Column: I’m Disengaging a Bit from Politics This Summer. Join Me
Columnist Tim White shares his aversion to political partisanship and recommends taking a break from politics to enjoy the summertime.
Top 32 Things to Do This Month in Fayetteville
Experience Juneteenth events and PrideFest, as well as sports games, outdoor adventures, and more.
Here’s a Guide to Fayetteville’s Pools, Splash Pads
The Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks & Recreation opened its pools and splash pads for the 2026 season in May. Find out how to make the most out of your visit.
CityView’s June Magazine Highlights Fun Summer Activities
“The Summer Issue” helps you swim through the season, highlighting the county’s public pools, splash pads, aquatic programs, as well as other fun summer activities.
Column: 6 Good Books to Read About Home and Garden
Columnist Diane Parfitt recommends books ideal to read in your home’s garden by Penelope Lively, Rhonda McKnight, and more.
Column: Meet the Latina Fitness Instructor Helping People Reconnect
Andrea Jeffcoat helps people return to the home that lives within them through her classes at Polaris Wellness Hub.
Columna: Conozca a La Entrenadora Latina Que Ayuda a Las Personas a Reencontrarse
Andrea Jeffcoat ayuda a las personas a regresar al hogar que las habita a través de sus clases en Polaris Wellness Hub.
More Magazine Coverage
Photos: Thousands Enjoy Dogwood Festival in Downtown Fayetteville
Organizer, city leaders call the event a success as City Council approves $75,000 to steady Dogwood’s finances.
Column: Musings of a Mortifying Mother
With Mother’s Day in mind, columnist Claire Mullen reflects on when she started becoming a mortifying mother in the eyes of her daughter.
A New Market Run by Military Family Set to Open in Haymount
Inside a historic Haymount home, the Benander family is building something to stay, selling candles, plants, home goods, and more. The Market aims to have a soft opening in mid-May.
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.
Meet the Black Women Reclaiming the Soil in Fayetteville
Local nonprofit owner Angela A. Tatum has ushered in a new era of Black women homesteaders.
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