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Hotels &
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Rich in
history and tradition, Fayetteville
offers the perfect place to pay tribute
to our country’s active duty soldiers
and veterans. We call these heroes
neighbor.
The
Airborne & Special
Operations Museum, one of the
top 20 public attractions in NC, is the
only place to see, hear and experience
this comprehensive history of the U.S.
Army Airborne from Test platoon to
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Just across the
street, Freedom Memorial Park honors local
soldiers from WWI, WWII, Vietnam and the Korean
War. Various sites and museums on
Fort Bragg further
highlight this history.'
Located in the rolling Sandhills of eastern
North Carolina, area golf courses boast the
well-known names of famous course architects
like Davis Love III, Ellis Maples, Gene Hamm and
Willard Byrd. Only minutes from the golf mecca
of Pinehurst, the Fayetteville area offers the
same rolling fairways and soft white native sand
that have made golfing in the Sandhills so
popular. Best of all,
Fayetteville area courses
are relaxed and un-crowded for totally enjoyable
play!
Weather in Fayetteville is among the most ideal
in North Carolina for outdoor activity. Highs
barely reach the bottom side of the 90s in the
summer, and cools off wonderfully in the evening
into mid 60s giving the area a median average of
mid 70 to 80 with minimum rainfall in the early
summer.
Check out the link to the Fayetteville
Convention & Visitors Bureau for a complete
resource of information.
DINING & NIGHTLIFE
Fayetteville boasts hundreds of dining options
ranging from the fine to the fast, and from the
American to the eccentric, take your pick. The
Fayetteville Convention and Visitors Bureau’s
website lists 65 different restaurants ranging
in 19 different taste options, including
Caribbean, German, Korean, Seafood, Thai and
Vietnamese to go with your traditional options
of Chinese, Japanese, Italian, American, Pizza,
Steak, etc. That doesn’t include any of the
fast food varieties or the scores of nightlife
options that also serve fare and libations!
North Carolina Adult Soccer will be approaching
many of these eateries for possible sponsorship
of and catering for the tournament. As the
tournament dates get closer, look to the Region
3 website to learn more about some of the great
establishments Fayetteville enjoys for your
dining and entertainment options.
MEDICAL SERVICES
The cornerstone of Cape Fear Valley Hospital
was laid in 1954, and the hospital opened in
1956 as a 200-bed county hospital. Today, the
medical center is a robust 426-bed medical
center located in the growing metropolitan city
of Fayetteville, N.C. (population 100,000) in
Cumberland County (population 300,000).
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center is an
acute-care hospital offering quality care in
open-heart surgery, home health and hospice,
cancer treatment, maternity services, emergency
medicine, pediatric intensive care, wellness
programs and more.
1638 Owen Drive, Fayetteville, NC
910-609-4000
http://www.capefearvalley.com/facilities/cfvmc.htm
SPORTS ENTHUSIASTS
Baseball - Fayetteville Swamp Dogs--J.P.
Riddle Stadium. 2823 Legion Rd. The season runs
from Friday, June 1, through the middle of
August. A promotional calendar will be posted on
our web site at
www.fayettevilleswampdogs.com.
$7 box seats, $5 general admission for
adults. $4 general admission for military,
seniors, and kids. Call for individual or group
tickets, 910-426-5900.
Football - Experience the football team for
hometown heroes! The Fayetteville Guard
is the area's only professional indoor football
team. The season runs from March to the middle
of July. Tickets are $10 to $35. Call for group
rates! 910-482-4328.
www.fayettevillefootball.com
Watch the Cape Fear Thunder take on other
teams like a storm! The Independent Women's
Football League (IWFL) is a full tackle women's
football league focused on creating a positive,
safe and fun environment for the women who play
the game and the fans that come out to watch
them Games take place at John Daskyll Stadium.
The season runs from April through June.
910-578-8859.
www.iwflsports.com
Auto Racing - Fayetteville Motor Sports
Park--The drag strip features Professional E.T.
and Street E.T. drag racing on a 1/4 mile track
with a 200-foot concrete starting line Mar-Oct,
Sunday 10 am, sanctioned by the International
Hot Rod Association. The speedway features stock
car dirt-track racing on an oval .4-mile clay
track April -Sept., Sat. nights, 7 pm. Streetcar
Madness, Fri. nights 5-10 pm. Doc Bennett Rd.
910-484-3677.
www.fayettevillemotorsportspark.com
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