Today marks an online p rotest against new legislature (House Bill 3261 on Oct. 26, 2011). FayToday usually holds firm on political issues, yet is growing to support ideas of fairness, openness, and freedom. We would stray from merely being opposition, but favor the inclusion of strategy, analytical thinking, and partisanship. Today, market a historical […]
The Bicycle Man is set to distribute free bicycles to the public on Thursday. Many children across the region will visit the Bragg Boulevard warehouse for a chance at a new bike. Since parking is limited, local officials are asking to prepare for traffic issues and arrive early to make these arrangements. Moses […]
Cumberland County, North Carolina Info within these visualizations is public data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Data starts around the year 2000 up to the current and most released data. Revisit for updates or even more informative data.
President Barack Obama visited Fort Bragg, NC to show appreciate and welcome home troops while delivering a national speech. Obama announced the end of the Iraq War to a crowd of soldiers and their loved ones. Along with the President, Michelle Obama joined him for the highly publicized news event. The First Lady […]
Merry Christmas or a Happy Holidays! This year Santa makes his tour to Fayetteville, N.C. before spoiling us with gifts on Decem ber 25th. Cheerful Santa will be in various locations in the r egion, so check below to find a time and place that works for you. Arnette Park Santa and a 30 […]
&n bsp; Helping Local Sma ll Business DECEMBER FayToday and Elucid Marketing have teamed up to help small business establish their online presence. Any local business can apply for a free website, makeover, social media marketing help, or graphic design service. Simply email myfaytoday@gmail.com For Who? Small Business, Self Employed Example: photographers, crafts makers, […]
Black Friday was one of the biggest events in Fayetteville, NC this year. Stores began so early, many shoppers finished Thanksgiving and went to chase their desired discounts. Toys R Us was slated for 9pm opening after Walmart pushed their time to 10pm. Walmart was op en all day, so shoppers didn’t wait outside. The […]
A Dickens Holiday Downtown Fayetteville was transformed into a Victorian-style theme to celebrate the Christmas spirit. Sponsored by the Downtown Alliance and The Arts Council, this event began at 1pm until 9pm. A candlelight vigil began around 5pm. The market house included a large Christmas tr ee at ground level, an open exhibit upstairs, and […]
NEW! 2012 BLACK FRIDAY SALES AVAILABLE! CLICK HERE FOR DOORBUSTERS 2012 Black Friday is a hectic event, but for some, its a fun, extreme shopping challenge. The day after Thanksgiving is slated for the biggest discounts and deals from large retailers, even some local shops as well. This year, a […]
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