Giving thanks to those who give selflessly to our city
This “Giving Issue” marks an important nationwide and global initiative celebrated on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving: GivingTuesday. It is a movement that encourages practicing radical generosity by giving back to the community.
A place to belong
With the power of community and self-expression on the call sheet, FSU Associate Professor Jeremy Fiebig highlights the impact art has had in Fayetteville, both in and out of the classroom.
Literature with a twist of Dickens
The following are some contemporary novels “in the style of Dickens.” Check them out and get in just the right mood for “A Dickens Holiday” on Friday, Nov. 29, in downtown Fayetteville.
A child’s Thanksgiving survival guide
My mother’s family always gathered at my grandparents’ house for Thanksgiving dinner. As much as I enjoyed spending time with my relatives, I discovered that I would enjoy them more if I appreciated each moment.
Building a legacy
Linda and Ralph Huff will be honored at CityView’s Power of Giving Community Impact Awards presented by PWC event, to be held in February 2025.
Developing a better Fayetteville
Emily Ruth Perry, director of operations at Operation Inasmuch, has grown from affliction and spiritual solitude to becoming a leading lady in neighborhood development and assisting the unhoused community
Leading with love
Family, service, and love are the guiding principles that keep Antonio Jones inspired to pursue his career in the “people business.”
More November 2024 Coverage
A labor of love
One community mainstay, Gallberry Farm, strives to provide wholesome autumn fun for the whole family, offering a wide variety of seasonal attractions from mid-September through the end of October each year.
Hope and healing
Retired U.S. Army Command Sgt. Maj. Joe Allen, shares his experiences with combating prostate cancer following 37 years of honored service to the U.S. Army.
Giving and gratitude
Gratitude and giving are powerful tools — use them. Once a year, once a month, once a day, whatever it is. Even when you feel like you have nothing, don’t let the darkness cloud your mind. Let the light in and remember that you do have many things to be thankful for.
The To-Do List
Here are just some of the things happening in and around Fayetteville this month. Scan the code with your phone for more events, additional information and to post your event on our website. Events are subject to change. Check before attending.
A berry important debate
Before I decided to pose this query to my Facebook friends, I had no idea how impassioned people could become about cranberries and the various forms they may take in the way of Thanksgiving dishes.
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