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43566
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In response to being closely considered a "news desert," Fayetteville and Cumberland County have initiated a digital news division. The latest division will add experienced journalists to the existing news team, helping to "restore accountability and transparency" in local government and trusted institutions.
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43568
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Fayetteville, NC breweries will be coming out with fall-themed beverages to welcome the upcoming seasons. Well-known brewpubs, breweries, and microbreweries like Bright Light Brewing Co., Mash House Brewing CO., Gaston Brewing CO., and Heckler Brewing CO. will have plenty of selections available to "quench your thirst."
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In January 2022, CityView Media launched CityView News Fund to help restore accountability and transparency for serving the news needs of Fayetteville and Cumberland County., as both stakeholders and researchers alike have noted that news stories of importance to the local area have often gone either underpotted and at times unreported despite their importance to residents.
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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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"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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The Arts Council of Fayetteville began with one employee, Marvin Weaver in May 1974. The Junior Service League of Fayetteville provided a $3,000 grant for its establishment. Its first major programing was "Sunday in the Square", which ran from 1974-1994. Deborah Mintz is noted as being the longest serving leader of the organization, with tenure running 2000-2019.
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"200 years later, Fayetteville to join in on the bicentennial of Lafayette's Farewell Tour next March." Over a period of 400 days and through 25 states, Lafayette made 250 stops in the Unites States. He was invited by then President James Monroe. Fayetteville has been designated at premier bicentennial site by the American Friends of Lafayette. The organization has recently been in the process of organizing a national tour celebrating the historical event. The upcoming celebration will begin Fayetteville on March 4, 2025 with a reenactment of Lafayette's horse-drawn cart arriving in Fayetteville.
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"Fayetteville's staple festival returns for its46th year with a bit of the old and a flair for the new." The festival debuted in 1978 and is the longest running multicultural festival in the region. John Malzone was one of the original creators.
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Putt-Putt Fun Center celebrates its70th anniversary this year by remembering the person who started it al in Fayetteville." Fayetteville insurance salesman Don Clayton designed what would become the first "Putt-Putt" course on Brag Boulevard in Fayetteville.
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