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19480
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Darrin Sirois, a retiring soldier, is taking his passion for knives and turning it into carefully honed business. Sirois excels at making weapons, many featuring custom handles for collectors.
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The CARE Clinic in Fayetteville runs almost exclusively on the power of volunteers. Conceived by doctors Richard Barbaro, Skip Whitman and Charles Hoffman, and attorney Don DeCort, the CARE Clinic opened its doors in 1993 through the work and assistance of Catholic Social Ministries, and has become the target of the uninsured adult population of Cumberland County.
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19482
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Going to the beach often means sun and sand, but at Fort Fisher, visitors can walk with history at the American Civil War fort.
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The Cape Fear Botanical Garden has more than 2,000 varieties of ornamental plants and specialty beds. The 77-acre garden has blossomed into one of the finest attractions in North Carolina.
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19484
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The Child Advocacy Center in Cumberland County is celebrating 20 years of helping and healing children and families affected by child abuse.
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19485
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Fayetteville, North Carolina has a rich history of African-American contributions that span the fields of education, medicine, and music to name a few.
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20330
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Downtown Fayetteville is boasting some of the most eclectic dining experiences for those seeking to enjoy the outdoor experience.
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20331
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Long before drive-thrus and online prescription refills, pharmacies in small town America housed soda fountains, which captured customers of every socioeconomic status. But with the advent of modern amenities like drive-thru restaurants, pharmacy soda fountain business quit booming in the 1960s. However, Fayetteville still boasts two: the Bordeaux Drug Company and Masey Hill Drug Company.
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20332
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A day trip just down the road to Raleigh or Durham lends itself to a myriad of tourist attractions for all interests.
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20333
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An important part of the law enforcement of Fayetteville are the bike patrol officers, dealing with the homeless population, drug activity, traffic and crowd control.
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20334
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From the recreational cyclist to the competitive cyclist, Fayetteville offers a niche for all cycling enthusiasts in their bike-friendly community.
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22597
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The percentage of women taking over the ownership and management of family businesses has recently significantly increased, and North Carolina is no exception. From gardens and pipe supply, to lumber companies and investments, North Carolina has the third fastest growth of women-owned businesses in the country.
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22598
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Frustrated with low standards and impersonal treatment, Laura Schindler started her own physical therapy company in 2004. It has rapidly expanded with over twenty employees and 7,000 square foot facility.
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The first Dogwood Festival in Fayetteville, North Carolina was a week-long venture in 1983, when former mayor Bill Hurley asked real estate developer John Malzone to lead the efforts. With a small budget, the Festival intended to showcase the city in the springtime. Now with a budget of thousands of dollars, the Festival attracts famous musicians and performers and well as thousands of revelers each year.
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22728
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Winter sports are a $146 million dollar industry in North Carolina. Our mountains offer multiple ski areas and resorts to explore.
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