Column: All Aboard for the Cumberland County Fair
The annual event at the Crown Complex opens a 10-day run on Friday with a theme of “The Agricultural Express.” Here’s a rundown of what to expect.
Column: Get Ready for Turkey Leg Season in Fayetteville
The September issue of CityView magazine explores fall events, including a preview of the International Folk Festival and details on other outdoor festivals and parties.
Column: Beyond the Sequins Was a Heart Larger Than Tennessee
Cumberland County residents mourn the loss of beloved country singer, Dolly Parton, and remember her legacy.
Column: Former Commissioner Remembered for His Dedication to Hope Mills
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including today’s service for Jerry Legge, tonight’s Unity Banquet featuring MLK’s nephew, and Sunday’s celebration of America’s 250th at the Crown.
Column: 6 Books To Help Thrive During the New School Year
Summer is over for Cumberland County students. Reading is a good way to help them focus on the new school year and ease back into it.
Column: Long-Awaited Stoplight, Safety Measures Coming to Perilous Intersection
The project will bring a new traffic light to Northview Drive and Morganton Road, and a cul-de-sac to close Dundee Road access to the intersection.
Column: State of the Community Educates on Where We Are, What’s Ahead
The Greater Fayetteville Chamber’s annual event is scheduled for 11 a.m. on Tuesday at the Crown Expo Center.
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Column: Fayetteville Dogwood Festival Buoyed by New Board, $30,000 Grant
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including water upgrades for Gray’s Creek, a new Spring Lake town manager, and the end of the Belmont House on Haymount Hill.
Column: Education as a Bridge to the Future
Celebrating 2 educators whose journeys began in different corners of Latin America but whose commitment to children found a shared home in Fayetteville.
Column: Greek Community Gearing Up for Annual Festival at Beloved Church
The Fayetteville Greek Festival is scheduled September 12-13 at Saints Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church on Oakridge Avenue.
Column: We’re Learning About Data Centers, But Work Remains
Former state Rep. John Szoka and Advanced Internet Technologies founder Clarence Briggs offer insights on the pros and cons of what could be ahead for Fayetteville and Cumberland County.
Column: Decorum, Respect, and Manners Matter in Data Center Debate
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including minding manners at Fayetteville City Hall and a barbecue fundraiser for Special Olympics North Carolina.
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