As summer approaches in Fayetteville and Cumberland County, the stage is being set for a popular, local tradition that blends live music, community fellowship, and support for education and literacy ...

Written by J. Antoine Miner, Sr. In today’s America, the term Black fatigue has evolved far beyond its original context. Initially coined to describe the emotional weariness experienced by Black ...

Despite a century-long list of iterations and much time spent vacant and in disarray, the iconic Prince Charles Hotel is about to see yet another change that may restore it to a community classic.

A new pathway through high school, community college, and university is about to open for students of the construction trades. Fayetteville State University and Fayetteville Technical Community ...

Right now you are probably asking yourself: “Self, what would Shakespeare think about our modern-day Romeo and Juliet story of Bill Belichick and his lady love Jordon Hudson?” Shakespeare might say.

You’ve heard it as often as I have: “we don’t make things here anymore.” It reflects the widespread belief that domestic manufacturing and other goods-producing industries have cratered since the ...

Equine-assisted therapy has been recognized as a powerful tool in promoting mental and emotional healing. By building a connection with horses, participants can experience reduced anxiety, improved ...

Fort Bragg Harley-Davidson is revving up for Memorial Day weekend with its annual All-American Weekend, a high-energy celebration designed to bring together veterans, service members, and the ...

Fayetteville Young Life is thrilled to bring you a fresh take on America’s newest and favorite sport: pickleball! Join them on May 31 at 10 a.m., at Rowan Park on 725 W Rowan St. Registration begins ...

Memorial Day, May 26, marks the unofficial start of summer and the opening of all the pools at Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation Centers. Whether you're a resident or visiting, there's no ...