We only can imagine the Sunday some nearly 2,000 years ago when, in the darkness of morning, Mary Magdalene discovered the body of Jesus nowhere to be found at his tomb in Golgotha, just beyond Jerusalem. His bruised, beaten, wounded, and defiled body had... See more
Vikki Andrews, a Fayetteville Technical Community College trustee, said she was pleasantly humbled after receiving the Order of the Long Leaf Pine (circa 1963) on March 22 from state Rep. Mike Colvin, who presented the honor on behalf of Gov. Josh Stein. ... See more
Don’t let those blue lights on the downtown Market House throw you. The old historic structure will be aglow with a reminder that April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and every child deserves to grow up in a safe and secure environment. Anythin... See more
If anyone in Cumberland County can tell you about the life and times and death of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., it’s Fayetteville City Councilmember Stephon Ferguson. He can recite the late civil rights leader’s “I Have a Dream” speech, which was delivered... See more
Dan Weatherly is wasting little time settling in as chief executive officer of Cape Fear Valley Health, as he and predecessor Mike Nagowski were on their way Thursday to the Association of American Medical Colleges conference in Washington, D.C., in antic... See more