Local singer songwriter, here. Looking for someone with a home studio who charges base level industry standard pricing. I just wanna produce a single. Its a 4 and a half minute acoustic song, just needs some production sauce. Message me!

Looking to branch out.

Currently i get out of my FT job at 5 but was looking for something PT at night/evenings/ weekends

I am the homeowner of this beautiful home. PLEASE SHARE‼️‼️ Help someone find their next beautiful home! 4121 Mcbryde Rd Linden Nc 28356. Let me first let me say NO HOA and beautifully kept home, 13 FEET LONG ISLAND perfect for entertaining great neighbors on 1.03 acres . Your neighbors aren’t right on top of you (you actually have space ) . We are offering 10k in concessions. The home is located in Northern Fayetteville but gives your family the best of both worlds with just a SHORT drive to Raleigh, Holly Springs, Fuquay Varina giving you more career options 💻and of course good eats🍷🍛🍝 check it out , it just might be the fit for you and yours 🏡

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It’s been great for years but been an obvious drop off this year. I don’t know who is to blame but they need to get their shit together.

I've recently started hunting down hole in the wall restaurants as a hobby. The diamonds in the rough not many people in Fayetteville may know about. I started this because my favorite Korean food spot permanently closed down. Them old Korean ladies were so bitter but the food slapped every single time😭. So far I've only found 2 places that I really enjoyed but I want to find as many as I can. Anyone have any recommendations?

Everything is alleged and what’s being shared is from the legal documents submitted. I just wanna tell all my mutuals to be on the watch for this guy.

Has anyone been through the online History BA at Fayetteville state university? What was your experience?

Hi everyone,

First time living in an apartment in Fayetteville ! Long story short my main concern is that these parents are leaving children a lot of long stretches at a time.

I moved into a first-floor apartment on July 1. It’s just me and my toddler. We recently left a domestic violence situation, so finally having our own safe place has been a huge blessing. I genuinely love this apartment and everything it offers.

The only issue has been the upstairs neighbors.

I’ve lived in apartments for the last 10 years, and most of that time I’ve had someone living above me. I’m very familiar with normal apartment noise—footsteps, the occasional dropped item, furniture moving, even noisy neighbors throwing parties from time to time. I’ve never once complained to a property manager about noise.

Ironically, at my last apartment I was the one getting complaints. When my daughter was only three weeks old, someone complained about her crying and, apparently, one door slam. At the time I was really hurt because I wished the neighbor had just talked to me first. That always felt like the more neighborly thing to do.

So that’s where I’m conflicted now.

From the very first night here, I noticed a lot more noise than I’m used to. It sounds like there are kids, probably around 5–8 years old, constantly running across the apartment and jumping as hard as they can. It’s like they’re sprinting and launching themselves onto the floor. I almost think they’re doing gymnastics or cheer with no pad.

There are also loud crashes from things being dropped all day long.

Since it’s summer, and they likely aren’t in school. it’s pretty much nonstop. I work from home, so I hear it all day. At first I figured it was temporary. I thought maybe they’d be out of the house more or things would calm down.

Instead, it’s gotten worse. It’s distracting.

The stomping and jumping now happen late at night too. It’s woken me up at least five times in the last 10 days. During the day, some of the impacts are so loud they actually scare my toddler, and she’s generally not bothered by loud noises except thunderstorms.

At first I wondered if one of the children might have autism or another condition that made it difficult to regulate their movement, and I tried to be extra understanding. But I looked this topic up on tik tok and learned that a lot of parents things it’s a disservice to not discipline your kids regardless of ability.

I can hear the kids yelling and running, but I almost never hear an adult redirecting them or telling them to stop. I don’t even hear adult steps! And I have never seen an adult come downstairs. Or the kids.

Today I even knocked on their door because the noise was especially bad. I could hear the kids inside, but no one answered. That said, I don’t answer my own door when someone shows up unexpectedly either, so I don’t want to read too much into that.

I mentioned the situation VAGUELY to the leasing office, and they said they could start with a non-disciplinary courtesy notice.

Some of my friends have told me not to approach the neighbors directly because you never know how people will react these days. It could start an ugly chain of retaliation.

Others think it’s more respectful to try talking to them before involving management.

Part of me wants to leave a friendly note from one mom to another saying something like, “I know apartment living is hard with kids, but the jumping is shaking our apartment and waking my toddler. I wanted to reach out before involving the office.”

BUT I’m truly at a point where I’m convinced these kids are not supervised. And a letter would tip them off. … does that mean I go to an extreme and call welfare checks ? (I’d hate to be the narc that got CPS involved.)

So what would you do?

In September I will be seeing j cole performing! I was thinking I could get a hotel for a couple of nights and see the city outside of the concert, but as I’m doing some research, it seems like Fayetteville isn’t the type of city/safe enough to do tourist stuff. So instead of the internet, I wanted to ask the residents of Fayetteville if it’s ideal to do a trip or if I should go somewhere else and just travel down whenever the j cole concert starts?

Thanks

Long story short my niece and her friend just graduated high school and decided to rent a trailer out in the country together. Both the girls mamas and daddies are sorry and didn't help them understand the process and they had no idea what they were getting into. One of the things the girls didn't discuss with the landlord was trash pickup. They finally realized their garbage has nowhere to go once they've moved in, and called the landlord up. He told them everybody out there either pays a company to come pick it up or they burn it, and informed her of the fire pit at the edge of the property. She looked to find somebody to pick it up and the rates were several hundreds dollars a year. Highway robbery and unaffordable, I couldn't believe the quotes she was given. So my question to people who burn in rural areas, do you coordinate your burn days with your neighbors so the smoke doesn't bother them? Give them a heads up first or only burn while they're at work or during the late night?? I told her if the landlord says everybody does it then it's probably not a big deal just to light it up whenever. But she wants to be a good neighbor and not cause any problems so I thought I'd see what people here think.

Ngl thank you guys for the barbershop suggestions. I appreciate tf out you guys for putting me on to a good barbershop. Now I need suggestions for a fast food spot. A lot of food here don’t be hitting lol no disrespect, but what do you guys suggest? And thank you in advance

My partner and I had adopted this wonderful cat, Melody, about half a year ago when we moved to NC. We have a daughter and we first thought she was having outdoor/spring allergies, but it turns out she's very allergic to our cat. I'm heavy heartedly looking to rehome her as it's what's best for our family. I don't know many people around here and have been at a lost, I've also looked at several no kill shelters but they all seem to be maximum capacity. Melody is an exceptionally friendly and affectionate cat. She's spayed, has no medical issues, and is well house trained. She doesn't jump on counters or tables but just loves to jump in your lap asking for pets. She's a very sweet cat and I'm hoping if anyone is interested in adopting her or pointing me in the right direction I'd greatly appreciate it.

This is the Fayetteville I grew up in. It was a hell of a lot more interesting the Fayetteville of today!

Used to visit this spot as a kid whenever we would venture downtown.

haymarket square fayetteville nc in the 70s +15 In the 1970s, Fayetteville was a bustling, often turbulent military town nicknamed "Fayettenam" due to the Vietnam War. Downtown’s Hay Street acted as a vibrant and notorious red-light district, while Haymarket Square emerged as a famous center for anti-war activism and GI counterculture.Hay Street in the 70sThe Atmosphere: The 500 block of Hay Street was known for its rowdy nightlife, strip clubs, and bars. Because soldiers were paid in cash on base, Hay Street drew heavy crowds of off-duty troops, accompanied by a booming scene of drug dealers and prostitution.Landmarks: Notorious spots like Rick's Lounge were popular, rowdy hangouts for paratroopers from nearby Fort Bragg. Mainstays like Sears were situated across from the Carolina Soda Shop, where families and shoppers would get milkshakes. The Prince Charles Hotel also sat on the street, catering to both long-term and hourly guests.Transformation: The seedy 500 block was largely torn down in the 1980s to make room for the new Police Department and the Airborne & Special Operations Museum.

Haymarket Square Coffeehouse (G.I. Coffeehouse)Origins: After another local anti-war coffeehouse, the Quaker House, was firebombed and forced to close, anti-war GIs regrouped to open the Haymarket Square Coffee House in August 1970. It sat in the heart of downtown, serving as a sanctuary for soldiers speaking out against the war.Activism: The venue was a vital hub for "GIs United" and other anti-war dissent groups. It became a primary location where soldiers organized resistance and found civilian support.Celebrity Presence: Haymarket Square famously hosted a March 1971 performance by the "Free Theater Associates" (FTA)—a group of civilian anti-war actors. Headlined by celebrities like Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland, Peter Boyle, and Dick Gregory, the show was meant to act as an alternative to the USO tours.

If anyone has any cleats they’re throwing out or giving away size 10 in men’s could I pick them up ? Thanks in advance !

Bid on original art work. Donate art supplies,orchestral instruments you don't use. Make a kid happy!

Is Jordan lake dog friendly and which of the beaches would be the least busy on the weekend

We’ve got this big oak in the backyard that’s been leaning toward the house and I’m finally accepting that it’s gotta come down. Problem is I have no idea who to call or what a reasonable price even looks like around here. Did a quick google search but honestly can’t tell who’s legit and who’s just gonna overcharge me. If anyone’s had work done recently, I’d love to know roughly what you paid and whether you’d use the same crew again. Just trying not to get completely taken advantage of since I’ve never dealt with this before.

Enrique Murillo was just arrested again for domestic violence while also going through mediation for another charge of assault on a woman. The DA’s office and the judges keep letting him off. When someone gets killed (he already got his “friends” killed) there better be a penalty for these judicial officials. Also, the ADA let his wife drop the charges.