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Fayetteville nonprofits vie for grants through A Community Thrives

The CARE Clinic and the Fayetteville Cumberland Reentry Council are among nonprofits looking for a boost through A Community Thrives.

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For the Birds explores biodiversity through architecture

Tatiana Bilbao, Steven Holl, Walter Hood, and other architects have designed birdhouses for an exhibition at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

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Fayetteville nonprofits: Apply for Gannett s A Community Thrives

Nonprofits can apply for grant money through a program sponsored by Gannett, the parent company of The Fayetteville Observer.

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Cheers and Jeers

Cheers to the Fairmont Fire Department and the long slog of six years it survived in order to design, fund and build a new Fire Station No. 2 in East

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Fairmont State nursing students host homeless outreach event

FAIRMONT — Fairmont State University nursing students hosted an event Saturday to give back to the community by helping an underserved population — people who do not have a home

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