County declares state of emergency as threat of Tropical Storm Debby looms
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners declared a state of emergency Tuesday as Tropical Storm Debby approaches.
Get ‘Yeti’ to Read with the Library
When the weather outside starts getting frightful, it’s time to find some ideas for indoor activities that will keep everyone entertained and out of trouble.
Your voice matters: shape the future of your library’s programs
Libraries have always been the heart of the community, offering a diverse range of programs serving the needs and interests of their customers. While libraries strive to provide the best possible experiences, library customers can actively participate in shaping the future of these programs. Your feedback is invaluable in guaranteeing that libraries continue to be…
Family fun day: There be pirates at Cliffdale Regional Library
Yo-ho-ho! There be pirates coming to Cliffdale Regional Library from 1 to 3 p.m. Nov. 18. There’s no need to sail into the briny deep looking for adventure because there’s something here for landlubbers and pirates of all ages. Costumes are welcome and encouraged, but ye won’t have to walk the plank if ye don’t…
Local & State History Department hosts November ancestry programs
Halloween has just passed, which heralds our arrival into the holiday season. Cumberland County has participated in holiday traditions over the years, such as the New Year’s countdown to the midnight drop of Jasper the Flea in Eastover. Stop by the Local & State History Department at your local library this holiday season to see…
November brings games, Coharie presentation to Hope Mills library
When some people think of the library, they most likely think about a quiet place filled with books. While we still appreciate a calm environment with many wonderful books that can be checked out, where everyone feels welcome, there is more to the library than books and silence. The library can be a place of…
Crime Scene Library returns to library in October
Our popular culture seems to be obsessed with crime. People are apparently fascinated by crime content of all kinds: through TV, movies, podcasts and books. Crime horrifies us, but that doesn’t stop us from wanting to know the twisted, sensational details.
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Under no-camping ordinance, homeless people shifted around, facing uncertainty
Mixed signals and confusion over enforcement of Fayetteville’s no-camping ordinance have some in the city’s homeless community decrying the lack of response to their plight.
Headquarters Library temporarily closing
The Cumberland County Headquarters Library at 300 Maiden Lane will be closed Wednesday through Sunday so that library staff can rearrange several of its collections.
Business Notebook: Cape Fear Valley Health announces leadership changes
Three changes among Cape Fear Valley Health’s leadership team were recently announced. Chris Tart was named the new president of Hoke Hospital in August. Tart was previously president of Highsmith-Rainey Specialty Hospital.
Headquarters Library’s second floor offers all ages a place to explore and expand
Children’s laughter. Dancing feet. Spinning gears. Tapping blocks. A child’s emotional appeal to stay “just a few more minutes.” These hallmarks of play are the soundtrack of the reimagined second floor at Cumberland County’s Headquarters Library in downtown Fayetteville.
Ready, set, learn for students @ the library
With a new school year starting last week, parents and students may be wondering what more they can do to ensure academic success. Cumberland County Public Library is here to help you and your child reach academic goals and fulfill needs for the 2023-24 school year.
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