Hazel Green Chiropractic: Step into natural pain relief
Every step you take sends a ripple of movement up through your ankles, knees, hips, and spine. When your feet hurt, your whole body feels it. Many people live with nagging foot pain every day,...
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The morning's dew clings to the laces of cleats as the sun begins to peek over the bleachers. You can smell it: the earthy mix of freshly cut turf and the faint, metallic scent of the stadium lights...
Marie Bolles: Just a girl who loves her diamonds
On a cloudy day in late April, Marie Bolles sat on a wooden bench in a quiet dugout at Don Davidson Park. She stared out at the ballfield before her. There were no players and no spectators in the...
Riley Harbin: Coaching beyond the scoreboard
For Fayetteville native Riley Harbin, sports have always been about more than hitting a ball or running faster. They shape character, build confidence, and reveal who a person is beyond the game....
Roger Laplante: A soccer journey becomes a lifelong mission
What began as an overseas military interest in soccer ultimately led Roger Laplante to become a supportive father and coach. Laplante never played organized soccer growing up, but during more than a...
Greg Wiser: Coaching generations with heart
For three decades, summer evenings in Lincoln County have carried the sound of a ball cracking off a bat, dugouts erupting in cheers, and one familiar voice echoing down the third-base line: “Pick...
Robbie France: Coaching beyond the scoreboard
Success on the basketball court is often measured in wins and losses. But at Riverside Christian Academy, Coach Robbie France says the greatest victories aren’t always found on the scoreboard —...
First Saturday Market: Bringing Fourth of July celebration and community spirit to downtown Fayetteville
Nothing says summertime like Fayetteville’s First Saturday Market. Just in time for the Fourth of July holiday, the event — held on July 4 — welcomed locals and visitors alike for a day of shopping,...
Elk River Chiropractic: Growing to serve you better
When Elk River Chiropractic first opened its doors in Fayetteville, its goal was clear: to bring safe, gentle, and natural health care to the local community. Over the years, that mission has grown...
J&J Pest Control: Protecting homes from the ground up
Every home needs a strong foundation, but many homeowners forget about the space right underneath their feet. The crawlspace under a house can easily become a quiet home for excess moisture, mold,...
Bradford Appliance: Premium appliances and expert local service
Managing a busy home is no small task. When your refrigerator stops cooling or your washing machine decides to retire mid-cycle, it can turn an ordinary week into a stressful challenge. For families...
HH Lincoln Health: Expanding Specialty Care Close to Home at HH Lincoln Health
More specialized healthcare services are now available in Lincoln County. HH Lincoln Health is expanding access to expert care by welcoming three new providers whose combined experience strengthens...
Higgins Funeral Home: Walking together through grief in nature
Higgins Funeral Home invites local residents to a restorative nature-based Community Grief Walk on Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026. The free community event offers a supportive space for individuals and...
Bank of Lincoln County: True independence
As the nation reflected on 250 years of America this July, there is a distinct feeling of freedom and opportunity in the air. This red, white, and blue season naturally turns our attention to the...
Lincoln Farmers Co-op: Growing together
Since its founding on April 26, 1938, as the Lincoln County Supplies Association, the Lincoln Farmers Co-op has served as an agricultural hub of the Lincoln County community. For over 85 years, the...
Exchange Holiday Cookbook: Turning your family’s recipes into local legacies
Exchange Media Group is inviting residents of local communities to transform their private kitchen traditions into lasting regional history. Local home cooks have the unique opportunity to turn...
Higgins Funeral Home: Evolving to serve local families
Over the last century, Fayetteville has grown and changed, and Higgins Funeral Home has evolved right along with it. What started as a modest undertaking business in 1903 has continually adapted to...
Hazel Green Chiropractic: Finding natural relief
When the seasons change, many people look forward to warmer days. But for others, this time of year brings dread due to painful sinus headaches. While most people grab over-the-counter pills to...
Elk Valley Nuts and Candy Company: Treats for every occasion
Elk Valley Nuts and Candy Company is redefining the art of gifting through an expansive selection of customizable candied nut trays designed to suit any occasion. Based in Fayetteville, the company...
Motlow State Community College: Building tech protector
Motlow State Community College is transforming technical education with new training options in cyber defense, preparing local students to protect digital systems from modern security threats. As...
Jackie Greenwood: Advocating for veterans’ rights
JACKIE GREENWOOD was born into a family of patriots. Her family heritage includes at least one member who served in every major American conflict, beginning with the Revolutionary War. Her...
Chris Ross & Cedar Hills Memorial Gardens: Grandeur and gratitude
CELEBRATED NOVELIST and playwright Thornton Wilder is credited with saying, “The highest tribute to the dead is not grief but gratitude.” Though historians can’t find these words in Wilder’s...
Jody and Jaime King: The love of a veteran
LIFE CAN be lonely for a military wife. “Good thing I’m a very independent woman,” said Jaime King, wife of veteran Joseph “Jody” King. People warned her before she married, and Jaime admitted she...
Joe Pendergrass: In times of war and peace
FOR 50 years, war veteran Joe Pendergrass did not speak of his time in Vietnam. The horrors of war were too difficult to dwell on. Most people didn’t want to hear about it anyway. Vietnam was...
Stuart Rudy: Brothers’ keeper
AN ALARMING 2023 report by the U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs (VA) listed Tennessee’s Veteran suicide rate as being significantly higher than both the national Veteran suicide rate and the...
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