Column: Mothers Always Are There. Cherish and Forever Remember Them
Today is Mother’s Day, a time for appreciating the one in your life. For some, it’s also a day to remember mothers who have passed on.
Column: Fayetteville Native Chip Beck Takes His Place in N.C. Sports Hall of Fame
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including FTCC’s new building trades center, Kirk deViere honored as Airborne Ambassador, and NAIA tournament coming to Fayetteville.
Column: Here’s the Case for Growing Community Through Civic Engagement
Columnist Tim White writes about how gardening isn’t the only way to grow community. And the alternate way may be more rewarding.
Column: Wife of Slain Green Beret Husband to Remain Behind Bars
An attorney for Shana Cloud asked a judge to grant her bond. She’s remained in the Cumberland County Detention Center since she was arrested and charged with killing her husband, Clint Bonnell.
Column: Judy Dawkins Lives Her Life With Purpose and No Plans to Change
There’s little wonder why family members call Judy Dawkins, an 85-year-old church deacon, longtime volunteer, and civic activist, the Energizer Bunny.
Column: City Awards $75,000 to Financially Strapped Fayetteville Dogwood Festival
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including Methodist University graduation, Cape Fear’s upcoming theater season, and an equipment donation to FTCC.
Column: Latina, Veteran Business Owner Brings Meaning and Renewal to Events
Claudia Zamora reflects on the impact of Karoll Echeverri Kuri’s balloon and event decor business Meraki Creative Agency.
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Columna: Una Empresaria Latina Y Veterana Del Ejército Aporta Significado a Los Eventos
Claudia Zamora reflexiona sobre el impacto de Meraki Creative Agency, el negocio de decoración con globos y eventos de Karoll Echeverri Kuri.
Column: Cumberland Community Foundation Board Alumni Celebrate 46 Years
A homecoming of sorts for some of the integral leaders of the philanthropic nonprofit investing in Fayetteville since 1980.
Column: A Cat With 2 Names, Green Eyes, and a Curious Nature. She Was Loved
Bill Kirby Jr. reflects on the little kitten from next door that meowed her way into his life and the bond they built over seven years.
Column: Steel Yourself for Cape Fear Regional Theatre’s Topping Off Ceremony
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including a ‘Child Abuse Prevention Walk,’ Crime Stoppers BBQ benefit, and a ‘Denim Day Luncheon.’
Column: AI—Artificial Intelligence or Accidental Idiocy?
Columnist Claire Mullen reflects on the uses of AI in everyday life.
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