parking policy to be discussed - Up and Coming Weekly • Bounty Grows: Fayetteville’s new farm-to-table spot expands - Up and Coming Weekly • Love Is in the Air: Valentine’s, Galentine’s Day events - Up and Coming Weekly • Cape Fear Botanical Garden hosts adult only night experience - Up and Coming Weekly • Monster trucks roar to life at Crown, Feb. 14 - Up and Coming Weekly • For the Lovers Sneaker Ball blends fashion, fun - Up and Coming Weekly • Revel in spirit of Milano Cortina Olympics - Up and Coming Weekly • New to the Neighborhood: January 2026 - Up and Coming Weekly • Walk toward peace: An encounter with Venerable Monks - Up and Coming Weekly • Taboo to Talked-About: Hormones, hilarity, hope, celebrated at "Menopause the Musical 2" - Up and Coming Weekly • Dining Guide: Valentine's Day • Enjoy luxurious Valentine’s dinner in Fayetteville - Up and Coming Weekly • State Board of Elections rejects request for early voting in Spring Lake - Up and Coming Weekly • Game On: Super Bowl events happening around town - Up and Coming Weekly • Upsizing the Arts: Arts Council hosts grand opening in newly refurbished expansion - Up and Coming Weekly • NC Fashion Week inspires models, designers, boutiques - Up and Coming Weekly • Four Women, One Nation: Gilbert Theater’s "The Revolutionists" - Up and Coming Weekly • Imbolc: A healing weekend gathering at 3 Roots Center • Touchdown & Taps: Sol's Arcade hosts Super Bowl party - Up and Coming Weekly • CFRT presents "Disney's High School Musical" - Up and Coming Weekly • Honoring astronauts on NASA's Day of Remembrance - Up and Coming Weekly • Robert Burns: Scotland’s National Poet, his lasting legacy in North Carolina - Up and Coming Weekly • Open houses highlight Fayetteville’s historic Black leaders - Up and Coming Weekly • Award-winning memoirist Edna Cummings to appear at City Center Gallery & Books - Up and Coming Weekly • Build a Galactic Vision Board for the new year - Up and Coming Weekly • PWC Preparing for Weekend Winter Weather; Customers Encouraged to Prepare Early - Up and Coming Weekly • FSU Planetarium brings back ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Fishing Expo comes to Crown - Up and Coming Weekly • Human Trafficking Awareness Month: Child Advocacy Center teaches recognition, prevention - Up and Coming Weekly • ‘Brothers After War’ brings healing, conversation to Fayetteville veterans community - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra presents "Road to America 250" - Up and Coming Weekly • Honoring Martin Luther King Jr. in Fayetteville - Up and Coming Weekly • Heavy metal meets heart at “Mosh Out Cancer” - Up and Coming Weekly • Arts Council: Kindred Visions, An Exploration of Afrofuturism - Up and Coming Weekly • Dry January is worth trying - Up and Coming Weekly • Local stars shine at 2025 Hoops & Dreams Showcase - Up and Coming Weekly • How to celebrate, commemorate America’s semiquincentennial - Up and Coming Weekly • Mid-Carolina Senior Games encourages fitness, fellowship - Up and Coming Weekly • Greater Chamber goals for 2026; Call for National Civics Bee - Up and Coming Weekly • Massey Hill Lions Club holds annual oyster roast - Up and Coming Weekly • Veteran brings hockey passion, recreation opportunities to Fort Bragg’s Cleland Ice Rink - Up and Coming Weekly • FSU launches first-ever Piano & Percussion Day - Up and Coming Weekly • Ease back in: Fun, local ways to restart your fitness routine - Up and Coming Weekly • 2025 according to Jimmy Jones: The year America looked in the mirror and argued with itself - Up and Coming Weekly • YMCA of the Sandhills Celebrates 175 Years of Y Impact - Up and Coming Weekly • A Season of compassion: CARE Clinic’s 29th Week of CARE - Up and Coming Weekly • 1775: The White Christmas no one wanted - Up and Coming Weekly • No pain, no problems: Arthroscopic surgery restores shoulder worn down by life - Up and Coming Weekly • DistiNCtly Fayetteville's American Independence Trail - Up and Coming Weekly • How to nurture mind, body during cold months - Up and Coming Weekly • A look back at Up & Coming Weekly's 2025 stories - Up and Coming Weekly • Setting goals for new year can help jumpstart productivity - Up and Coming Weekly • Celebrate New Year Your Way! • Fascinate-U Children's Museum rings in the New Year at Noon • Forgotten holiday traditions that once ruled the winter season • UP & Coming Weekly 12/24/2025 Online Digital Flipbook • Sweet celebrations at Rocket Fizz for milestone anniversary - Up and Coming Weekly • Library's Cumberland Cooks increases culinary literacy - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Dinner Theatre hosts totally tubular '80s NYE Bash - Up and Coming Weekly • Health & Wellness: Making life easier: Cape Fear Valley expands urology services - Up and Coming Weekly • Cool Spring’s District NYE Spectacular embraces new theme - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville announces ownership transition for Woodpeckers - Up and Coming Weekly • Fourth Friday Fright Night: Black Christmas scares at Cameo - Up and Coming Weekly • Ring in the New Year: Local New Year’s Eve events - Up and Coming Weekly • Local Methodist church shines a "Light in the Darkness" - Up and Coming Weekly • Cape Fear Studios holds Annual Holiday Members' Show - Up and Coming Weekly • Repticon comes to Crown - Up and Coming Weekly • County Public Library launches Library of Things - Up and Coming Weekly • Local Nicholas Vernon makes waves in country music - Up and Coming Weekly • Super Bowl themed Ladies Lift Night empowers women - Up and Coming Weekly • Anime Fest comes to Crown Expo Center - Up and Coming Weekly • Chamber launches health insurance option for small businesses - Up and Coming Weekly • Government Watch: City Council sworn in; NC Delegates named Job Champions - Up and Coming Weekly • Notable Chanukah traditions to celebrate this season - Up and Coming Weekly • UCW's guide to buying Christmas trees locally - Up and Coming Weekly • 26th annual Rotary Christmas Parade rings in holiday season - Up and Coming Weekly • Winter relief: How the county protects most vulnerable - Up and Coming Weekly • Iron Mike Conference Center offers holiday meals - Up and Coming Weekly • “Light Up the City” returns - Up and Coming Weekly • Health & Wellness: Friends of Cancer Center help when help is needed most - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville's cherished tradition continues: FSO, CCA present Handel's "Messiah" - Up and Coming Weekly • Winter serenades: Fayetteville Symphony Youth Orchestra showcases Fayetteville’s young musicians - Up and Coming Weekly • Jobs in Dental Assisting expected to grow by 7% annually - Up and Coming Weekly • Pearce’s Mill Fire Department to host Breakfast with Santa as community holiday tradition returns - Up and Coming Weekly • A Tradition of Magic Continues: Blume School of Dance Celebrates 56th Nutcracker - Up and Coming Weekly • Gremlins claws back onto screens, visits Cameo - Up and Coming Weekly • Enjoy a dazzling evening for Disney devotees - Up and Coming Weekly • Dirtbag Ales presents Creepy Little Christmas Market - Up and Coming Weekly • 50 Years of sugar plum magic: The Dance Theatre of Fayetteville presents The Nutcracker - Up and Coming Weekly • Elf Season brings party to downtown Fayetteville - Up and Coming Weekly • Don’t drain our future: Stop Cape Fear Interbasin Transfer - Up and Coming Weekly • Up & Coming Weekly Dining Guide: Pizza - Up and Coming Weekly • Sweet Tea Shakespeare holds annual holiday concert - Up and Coming Weekly • Yuletide Feaste returns: Elizabethan Holiday Celebration supports Cumberland Choral Arts - Up and Coming Weekly • Christmas on the farm: Market at S&K celebrates holidays - Up and Coming Weekly • SHAZAM! CFRT brings back "Best Christmas Pageant Ever!" - Up and Coming Weekly • 14th Annual Green Beret Jingle Jog brings holiday spirit - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville's premier high school basketball showcase returns for eighth year - Up and Coming Weekly • Production of Sista Scrooge benefits cancer survivors • City Center Gallery & Books expands author series, welcomes former NC Poet Laureate Joseph Bathanti - Up and Coming Weekly • Celebrates A Dickens Holiday with screening at Cameo - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Ghost Walk brings the city’s haunted past to life - Up and Coming Weekly • Calico Boutique celebrates family at jamboree - Up and Coming Weekly • Anderson Creek's Turkey Trot brings together community - Up and Coming Weekly • Holiday Lights return to brighten Segra Stadium - Up and Coming Weekly • Cumberland Community Foundation’s Giving Tuesday Campaign benefits area nonprofits - Up and Coming Weekly • 26 years of A Dickens Holiday in historic downtown - Up and Coming Weekly • Keep moving forward with Wreaths Across America - Up and Coming Weekly • Operation Turkey Fayetteville feeds locals in need - Up and Coming Weekly • Slurp, speed, street style: Fayetteville’s Ichi Kaku serves up five pound ramen showdown - Up and Coming Weekly • The Cameo presents "The Exorcist" at Fourth Friday Fright Night - Up and Coming Weekly • Arenacross comes to Crown - Up and Coming Weekly • Back again: The Gilbert presents "A Christmas Story" - Up and Coming Weekly • FSO to present Bach's "Coffee Cantata" on Nov. 22 - Up and Coming Weekly • Haymount Holiday Market, tree lighting, bring festive spirit - Up and Coming Weekly • Shake up holiday traditions with Mannheim Steamroller - Up and Coming Weekly • Shuck, slurp, socialize at Dirtbag Ales' oyster roast - Up and Coming Weekly • Cumberland County food resources, assistance guide - Up and Coming Weekly • Shop local on Small Business Saturday, Nov. 29 - Up and Coming Weekly • Exhibit "Metamorphosis" is the Art of Becoming - Up and Coming Weekly • Chamber Military Affairs Council hosts Operation Patriot Pantry food drive for soldiers - Up and Coming Weekly • Unicorns, chronic illness, hope: Fulfillity Books holds signing with local author Kayla E. Green - Up and Coming Weekly • "E.T." returns home to Big Screen at the Cameo - Up and Coming Weekly • Comedian Kat Williams brings laughter to Crown - Up and Coming Weekly • Government Watch: Cumberland County elections results; County being sued by architecture firm over downtown Crown - Up and Coming Weekly • Become a better chess player at Fayetteville Chess Society - Up and Coming Weekly • FTCC honors veterans, military members every day of year • Health & Wellness: ‘Cancer changed everything’: Felicia Graham’s story of strength, survival - Up and Coming Weekly • Dumpster-Diving & Dollar Tree: Award winning theater teacher keeps high school theater alive - Up and Coming Weekly • Home Expo connects homeowners with professionals - Up and Coming Weekly • Building Hope: Fayetteville Habitat honors local veteran through 2025 Veterans Build - Up and Coming Weekly • Unplugged, Unscripted, Unforgettable: Stars & Guitars - Up and Coming Weekly • Anchor Allie's hosts "Bushels and Bubbles" Oyster roast - Up and Coming Weekly • Sweet Tea Shakespeare presents "The Crucible" - Up and Coming Weekly • Strengthen body, spirit: Therapy helps seniors stay independent - Up and Coming Weekly • Up & Coming Weekly Dining Guide: Coffee Shops - Up and Coming Weekly • The Liberty basketball team coming to Crown, March 2026 • Government Watch: National Civics Bee to be hosted in Fayetteville - Up and Coming Weekly • "Air Angels" red carpet premiere celebrates NC heroes - Up and Coming Weekly • You Glow Girl! Promises day of radiance, renewal, sisterhood - Up and Coming Weekly • Letter to the Editor: King’s Grant approach to overwhelming Halloween traffic - Up and Coming Weekly • “Run for the Fallen” Rolls Through Fayetteville • Cumberland County Veterans Council expands tradition of service - Up and Coming Weekly • Discover spooktacular local adult Halloween events - Up and Coming Weekly • Get out and vote, Cumberland County! • FTCC Announces Youth Dental Fair on Nov. 1 • Vintage Vegan Block Party brings sustainability, soul • 58th annual Holly Day Fair spreads joy at Crown - Up and Coming Weekly • Paddy’s to host Day of the Dead Masquerade Ball, Nov. 1 - Up and Coming Weekly • Walk to End Alzheimer’s offers hope, support - Up and Coming Weekly • Hope Mills holds area land use plan meeting Oct. 28 - Up and Coming Weekly • Arts Council says hello, goodbye to new public art - Up and Coming Weekly • Police Foundation reignites historic Hope Mill’s festival - Up and Coming Weekly • Run, Sip & Spook: Cape Fear Haunted Wine Run 5K returns - Up and Coming Weekly • Cumberland Choral Arts to perform ‘Water Works’ concert - Up and Coming Weekly • Doc Watson: Wisdom from an Appalachian renaissance man - Up and Coming Weekly • Zombies invade Fayetteville at annual walk - Up and Coming Weekly • Step into Wonderland: Tea Party at Lazy Fox Lavender Farm - Up and Coming Weekly • Beer, howls, seasonal screams on offer at Dirtbag Ales - Up and Coming Weekly • Up & Coming Weekly’s Trunk or Treat Roundup - Up and Coming Weekly • CFRT brings "Little Shop of Horrors" to life - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville celebrates season with Fall Dogwood Fest - Up and Coming Weekly • Community Concerts brings Clint Black to Crown - Up and Coming Weekly • Cameo Art House becomes non-profit CAMEO Collective - Up and Coming Weekly • Lexington Plantation hosts annual Fall Market - Up and Coming Weekly • Embrace Spooky Season with Dirtbag Ales, FSO - Up and Coming Weekly • Chaplin’s "The Great Dictator" returns to the Cameo - Up and Coming Weekly • Fall Festival at LaFayette Ford gives back to families, community - Up and Coming Weekly • Experience thrills, chills of Stoney Point Trail of Terror - Up and Coming Weekly • Cape Fear Studios presents 2025’s “6 By” Exhibit - Up and Coming Weekly • NC Fall Festival returns to Raeford with family fun, local flavor, small-town charm - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville’s First Fan Fest: A new era for local fandom - Up and Coming Weekly • Fear the Fox: Marksmen hockey comes back Oct. 18 - Up and Coming Weekly • Beats And Brushes, a free youth mental health event - Up and Coming Weekly • Find Your Flourish at CFVH Women’s Health Fair - Up and Coming Weekly • Crowder brings unique blend of Christian music to Crown Oct 12. - Up and Coming Weekly • Step into Shadows at Poe House this Halloween - Up and Coming Weekly • Cumberland County’s premier golf event returns for 57th year - Up and Coming Weekly • Hounds Town brings all-inclusive pet care to Fayetteville - Up and Coming Weekly • Local travel advisor wins national awards for innovation - Up and Coming Weekly • Backwoods Terror Ranch returns: Face your fears - Up and Coming Weekly • FSO launches search for new music director - Up and Coming Weekly • Remember My Name Vigil honors victims of domestic violence - Up and Coming Weekly • Beardtoberfest 2025: Where beards, costumes, community come together - Up and Coming Weekly • Coming soon to Cameo: "The Smashing Machine" - Up and Coming Weekly • Haymount Fall Pop-Up Market debuts - Up and Coming Weekly • Up & Coming Weekly Dining Guide: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month - Up and Coming Weekly • Hunt zombies, join hayride with Black Ops Paintball - Up and Coming Weekly • FAPS celebrates pets at annual Woofstock - Up and Coming Weekly • Raise the steins: North South Brewing hosts first Oktoberfest - Up and Coming Weekly • Step into the shadows: Vampyre’s Ball returns - Up and Coming Weekly • Read the Best of Fayetteville 2025 online • Forbidden love '80s style from Sweet Tea Shakespeare - Up and Coming Weekly • A world in one city: Fayetteville's International Folk Festival - Up and Coming Weekly • Ballet magic at the Crown Complex: Cinderella - Up and Coming Weekly • CFBG's Garden After Dark, Spooky Edition - Up and Coming Weekly • Re-Animator: Cult horror classic to play for Fourth Friday Fright Night - Up and Coming Weekly • North South Brewing holds Renaissance-themed fundraiser - Up and Coming Weekly • Heritage & Harvest Bourbon Showcase: A Celebration of Southern culture at the Cape Fear Botanical Garden - Up and Coming Weekly • Korea Culture & Art Festival showcases Korean community - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Ukulele Club jams out in September - Up and Coming Weekly • Cape Beard supports food bank with event - Up and Coming Weekly • FSO presents "Total Eclipse of the Chart" - Up and Coming Weekly • Fayetteville Greek Festival: A celebration of culture, community - Up and Coming Weekly • Follow the Yellow Brick Road to the Cameo on Sept. 21 - Up and Coming Weekly • Latino heritage, culture, celebrated at International Folk Festival - Up and Coming Weekly • Cape Fear Regional Theatre brings Dolly to Fayetteville stage - Up and Coming Weekly • Carl Pringle, We Are One Big Family feeds Fayetteville - Up and Coming Weekly • 10th Annual Man 22 Suicide Awareness Run unites Fayetteville in fight against veteran suicide - Up and Coming Weekly • Running Water Powwow returns to honor, celebrate culture • Pinups, greasers to take over Cheers for themed karaoke night - Up and Coming Weekly • Hotter than ever: Classic comedy Some Like It Hot returns to the big screen at the Cameo • Featuring fresh and local … Cedar Creek Market, LLC - Up and Coming Weekly • SouthLight’s Buddy Check extends lifeline to veterans, first responders in Fayetteville • Deutsche Kuche food truck brings German cuisine to Fayetteville • Paint the Park Purple with Alzheimer's Association, Woodpeckers • Field of Honor returns to honor service, sacrifice • Enriching non-sports extracurricular activities - Up and Coming Weekly • Skin Confessions: A fashion show for awareness - Up and Coming Weekly • A LIFE changing journey at St. Joseph of the Pine - Up and Coming Weekly • Back to the Boulevard: Gloria Swanson’s timeless close-up at Cameo • County fair celebrates pollinators, agriculture, family fun • Government Watch: County elects new sheriff; City Council votes on rezoning request • Sleep all day, party all night, never grow old: The Lost Boys come to Fourth Friday Fright Night • Cumberland County Schools: 10 things parents should know about sending kids back-to-school • Get children excited for the new school year • Triple Nickle Remembrance Run pays tribute to historic Black Paratroopers • Fayetteville NEXT's Adult Field Day encourages play • Girls Gone Rx celebrates 13 years of strength, sisterhood, supporting a cure • ASOM Honors Liberty, Legacy, Airborne Spirit • 38th Annual Fayetteville Rotary Club-hosted Walker Family Golf Classic • WAY2REAL Community Center launches in Fayetteville • Beats & Eats Vol. 2 returns as community celebration • CARE Clinic's beachy fundraiser brings music, dancing to Gates Four • Karen Chandler Trust hosts annual concert to support cancer patients and their families • Government Watch: Chamber holds Candidates Academy for political hopefuls • Hunting for hidden treasure at Clark Nature Center: A geocaching and letterboxing adventure • Get ready for another great line up at Rock'n on the River • "One Sip Too Many" Murder Mystery at North South Brewery • NC History Center breaks ground, shares history • Parks and Rec launches youth music workshop • Enroll in fall classes: Take first step to exciting new career • Downtown Rodeo takes over Festival Park with Cupid • VIZION VILLE's food truck festival comes to Fayetteville • Subliminal Songs film anthology presents "The Ghost" • Gates Four Summer Concert Series closes with Shoot to Thrill, Aug. 8 • Misfits Market carves out space for diverse makers, creatives • Back to school giveaways help Cumberland County families • Historic E.E. Smith house opens Aug. 2 for open house • Gilbert Theater unveils season of song, story, revolution • Sweet Tea Shakespeare shows "Love is the strongest choice" • Motorcycle ministry gives back with toy drive • FSO's Community Concerts, Symphony on Tap for 2025-26 • Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra's exciting 2025-2026 season • CFRT brings Dolly's 9-5, High School Musical to stage • A Gallery of Growth: SEAR artist reflects on new exhibition • Celebrate community: A Soldiers' United Day party • Note from the Editor: "UCW" writer Anna White wins Green Eyeshade Award • FSO announces new executive director • Beauty in paring back: Downtown Market refocuses • Sol's Arcade and Taproom fills entertainment niche • FTCC announces expansion of partnerships with FSU • Celebrating 60 years of service: Fort Bragg ACS plans family-friendly birthday bash • Construction Camp builds confidence and equips workforce • “Rocking for Warriors” Fundraiser to benefit WWP • Youth Exhibit • Remembering Jacob: Driving on at Memorial Golf Scramble • CFVH Foundation awarded $15,000 grant for art therapy • Resource Day empowers female entrepreneurs • Government Watch: Municipal election filing open and other updates • Celebrate 11th Annual Day of the Cowboy Rodeo • Cape Fear Studios holds 14th annual 2D competition • Inaugural Burger Battle held at Haymount Truck Stop • The “Scots-Irish” and the “Savage South” • The river meets the rhythm with Autumn Tyde, Rivermist • Creamery hosts first blueberry festival, square dance • Beggars Banquet rocks out Gates Four concert series • Fayetteville St. Avold Friendship Alliance to celebrate Bastille Day at Heritage Square • North Carolina related noteworthy books from 2025 • Moms Unhinged comedy takes over CFRT • Fascinate-U opens new sensory friendly space • FAST offers summer bus pass for Fayetteville teens • United Way of CC launches Literacy Council • North South Brewing Co. parties like it's 1986 • Hurricane facts: Things to learn before storm season • Friends of the Library presents Books and Brews • Health & Wellness: Finding hope: A veteran’s journey from combat to healing • Celebrate Independence Day with concert in Festival Park • Library offers digital preservation services • Up & Coming Weekly Dining Guide • The Skoolie Xpress: A Journey of creativity, faith • Fayetteville researches "village" to combat homelessness • FTCC announces transfer agreements with leading universities • Government Watch: Cumberland County, Fayetteville, approve budgets • PWC recognized with Spirit of North Carolina Award • MLB draft prospects shine in Stars vs. Stripes Series • A visit from furry friends: Pet therapy brings joy to seniors • Firecracker 4 Miler celebrates 12th year of running, community spirit, scholarships • FSO Jams at Gates Four: A Summer concert experience • FSO bids fond farewell to Executive Director Anna Meyer • Build better community: Habitat for Humanity’s 30 for $30 Build • Ham Radio Operators on air for nationwide event • Health & Wellness: Easy steps: Patient doubles down after knee surgery • Hope Mills Celebrates 4th of July with three events • ASOM, Cool Spring District partner for 18th annual Field of Honor, flags now for sale • Care Clinic’s 29th Annual Golf Charity Tournament returns • Fayetteville Pride Festival bigger than ever for 2025 • Stedman PH Church celebrates 4th with faith, fireworks • A little help for our friend: A benefit for Morris Cardenas • Enjoy Josh Phillips' music under the stars in Cameron • Discover unique treasures at Coffee & Vintage Pop-Up • Dance through decades at CFBG’s grownup prom party • Black Artist Forward brings vision to Dirty Whiskey • Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra to play at Gilbert Theater • FTCC’s Business Administration Program: A path to success • Fayetteville After 5 begins again with Camel City Yacht Club • Red, White, Boom: Celebrate America at Fort Bragg • Reid's Journey playground: Play for every child • Government Watch: Cumberland County, City of Fayetteville updates • History Center hosts Sixth annual Hari Jones Memorial Lecture • Cadillac Ranch hosts thrilling “Showdown: Volume Two” • Eastover holds monthly summer concert series • 3rd Annual Cigar & Rosé Music Festival held in Raeford • Festival of Quilts showcases North Carolina textile art • Experience 62nd Annual Hoke County Wagon Train • Fayetteville's Juneteenth Jubilee: Guide to area-wide celebrations • Cape Fear River Rendezvous returns for second year • Sweet Valley Ranch launches Farmhouse Retreats • TCB and Women N Children First headline Rock'n on the River • Keep learning alive: Families can support summer growth • "Ferris Bueller’s Day Off" Comes to the Cameo • Fort Bragg prepares for celebration of Army’s 250th birthday • Celebrate Father’s Day with great local events • Forget fireworks—Fayetteville’s summer starts with art • FTCC’s Child Care Assistance promotes life balance • The Dinosaurs are back! • VRC's Wing Fling brings awareness to community • First fishing derby to be held at Hope Mills Lake • Kiwanis Club brings families together for Family Fun Day • Two Sides of the coin: Sweet Tea Shakespeare presents "King John", "Robin Hood" • "Roman Holiday": A timeless classic screening at Cameo • CFRT's "Once On This Island" • Residences at Prince Charles await “fantastic announcement” • FTCC, FSU collaborative degree builds innovative pathways • Equine-assisted therapy: Veterans benefit at Prancing Horse • Close encounters of the animal kind: Aloha Safari Park • Fayetteville Young Life holds pickleball tournament • Pools, splash pads open for Summer in Cumberland County • Gates Four's 5th Annual Summer Concert Series • Fort Bragg Harley-Davidson holds All-American Weekend • Shop Cursive celebrates 20 years in Fayetteville • Gilbert Theater's Playfest seeks the next stage sensations • Team River Runner hosts inaugural “Build-A-Boat” race at Hope Mills Lake • Rockfish baseball is back with new season • Family dance in Hope Mills brings together community • New tennis, pickleball courts to come to Fay • USAF Heritage Brass Ensemble to play at Methodist University • Mac's Speed Shops Celebrate Their 20th Anniversary • Cape Fear Studios presents annual members's show • Cumberland Choral Arts’ season finale marks turning point • Gilbert Theater brings "Little Shop of Horrors" to stage • Clue’ville: A downtown mystery in Fayetteville • Wellness in Bloom at the Cape Fear Botanical Garden • United Way invites the community to Speak Out • Enjoy skateboarding, reggae in Hope Mills, May 31 • Fayetteville’s Ultimate Lip Sync Showdown takes center stage • Veterans take the wheel: Community gathers for overland fundraiser at Static Line Brewing • Seed Exchange Library encourages growth in Fayetteville • Rock'n On The River concert series is back • Swap and Shop: Support local business, reduce waste • 7 ways to honor active military and veterans • Fayetteville charges ahead with electric bus launch • Explore dark side of Fayetteville with true crime tour • Fueling Fayetteville's Future at the Free NEXT Gen Business Summit • Fine Arts Tradition- FTTC ARTSWORK 2025 • Spreading smiles, supporting veterans: The comedy mission of Dennis Vee, Laugh it Off • Beauty and the Beast adult prom brings fairy tales to life • Cape Beard’s 13th Annual Pig Pickin’ for Autism • Ecumenical Prayer Walk to celebrate unity in Fayetteville • Fayetteville car show honors late SWAT commander, supports Special Olympics of North Carolina • Jack Britt High School students curate latest ASOM Exhibit: "Warrior Bonds" • Celebrate May: Star Wars, Cinco de Mayo Fun • Fayetteville, Cumberland County celebrates Mother's Day • Haymount United Methodist holds Lady’s Tea fundraiser • Hope Mills celebrates big trucks at Trucks 'N Stuff • Spring Fling at Legends Bar benefits “One of our own” • Spartan Weekend set to push limits at McCormick Farms • CCS sponsors annual mental health fair • Discover Fayetteville's Really Really Free Market • Artist Village takes theater goers to Neverland • Cumberland County Extension celebrates plants • Study game development, digital media at FTCC • Car, Motorcycle and Truck Show back for 2025 • Cooking for a Cause: Dogwood’s Wing Cook-Off • Gilbert Theater summer camp registration now open • Dogwood Festival celebrates local musical acts • Experience Kentucky Derby at Cape Fear Vineyard • Month of the Military child: support nation’s military kids • Hear the canvas roar: "Say it Loud" Gala amplifies artists' voices through art, auction • The Social Bloom: A speed-friending experience • The FSO ends season with Beethoven V • Pate's Farm Market: Fayetteville's ultimate one-stop shop • Follow the Spectrum: An event for autism • YMCA to host fun filled Healthy Kids Day • Government Watch: Crown Event Center construction to continue; CFRT celebrates ground breaking on new facility • FSU Theatre presents world premiere of "Be a Wolf" • The Art of Dan Nelson: Dogwood Festival's live artist is man of many talents • Rogers & Breece raises cross, celebrates Easter • Festivus Games held at CrossFit Raeford • Helping your child succeed: Testing tips from CCS • Going Over the Edge: Support United Way of Cumberland County's mission • "The Great Gatsby" ballet comes to Fayetteville • Help people get needed sleep with career in polysomnography • Autism Awareness Month: Beyond the Spectrum Institute • Celebrity Shots: Local stars shake things up at Archives • Cape Fear Studios presents abstract show: Fusion • Four iconic films come to the Cameo this April • ASOM Foundation partners with CheQRboard • Fascinate-U's 12th annual Super Science Fun Fest • FSAFA celebrates Saint Avold visit with film screening • Celebrate Easter with events in Fayetteville • Vietnam Veterans honored at pin ceremony on Fort Bragg • Record Store Day: Celebrate vinyl, exclusive releases on April 12 • Regional Road Cycling Championships coming to Wade • Discover history of Fayetteville with walking tour • Connections of Cumberland County celebrates 10 years • Junior League of Fayetteville: Cocktails with a Cause • Cork & Fork returns to Dogwood Festival 2025 • Nurse John's "Short Staffed Tour" comes to Crown • Celebrate Earth Day with run in the park • Mid Carolina Senior Games to be held in Fayetteville • Fight for mental health with Fort Bragg Harley Davidson • Steel Magnolias at CFRT: “Women together can do powerful things” • R&B at Festival Park brings family cookout to Fayetteville • Woodpeckers hold preseason fundraiser at Segra • Celebrate music, education at FSO's Side-by-Side Concert • See "The Thing" at 4th Friday Fright Night at the Cameo • Let's Walk It Out: Bridging the gap in veteran suicide • CCS' Very Special Arts Festival celebrates students with disabilities • Downtown Fayetteville, 4th Friday is back! • Fort Bragg MWR's annual 5K and Half Marathon • RHFNow hosts Ninja Warrior Course at Rick’s Place • Gilbert Theater's "Stop Kiss" explores love, violence • Step into the world of Disenchanted princesses • Celebrate Spring with exciting local events • FTCC now accepting applications for Fire Academy Program • Laugh with the Golden Girls at the Crown, March 29 • Help is Here: A Game-Changing Tool for Families • Fight hunger with Cumberland County CROP Hunger Walk • Sandhills Jazz Society makes remarkable contributions to Orange Street School • VFW Post 670 hosts Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Luncheon, expands celebration for 50th Anniversary • Experience Cape Fear Botanical Garden After Dark • Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy to haunt Cameo Theatre • Lt. Gen. Anderson "Welcomes back Bragg" • North Carolina Spring Home Expo inspires homeowners • Meet the artists: Cape Fear's Cabin Fever exhibit celebrates local creatives • Smooth grooves, timeless tunes: Mellow Madness captivates • Food & Hockey: Double the fun on March 22 • Walk Awhile to combat violence against women • Fans get ready for ZZ Top at Crown Theatre, March 21 • PWC to boost water, sewer prices 10.9% over two years • Experience rhythmic excitement of "Mallet Madness" • Government Watch: Fayetteville, county, liaison committee updates • Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in local style • FTCC’s Military, Veterans Program went extra mile • Cumberland property tax values leap nearly 65% • Waste-to-energy company opens plant in Fayetteville • Carolina Horse Park hosts world class Eventing competition • Cumberland Choral Arts presents “Covers” • Segra Stadium holds Mac & Cheese festival • New Fayetteville basketball team supports local athletes • Bicentennial celebrations and Lafayette Society luncheon honor Marquis de Lafayette’s legacy • Celebrate Read Across America Week with CCS • LIFE St. Joseph of the Pines: Healthy aging made possible • Cumberland County Board of Education: Serving students, supporting community • Ringling Bros Circus returns to Fayetteville for greatest show on Earth • Get ready for Trojan Twist Pickleball Spring 2025 Classic • New movement conference promotes wellness • Anime-Fest: North Carolina's premier anime convention, March 2 • Paddy’s comedy fundraiser supports Marshall, NC • A Taste of West Africa celebrates reopening anniversary • Popular Mardi Gras traditions, their origins • Immerse in history with Lafayette dance workshops, ball • Defense Secretary orders Fort Liberty to be Fort Bragg • CSi's Cindy Stroupe bids farewell after 37 years • First Green Beret class of the year graduates • Collegiate Recovery Program provides recovery pathways • Cumberland County Library's 16th annual Storytelling fest • Cumberland County strategic planning update • Annual Beard Contest full of creativity for facial hair community • Experience FSO's New World Concert • Cumberland County Schools hosts career fair • Transitions at GroundSwell Pictures: A New Chapter Begins • From page to pulse: Celebrating El'J, legacy of J Dilla • FTCC presents "25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" • Publisher's Pen: Parking in downtown Fayetteville: Figure it out! • Cape Fear Studios accepts entries for Cabin Fever • Longleaf Pine REALTORS host educational luncheon • The Blueprint Concert, Awards hosted by Book Black Women • Matt Mathews "Boujee on a budget" comes to the crown • A musical journey through Black History with CCA • Health Fair to be held Feb. 15 • Celebrate Elvis Presley's legacy at Dirtbag Ales • Cameo Art House Theatre's films in February • 7th Annual Lafayette Lecture highlights history of Fayetteville’s name with Dr. Lloyd Kramer • Super Bowl LIX: Chiefs Vs Eagles Showdown • ArtBeat of The Warehouse: New home for local artists • Celebrate love locally: Galentine's, Valentine's Event Guide • Lynette Jones: Active Duty Filmmaker of "Letting Go" • Fayetteville Dinner Theatre announces its 5th Season • Cape Fear Studios holds annual Student Exhibit • Local fencer takes long view on reaching the Olympics • Buster Keaton’s "Sherlock Jr." meets R.E.M.: A Silents Synced event at the Cameo Art House Theatre • HERPitch training available for HERPitch Competition • Gilbert Theater's latest production is a psychological thriller • The famous man from Tally Ho, North Carolina • Arsonist who set fire to Market House loses appeal • Little Land: Big Play at Crown encourages children's play • Golden Globe-Winning Brazilian film I’m Still Here coming to Cameo Art House Theatre • Fayetteville, NC Chapter of the Links hosts 26th annual Friendship Luncheon • Community members and organizations bring Lafayette Bicentennial celebration to fruition • CFRT's new production is a world of pure imagination • FSU, Department of Public Health spearhead Xylazine, Opioid Crisis research project • Lunar New Year 2025: Celebrating Year of the Snake • Cumberland County Schools data impacted in data breach • Be mindful of what you sow through Arts Council’s new Black History Month Exhibit • Two Fayetteville fencers go undefeated in youth tournament • Carrabba's holds Whiskey Dinner with Dry Fly Spirits • Discover Fayetteville's new flower shop: Floral Oasis • United Way of Cumberland County embraces fresh start • Fayetteville City Council reverses decision to implement review process for deadly police shootings • “This Is My Father’s World” Women’s Conference • Celebrate Fayetteville’s Scottish roots with Burns Night • Join Blissful Alchemists for Vision Board Experience • Celebrate Lafayette’s Bicentennial with the FSO • Massey Hill’s oyster roast brings food, hope to community • Students can rebound in second half of school year • The vibe is live at Airborne Cigar Emporium: Urban Jukebox to play Jan. 18 • 2024-25 FAFSA: Start early to maximize opportunities • 3 short-term fitness goals for long-term success • Fayetteville Dogwood Festival hires new director • Kickstart New Year goals with local vendors • Parade downtown celebrates MLK Legacy, Jan. 18 • Fayetteville's new fitness venue: Core Ambitions • 10th Annual Carolina Country Music Awards: Celebration, awards, honors the Carolina’s brightest stars • Ashanti Bennett named interim president of Cool Spring Downtown District • Catfish tournament comes to Cape Fear River, Fayetteville • Claws by Vee School: Teaching new generation of nail techs • Sweet Tea Shakespeare delivers thrills, intrigue • Indoor climbing for fitness: A full-body workout • Fashion, empowerment, friendship and impact: An Affair to Remember presents 2025 Runway Extravaganza • Hope Mills' Heritage Park: A sustained vision • CARE Clinic's Week of Care Fundraiser begins Jan. 1 • Cumberland County, Child Advocacy Center hold National Trafficking Prevention Month events • Manifest dreams in 2025 with vision board • UCW Year in review: An editor's retrospective • Miller’s Brew to open café at West Regional Branch Library • Holiday cocktail ideas for a memorable New Year's Eve • FTCC'S Paul H. Thompson Library hosts public forum on free speech • Barber Extraordinaire and local artist: Hasani J makes waves in the two industries • Unveiling the 2025 Golden Globes nominees • Cape Fear Botanical Garden's new grant helps growth • Gracefully Fit, LLC owner’s journey to opening exclusive women’s gym • Participate in a First Day Hike, Jan. 1 • 226 The Warehouse: Elevated experience Downtown • Night Circus 2024: A District New Year’s Eve Spectacular • America Rocks in 2025: A Night of Patriotism and celebration to be held at Gates Four • Medieval Times: Christmas traditions from yesteryear • Step into Whimsical World with Katie Crawford’s new exhibit • Celebrate notable Chanukah traditions • Fort Liberty celebrates 2024 Family of the Year • Asbestos exposure may still have an impact on North Carolina veterans' health • Lafayette's return inspires creative community • Prepare for Lafayette's return with French Christmas ideas • Create meaningful connections, moments this holiday season • Wisdom Waterice brings authentic Philly treat to Fay • Local celebrations to bid 2024 farewell in style • FTCC’s innovative program bridges gap in secondary education • Favorite holiday classics: Part 3 – Great films set during Christmas (That we love as Christmas movies) • Holiday traditions that can make Kwanzaa special • Heels Headquarters brings heel dancing to Fayetteville • Kinwood Luminaries create festive neighborhood • Sip Room and Libations Mobile Bar craft NYE cocktails • Cape Fear Studios encourages gift of art • Holiday classics Part 2: Cherished animated films • Celebrate the Holidays with Friends & Coworkers • Dr. Gwenesta Barnum Melton: Lafayette Society President • 25th Annual Fayetteville Rotary Christmas Parade • Gilbert Theater launches Second Stage in 2025 • Experience The Snowman with FSO • Making memories at Blume School of Dance 55th "Nutcracker" • Poe House celebrates holiday season with Victorian flair • CFRT gets in holiday spirit with annual show • Find the Green Grump who stole Foo-Ville • Dance with Disney On Ice at Crown Coliseum • Holiday Highlander VII, Jingle Jog celebrates veterans • FSO, CCA perform "Messiah" • County opens facilities as warming centers • Carry on: Kansas comes to the Crown • DrumzUp GunzDown combats gun violence • MU to Exhibit The Passing by Bill Viola • Ridley Scott, 86, proves age is no barrier with Gladiator 2 and a storied career of blockbusters • Evolution of Oz: From ‘The Wizard of Oz’ to the New Wicked Movie, A Timeless Story Continues to Enchant Generations • Jai6 Youth Foundation: Creating opportunities for underserved youth • Wreaths Across America • Fayetteville Holiday Lights • Hoops & Dreams Showcase gives underprivileged players a shot • Operation Turkey: Preparing for Fayetteville’s biggest Thanksgiving yet • FSO Explores Handel's Famous Composition • The Gilbert Theater presents A Christmas Story • CCS Choice Programs: Opportunities for all students • Celebrate the holidays in Fayetteville this November • NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet comes to Fay • Local food resources for the holidays, beyond • ASOM hosts whiskey event • Pairing beer or cider for your Thanksgiving gathering • The Red Apple Run for Diabetes: keeping communities healthy • Country music stars come to Fayetteville, Nov. 11 • NEXT's adult field day • County breaks ground for downtown Crown Event Center • Cape Fear Studios: Clay Invitational Reunion • Find inspiration at North Carolina Home Expo • Throw axes, splatter paint, break things at Axes & Armor • Employment Source expands art therapy program with support from Arts Council Grant • Kinlaw’s prepares to rebuild in wake of devastating fire • Hope Mills Library Hosts Coharie Tribal Presentation • Step Into Possibility: Fayetteville State University presents Kinky Boots • Veteran magazine celebrates milestone • Public Works Commission approves bid for its third solar farm • When Carolina ladies made history • Junior League of Fayetteville holds 57th Holly Day Fair • Lafayette Society to hold dance workshop • Fayetteville Urban Ministry Celebrates 50 Years • Lumbee Tribe Cultural Showcase teaches students traditions • MU Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine receives LCME candidacy designation • GFBJ honors health care workers • The Rich History of Día de los Muertos • Senior beauty pageant celebrates "Age of Elegance," Nov. 2 • Gallery 208-Chronicles of Time: A Retrospective Exhibition • FTCC equips first responders regionally, nationally with Phase 2 training complex development • Backwoods Terror Ranch brings chills and thrills • FTCC’s All American Veterans Center: Dedicated to veterans • WIDU 1600AM celebrates anniversary after 5-year hiatus • History at Heritage Square: The Mysterious Poisoning of Alexander C. Simpson • Dress up the family to Trick or Treat the 1897 Poe House • Halloween revels at the Cape Fear BOOtanical Garden • Meet Lisa Marie Thayer, photographer behind Best of Fayetteville • Cape Fear Valley NICU hosts annual reunion, graduation • Final Fayetteville Comic Con held Oct. 19, 20 at Crown • LaFayette Ford’s Fall Festival gives back to community • What does the future hold for Fayetteville, Saint-Avold sisterhood? • A Veteran’s story of hope through wheelchair basketball • Cape Fear Regional Theatre moves to new temporary location • Billy Ocean to bring hope-filled vibes to Crown Theatre, Oct. 27 • Zombie Walk Fayetteville 2024: A night of undead fun • Walk to End Alzheimer’s Fayetteville to be held Oct. 26 • Local Fall treats: Find your perfect Fayetteville pumpkin • Hallowe’en Revels: Poetry and Prophecy at the Poe House • Child Advocacy Center hosts Pinwheel Masquerade ball • Halloween party themes to celebrate spooky season in style • Cape Fear Studios: 6 by Exhibit, Evoking Emotions • Cumberland Choral Arts choirs to perform nostalgic, new Broadway hits • FTCC educates, inspires at Youth Dental Health Fair • Beardtoberfest: A celebration of facial hair, fun • Head out to Ole Mill Day for some seasonal fun • Spend spooky season in Downtown Fayetteville • Unravel mysteries at The Vampyre’s Ball: Garden of Earthly Delights • Dr. Shanessa Fenner selected as 2025 Cumberland County Principal of the Year • 56th annual Cumberland County Golf Championship • Stoney Point Fire Department Trail of Terror gives thrills, chills • Carlos Tolentino’s bleach medium: A revolutionary art form • Arts Council celebrates Hispanic Heritage with new exhibit • Foodie Mob Fayetteville: Social media group fueling local scene • One People Reggae and Arts Festival held at Festival Park • Mike Super brings magic to Givens Performing Arts Center • Use HipCamp to explore Fayetteville, Cumberland County • Explore independent films at Indigo Moon Film Fest • FAPS holds annual Woofstock: Paw-ty for a cause • CAMEO, A Place of Memories and Dreams • Spook-tacular Cumberland County Halloween events • Health, Wellness Fair invites vendors; Absentee ballots sent out • Arts Council presents 46th Annual International Folk Festival • Fayetteville celebrates new interactive public art display • Business Journal’s “Power Breakfast” nurtures networking • DSF Restaurant, Bar offers elevated soul food experience • Celebrate Banned Books Week, Sept. 22-28 • Fayetteville PACT discusses impact of AI on humanity • Dirtbag Ales celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month • Owner of Fulfillity Books in Downtown Hope Mills celebrates all Stories, including her own • Absentee voting on hold in Cumberland County; PWC receives awards; Hate Crimes Forum to be held in Fayetteville • “Not just any medical school, OUR medical school” Groundbreaking ceremony held for Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health Medical School • ASOM, Cool Springs District present 17th annual Field of Honor • 6th Annual Pecktoberfest Returns to Segra Stadium • Join the fun at the FTCC Trojan Color Run on Oct. 12 • Oktoberfest at Fort Liberty: A lively event for community • Courage and creativity: Cape Fear Studios' ART Exhibit • Eyes closed, style open: Vision Resource Center holds first Blind to Boundaries Fashion Show • Detour Slam Academy teaches the art of poetry to the masses • FSO opens season with music of three British songwriters • '80s Unleashed: Rock'n On the River's season closer • New security measures at Cumberland County Schools • Join the fun at the Fayetteville Ukulele Jamboree • Greek Festival is back for 2024 • Latoya Johnson breaks barriers with Legacy Tobacco Company • Voting in General Election — here is who’s on the ballot • John Webster brings experience, passion as new Director of Child Advocacy Center • CARE Clinic's 24th Annual Toast of the Town fundraiser • Dorothy Gilmore Adaptive Recreation Center: Where Abilities and dis-Abilities become POSS-Abilities • Arts Council announces staff promotions; Fayetteville Regional Airport selects new director • Walk the Walk: 2nd Annual Recovery Celebration, Walk • "Heathers: The Musical" kicks off Gilbert Theater season • Introducing New to the Neighborhood • Feeding an army: Addressing food insecurity at Fort Liberty • Anchor Allie's: An Oasis in the Heart of Fayetteville • The 9th Annual Man22 Suicide Awareness Run • Take a hike through Carvers Creek State Park's 13 miles of trails • Student athletes: Balancing athletics and academics • 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb Honors Fallen Firefighters • FTCC offers new degree in Entertainment Tech • KidsPeace spreads awareness at auction by giving back • Cape Fear Regional Theatre presents "Footloose" • Hope Mills 10U softball team wins Softball World Series • Why Fall is the best season ever • Sweet Tea Shakespeare brings to life classic, "The Odyssey" • Fayetteville, Lafayette Society celebrate Revolutionary War hero • Shahbain Farms and Event Center comes to Raeford • FSO's Symphony on Tap 2024-25 Season announced • Hope Mills Police invite community to Coffee with a Cop • Chamber hosts State of the Community annual luncheon • Six tips to help calm first day of school jitters • Fayetteville Roller Derby hosts doubleheader • Experience fandom culture at Librari-Con, Nerd Market • Vision Resource Center hosts Wing Fling Cook off • FTCC hosts Fall Community History Lecture: American Fighter Pilots in WWI - A Lafayette connection • Dogslingers feeds cooperative vibe of food truck scene • Cumberland County Fair brings family fun Aug. 30 through Sept. 8 • 6th Annual Psoriasis Awareness Fair held at Fit4Life • Cumberland County Schools' 8 key things to know for 2024-25 school year • Sweet Factory: celebrating anniversary of sweetness in Fayetteville • Cheer Clinic comes to Fayetteville • Crown hosts I Love My Community Giveaway • United Way of Cumberland County provides books to newborns • Unleash your inner wizard: Scavenger hunt adventure downtown • Cape Fear Studios goes miniature with new exhibit • Arts Council debuts new sculpture at Up & Coming Weekly • J.Bayard Clark Park provides outdoor fun for families • Step back in time: Experience medieval-style combat at Thaundor Tournament • Summertime NC peaches • Curate Essentials celebrates its two year anniversary • FSO closes out Sunset Summer Series at Botanical Garden • DistiNCtly Fayetteville to make Fayetteville a sports destination • Networth brings together local women, provides scholarships • Friends of the Library host their quarterly book sale • CVMA NC 15-1 Hosts Annual Summer Bash • Plant swap and sale event: Brining plant lovers together • Cumberland County gets ready to go back to school • State of Emergency Declared for Tropical Storm Debby • FAYPWC Restoration Process • Loretta Jae celebrates 1st anniversary in skincare • Ayana Washington: Fayetteville’s creative genius • Expanding horizons: City Center Gallery & Books' new venture • Craft Bridgerton magic at Wine & Design Fayetteville • And the winner is… Fayetteville Kennel Club • Rock’n On the River: Reflections II Band, Rivermist • Summerfest: A thrilling automotive extravaganza coming to Fayetteville • FTCC offers course in Biowork, a rapidly expanding field • Prepare to vote; State Board offers free seminars about voter registration; Constitution Party recognized • Demolition paves way for modern soldier housing at Fort Liberty • Groundbreaking ceremony for Friendship House Fayetteville • Gates Four Concert Series: Heart Breaker • Smithsonian’s ‘Voices and Votes’ Exhibit arrives at Cumberland County's Headquarters Library • Immerse yourself in gaming at Level Up Lounge • The Creative Studio by Jae Renee: Where business and creativity meet • Dream Quest Foundation: A quest to build brighter futures for at-risk youth in Cumberland County • Arts Council welcomes new Artist in Residence: Katie Crawford - Art, inspiration and the little things • Men of commitment, goodwill, and community service • County subcontractor outreach event for Crown Event Center Project; Transloading Company opens facility in Cumberland County • The Care Clinic: keeping the community healthy • The preservation of legacy: The Sandhills Family Heritage Association • With key attractions inoperable, funding down, U.S. Airborne & Special Operations Museum facing challenges • Get ready for 12th Southeastern Regional NC Poetry Slam • Cumberland County Social Services donates box fans • Kraken Skulls holds 1st annual golf tournament • Exploring the historical gems of Heritage Square • Where to play pickleball in Fayetteville • Montia Shardae School of Esthetics: First private and black-owned esthetics school in Fayetteville • Cape Fear Regional Theatre presents "The Sounds of Home" • My Future So Bright: Workforce development program for Fayetteville City youth • Leslie Pearson: The Stillness of Time • Enjoying the outdoors: The Cape Fear Walking Trail • The Greater Fayetteville Chamber holds quarterly Prayer Breakfast • The Farmer's Cat Cafe brings cats, coffee together • Hope Mills switching gears after abrupt end to shared services with Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office • Black Excellence Reunion reunites 100 professional black men and women and the community • PWC hosts tour of water treatment facility for state officials • Family-friendly summer fun at the movies • Summer heat: Signs your dog may be dehydrated • Mini Price opens at Cross Creek Mall • Getting down to business: Cooking4Fitness • Hope Mills Rockfish continues local baseball legacy • Homecourt: A Conversation with Coach Roy Williams: A resounding success • Dine like a wizard: Enjoy WOB’s magical Wizarding World Brunch • 5 athletes to keep an eye on at this summer's Olympics • Be an informed citizen with the help of technology • Fayetteville adopts budget for fiscal year 2025; FAST begins service to Bill Crisp; Additional flight from Fayetteville to Atlanta begins a STAFF REPORT • Another great lineup at Rock’n On The River • Enjoy mystic and mystery with Midsummer Magic • Prevent hot car emergencies with children • Cumberland County Sheriff's Office supports Special Olympics • Amazon hiring for local facility; Arts Council awards grants • Passing the torch: A new chapter at Fort Liberty • Fit4Life helps adolescent health with Youth Boot camps • How to keep an AC unit running strong • Your ultimate guide to Fayetteville’s Boba Tea scene • Aspiring authors invited to writer's roundtable • Volunteers needed: United Way annual Meal Packing Event • Residency Licensure Certificate promotes pathway to teach elementary education • Workout for a cause: 12th Annual St. Jude Zumbathon • Hope, help and four-legged friends: Hope Thru Horses • FTCC's state of the art Swift Water Rescue Training Center • Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation to increase program fees in the fall • NC History Center work continues on, anticipated by 2027 • USACAPOC(A) changes command; City opens cooling centers; Crown Event Center moves into construction document phase • No Outsiderz Jeep Club hosts Man22 Suicide Awareness Car, Jeep, Bike Show • Join the Festivities: 4th of July Local Events Guide • Rowan Skate Park Summer Camp youth conquer goals • Exploring Cumberland County's Senior Centers: Tokay and Spring Lake • Cumberland Choral Arts tour, sing in European cities • Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra, City of Fayetteville present an Independence Day concert • Cumberland County commissioners approve budget for fiscal year 2024-25, but many nonprofits won’t receive funding • Student-curated exhibit reveals the hidden heroes of Berlin • Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office SRO contract to expire June 30 • Segra Stadium hosts Friendship Series • Fayetteville Area Habitat for Humanity Presents Homecourt: A Conversation with Coach Roy Williams • Cameo Art House Theatre presents "Local Shorts" • Find your voice with FTCC’s Speech Language Pathology Assistant Program • Satisfy your sweet tooth with Sweet Carolina Delights • Cape Fear Studios holds 13th national 2D competition • Get ready for epic concert with Autumn Tyde • American Friends of Lafayette to visit Fayetteville in 2025 • Get Caught Up With Local News • Sandhills Jazz Society brings exciting event to Fayetteville • Trucks Gone Wild comes to the Wreck Yard in Fayetteville • Dinosaur World comes back to Sweet Valley Ranch • Downtown Fayetteville parking could see a change • Bikers for Christ: Freedom Biker Church holds car show • The Juneteenth Celebration: "Honoring the Past, Celebrating the Present, Stepping into the Future" • LITtle Women & Other Stories with STS • Celebrating Freedom: A Juneteenth celebration guide • Fayetteville Vet Center: A sanctuary of healing • The CARE Clinic holds first Boujee Bingo event • Audit finds nearly $700,000 misspent at Fayetteville State University • Celebrating 25 years: "Run Lola Run" at the Cameo Theatre • World Environment Day 2024 • Fun, local events to celebrate Dad this Father's Day • 1910 Wine Nest: where wine, history, community, good times meet • The secret is out about Secret Garden Bees • Make your fantasy travel dreams come true with Flights and Fables • Swing into history with Beespoke Vintage • Aging graciously: Fayetteville's Senior Centers • SUN Bucks Food Program to feed children over Summer • Fun in the sun Fayetteville summer bucket list • 2nd Cigar and Rose’ Festival brings luxury vibes • 50 Years of Color: Arts Council of Fayetteville celebrates milestone anniversary • Summertime in Fayetteville: Your guide to exploring the Social District • Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra announces 2024-25 season • FTCC offers programs in Criminal Justice, Public Administration • U.S. Open returns to Pinehurst • Fight 4 Cure Inc. holds annual Charity Car, Truck, Bike show • Er’Body Eatz hosts inaugural community kickback, promotes food security • Party with a purpose: Legends' annual Spring Fling • Methodist University holds commencement ceremonies • A look at Kevin Dove, Fayetteville Fire Department's new Fire Chief • Artists rejoice: Fayetteville Art Attack is back • Unleash your green thumb at a local community garden • Manna Dream Center to run Day Resource Center • Best of Fayetteville Voting • Sweet Tea Shakespeare brings "Little Women" back to life • Rock'n On The River: Summer concert series returns to Fayetteville • Cape Beard hosts Annual Pig Pickin’, supports Autism Society • Seventeen Men: Portraits of the Men of the 25th US Colored Troops • Mind, body events help community stay healthy, well • Fayetteville Fire Department receives grant for Summer Teen Certification and Fire Academy • Cape Fear Regional Theatre: Change in the air • Yoga and meditation popular in Fayetteville area • Gilbert Theater announces next season’s lineup • Mostley Crüe joins Rock'n On The River line up • Unleash your inner geek at Fayetteville's Nerd Market • Karen Chandler Trust Beach Music Festival raises money for those fighting cancer • FTCC announces graduation commencement ceremonies • Lori's Ace Hardware BBQ Battle: Shared commitments, family, business, community • Dr. Sarah Taber to run for NC Commissioner of Agriculture • Early voting for Republican 2nd primary election open to May 11 • Cape Fear Studios presents "The Mug" exhibit • Up and Coming Weekly's Summer movie preview • KidsPeace presents 4th annual Gallery of Hope • Hope Mills Chamber to host Community Health fair • AsONE Prayer Walk: Calling all prayer warriors in Fayetteville • Police Foundation hosts annual ball • Local businesses celebrate Mother's Day • Indulge in the regal delights of a Bridgerton Tea Party • Next Generation Summit offers opportunity to learn, network • FTCC to offer food truck business certificate for fall • FSO wraps up stellar season with the Maestro of Trombone • Everything old is new again at Vinyl Record Show • Fayetteville Chamber to host Peter Marksteiner for speaker series • Celebrate Star Wars Day & Cinco de Mayo with great local events • In Full Bloom: The 42nd Annual Fayetteville Dogwood Festival • Cape Fear Regional Theatre closes out with Sister Act • Enjoy the Kentucky Derby, North Carolina style • Living Water Music Festival: A celebration of community • NC SciFest: Seed Balls and Wildflowers — It's Grow Time • Little River Band heads to the Crown Theatre • Wine & Design's new location takes workshops to another level • NC SciFest: Test puzzle skills at the Going Nuclear Escape Room • Gear up for the ultimate cycling showdown • Dirtbag Ales and Heckler Brewing celebrate beer May 3 to 5 • Sustainable Sandhills brings First Ever Earth Day Celebration to Fayetteville • Celebrate Piano Day at Fayetteville State University • "Ivories" ends spectacular season for Gilbert Theater • NC SciFest: Balloon powered vehicles and how they move • FTCC offers program in database management • Methodist University wins Military Friendly gold medal ranking • Sweet Tea Shakespeare performs "Everybody" • Fun ways to celebrate Earth Day • Passover is historic celebration of freedom • Deployed Love celebrates military children • Child Advocacy Center's Ultimate Lip Sync Showdown • The Harlem Globetrotters tour coming to Fayetteville • Lacey Crime: From mainly Cookies to mostly murals • Club welcomes Skye Linkous and Ann Marie Chao as co-directors of the Fury Futures Program • Kruger Brothers, FSO unite to celebrate “Music of Appalachia” • United Way’s Over The Edge Fundraiser takes people "Over the Edge" ... Literally • Prima Elements celebrates 10 years • 40th Annual Crime Stopper BBQ to be held April 26 • Ruth Pauley Lecture Series: NASA and the Cosmos • North Carolina SciFest comes to Fayetteville State University • City Market at the Museum welcomes Spring season • FTCC Foundation invests in students’ futures • Flawless Touch Detailing celebrates new location • Local pub’s annual poker run celebrates two firsts • Unique Easter traditions from around the globe • Gallery 208: Beyond Surface: Abstractions by Kellie Perkins • Juneteenth Jubilee announces headliners • Eight tips for dyeing Easter Eggs • FTCC showcases its Chefs to Soldiers program • Kindah Temple No. 62 hosts annual Spring Ceremonial • Dogwood Festival celebrates 42 years • CFRT: The Play That Goes Wrong...Again • The African American Heritage Trail brings visitors into the rich African American heritage of Fayetteville • Let's Walk It Out: Breaking the silence on veteran suicide • VFW post 670 to host Vietnam Veterans Luncheon • Veterans Empowering Veterans 1st Annual Craft Fair • Gilbert Theater features the newest production: Assassins • 10th Annual Power and Water Expo hosted by PWC, March 22 • Uncover the best Fayetteville Easter events for a Hoppy Holiday • Floyd Properties builds dream homes in FIVE STAR locations • Funeral Services at FTCC: Unique program celebrates 50 years • The Future Rich Aunties Business Conference • FSU hosts 2nd Annual International Music Festival • Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra, Youth Orchestra perform together • Fort Liberty to hold Easter Sunrise Service, March 31 • Celebrating Easter: Sunrise services, special church gatherings • BraveNation Powwow and Gathering • Soldiers compete in Philip A. Connelly Awards • The magical journey unveiled: New Fire Theatre’s production of Puffs • Try a new meat and potatoes dish this St. Patrick's Day • Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Fay • Unveiling cinematic gems: A look at the Best Picture Oscar nominees • Cape Fear Studios and Gallery presents Cabin Fever 2024 • New Independent Conservative PAC Aims to Improve Leadership in Fayetteville, School Board Races • Unleashing the thunder: exploring the sounds of brass and percussion • The Goodness Tour comes to the Crown Theatre • 82nd Sustainment Brigade competes in 56th Philip A. Connelly culinary competition • FSO presents Year of the Dragon • Women's Business Center of Fayetteville celebrates #HERWEEK • Losing great poets: Remembering Fred Chappell • “It’s all Greek to me": Fun idioms and turns of phrases • 15 years of spreading God’s love with His Outreach Worldwide • Chasing the dream, entrepreneurship with NCEED • “Vive Lafayette!” Fayetteville’s Lafayette Society • Lafayette Society's Membership Meeting • Fort Liberty Deltas' 15th Annual Big Hat Brunch • A Yellow Beanie Project takes on The Vagina Monologues • Grand Kyiv Ballet performance mirrors real life • Get ready to vote: North Carolina’s primary elections to be held March 5 • Blissful Alchemists brings together women, community • Meaningful connections: Dinner in Love • The perfect pair: Girl Scout cookies and beer unite! • Fort Liberty families find inclusivity through adaptive activities • Fayetteville's warming centers: Escape the cold • Viva La Música: An unforgettable Night in Spain fundraiser • Celebrating Black composers and artists in classical music with the FSO • Our People: The Black Influence in Contemporary Culture • Celebrate love, dance with Cape Fear Ballroom Dancers • My Bloody Valentine: Hayride of horrors awaits • Floyd Properties explores house design, valued features • CEED hosting HERPitch training in preparation for HERWeek • School system takes strides toward enhanced security with school safety grant • Fort Liberty holds active shooter drill • A Musical Journey Through Black History • A Krimson & Cream Affair: A night of elegance and history • Show your besties some love: Celebrate Galentine's Day • Super Bowl Sunday Fever: Get your football fix in Fayetteville • Greater Fayetteville Chamber presents annual awards • Timing the market: When is the best time to sell your business? • Kappa Epsilon Psi hosts 10th anniversary ball • Luxury Perfume Exchange Brunch – Camo and pink edition • Let the good times roll by celebrating Mardi Gras • 100 Professional Black men in Black • Love is in the air: Valentine's Day in Fayetteville • Celebrate Love in the Oval Ballroom: A historical wedding experience • See Frenemy, an original stage play, Feb. 3 • Celebrate cosmic connection at Cursive's monthly zodiac parties • "In the Blood": Gilbert Theater's emotional tale of race and class • Winter: Time to replenish, reflect, enjoy • Revamp your fitness routine: Exciting ways to get back into shape this New Year • A beginner's guide to figure skating this winter • Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra On Tap • Car Club presents Daddy & Daughter Dance • ASOM to host Col. (R) Gadson for lecture series • Mark Making: The art of expressive drawing • FTCC’s The Art Gallery @ The Library presents Eric McRay, “Wing & Roots” Raleigh-based Painter • Pull up Poet to be featured on Amazon Prime Video • Be Their Voice: Fayetteville Running Club fights against human trafficking with 5K • Cape Fear Regional Theatre presents Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella • Black Canvas to host a nostalgic Paint & Cocktails ‘90s party • Get your hat ready: Women of Many Hats of Fayetteville • Talent overflows at Cabin Fever Studio • "Your Future's So Bright" vision board event • Celebrate music at Carolina Country Music Awards • Find employment: Ultimate guide to Fayetteville job fairs • Floyd Properties provides support in home buying • FTCC helps students apply for scholarships • AAU Hockey game to be held at Cleland Ice Rink • Massey Hill Lions Club hosts annual Oyster Roast • Plunge into Lake Rim to support Special Olympics • Children learn sweet financial literacy at local candy store • FSO presents "A Symphony of Strings: A Collaboration with Brendan Slocumb" • Envision dreams at Vision Board Brunch • "Embracing the New" at the 31st Annual MLK Worship Service • Terry Sanford hosts 4th Annual MLK Dream Jam • Wana Navu Kava Bar celebrates one year anniversary • Air Supply comes to the Crown Coliseum • Sweet Tea Shakespeare presents The Merry Wives of Windsor • Cumberland Academy open house introduces digital education to residents • North Carolina Real Estate Investors Association to host monthly events • Grinding of the Greens celebrates thirty years • Cozy up your winter with Hygge: The Danish art of comfort, joy • New natural hair care salon to open January 6 • 100 Professional Black Women in Black take the Market House • Dry January, trend of non-alcoholic beverages • Student Learning Center at FTCC goes the extra mile • Fashion show empowers women in community • Fayetteville Fury: A team hopes for the rise of soccer in Fayetteville • Continuing the legacy of Fayetteville's "Bicycle Man" • Tips to rebound after a fun New Year's Eve • Fascinate-U Children's Museum introduces bilingual story time • Level up: Embrace the evolution of personal growth • Gates Four hosts swinging New Year's Eve Party • Museum of The Cape Fear "History To Go" boxes explore Moravian Christmas • Kwanzaa: Celebrating life, love, unity and hope • Pop, Fizz, Clink! Get ready to toast the New Year • Hidden Acres offers holiday horse camp • Christmas magic: Fayetteville residents create holiday curbside joy • Visit Cape Fear Studios' Annual Holiday Members Exhibit • Downtown Fayetteville businesses light up the city • Tasty tidbits about your Christmas eggnog drink • FTCC expands Dental Assisting Program for 2024-25 academic year • Teatime in Fayetteville: Ding Tea has arrived • Arts Council Awards $21,575 in Artist Support Grants • Build s'mores charcuterie boards at Downtown Market • Sandhills Trolley Company holds Festival of Lights Cruise • Keep It Cute Content Day, a day for creators and influencers • Asylum Ink Studio: Toys for tattoos • Totally Rad '80s Prom Gone Bad: a murder mystery • Lesser known Chanukah traditions still practiced today • Annual "Messiah" concert to be held Dec. 16 • The Special Olympics tradition • Cantata to be held at St. Joseph's Episcopal Church • Disney on Ice Presents "Magic in the Stars" • A Very Barbershop Christmas • FSO, Cumberland Choral Arts perform "Holiday Pops" concert • Get Ready for the Holidays! Your Ultimate Event Guide • Experience the magic of The Nutcracker Ballet • How business brokers determine worth • Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra presents The Snowman • Cumberland County educator named Superintendent of the Year • CFRT brings Best Christmas Pageant Ever back to the stage • A Victorian Christmas encounter at the 1897 Poe House • "Dark Side of the Moon" at FSU Planetarium • Unleash the culinary delights of Haymount Truck Stop • Toast to the Northside: The Ultimate Wine & Beer Walk Returns • FTCC offers ways for students to save on tuition • Segra Stadium hosts annual holiday event • Community Concerts presents Josh Turner • Fort Liberty holds annual Tree Lighting Ceremony • Festival of Lights held at Sweet Valley Ranch • Shop small, local this holiday season • Uncork the best wines this Thanksgiving holiday • Wreaths Across America honors veterans this holiday season • A Christmas Carol adaptation premiering at the Gilbert Theater • Streetwear store brings Market Day to downtown Fayetteville • A Dickens Holiday to remember, Nov. 24 • Cumberland Community Foundation Giving Tuesday to begin November 20 • Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra hosts Four Seasons • Arts Council to hold "Still Here, Still Native" exhibition • Fayetteville mayor, city council decided • Downtown Fayetteville dresses for the holiday season • Candlewood Suites Fort Liberty (Bragg) - Mass Timber WIN Project | WoodWorks Innovation Network • What is "ageism?" • Visiting boardinghouse memories, boardinghouse women • Data Analytics at FTCC leads to high-paying jobs • Feeding Hope: How to Spread Joy and Combat Food Insecurity During the Holiday Season • Art exhibit brings awareness to domestic violence • Lost Voices Empire presents the High School Poetry Slam • The Sip Room unveils wine tasting event • Enjoy new moon meditation at Prima Elements • This Week in Fayetteville, November 8-14, 2023 • How to reduce owner dependence when selling • Health is wealth at Integrative Health Fair • Combat Weather Airmen showcase battlefield skills • Founder of original Sunset March visits Fort Liberty • Legendary Gladys Knight takes the stage • America’s Band is set to entertain local audience • Salute to our Veterans show honors our nation’s heroes • Parks and Recreation offers family-friendly events • Come deeply with your heart: Mindfulness, self worth meditation • Voting for a change: Vote November 7 • Health Department to hold Vax Your Pet, Vax Yourself clinic • Blues is Alright Tour arrives at the Crown Theatre • Get ready to Jingle & Mingle at Holly Day Fair • Fort Liberty celebrates 27th annual 10 Miler • FTCC promotes cyber security awareness, training • New Chamber program will work to protect consumers • Exercise can help ease the effects of cancer treatment • Crime Scene Library program returns to public library • Boo-tanical Garden returns with lights, goblins, fun for all • Early voting for Municipal Elections underway • Chamber hosts the Carolina Rock n’ Boil Oyster Roast • West wins CCGC title, sets local golfing record • Habitat for Humanity Fayetteville seeks volunteers • Spooktacular: a hauntingly good time for the family • 6th Annual Dirtbag Ales Trick or Treat the Market • Bringing the All-American City Jazz Festival back to Fayetteville • No need to fear, it’s just the Zombie Walk’s 13th Year • Historic cemetery tours educate, engage • The homecoming of photographer Antoinne Duane Jones • Maxwell Night: The Trilogy Show coming to the Crown • Youth Villages presents Foster Care Fall Fest • Unmask child abuse at masquerade ball • Rock N’ On The River closes out the season • CFRT presents The Addams Family • Celebrate Halloween at the Museum of the Cape Fear • Get ready for a Spooktacular Autumn in Fayetteville • LaFayette Ford hosts Fall Festival, Oct. 14 • Doula Fair October 14th • Nosferatu 1922 meets Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra • Gates Four hosts 55th annual Cumberland County Golf Championship • Cumberland County Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Oct. 28 • Help protect finances of loved one with Alzheimer’s • Support local business at new craft fair • Superheros, zombies, and street fighters… it’s time for Fayetteville Comic Con • Elyssa cuts it at Foundations Hair Salon • South View High School Reunion: Celebrating 50 years of memories and counting • County Moving Forward with Homeless Support Center • FTCC signs partnership with innovative workforce development group • Black Barbie headlines this year’s Indigo Moon Film Fest • Comics and cosplay: The psychology of expressing oneself • FFD Hosts Women in Fire Service Day Oct. 7 • Hiatus no more, time to do the time warp again at the Gilbert Theater • Celebrate life and legacy: First Friday on Main in Spring lake • Cumberland County Library Holds 31 Days of Love Supply Drive for Shelter Pets • Themes of Joy and Transformation: Mixed Media by Deb Drew • FTCC to hold youth dental fair Oct. 21 • Early voting in Fayetteville primary begins Thursday • Home is Where the HeArt Is: Helping families achieve stability and success • German food, beer, fun available at Fort Liberty’s second annual Oktoberfest • ASOM Foundation presents the Mogadishu Mile 5K • Do your investments match your goals? • Poetry, the hidden gem of the city • Cape Fear Botanical Garden receives grant assistance from the Arts Council • Pork Butt Festival promises food, fun, and music • Golf tournament hopes to be a hole-in-one for FTCC • Drink, savor, celebrate: Pecktoberfest is back at Segra Stadium • North Carolina Home Expo: Designing Heritage • Hours extended to see Dürer to Picasso printmaking exhibit at Rosenthal Gallery • 10th Annual KidsPeace auction to be held at Botanical Gardens • Poets from across the country to compete in Fayetteville poetry slam • Cape Fear Regional Theatre Receives grant from the Arts Council • Dancing without Sin Fitness hosts Health and Fitness Cancer Awareness event • How the arts benefit academic performance • Notable Hispanic leaders, executives and entrepreneurs • LibrariCon makes big return to Cumberland County Library after short hiatus • 8 facts for National Hispanic Heritage Month • Education Matters Ep. 224 Back-to-School 2023-24 • Fayetteville Greek Festival: food, identity, culture, religion • Rock’n on the River Concert Series rolls on • Annual Public Safety Valor Awards to honor first responder • Go back in time for Regency-era ball & soiree • Local Family shares their POW/MIA Connection during Recognition Day • VFW Post 670 holds Anniversary celebration • 16th Annual Lafayette Birthday Celebration honors Revolutionary War hero • Getting it wrong in exactly the right way • Should you invest … or speculate? • Library receives grant for affordable connectivity program training • FTCC Elects New Board Members • Fayetteville, Cumberland County pools, splash pads to adjust schedules • How to help STEM students fulfill their potential • Honoring Our Heroes: The Purple Heart Foundation of North Carolina presents POW/MIA event • Rebecca Russell busy with Bee Spoke Vintage • The Ultimate Cumberland County Fair Experience is Back at the Crown Complex • Foods that help keep cholesterol in check
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