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44350
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"Portrait unveiled of Patricia Timmons-Goodson, the first black woman to serve on the N.C. supreme Court. Now the dean of the North Carolina Central University School of Law, Timmons-Goodson sat on the state's high court bench from 2006 to 2012.
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44392
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"Trailblazing talent for the symphony: At 22 years old, Anna Meyer became the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra's executive director." Meyer is a graduate of the University of Minnesota Twin Cities with a BA in theater. The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1956.
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44715
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Located along Hay and Hillsboro Streets near the Airborne & Special Operations Museum, this iconic oak is believed to have witnessed local history 250 years ago , when a group of patriots posted a document, The Liberty Point Resolves, opposing King George's rule.
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44714
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"The largest waterfall between North Carolina's foothills and the ocean sits just outside of Fayetteville. The only easy way most people can get a good look at it? From a zip line." In 1963, Norwood Bryan, a state legislator bought the land around the falls to preserve it.
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44713
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"With unity as its driving force, the Umoja Festival returned for its 33rd year in late August, celebrating black and African American culture, arts and history. The creators of the festival, the Umoja Group, have left their mark on the city." The Umoja Group is a Fayetteville-based educational, cultural and charitable nonprofit.
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44718
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Cumberland County ranks 74th among the states 100 counties in education. The author notes a major issue being equity in funding.
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44719
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Home to over 48,000 troops, the post by population is the largest military installation in the world.
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44720
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"When the game was on the line, Larry Miller was there for his beloved Tar Heels." A major force in UNC Chapel Hill basketball during the 1960s, Miller is noted as part of the Dean Smith basketball dynasty that began at that time. Miller died in May 2025 at age 79.
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