The 2025-26 Season at Cape Fear Regional Theatre is sure to be exciting, filled with shows that will be familiar to some audience members and new to others. The theatre will continue to welcome ...

Get ready for a musical journey like no other with the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra's thrilling 2025-2026 season!A Blast from the Past: Total Eclipse of the Chart: Music of the '80sThe season kicks ...

Sweet Tea Shakespeare is ready to bring the classics to the community with their 2025-26 season. It all begins with Romeo and Juliet on Sept. 18 at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church.  The production will ...

On Friday, July 18, many voters in Fayetteville were shocked and some very agitated to learn that Mayor Mitch Colvin, who had previously announced on June 12 that he would not seek reelection, filed ...

Aug. 14, hundreds of volunteers will gather at 1960 Coliseum Drive, Suite 107 for one of Cumberland County’s most impactful community service initiatives: the Annual Meal Packing Event presented by ...

On a quiet corner of South Blount Street in Fayetteville, a house whispers stories of elegance and resilience. Built in 1902, the E.E. Smith House captures the beauty of the Queen Anne architectural ...

Fayetteville is about to experience a whole new level of fun with the arrival of Group Therapy Pub & Playground. Known for transforming ordinary days into extraordinary adventures, this eatertainment ...

Up & Coming Weekly has a long tradition of winning awards for story writing, graphic design, and photography, and we are excited to continue that tradition through 2025. UCW writer Anna White has been ...

Hope Mills Town Commissioners tiptoed way out on a limb earlier this month. They voted 3 to 2 to establish staggered 4-year-terms for board members, beginning with this fall’s election cycle. The vote ...

St. Francis of Assisi The Sons of the Savior Motorcycle Ministry of Fayetteville is hosting the Christmas in July Toy Run to benefit the Salvation Army of Fayetteville Angel Tree Program and ...

A new show at the Arts Council of Fayetteville | Cumberland County is offering a deeply personal reflection on vulnerability, strength, and transformation. Artist Natalia Perez-Lozano created Where ...

Leadership and integrity are two of the most essential qualities needed to move Fayetteville forward in the 21st century. Unfortunately, they are also two qualities our community continues to lack.