The Fayetteville Dogwood Festival is quickly approaching. This years marks the 31st Annual Dogwood Festival, so make sure to mark your calendars for April 26-28, 2013. The Dogwood festival is one of the main attractions for Fayetteville and has a nice economic impact on the community. This three day event has been known to bring over 200,000 people and there is “something for everyone” during these three days. One of the best parts about this great event...the admission is free!
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nc: Client Appreciation Party
- 03/16/13 12:44 PM
Client Appreciation Party A client appreciation party is a perfect way to say thank you for being a great client. Also, a great way to catch up with past clients and their families. Today, a fellow Realtor and I held a joint appreciation party that we called a “Client Eggstravaganza”. What a wonderful way to spend a few hours, on a nice Saturday morning for an Easter egg hunt. It was so much fun to watch all the kids run around and collect 660 Easter eggs.
We had everyone register and fill out all their updated information, including birthdays, when they got … (8 comments)
nc: Wine Paint & Canvas In Hope Mills, NC
- 03/07/13 12:01 PM
Wine Paint & Canvas in Hope Mills, NC offered the perfect opportunity for a girls night out recently. We started out with four girls and life got in the way of half our group, but we still had fun. Who wouldn't have fun when you can bring your own wine, beer and snacks? For wine lovers, that awesome. I was a little hesitant about going to Wine Paint & Canvas because I have trouble drawing a stick figure, but the instructor walks you through step by step and it’s so easy...really. Plus, if you mess up or need help, the instructor … (3 comments)
nc: The Right Schools When Searching for Your New Home in Fayetteville, NC
- 02/26/13 03:13 AM
PCS time is quickly approaching, and every move brings about a lot of uncertainty. One of the biggest concerns for families is finding a home in the right school district to meet their children’s specific needs. In a town like Fayetteville, there are literally hundreds of schools, both public and private. How do you know which schools are the best? Where can you go for recommendations and advice? One excellent resource is GreatSchool.org. You can check out ratings and reviews and get a general overview of how schools rank by school, district or city.
The Fayetteville Dogwood Festival
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