by Tony Glenn | Aug 19, 2026 | Fayetteville, Sponsored, Stories
For farmers across Lincoln County and the surrounding regions, the rhythm of the seasons is dictated by the reliability of their equipment. When a harvest window is narrow and the weather is unpredictable, a stalled tractor is more than a mechanical failure; it is a...
by Tony Glenn | Aug 18, 2026 | Fayetteville, Sponsored, Stories
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, assuming the only fix lies in new shoes or costly foot surgeries. However,...
by Wesley Bryant | Aug 13, 2026 | Fayetteville, Letter From the Editor, Stories
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 warming up. It’s the rhythmic “thud-thud-thud” of a ball being...
by Teresa James | Aug 13, 2026 | Fayetteville, Stories
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 stands, but she could hear chatter from another field. She looked down...
by Kali Bradford | Aug 13, 2026 | Fayetteville, Stories
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. Long before she became a teacher and coach, Harbin learned to look past...
by Kali Bradford | Aug 13, 2026 | Fayetteville, Stories
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, entertainment, and community engagement in downtown Fayetteville....
