A Bold Vision Returns Pro Basketball to Fayetteville
The Fayetteville Liberty tipped off its inaugural season on March 6 at Crown Arena. Here’s a guide on what to expect.
A Man and His Macaw: The Unlikely Duo Who Became Local Celebrities
Robert Lints brought Macy the Macaw home in 1991. Thirty-five years later, the colorful pair are mainstays in the Fayetteville community.
Fayetteville Area Habitat for Humanity Gives Back to Local Veteran and Volunteer
Phyllis McCroskey served her country and her community. When her home needed critical repairs, the Fayetteville chapter of the charitable organization stepped in to help.
Here’s a Look at Holiday Light Shows in Fayetteville
Throughout Fayetteville, spectacular holiday light displays offer beauty and community connection through the holiday season.
Road to recovery with Cape Fear Valley Health’s Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Services
Cape Fear Valley Health’s Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Services give patients a new lease on life as they recover from lifesaving heart procedures
Carver’s Falls: A waterfall you can only see from above
The largest waterfall between North Carolina’s foothills and the ocean sits just outside of Fayetteville. The only easy way most people can get a good look at it? From a zip line.
Sweet Valley Ranch opens its doors to overnight guests
From its popular Dinosaur World attraction to its Backwoods Terror Ranch, the co-owners, Fred and Anita Surgeon, now offer cozy cabins to enjoy the approaching fall weather
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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson focuses on family during Fayetteville visit
The first Black woman on the U.S. Supreme Court appeared at Fayetteville State University on Thursday
Fayetteville’s Indigo Moon Film Festival canceled, hopes to come back next year
Rising costs, declining revenue, and leadership transition challenges put annual eclectic movies event on pause
Umoja Festival returned for its 33rd year in late August, celebrating Black and African American culture, arts and history
Since the late 1980s, with unity as its driving force, the Umoja Group have left their mark on the city through its festival, the Wall of Honor, local scholarships and more.
Thousands of titles, one community-powered mission: turning used books into real support for library programs
The Friends of the Cumberland County Public Library’s Book Sale is back this month for its second-to-last book sale of the year. Mark your calendars for the week of Aug. 11.
How a military family’s design journey turned into a local interior design business
For Lisa Faye Medina, interior designer behind Wildfire Restoration and a military spouse, creating beautiful, functional spaces isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about healing, hope and helping families find their footing in a never-changing world.
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