From outdoor concerts and festivals to art galleries and theatrical productions, Fayetteville has lots of ways to entertain you. Whether it’s a family outing or an evening with out-of-town …
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Tiny Town has big plans as family legacy continues in new location
Tiny Town recently moved into the former Stein Mart department store space in Highland Centre on Raeford Road. Michael Fleishman says he thinks his mother and father would be pleased.
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Shopping
Something for everyone. It’s a simple concept, but one that describes the retail scene in Fayetteville.
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Inadequate oversight: Lack of inspectors leaves some nursing home complaints unaddressed for months
In April 2021, Tom Benoit was so upset about his wife’s care in a New Hanover County nursing home that he called the state to file a formal complaint. His wife, who was unable to walk on her own, often waited more than an hour for someone to respond to her call light when she needed to use the bathroom. She was rarely bathed. Staff members failed to administer her medications on time, Benoit alleged.
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Standing tall and soaring high: CCS superintendent celebrates the remarkable class of 2023
Dear Class of 2023: We are excited to celebrate with each of you — all 3,500 of you — as you walk across the stage and blaze a new path in pursuit of your postsecondary goals. Graduating from high school is an extraordinary accomplishment that marks a significant milestone in your life.
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A celebration of freedom
Two and a half years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation there remained enslaved people in the United States. Freedom finally came on June 19, 1865, when some 2,000 Union troops arrived in Galveston Bay. The Army announced that the more than 250,000 enslaved Black people in the state were free by executive decree.
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Man, woman sought for questioning in shooting death on Trumilla Drive
A man and a woman are wanted for questioning in the shooting death of a woman on Trumilla Drive on Sunday, according to the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office. The shooting was reported in the 4600 block of Trumilla Drive, according to a news release.
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Her health insurer delayed her MRI – as the cancer spread
Kathleen Valentini was 47 when she first noticed a nagging pain in her hip. The Waxhaw mom tried physical therapy, but her pain just got worse. Her doctor ordered an MRI to find out what was going on, according to court documents and Kathleen’s husband, Val Valentini.
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Civic leader to deliver FTCC commencement speech
Fayetteville Technical Community College announced that Tammy Thurman will be the keynote speaker for the school’s 61st annual commencement.
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Fair skies ahead
It’s the last year for the Fort Bragg Fair.But don’t worry: Only the name will change.The Army post will host one more fair with Bragg-ing rights.
