Stars Keep Shining as CFRT Launches New Season
A new season is kicking off at Cape Fear Regional Theatre with Bright Star, an authentically North Carolinian musical full of hope, love, and banjo, and a sweeping story of love, loss, and redemption.
Taking Stock
Every quarter, FSU economist Jeremy Jackson turns Federal Reserve data into clear, forward-looking reports on Fayetteville’s economy—tracking wages, housing, and unemployment to help residents, businesses, and policymakers plan for what’s next.
International Folk Festival
Fayetteville’s International Folk Festival celebrates global cultures through music, food, art, community, unity, and tradition.
Local artists shine in Fayetteville’s Public Works Community Art Exhibition
Michael Marcotte never dreamed he’d win a first-place award in an art show. After all, he hadn’t drawn or painted anything in over 20 years. But when knee surgery sidelined him a few years ago, he picked up some colored pencils and started drawing. His fiancée, Tiffany Skimmiehorn, believed in his talent even when he…
Groundbreaking Alliance
This is a story about a historically Black university redefining what academic-military partnership can look like — and producing the next generation of national security technologists in the process.
Art for All
The Arts Council is moving its annual art installation from early July to October 5, escaping the mid-summer heat and following on the heels of the city’s annual International Folk Festival at the end of September.
How Artists Don’t Starve
When an artist applies for a grant—and if they’re awarded it—they generally receive funding from whatever supporting organization they’ve applied to, and are left to their own devices to fulfill a goal they laid out in their application. The artist is expected to know the ins-and-outs of the application process; to know what makes a…


