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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — The Fayetteville Woodpeckers and Asheville Tourists – the Low-A and High-A Affiliates of the Houston Astros – are kicking off the 2023 Season at the Segra Stadium with a Tuesday, April 4th exhibition game.
The “Battle of the Villes” Exhibition game marks the second annual meeting between the Houston Astros affiliate teams but will be the first appearance at the Segra Stadium.
Come see our newest Woodpecker players go head-to-head with the Asheville Tourists as we countdown to the new season. Grab the freshest of fresh popcorn, fill up on our specialty drinks, and show off your best dance moves on our video cam. Who knows, you just might see a familiar face or two of some previous Woodpeckers that moved up from last season.
First pitch is set for 7:05 PM with gates opening at 6:20 PM for Season Pass Holders, and 6:35 PM for general admission.
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olders will receive complimentary exhibition game tickets as a special thank you within their ticket account portals. Exhibition tickets will be go on sale on Thursday, February 2nd at 12pm. Tickets can be purchased at fayettevillewoodpeckers.com or by visiting the Truist Box Office at Segra Stadium.
FAYETTEVILLE NC WOMAN WINS NEARLY HALF A MILLION IN NC LOTTERY ONLINE QUICK PLAY
A $1 lottery ticket will go a long way toward helping Fayetteville resident Teresa Logan and her husband retire after it became a $491,451 Cash 5 jackpot.
“We’ve just bee
n soaking it all in,” she said. Logan, 60, bought her lucky Quick Pick ticket using Online Play.
“Me and my husband like to play Cash 5 on our phones,” Logan said. “He
told me that night, ‘Don’t forget to play your Cash 5.’”
Logan matched all 5 white balls Wednesday’s drawing to win the jackpot.
“I logged into my account and saw the amount flash on my phone,” she said. “I told my husband, ‘Honey, we won, we won.’”
Logan arrived at lottery headquarters Monday to collect her prize and, after required state and federal tax withholdings, took home $3
50,160. She said she plans to use her winnings for their retirement and to do some home renovations. — NC Education Lottery
This past weekend, Drew Hedgecoe and Vijay Subbanna, were named winners at the US Tennis Association of NC awards ceremony in Pinehurst, NC. Kudos to these athletes. Please check out their amazing accomplishments in recent years.
DREW HEDGECOE (right) –Terry Sanford HS
Coach Don Skakle High School Tennis Male Player of the Year Award by the United States Tennis Association of NC tennis
2022 3A Singles State Champion
As a Freshman, Drew posted a 17-0 combined record winning the MidEast Regional and 2022 3A NC State Singles Championship and named to the MidEast All Region and the 3A All-State team
1st place in doubles Louisville Kentucky Indoor Championships 2021
VIJAY SUBBANNA (left)
Vijay Subbanna #1 for both USTA NC and Southern sectio
nals in 40 & over, 4.0 division in 2021
During August 2021 Vijay won the “golden ball” National Qualifiers in both singles AND doubles for 40 & over 4.0 division
Playing the Nationals event Vijay brought home the silver racquet for 2nd place in the nation for his division
Recipient of the “Jack Warmath” Adult Tennis Male Sportsmanship
Award by the US Tennis Association of NC tennis
Immigration Justice Organization Receives $12k For Arts Event
Fayetteville, NC- Local immigration justice nonprofit organization receives $12,000 grant from Fayetteville Arts Council for an event titled “Tour Around the World: Explor
ing Immigrant Experiences Through Art”. The event, scheduled for May 2023, seeks to inspire the community by highlighting the impacts and talents of Cumberland County’s immigrant populations
. This will include musical, visual, and literary expressions. “Although there have been powerful cultural events in Cumberland County in the past this program is different in that it seeks to not only display the richness of cultures that surrounds us but also educate,
empower and mobilize members of the community to embrace cultural inclusivity” says executive director, Brandy A. Mcpherson.
About Fayetteville Justice For Our Neighbors (FJFON) – Fayetteville Justice For Our Neighbors is a regional office of the National JFON network, which grew out of the Un
ited Methodist Committee on Relief’s (UMCOR) long
commitment to refugees and immigrants. UMCOR established Justice For Our Neighbors in 1999, and since that time has grown a network of over 20 sites supporting over 50 clinics that serve thousands of clients annually. The core function of this network is to provide high-quality, low-cost legal services that bring immigrants into permanent legal status, providing them a path for greater legal and economic security. FJFON is the only immigration legal aid nonprofit in the southeast region of North Carolina, meaning that we are the only accessible option for many immigrants to obtain free advice and counsel and/or low-to-no-cost extended legal services. FJFON is also one of the few organizations on this side of the state focused on increasing knowledge of immigrant rights and legal pathways, and are also unique in the drive to leverage local organizations and church communities to foster outreach events as well as broader community conversations designed to dispel immigration myths and engender greater empathy and support for compassionate reforms.
Fayetteville Justice For Our Neighbors
100 Hay Street Suite 300 Fayetteville NC 28301 (910)441-3754
Fayetteville State University Concert Choir led by Director Denise Murchison Payton will take the stage at Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall this April under the baton of Maestra D’Walla Simmons-Burke. The choral ensemble will be joined by singers from around the country in Rosephanye Powell’s
powerful original choral work,
The Cry of Jeremiah with the New England Symphonic Ensemble (Preston Hawes, Artistic Director) and distinguished soloists. The production is part of MidAmerica Productions’ 40th annual concert season. The other portion of the concert will include Homestead and Shorewood High School Chamber Orchestra under the shared baton of Karen Frink and John Emanuelson as well as the New York Premiere of Pre-Existing Condition by composer/conductor Stephen Caldwell.
“Fayetteville State University Concert Choir received this invitation because of the high level and quality of musicianship demonstrated by the singers,” said Peter Tiboris, General Director and Music Director of MidAmerica Productions and MidAm International. ”We are thrilled to have them on our roster of distinguished and esteemed musicians.”
The experienced American choirs performing on the concert include; North Carolina Central University Choir (Roberta A. Laws, Director) Voorhees University Choir (Rachel Jones, Director) Fayetteville State University Concert Choir (Denise M. Payton, Director) Burke Chorale/Winston-Salem State University Choir (D’Walla Simmons-Burke, Director) Apple Valley High School Choirs (Joel Beyer, Director) Huston-Tillotson University Concert Choir (Gloria Quinlan, Director)
The singers will spend five days and four nights in New York City in preparation for their concert. They will also spend nine to ten hours in rehearsal as well as touring New York City. They will be performing at Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall on Saturday, April 9th at 2:00 p.m.
ABOUT THE CRY OF JEREMIAH Commissioned by the American Guild of Organists for their 2012 convention, The Cry of Jeremiah is the first major work from the pen of Rosephanye Powell. With text from the Book of Jeremiah, the four movements follow the prophet’s feelings of abandonment and redemption by God. Powell combines this ancient text with music that draws simultaneously from the African American musical heritage, as well as the classical music traditions.
ABOUT MAESTRA D’WALLA SIMMONS-BURKE Maestra D’Walla Simmons-Burke has held teaching positions in Georgia, South Carolina and presently at Winston-Salem State University (North Carolina) where she is the Director of Choral and Vocal Studies for the Department of Music.
Simmons-Burke is the founder of four of the five choral ensembles currently existing within the Music Department at Winston-Salem State University (Winston-Salem State University Singin’ Divas; Schola Cantorum; Complesso Voce’ and the renowned Burke Singers). The Winston-Salem State University Choir (aka Singing Rams) is one of the first student organizations founded at the university. The WSSU Choir has performed with the Gateways Symphony Orchestra; Winston-Salem Symphony Orchestra, D’Vorak Symphony Orchestra, Colour of Music Festival Symphony Orchestra and the New England Symphony Orchestra and is well sought after for its performances of master choral works (i.e…Haydn’s Creation; Handel’s Messiah; Fauré’s Requiem; Rossini’s Stabat Mater; Orff’s Carmina Burana; Mozart’s Requiem; and Berlioz’s Te Deum), spirituals and world music. Maestra Simmons-Burke has conducted Gabriel Fau
ré’s Requiem with the New England Symphony and Symphony Chorale at Carnegie Hall. Simmons-Burke has also performed internationally with her choral ensembles and as a guest conductor/lecturer in Prague, Czech Republic; Nassau, Bahamas; Accra, Cape Coast & Kumasi, Ghana – West Africa; and Pilanesberg, Cape Town and Johannesburg – South Africa. Maestra Simmons-Burke has conducted The 105 Voices of History Concert Choir as a National Conductor at The John F. Kennedy Performing Arts Center and in Nassau, Bahamas. She is a recipient of the 105 Voices of History Kennedy Center Performing Arts Award.
Under Simmons-Burke’s baton, her choral ensembles have performed for and/or with such regional and national and international dignitaries as President George W. Bush; Kweisi Mfume; Susan Taylor; former North Carolina Governor James Hunt; Maya Angelou; Dick Gregory; Patti Austin; Harry Belafonté; Madame President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia and Pope John Paul II, to name a few. Her exceptional and diverse vocal and choral pedagogies are continuously demonstrated through the outstanding students she has produced. As a result, Simmons-Burke has been the recipient of several teaching awards such as the Winston-Salem State University Patterson Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award, Winston-Salem State University Cedric Rodney Service Award and The John F. Kennedy Center for The Performing Arts 105 Voices of History National Conductor’s Award. Formally, the Recording Academy, in partnership with the GRAMMY Foundation nominated Simmons-Burke for the Grammy’s Music Educator of the Year Award.
Sunday, April 9, 2023 at 2:00 PM Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall ? Caldwell, Stephen—Pre-Existing Condition: Stephen Caldwell, conductor ? Powell, Rosephanye—The Cry of Jeremiah: D’Walla Simmons-Burke, conductor ? Homestead and Shorewood High School Chamber Orchestra – Karen Frink and John Emanuelson, Directors
MidAmerica Production
s’ continues its 40th season with the New York premiere of composer/conductor Stephen Caldwell’s choral work Pre-Existing Condition and D’Walla Simmons-Burke conducting Rosephanye Powell’s The Cry of Jeremiah with the New England Symphonic Ensemble and distinguished soloists. Experienced and esteemed American choruses hail from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Arkansas, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Texas. Homestead and Shorewood Chamber Orchestra complete the afternoon program under the shared baton of Directors Karen Frink and John Emanuelson.
TICKETS: Tickets go on sale to the general public Monday, January 9, 2023 at 9:00 AM via Carnegie Hall.
For single tickets call CarnegieCharge at 212-247-7800 or visit carnegiehall.org For group sales of 10 or more, contact groupsales@carnegiehall.org or call 212-903-9705
Carnegie Hall Box Office is located at 57th Street and Seventh Avenue, New York City, NY
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Coach Don Skakle High School Tennis Male Player of the Year Award by the United States Tennis Association of NC tennis
