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Oct 22, 2021

Federal Contractors: Making Sense of COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates

The North Carolina Military Business Center, headquartered at Fayetteville Technical Community College, and Smith Anderson Law Firm will host a “Federal Contractors: Making Sense of COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates” webinar on November 2, 2021 and December

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	FSU introduces new degree program to bolster the state’s manufacturing workforce Daniel Autrey, PhD - Associate Professor & Chair Department of Chemistry, Physics, & Materials Science at Lloyd College of Health, Science, and Technology, Fayetteville State University

	Cape Fear Valley Health’s simulation center provides next level training for medical professionals Mark Rose - Director of Workforce Development, Cape Fear Valley Health

	Fayetteville Technical Community College and North Carolina Military Business Center to host Federal Food Symposium April 1-2 Trent Ensley - Federal Business Development Professional, North Carolina Military Business Center

Section of Raeford Road in Fayetteville to undergo eight month closure

Staff Report - Mar 17, 2025

On a roll; Legacy Rolls celebrates grand opening in Spring Lake, NC

Staff Report - Mar 18, 2025

Miller's Brew at Café West opens for business

Stephanie Meador - Mar 13, 2025

History being made: Fayetteville State University and Fort Bragg's XVIII Airborne Corps sign historic education partnership agreement

Faith Hatton - Mar 6, 2025

Historic Cumberland County Courthouse will close temporarily from March 28-30

Staff Report - Mar 21, 2025

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Nancy Blackman. Photo provided by Blackman.In the landscape of regional rural economic development, Nancy J. Blackman stands out for providing financial opportunities to hundreds of small businesses and helping them to forge a path forward in uncerta

On a mission: Kaylynn Suarez is ready to engage with the community as the new executive director of the Fayetteville Dogwood Festival in 2025

PHOTO BY RAYMIE DAY PHOTOGRAPHY Kaylynn Suarez became executive director of the Fayetteville Dogwood Festival in December of 2024. Since then, she has outdone herself at every turn. But it’s not just all her experience, Suarez’s positive, go-get

Editor's note: "I'm Every Woman"

Happy Women’s History Month all! I hope you took some time to reflect on the important women in your life on International Women’s Day this past Saturday, March 8. I myself have had the unofficial theme song of the month “I’m Every Woman” by the irre