After 24 years of owning and operating Fayetteville’s iconic CAMEO Art House Theatre, Nasim and Chris Kuenzel have announced their retirement. The theater will be available for new ownership at the ...

Since 2008, when I began my bi-vocational career as a college communication instructor and youth pastor, I have taught and counseled thousands of Gen Z’ers (born between 1997 and 2012). I am also ...

One of the most predictable crises of modern times is the implosion of America’s federal finances.The basic math is inescapable. As recently as 2008, total federal debt held by the public was less ...

The Friends of Skateparks Foundation with PortCity Reggae Concert and Promotion presents the One People Reggae and Arts Festival at Festival Park, 345 Ray Street, on Saturday, Oct. 12. The event ...

Oct. 4 is sure to be a magical day at Givens Performing Arts Center as Mike Super brings his mix of magic, comedy, and showmanship to the stage. Mike has been astonishing audiences all over the ...

Social media used to be for college students, but now, there are kids under the age of 10 making millions of dollars. During the pandemic, it was a source of entertainment and connection at a time ...

Health and Wellness Vendors Invited to Participate in 2024 Cumberland County Employee Wellness FairCumberland County Wellness Services is seeking health and wellness-related vendors to participate in ...

The Mission Behind Indigo Moon Film FestGroundSwell Pictures, co-founded by Jan Johnson and Pat Wright, proudly established the Indigo Moon Film Fest with a clear mission: to engage, uplift, and ...

Animal lovers – join Fayetteville Animal Protection Society's 11th Annual Woofstock on Oct. 4th, from 6 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., at the picturesque Cape Fear Botanical Garden, 536 N Eastern Blvd. You do ...

We are thrilled to announce the return of the Dining Guide! This will be a monthly feature that shines a spotlight on a different location in the Fayetteville area each month. For this month, we are ...

It is officially Spooky Season, and Fayetteville, along with its surrounding areas, offers a wide array of festive activities that promise to keep everyone entertained. From haunted houses to pumpkin ...

Campers know that sites tend to fill up early. Because of that, you need to be a meticulous planner. If you’re an inexperienced camper or you tend to let days unfold in less regimented ways, it can be ...