Good morning, Fayetteville.

Floral Oasis, a new flower shop in Downtown Fayetteville, aims to enhance community engagement and creativity through unique floral experiences and workshops since its opening in November 2024.

Earl Capps, remembered for his dedication to Galatia Presbyterian Church and his significant contributions to building over 350 Putt-Putt Golf Courses nationwide, is celebrated for a humble life devoted to faith, family, and community service.

United Way of Cumberland County moved to a new downtown location to more effectively support community nonprofits and continue their mission of enhancing the quality of life for all citizens.

The 'This Is My Father’s World' Women’s Conference, aimed at fostering spiritual connections and resilience through storytelling and fellowship, will take place at Gardner’s Methodist Church.

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Charles Anthony Pittman for setting fire to Fayetteville’s Market House during a 2020 protest.

The Cape Fear Valley Scottish Clans honors the area's Scottish heritage with an annual Burns Night event, showcasing traditional festivities and Scottish cuisine on January 25 at Gates Four Country Club.

The Physical Therapist Assistant Program at Fayetteville Technical Community College is preparing students to meet the increasing demand for PTAs, driven by an aging population and rising chronic conditions.

Fayetteville is initiating the search for a new police chief after Chief Kemberle Braden announced retirement, using Developmental Associates to find a successor who will continue the city's decreasing crime trend.

Fayetteville's longest-tenured high school basketball coaches discuss significant changes in the sport, including the evolution of three-point shooting, player mobility forming 'super teams', and shifts in school loyalty affecting community rivalries.

The All-American Fencing Academy in Fayetteville successfully hosted a significant tournament with two local fencers going undefeated across various youth categories.

The Seed and The Sower Exhibit Opening Reception (The Arts Council of Fayetteville)

The Seed & the Sower is a showcase about the strength of connectivity found in black female, familial relationships. This event is FREE and open to the public!

Vision Board Pop-up Shop Event

A creative daytime event featuring local vendors offering items for creating vision boards, aimed at inspiring attendees to manifest their goals.

Hills & Thrills ATV Express Tour

Experience a 30-minute guided ATV tour through the diverse terrain of Sweet Valley Ranch, featuring wetlands and grassy areas with safety instructions provided.

NA Meetings at Never Alone Inc Clubhouse

Weekly open meetings focused on discussion and literature for individuals seeking support in recovery.

Night to Shine 2025 - A Prom Night for Special Needs

Night to Shine is an inclusive prom night for individuals with special needs, featuring dinner, dancing, and individualized support from 'Buddies' for an unforgettable experience.

The Showdown: Community Dance Competition

The Showdown is a vibrant dance competition featuring line dancing and country swing events for various skill levels, aimed at fostering community spirit and connection among dancers.

The Ultimate Super Bowl Watch Party

Experience an exciting Super Bowl watch party featuring delicious food, drinks, prizes, and a prime viewing experience.

2025 Vision Board Event

This event offers participants an opportunity to create vision boards aimed at manifesting their goals and aspirations for the year 2025.