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February 10, 2010Ribbon Cutting10:00 AM; Edible Arrangements7737 Good Middling Road #146, Fayetteville
February 11, 2010Coffee Club - Sponsored by CityView Magazine, taking place in conjunction with ShowBiz7:30 AM; Crown Expo Center1960 Coliseum Drive, Fayetteville
February 11, 2010ShowBiz9:00 AM-5:00 PM; Crown Expo Center1960 Coliseum Drive, Fayetteville
February 16, 2010- Note Date ChangeRibbon Cutting4:00 PM; March of Dimes351 Wagoner Drive, Ste. 140, Fayetteville
February 17, 2010How to Read A Request for Proposal (RFP)Free Seminar hosted by Partnership for Defense Innovation12 PM; PDI officeRegister by calling (910) 307-3000
February 17, 2010Partnership for Defense Innovation Open House5:30 PM; Airborne and Special Operations MuseumRSVP (910) 307-3000
February 18, 2010Ribbon Cutting8:30 AM; Wachovia200 S. McPherson Church Road, Fayetteville
February 25, 2010Business After Hours 5:30 PM; The Spa Fitness and Wellness Center806-A Elm Street, Fayetteville
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Pink and white dogwoods. Crepe myrtles. Fragrant magnolia blossoms. And miles of sunny lawns. Framed in a profusion of garden colors, many of Fayetteville's homes are also architecturally striking and offer amenities for the equestrian, the golfer, the swimmer, the tennis player and the gardener.
Cumberland County has a stable economic base that the number of households with an annual income of $50,000 or more is rising-but the median home price is nearly 20% below the national average. Not surprising, more than 60% of the areas residents are homeowners.
But in Cumberland County community life is about more than beautiful meandering landscapes abundant with trees and old homes steeped in history. You'll see plant managers serving as Little League Coaches, soldiers singing in our church choirs, prominent family physicians leading "the wave" at a Swamp Dogs game, and the employees of the Public Works Commission participating in fundraising to help local non-profit agencies.
These are just some of our hometown heroes. They make Fayetteville a special place, by imbuing it with community pride.
