by Tina Neeley | Dec 1, 2022 | Feature
LOOK AROUND the grocery store today andsee bewildered faces in every aisle. Buggies once packed to the brim are now carefully curated from half-empty shelves. Coupons and calculators are in hand. Many are forced to choose medicines over meat for their meals. We don’t...
by Tina Neeley | Nov 1, 2022 | Feature
SPEND 90 seconds with Jennie Schutte-Patrick, and you’ll know you’re about to get an education infused with passion and humor. It’s everywhere she is, and you’ll find this wife, mom, and chief of staff in many places. First stop, home – Pilaroc Farms. Pile-o-rock...
by Gabriel Huff | Nov 1, 2022 | Feature
WHEN HE retired at the age of 64, James D. Wheeler felt that he had missed out on something in life. Wheeler, 86, was raised on a farm in Lincoln County cultivating cotton, watermelons, and other crops. After finishing high school, Wheeler served two years in the...
by Gabriel Huff | Nov 1, 2022 | Feature
WHEN ENTERING a particular local restaurant located at 2715 Huntsville Highway Suite C in Fayetteville, the first thing you will notice is the friendly servers taking your order, happy that you are there. You will then experience a period of waiting, but not the kind...
by Gabriel Huff | Nov 1, 2022 | Feature
204 COLLEGE Street East, in Fayetteville, is a place where a special woman can make your favorite espresso drink any way you like it. Her name is Sheila Archer, and she can produce drinks fast. Java Road Espresso Bar & Cafe is the place to taste your favorite...
by Guest Writer | Oct 1, 2022 | Feature
ON MAIN Avenue North, in downtown Fayetteville, a particular building sticks out. It is hard to miss with its red, white, and blue colors bursting with patriotic pride. On the exterior of the building hangs a sign that reads, “The Warrior Exhibit.” On the...
