Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 12th of February.
Good morning, Fayetteville.
The Bad Ass Beard Contest for Autism, hosted by Cape Beard to raise funds for autism charities, welcomes participants with creative facial hair on Feb.
22 at Legends Pub.
Fayetteville's Downtown Alliance is actively seeking resident feedback on proposed paid parking program changes to address revenue deficits, emphasizing a broad community desire for a vibrant, accessible downtown.
Fayetteville Technical Community College is set to host the musical comedy 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee' featuring a mix of student and community performers.
The Cumberland County Headquarters Library received a $7,200 grant to host its 16th Annual Storytelling Festival, aiming to foster imagination, literacy, and creativity in children.
The Longleaf Pine REALTORS' annual State of the Market Real Estate Luncheon on Feb.
18 aims to provide attendees with expert insights into the 2024 market trends and 2025 projections, fostering community growth and education in North Carolina.
Electric utilities, including Duke Energy, request the EPA to relax regulations on coal ash cleanup and greenhouse gas emissions, raising concerns about public health impacts in North Carolina.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth directs the Army to rename Fort Liberty back to Fort Bragg in honor of WWII veteran Pfc.
Roland L. Bragg, with an unclear timeline and costs potentially exceeding $6 million.
Floral Candle Making Workshop at Paddy's Irish Public House
Participate in a candle-making workshop focused on floral designs, hosted by Tipsy Gardeners, with registration costing $45.
Hills & Thrills ATV Adventure Tour
Participants will embark on a 60-minute guided ATV tour across diverse terrains at Sweet Valley Ranch, including wetlands and grassy areas, with safety instruction provided.
On-Site Tour at Dogwood Manor
Explore the features and amenities of Dogwood Manor, a highly-rated senior living community offering nutritious meals and exceptional care.
Fayetteville Mac & Cheese Festival
Segra Stadium will host a Mac & Cheese Festival featuring diverse flavors, live music, and wrestling along with local vendors showcasing arts and crafts.
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