The historic 200 block of Franklin Street will be abuzz on Saturday, Nov. 8, for the inaugural Vintage Vegan Block Party, an autumn block party “where sustainability meets soul!” Come downtown for a ...

It may not be time to break out the tinsel and belt out the carols, but it’s certainly time to start checking off people on the gift list. Join the Junior League of Fayetteville for the 58th Annual ...

Cumberland County is home to 86 public schools, with 27 of them classified as low-performing by the State Board of Education. While an impressive 78% of our schools have met or exceeded the growth ...

Standing in front of the soon-to-be completed, state-of-the-art Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine building on Oct. 17, Methodist University President Stanley T. Wearden, ...

Fayetteville recently unveiled a monument to the first female mayor of our city, Beth Finch. The unveiling of the Mayor Beth Finch Monument took place on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 10 a.m. at the Mayor ...

Fall in southeastern North Carolina never looked—or tasted—so good. On Saturday, Oct. 25, the Cape Fear Haunted Wine Run 5K will once again bring together runners, walkers, wine lovers, and Halloween ...

Whether you are an expert in folk music or if you can’t tell a banjo from a mandolin, a new biography, Doc Watson: A Life in Music, by Eddie Huffman, will draw you in. Along the way, you’ll discover ...

Spooky season is here, and with it, a slew of fantastic Halloween-themed functions is on offer to the Fayetteville community. Each year, Dirtbag Ales Brewery has secured its spot as a tried and true ...

Fayetteville is a community of hellos and goodbyes. With our deep ties to the military, we are adept at wishing our friends well as they travel to the next duty station and welcoming new members for ...

Like the ebb and flow of ocean waves, the Cumberland Choral Arts has seen varied levels of membership over the years. This year has seen a tsunami of interest and activity. As the group prepares for ...

Three students from E.E. Smith High School died last week when the car they were riding in ran off the road on Rosehill Road, Fayetteville police said. The fourth passenger, the driver, was airlifted ...

Get ready to rise from the grave and shuffle your way to downtown Fayetteville. The undead are back and hungrier than ever! The 15th Annual Zombie Walk returns on Friday, Oct. 24, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.