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This year’s Cape Fear Board of Trustees self-evaluation shows high marks for the trustees’ leadership. Their lowest rating, while still high, was for board-president relations.

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Friday, June 3 Gold Hill Book Sale: A book sales will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, June 3, and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 4, at the Gold Hill library, 202 Dardanelles St., Gold Hill. Look fo...

Friday, May 27 Ashland World Music Festival: The Ashland World Music Festival invites the public to live, in-person storytelling, music, dance and visual art offerings from cultures around the world, ...

After 20 years of brewing at 160 Flynn Avenue in Burlington's South End, Switchback Brewing has bought its building, taproom manager Sarah Diaz said. The...

Following multiple reports of a toxic workplace at Cape Fear Community College, faculty renewed the call for an independent, third-party climate survey. But that’s not what CFCC’s administration delivered. In spite of that, the survey does highlight some of the issues raised by current and former employees.

Nearly 20 Elvis artists will take over Lexington for the North Carolina Tribute Festival to the King, to be held April 28-May 1.

Elvis Presley fans can gather March 24-27 for the Nashville Elvis Festival at the Jamison Theater in Franklin, an event to celebrate the musical legacy of Presley.

The new executive chef tweaks but doesn’t overhaul the menu, and it’s appreciated

Some current and former Cape Fear Community College staff are still decrying an alleged hostile work environment on the part of President Jim Morton and his upper administration. WHQR spoke with Pam Kelley from The Assembly about her recent reporting on the college.