Robots don't fix themselves. Automated production lines need skilled hands, sharp minds, and people who understand the ...

When it’s time to have surgery, the last thing you want is a long drive to get there and back. But for many rural Americans, ...

The Tau Epsilon Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, proudly invites the community to participate in the 2nd ...

A Fayetteville and Fort Bragg Favorite for over forty years is back again. The Fort Bragg Fair opens on April 29 at 5 p.m. at ...

On Friday, April 24, Fayetteville’s creative community will gather for an evening that blends art, atmosphere, and connection ...

There’s something special about stepping into a local bookstore—the creak of the floors, the scent of paper and possibility, ...

The mist will soon rise over the Crown Theatre stage as the World Ballet Company prepares to bring the most iconic love story ...

For 44 years, the Fayetteville Dogwood Festival stood as one of our community’s most cherished traditions—an event that ...

April 6, 2026 First Sergeant Wilson, a resilient patriot, devoted father, and honored veteran, passed away peacefully on ...

I’m a huge fan of “next.” When new technology shows up, I’m quick to learn it, test it, and imagine what it might become.

The year the United States came to be was an interesting time to be alive, particularly for those living in colonial America.

Each spring, as Fayetteville joins communities across North Carolina in celebrating science, one event continues to stand out ...