Community Gains Faster Care: Same-Day Clinic Launches Ahead of Peak Flu Season
Cape Fear Valley Health in November opened SameDay Medical, a new medical clinic that bridges the gap between primary care visits and emergency room visits.
Discover Fayetteville’s New Places to Shop and Dine During the Holidays
From shopping for gifts to eating at new restaurants, Fayetteville has welcomed 6 new businesses to enjoy for the holidays.
Fayetteville teacher becomes cancer-free at Cape Fear Valley Health
After receiving treatment for breast cancer at Cape Fear Valley Health, Nyoshi Bizzell is leading a full life
Road to recovery with Cape Fear Valley Health’s Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Services
Cape Fear Valley Health’s Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Services give patients a new lease on life as they recover from lifesaving heart procedures
Meet Cumberland County Schools’ new superintendent
Eric Bracy is a proven leader who has set his sights on growing the number of high-performing schools and enhancing student success. He started his new role on July 1, will be sworn in Aug. 5.
Don’t know where to eat in Cumberland County? Here’s a list of Fayetteville favorites
From traditional American fare to Asian cuisine and more, Fayetteville has something for everyone’s taste. Check out this roundup of local hotspots and beloved eateries
Fayetteville urban educational farm opened a farm-to-table marketplace in early July, gives back to military community
Farms Helping Families also teaches military service members transitioning into civilian life agricultural skills
More Teri Saylor Coverage
Fayetteville resident grows community garden out of ancestral land
When Sarah Faison set out to create a healing garden to forge community, promote beauty and soothe souls, she realized the person who needed healing the most was herself and discovered what home really means.
First Presbyterian Church kicks off its 225th anniversary
First Presbyterian Church kicks off its 225th anniversary and caps off 15-year effort to prepare one million meals to fight global hunger
How Fayetteville’s ‘original loc lady’ started her natural hair academy
When Airaina Griffith-Knight set out to elevate the art of natural hair styling, she didn’t know her work would have the power to transform a community
Knitting families together
After spending 20 years digging through historical records and connecting with long-lost kin, Desi L. Campbell traced the roots of his family tree all the way back to his ancestors in Africa.
Keeping the dream alive
It has been nearly 57 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on a balcony at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis. Mary Mack was a young woman then, and learned about it on a spring day April 4, 1968. “I can remember the people around me breaking down crying,” she said. “I had…
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