Myron B. Pitts

Joshua James is a jogger, one who uses his miles-long runs not just for exercise but to learn about the place where he lives.

A Fayetteville hotel fire revealed the power of teamwork among first responders, the faith community and local businesses when it mattered most.

Nearly 100 displaced by a hotel fire — and a community response that showed Fayetteville at its best. It was a sizeable fire at a big property, with many lives at risk.

Fayetteville is asking residents to identify dangerous roads for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. Your input could help prevent deadly crashes.

Fayetteville restaurateur Bill Pappas built more than businesses. He helped create community.

A 40-bed transitional housing proposal gains unanimous support, highlighting urgent needs in Fayetteville.

Fayetteville leaders back a Murchison Road transitional housing plan addressing homelessness and restoring dignity.

Once opening for rap legends, like Run-D.M.C. and Doug E. Fresh, this Fayetteville duo steps back into music with new songs rooted in family, legacy, having fun and celebrating Black men.

Fayetteville sisters Zelda and Zoletta Taylor return to hip-hop after 40 years, reviving a dream that never left them.

I used to think people's fear of snakes came from the story of the Garden of Eden, but that's not so. Homo sapiens and earlier versions of same have feared the suborder for millions of years.