Column: Hope Mills Hikes Taxes, Won’t Renew Contract for Town Manager
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including Cape Fear Valley Health layoffs, the governor looks at healthcare affordability, and raccoons.
Column: Mike Nagowski Leaves Lasting Impact on Fayetteville and Beyond
The healthcare leader steps aside after more than 18 years as CEO of Cape Fear Valley Health, leaving a legacy of people, philanthropy, facilities, and partnerships.
Column: Here Are 6 Books to Read This Summer
Columnist Diane Parfitt recommends books perfect to read during summer break, including novels by Emma Straub, Caro Claire Burke, and more.
Column: Longtime Insurance Executive a Calm and Assuring ‘Neighbor’ in Every Storm
Ed Miller owned the State Farm agency in Fayetteville for 57 years and treated people with kindness, respect, and assurance that tomorrow would be a better day.
Column: There’s No Blueprint or Template for a Father’s Love
On this Father’s Day, remember that not every father is perfect. But if your father is perfect for you, then nothing else matters.
Column: Sixth Methodist University President a Sound Choice
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including a possible tax hike in Hope Mills, a new home for Greater Fayetteville Chamber, and a DMV office at Fort Bragg.
Column: Meet the Gym Founder Whose Story’s About More than an Athletic Feat
Yeniz Parton’s lived experience reminds us that wellness is a daily practice in resilience, humanity, awareness, and love.
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Columna: Conozca a La Fundadora De Un Gimnasio Cuya Historia Es Más Que Una Hazaña Atlética
La vivencia de Yeniz Parton nos recuerda que el bienestar es una práctica diaria en resiliencia, humanidad, conciencia y amor.
Column: Festival Park to Come Alive with Fayetteville’s Juneteenth Jubilee
Cool Spring Downtown District organizers expect more than 20,000 to attend the fifth annual event, which features recording artist Kirby.
Column: Hope Mills Police Plead for Funding, Even If It Means a Tax Increase
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including budget talks in Hope Mills and Spring Lake, an Arts Council grant to help seniors, and FSU appointments.
Column: Stories of Summer Side Hustles
Columnist Claire Mullen writes about how different babysitting was in the 1990s and how her husband’s waiter job led to sweet tea spills and broken wine corks.
Column: A Devastating Diagnosis for N.C. State Trooper and His Wife
The couple leaned into their faith and relied on Cape Fear Valley Cancer Center to beat cancer. They shared their story as part of Cancer Survivors Day.
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