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"Michelle Skinner's journey to falling for baseball and making every game a hit -- no matter the score." Originally in New York with the Tri-City ValleyCats, Skinner joined the Woodpeckers one year ago. The Woodpecker initiated as a Minor League baseball team in 2017. They moved to Cumberland County in 2019.
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"A look into Cumberland County's spectacular places of prayer, blending artistry and devotion." Among the various structures discussed for this photo essay are Fayetteville's Hindu Bhavan temple, Beth Israel synagogue, St. John's Episcopal Church, Haymount United Methodist Church, and St Joseph's Episcopal Church (African American).
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"Reconstructive surgery helps patients dealing with traumatic disease or injury regain a positive outlook on body image." Dr. Leif Nordberg opened Cape Fear Valley Plastic Surgery in 2020 to serve breast cancer patients. The practice is associated with Cape Fear Valley Health System.
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"With sandy beaches, pristine nature preserves and fun in the waves for all ages, North Carolina's Crystal Coast offers convenience and proximity for a family vacation.'
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"The planetarium of Fayetteville State University undergoes a cosmic makeover that positions it to inspire students of all ages to explore the wonders of their world." The planetarium closed in 2017 and underwent a $1 million renovation..
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"As A champion of preservation and a walking encyclopedia of Fayetteville's history, Bruce Daws has pursued his passion for building on the past." Daws was named historic properties manager for Fayetteville in 1996. three of his pet projects over the years have been the Fayetteville Transportation and History Museum, the Market House and Cross Creek Cemetery.
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"With techniques that challenge the intellect, fencing offers an alternative to more traditional sports in a competition that tests problem-solving skills." Gerhard Guevarra is founder and coach of All-American Fencing Academy on Donaldson Street in Fayetteville.
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"The Little Art Box in Haymount is a way for young artists to share inspiration and find common ground in their pursuit of self-expression.' Though its not an exchange or a business, the Little Art Box is similar to the "little free libraries". the concept is to connect art with the community. Meredith Talian received a grant to create the art box in 2022.
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"As it enters its 16th year, the Field of Honor at the Airborne & Special Operations Museum has become a moving way for the Fayetteville community to pay tribute to the free and the brave." the museum is located on 100 Bragg Blvd in downtown Fayetteville. A moving display of American flags, the Field of Honor is partnership between the museum and Cool Spring Downtown District.
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In 2022, CityView was awarded the Henry Lee Weathers Freedom of Information Award for its contribution to advancing freedom of information causes.
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Chartered by the North Carolina Legislature in 1791, the Fayetteville Fire Department is one of the oldest in the state.
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Brian Thompson was elected in June 2021 to the Board of Bishops of the worldwide African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, one of 12 people who oversee the general supervision of the church. Previously, he served a 20 years as pastor of Simon Temple AME Zion Church in Fayetteville.
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"A community of vendors brings fresh products and a fresh approach to shopping at City Market at the Museum."
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Founded 1793, the entity is the oldest military unit in continuous existence in the South and the second oldest in the United States.
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Jack Britt High School graduate, Joshua Williams recently became "the first Fayetteville State player chosen for the pros since running back James Godwin went to the New York Jets in the 16th round of the 1976 draft."
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