The Executive Director of The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra, Anna Meyer stopped by to talk about their upcoming events, and playing under The Market House last month.

The Executive Director of The Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra, Anna Meyer stopped by to talk about their upcoming events, and playing under The Market House last month.

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May 1, 2024 - - Anna Meyer_FSO

The Fayetteville Observers Opinion Editor and "conscience of Fayetteville", Myron B. Pitts came in to talk about what's happening in the All American City, including the proposed Lithium Plant, Amazon, and the projects that have been abruptly stopped by Mohammad Construction.

The Fayetteville Observers Opinion Editor and "conscience of Fayetteville", Myron B. Pitts came in to talk about what's happening in the All American City, including the proposed Lithium Plant, Amazon, and the projects that have been abruptly stopped by Mohammad Construction.

May 15, 2024 - - Myron B. Pitts

Jeff Thompson (aka The Bloomin Idiot from Fayetteville's long time established Bell's Seed talks to Goldy about the best vegetables to plant NOW, blooming flowers for your patio, and street appeal shrubs, plus the history of Bell's Seed for over 100 years.

Jeff Thompson (aka The Bloomin Idiot from Fayetteville's long time established Bell's Seed talks to Goldy about the best vegetables to plant NOW, blooming flowers for your patio, and street appeal shrubs, plus the history of Bell's Seed for over 100 years.

May 15, 2024 - - Jeff The Bloomin Idiot Thompson

Fayetteville Police Chief Kem Braden made his monthly visit and talked about a 70% drop in homicides, and also suggested how you can simply thank the police for their service and encourage them, when you see them on the street.

Fayetteville Police Chief Kem Braden made his monthly visit and talked about a 70% drop in homicides, and also suggested how you can simply thank the police for their service and encourage them, when you see them on the street.

May 1, 2024 - - Anna Meyer_FSO

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