ROTR Beggars Banquet (Rolling Stones) was held on Aug. 18 at Campbellton Landing.
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Back to School Bash
The Back to School Bash, hosted by “The Link” of Fayetteville, was held on Aug. 9 at Hope Mills Municipal Park.
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A first look at design for new Crown Event Center
Cumberland County officials and representatives of EwingCole, a national architectural design firm, revealed the design schematics for the proposed Crown Event Center, a theater and entertainment facility planned for downtown Fayetteville, at Monday’s meeting of the county commissioners.
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FTCC board elects officers, welcomes new member
The Fayetteville Technical Community College board of trustees elected officers and welcomed a new trustee on Monday. William L. Hedgepeth II was elected board chair.
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A letter from Rachel Townsend
Fayetteville, North Carolina, is more than a city; it is a mindset summed up in two simple words: “Can do.” Through the years, Fayetteville has been recognized as a city of strength, …
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Mystery Dinner Theater
Westminster Presbyterian Church held its Mystery Dinner Theater on Aug. 12.
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FTCC, Robeson Community College sign regional partnership agreement
Fayetteville Technical Community College has signed a strategic regional partnership agreement with Robeson Community College that will provide RCC students with the opportunity to train in dental hygiene, dental assisting and funeral service programs at FTCC.
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Meet me at the fair: Cumberland tradition returns Sept. 1
Judy Garland sang it best in “Meet Me in St. Louis.” There’s something special about the fair that gives you permission to have a laugh or indulge in cotton candy.
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Fuel for school: Snack options for kids returning to the books
Snack options satisfy children’s hunger without sacrificing nutrition. Schoolkids need brain power and high energy. And they’re not likely to succeed when they’re hungry.
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FTCC adds hybrid-electric automotives class
Fayetteville Technical Community College students can access the latest technology as the automotive systems technology program gets plugged in to electric vehicle maintenance and repair.