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FireAntz Hockey at the
Crown. Call 321-0123 or
visit fireantzhockey.com
for information.
A Streetcar Named Desire at
Gilbert Theater through March
1. Find out more at http://www.
gilberttheater.com or call 678-
7186.
History of Fayetteville's Jewish
Community at the
Fayetteville Area
Transportation
and Local History
Museum. Find out
more at http://
www.fcpr.us/
transportation_
museum.aspx.
A Streetcar Named
Desire at Gilbert Theater
through March 1. Find
out more.at http://www.gilbertthe-
ater.com or call 678-7186.
Chuggington Live: The Great Rescue
Adventure at the Crown. 7 p.m. For
tickets and information visit http://
crowncomplexnc.com.
FireAntz Hockey at the Crown. Call
321-0123 or visit fireantzhockey.com
for information.
The David McCune International Art
Gallery presents Searching for the
Real: The Drawings and Paintings
of Mison Kim. Opening reception:
6-8:30 p.m. Exhibit runs through
April 15. Contact 630-7107 or sfoti@
davidmccunegallery.org for informa-
tion. Admission is free.
A Streetcar Named
Desire at Gilbert
Theater through March
1. Find out more at http://www.
gilberttheater.com or call 678-
7186.
7th Annual Bridal
Extravaganza at Holiday Inn
Bordeaux. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Call 323-0111 for tickets and
information.
The Diary of Anne Frank at
FTCC's Cumberland Hall
Auditorium Feb. 20 – 22, 27 –
29. Visit http://www.faytechcc.
edu for more information.
Polar Plunge at Addi-
son Ridge to support
the Wounded Warrior
Project. 1-3 p.m. Call
226-2444 for infor-
mation.
A Streetcar Named
Desire at Gilbert
Theater through
March 1. Find out
more at http://www.
gilberttheater.com.
City Market at the Museum at
Fayetteville Area Transportation &
Local History Museum. 8 a.m. Find
out more at http://www.facebook.
com/CityMarketAtTheMuseum.
Community Concerts
presents Dancing with the
Pros Live at the Crown.
8 p.m. Find out more at
http://www.community-concerts.
com. Tickets are available at http://
crowncomplexnc.com.
Fascinate-U has hands-on
exhibits and is fun for kids!
In our mini-city everything is
kid-sized! Call 829-9171 for
hours of operation and more
information.
City Market at the Museum at
325 Franklin St. 2-6 p.m. Visit
www.fayncfarmersmarket.com
for more information.
From State House to
Statehood exhibit
at Fayetteville Area
Transportation and Local
History Museum. In 1789,
Fayetteville was the place where
the General Assembly ratified
the U.S. Constitution. Find out
more at http://www.fcpr.us/
transportation_ museum.aspx.
Words and Pictures: Illustrated
Works by Kadir Nelson exhibit
celebrates the poise, beauty, and
dignity of various African-Ameri-
can figures at the Arts Council of
Fayetteville/Cumberland County,
Jan. 23 – Feb. 28, http://www.
theartscouncil.com.
Fascinate-U has hands-
on exhibits and is fun
for kids! In our mini-city
everything is kid-sized! Call 829-
9171 for hours of operation and
more information.
City Market at the Museum at 325
Franklin St. 2-6 p.m. Visit www.
fayncfarmersmarket.com for more
information.
BULLETIN BOARD
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Cape Fear Valley Hospice is
seeking volunteers to provide
companionship and social
support to our patients in the
Cumberland County area. Training
is provided. Background check
and drug screen required. For
more information please call 910-
609-6710.
Free Senior Dance the first
Thursday of every month,
hosted by the Retired Military
Association. Call 868-9533 for
more information.
Blind and visually impaired
support group meets the second
Thursday of every month at
10 a.m. Call 739-2799 for more
information.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
6018 of Fayetteville meets on the
second Sunday of each month at
3 p.m. at 116 Chance St. Call 323-
3755 for more information.
The Retired Military Association
and Auxiliary meet the second
Friday of each month at 6 p.m.
for a pot luck dinner and a
meeting. Call 486-9398 for more
information.
Fayetteville Scleroderma Support
Group meets monthly at the
Medical Arts Center. Call 308-9792
for times and more information.
Support group for victims of
sexual violence. The group meets
every Monday at 12 p.m. Please
call Rape Crisis Volunteers of
Cumberland County for more
information at 485-7273. Adult
females only.
Guardian ad Litem Program
is in need of volunteers to
serve as the voice of children
who have been abused and
neglected in our county. www.
CumberlandCountyGAL.com or
475-3021 for more information.
The Epilepsy Medication fund
aims to make sure that no person
with epilepsy goes without
medication. Call 800-451-0694 to
learn more.
The Fayetteville Area Metropolitan
Planning Organization (FAMPO)
is soliciting proposals for human
services transportation projects
under the federal Enhanced
Mobility of Seniors and Individuals
with Disabilities (Section 5310)
program. For information call 910-
678-7628
A Streetcar Named
Desire at Gilbert
Theater through March
1. Find out more
at http://www.
gilberttheater.
com or call 678-
7186.
The Diary of Anne
Frank at FTCC's
Cumberland Hall
Auditorium Feb.
20 – 22, 27 – 29.
Visit http://www.faytechcc.edu
for more information.
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City Market at the
Museum at Fayetteville
Area Transportation & Local
History Museum. 8 a.m.
Find out more at http://www.facebook.
com/CityMarketAtTheMuseum.
A Streetcar Named Desire at Gilbert
Theater through March 1. Find out
more at http://www.gilberttheater.
com or call 678-7186.
FireAntz Hockey
at the Crown. Call
321-0123 or visit
fireantzhockey.
com for
information.
Newsboys at the Crown.
7 p.m. For tickets and
information visit http://
crowncomplexnc.com.
Mostly Mozart with Fayetteville
Symphony Orchestra at St. John's
Episcopal Church. 7:30 p.m.
Find out more at http://www.
fayettevillesymphony.org.
Gallery 208 featuring the
works of Callie Farmer Goss.
Call 484-6200 for information.
Cape Fear Studios presents the
Works of Charles Farrar: Warm
Wonderful Wood through Feb.
23. Visit www.capefearstudios.
com for information.
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FORT BRAGG/POPE A.A.F.
Frame and Design Arts offers
framing, engraving, embroi-
dery and more. Call 394-4192
for more information.
Fort Bragg Auto Skills Cen-
ters provide bays with lifts,
tools and data software or
hard copy instructions for
vehicle repair. There are certi-
fied technicians on hand. Call
394-2293 or 396-8665 for
information.
The Fort Bragg Clay Target
Center is located at 651 E.
Manchester Rd. It is open 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday through
Sunday. Call 436-9489 for
more information.
Suicide Prevention info: Fort
Bragg Help Line 396-HELP
(4357). National Suicide
Hotline: 1-800-suicide,
(800)784-2433, National
Lifeline: (800)273-TALK
(8255), Military One Source:
(800)342-9647.
The Recycling Center on
Fort Bragg accepts elec-
tronic waste, used cooking
oil and other recyclables at
the facility behind building
3-1137 in the Directorate of
Public Works campus on the
corner of Butner and Reilly
Roads, Monday through
Friday from 7:30 a.m. until 4
p.m. For more information,
contact Recycling Special-
ist Jeff Sloop at 432-6412 or
visit sustainablefortbragg.
com/braggaboutrecycling/
or www.facebook.com/brag-
gaboutrecycling.
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