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Fayetteville area churches adapt amid pandemic
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Faith calendar for June 6 With so many events being canceled and public gatherings banned during the COVID-19 pandemic, churches have come up with alternative ways to worship. Here are some opportunities for you to practice your faith during this time. • First Presbyterian Church, 102 Ann St., hosts Sunday services at 11 a.m. via live stream at… → Read More
Fayetteville area churches adapt amid pandemic
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Faith calendar for May 30 With so many events being canceled and public gatherings banned during the COVID-19 pandemic, churches have come up with alternative ways to worship. Here are some opportunities for you to practice your faith during this time. • First Presbyterian Church, 102 Ann St., hosts Sunday services at 11 a.m. via live stream at… → Read More
Fayetteville area churches adapt amid pandemic
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Faith calendar for May 23 With so many events being canceled and public gatherings banned during the COVID-19 pandemic, churches have come up with alternative ways to worship. Here are some opportunities for you to practice your faith during this time. • First Presbyterian Church, 102 Ann St., hosts Sunday services at 11 a.m. via live stream at… → Read More
Need to Know for Monday, May 18
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Need to Know for May 18 1. Agriculture Hall of Fame: Nominations are being accepted for candidates to be inducted into the Cumberland County Agricultural Hall of Fame for 2020. The Cumberland County Agricultural Hall of Fame honors county residents who have made significant contributions to agriculture, home economics, youth development or rural communities. Membership… → Read More
Cape Fear People for Sunday, May 17
Air Force JROTC Unit NC-034 at E.E. Smith High School and Unit NC-032 at Terry Sanford High School have been selected as two of 79 units across the globe → Read More
Fayetteville area churches adapt amid pandemic
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Faith calendar for May 16 With so many events being canceled and public gatherings banned during the COVID-19 pandemic, churches have come up with alternative ways to worship. Here are some opportunities for you to practice your faith during this time. • First Presbyterian Church, 102 Ann St., hosts Sunday services at 11 a.m. via live stream at… → Read More
Need to Know in the Fayetteville area for Monday, May 11
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Need to Know for May 11 1. Operation Roundup applications: The deadline to apply for a grant through South River EMC’s Operation Roundup program is Friday. South River Electric Membership Corp.’s foundation, the Community Assistance Corp., primarily gives money to organizations serving the health, safety, education or recreational needs of residents in its service area.… → Read More
Fayetteville area churches adapt amid pandemic
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Faith calendar for May 9 With so many events being canceled and public gatherings banned during the COVID-19 pandemic, churches have come up with alternative ways to worship. Here are some opportunities for you to practice your faith during this time. • First Presbyterian Church, 102 Ann St., hosts Sunday services at 11 a.m. via live stream at firstprez.com/live-stream/… → Read More
Need to Know in the Fayetteville area for Monday, May 4
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Need to Know for May 4 1. Public Works exhibition: The Arts Council of Fayetteville-Cumberland County, at 301 Hay St., is planning its 15th annual Public Works exhibition. Residents of Bladen, Cumberland, Harnett, Hoke, Lee, Montgomery, Moore, Richmond, Robeson, Sampson, and Scotland counties, Fort Bragg or Pope Field are eligible to enter their artwork for exhibition… → Read More
Fayetteville area churches adapt amid pandemic
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Faith calendar for May 2 With so many events being canceled and public gatherings banned during the COVID-19 pandemic, churches have come up with alternative ways to worship. Here are some opportunities for you to practice your faith during this time. • First Presbyterian Church, 102 Ann St., hosts Sunday services at 11 a.m. via live stream at firstprez.com/live-stream/… → Read More
Methodist, FSU cancel summer camps
Methodist University and Fayetteville State University have canceled their annual summer camps due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.According to a news → Read More
Need to Know in the Fayetteville area for Monday, April 27
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Need to Know for April 27 1. Honor Your Hero: Do you have a local hero, someone who has made an impact on your life, someone who has helped you during the COVID-19 pandemic, a nurse, a teacher, a neighbor? During the month of May, the Airborne & Special Operations Museum will fill the parade field with signs for everyone to see, honoring local heroes from all walks… → Read More
Fayetteville area churches adapt amid pandemic
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Faith calendar for April 25 With so many events being canceled and public gatherings banned during the COVID-19 pandemic, churches have come up with alternative ways to worship together. Here are some opportunities for you to practice your faith during this time. • First Presbyterian Church, 102 Ann St., hosts Sunday services at 11 a.m. via live stream at… → Read More
Cape Fear People
Military achievements, promotions and graduations for April 19 → Read More
Fayetteville area churches adapt amid pandemic
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Faith calendar for April 11 With so many events being canceled and public gatherings banned during the COVID-19 pandemic, churches have come up with alternative ways to worship together. Here are some opportunities for you to practice your faith during this time. • Churches in downtown Fayetteville will ring their bells Sunday at sunrise, about 6:46 a.m., instead of… → Read More
Need to Know in the Fayetteville area for Monday, April 6
Kathy Barnes Staff writer Need to Know for April 6 1. Landfill hours: Cumberland County Solid Waste Management has made operational changes effective today to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus in the community and to protect residents and employees. The following sites have new hours: •Ann Street Landfill: 6:30 a.m.-3 p.m Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 6:30 a.m.-noon Wednesday;… → Read More
Fayetteville area churches adapt amid pandemic
Here are some opportunities for you to practice your faith during this time. → Read More
Southeastern Health opens walk-in clinic for patients with respiratory issues
Southeastern Health has opened a temporary, walk-in clinic for patients with respiratory issues at 103 W. 27th St. in Lumberton. → Read More
Fayetteville area cancellations and postponements due to coronavirus outbreak
Many events and services have been postponed, canceled or suspended due to the threat of covid-19. → Read More
InStep for the week of March 22
Events, meetings and announcements of interest to the military community → Read More