Cape Fear Regional Theatre Puts on Little Shop of Horrors Through November 16
At their temporary Owen Drive spot in Fayetteville, Cape Fear Regional Theatre has started its run of Little Shop of Horrors. Shows will go on through Nov. 16 while crews work on the construction of the upgraded main theater in Haymount. Emmy winner Tyce Diorio crafts the dance moves. On...
Cumberland County Schools celebrates October recipients of the Extra Mile and Committed Community Awards
Cumberland County Schools (CCS) proudly recognizes two exceptional individuals for their dedication and impact. CCS Technology Technician William David Starling has been honored with the Extra Mile Award for his outstanding willingness to step in and provide support beyond the scope of his regular responsibilities....
Methodist University professor wins prestigious Alex Trebek Legacy Award through the Television Academy
Dr. Sonali Kudva, Methodist University assistant professor of Communication & Media, has been selected for the Alex Trebek Legacy Award Fellowship through the Television Academy Foundation. Since 2021, the Foundation has offered fellowships in honor of the late television icon and Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek and...
Cumberland County Residents Invited to Free Trunk or Treat Event Oct. 29 at Animal...
Cumberland County Animal Services in Fayetteville, North Carolina, will hold a trunk or treat event on Wednesday, October 29, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The event will be at 4704 Corporation Drive. It is open to all residents and their pets.
GE Aerospace helps fund North Carolina program for veterans becoming aviation technicians
The organization has pledged half a million to the Manufacturing Institute's Heroes MAKE America initiative
Friends of SP Library celebrates National Friends of Libraries Week
Southern Pines Public Library and the Town of Southern Pines are celebrating the Friends of the Library during the week of Oct. 19–25, as part of the 20th annual National Friends of Libraries Week. Established in 1974, the Friends of Southern Pines Public Library is composed of community members...
Dunn Chamber invites community to their first-ever Touch-A-Truck & Treat Event
The Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce its first-ever Touch-A-Truck & Treat, taking place on Tuesday, Oct. 21, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the parking lot of the Dunn Shrine Center. This free, family-friendly event invites the community to experience an up-close look at a wide variety of vehicles...
FTCC Announces Youth Dental Fair on Nov. 1
There are few things more delightful than a child’s smile and few things sadder than a child who can’t smile because they are suffering from dental pain. Sadly, one out of every four kindergarten-aged children in North Carolina suffers from untreated tooth decay. When left untreated, tooth decay can lead to severe...
Vintage Vegan Block Party brings sustainability, soul
The historic 200 block of Franklin Street will be abuzz on Saturday, Nov. 8, for the inaugural Vintage Vegan Block Party, an autumn block party “where sustainability meets soul!”. Come downtown for a day of upcycled and thrifted fashion finds, plant-based vendors, and plenty of music, live entertainment, dancing,...
“Visionary Leadership” sometimes means saying no
The deViere Dispatch is a regular communication from Kirk deViere, offering thoughtful perspectives and timely updates on Cumberland County initiatives, decisions, and opportunities for community engagement. His insights help demystify complex issues and provide candid commentary on government, leadership, and the...

















