121 Lamon Street, Fayetteville, NC 28301

September 2018-February 2019 ACTIVITIES GUIDE

A guide to Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation programs, special events and facilities.

Feature: *NEW* Online Registration, Page 2

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121 Lamon Street, Fayetteville, NC 28301 www.fcpr.us Welcome! As mentioned in the past several editions of the Activities Guide, Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation (FCPR) continues to expand facilities and programs to meet the needs of our growing community. Fayetteville City Council* Mitch Colvin Featured on the cover and page 2 is a new service that Mayor: Mayor Pro Tem: Theodore W. Mohn FCPR began providing in July. Online registration was James William Arp, Jr. implemented to make participating in FCPR programs William Joseph Leon Crisp more convenient for our citizens. Now, instead of visiting a facility in person to Dan Culliton sign up for a program, including athletics, just log onto http://fcpr.us/register Johnny Dawkins and register online. D.J. Haire Since the publishing of the last Activities Guide, splash pads have opened at Kathy Jensen Massey Hill and Myers Recreation Centers and shade structures have been Tisha Waddell installed. Participants in the Buddy Baseball program kicked off their season on Larry Wright the new Inclusive Playing Field in April.

The Parks and Recreation Bond Committee continues to work diligently on the Cumberland County Commissioners* plans for the Western Senior Center, which will be located along Lake Rim, the Chair: Larry Lancaster Vice-Chair: Dr. Jeannette M. Council Skate Park, the Sports Complex and a multitude of other projects. Glenn Adams In the District (county), plans are in place to construct splash pads at five Michael Boose locations, including Eastover Town Park, Godwin Town Park, Gray’s Creek Charles Evans Middle School, Linden Little River Park and Wade Community Park. W. Marshall Faircloth Construction of these splash pads is expected to be complete by the end of Jimmy Keefe 2018.

There are always great things happening in our community and at FCPR. Parks and Recreation Please visit our website at www.fcpr.us to see all that we have to offer! Advisory Commission*

Michael Gibson, Chair: Director, Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation Vice-Chair: Stacy Carr III Demetria Davis Holden Reaves Antonio Gerald Harold Smelcer Steve Harper Lee Spruill Iva Marie Kelly Gary Weller Troy Lindsey Crystal Williams TABLE OF CONTENTS Linda Miller City Council Liaison*: Kathy Jensen County Commission Liaison*: Larry Lancaster Director’s Welcome...... 1 Massey Hill...... 25 John Meroski Feature: Online Registration…………..….2 Pine Forest...... 26 FACVB Liaison: Festival Park/FCPR Special Events……....3 Smith...... 27 CC Schools Liaison: Vernon Aldridge Parks and Recreation Director: Michael Gibson Transportation & Local History Museum...4 Stedman...... 28 J. Bayard Clark Park & Nature Center...... 6 Stoney Point...... 29 *at time of printing Cape Fear River Trail...... 8 Westover...... 30 Cape Fear Mountain Bike Trail...... 8 Gilmore Therapeutic Recreation Center….31 Follow us on Facebook, Lake Rim Park...... 9 Senior Center...... 33 Twitter and YouTube Mazarick Park...... 10 Tokay Senior Fitness Center...... 34 www.facebook.com/fcpr.us North Carolina Veterans Park...... 11 Fees and Charges Schedule...... 35 www.twitter.com/parksrecreation Athletics...... 12 Comments & Kudos………………….…..37 www.FayTV.net School Related Programs...... 16 Youth Development.…………………….17 Contact Us General Recreation Centers...... 19 Administrative Office………….....433-1547 Free Text Alert Service Cliffdale...... 19 Athletics...... 433-1547 Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and College Lakes...... 20 Parks Division...... 433-1556 Recreation offers a free text service to notify citizens of Eastover-Central...... 21 Inclement Weather Hotline……….306-7325 rainouts or other important alerts. E.E. Miller...... 22 The Activities Guide is designed to G.B. Myers...... 23 To sign up, residents can text Gray’s Creek...... 23 provide a brief snapshot of the many FCPRD to 84483 or visit the link: J.S. Spivey...... 24 activities provided by FCPR, focusing https://www.rainedout.net/ Kiwanis...... 24 on new programs and special events. team_page.php?a=864a246217075c93bc80. Lake Rim...... 25 For a complete listing of all FCPR For senior citizen’s information, text Senior to 84483. programs, special events and For Tokay Senior Fitness Center, text Tokay to 84483. facilities, visit the website: For Gilmore Therapeutic Recreation Center, text www.fcpr.us. Gilmore to 84483. For Special Olympics of Cumberland County, text SPOCC to 84483.

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Cumberland Parks and Recreation (FCPR) now offers online registration! online offers now (FCPR) Recreation and Parks Cumberland - Online Registration is now AVAILABLE! is now Online Registration recreation center. center. recreation FCPR program already has an assigned username and password in the FCPR online online FCPR in the password and username assigned an has already program FCPR any by calling can be obtained password and The username system. registration any by calling password and a username can create participants New center. recreation Citizens may visit visit may Citizens in an enrolled previously has that family or individual Any device. smart or computer Fayetteville 3

FESTIVAL PARK/FCPR SPECIAL EVENTS www.fcpr.us Kid's Craft Projects: Projects: Kid'sCraft Ride: Train Roasting: Marshmallow with Santa: Photos Admission: 6 Dec. Ages; Thurs., All call 306 weather, 433 call more information, For Santa! visit with and tostop by forget Don’t season. Christmas the of half our stroll on leisurely a enjoy Park, at Arnette Located Christmas the Park in 23: After Sept. 1 July Registration; Early 8am 6; Oct. Ages; Sat., All safe ride. Ride the of day the on am at7 begins registration at online and Office Administrative at FCPR Register County. Cumberland Olympics Special 12,30 62 or presentedby: Fayetteville 433 Call event. special your for rent for isavailable Festival Park     Festival offers: Park hallmark. community’s that isour life of quality the with consistent venue class a created and 2007, April in opened it acres, 14 of Consisting downtown.” of jewel “crown the as described been has Fayetteville, downtown in Street Rowan and Avenue Ray of corner the at located Park, Festival

Support areas to include backstage dressing rooms, loading dock, concession area and public and restrooms area concession dock, loading rooms, dressing backstage toinclude Support areas celebrations community for large crowds well as as groups intimate for seating lawn Grass surface 66’ x its 40’ on and events performances accommodate can that stage A main set and quickplanning that enables promenade concrete a on and water power toinclude booths vendor event special for An infrastructure

$10/family vehicle, $30/commercial vehicle and $75/motorcoach or bus or $75/motorcoach and vehicle $30/commercial vehicle, $10/family $1/person mile Bike Ride through Fayetteville and Cumberland County. Starts at Festival Park. All proceeds go tobenefit go All Park. proceeds at Festival Starts County. Cumberland and Fayetteville through Ride Bike mile - $20 and does not include a t a not include does $20 and Cumberland Metric Ride Bike Century - 7325. $5/photo (no personal cameras) personal (no $5/photo $1/craft

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1458, 433or 1458, Lafayette Victorian Christmas - Historic Cemetery Stonecutters Fridays at the at the Market Museum House Fridays

Sat. 10 am 10 Sat. - 9 pm; Free th - Sept. 28: Oct. 26: Nov. 23: Constitution Day at the Market House Market Constitution Day at the youDid know Fayetteville that was the where location the General Assembly of North Carolina ratified the U.S. Constitution? Join members of the Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution the at Market House as we remember the historic document and the ratification took that place on sitethat over 225 years ago. ages; Fri.,All Sept. 21; am; 11 Free 4 The Market House, which is Cumberland County’s only National Landmark,Historic is open to the public on 4th Fridays from 6 Square: HistoryA of Downtown Fayetteville. addition In to the permanent exhibit, view a local different history exhibit each month. ages; 4thAll Fri. of Sept. and Oct.; 6 1 Special exhibits for this season are:

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325 Franklin Street, 433 Franklin 325 and Local History Local and Museum Fayetteville Area Transportation Transportation Area Fayetteville

Exhibit Galleries Open to the Public Tues. Public the to Open Galleries Exhibit Early Settlement in Cumberland County Fayetteville World in War 1 Murder and Mayhem in Fayetteville History of ClubsHistory and Fraternal Societies Month Market House Market OpenMonth House -

The Fayetteville Area Transportation and Local History Museum is the hub for history in Downtown Fayetteville. From enthusiastthe history to families looking for fun, there is something for everyone here. Staff operates the museum, museum annex the and Market House. The museum is a wonderful educational resourcefor the City of Fayetteville and in addition to ongoing exhibits, tour opportunities for various interests and age levels, we offer programsspecial throughout the year. GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL All All Ages; 2nd Fri. of Sept., Oct., Nov. and Dec.; noon Free about our local history. Exhibits on the second floor are always changing so wethat can our community’s tell rich variedand history. and explore.and Experience Downtown Fayetteville from its center point, the Market House. Fri.On the 2nd of Sept., Oct., Nov. and Dec., noon from 4 pm, to come and visit the floor2nd of the Market House to learn a little bit more Mid Downtown Fayetteville is a wonderful place to shop, dine Oct. 11: Nov. 1: Nov. 15: Topics datesand are: Sept. 13: Lane Downtown in Fayetteville. Presentation will be given by staff from the Fayetteville Area Transportation Localand History. Sept.10+; 13, Oct. 11, Nov. 1 and Nov. pm;15; 6:30 Free interest levels. These presentations will take place on the dates below at 6:30 pm in the State and Local History ofRoom Headquarters Library located 300 at Maiden Information Center are teaming up to bring you a host of local history presentations. Both aresites valuable educational resources for the community thisand collaboration is one will that abenefit variety of ages and Local History at the Library Library the at History Local The museum and the Cumberland County andLibrary MUSEUM ACTIVITIES MUSEUM 5

TRANSPORTATION & LOCAL HISTORY MUSEUM www.fcpr.us 4: Feb. 17: Dec. toursare: Thisseasons 4; am 9 Feb. and 17 Dec. 10+;Mon.; museum. call the register, to or more information For islimited. space , required $3.Registration of fee a tour has The walking. moderate require may but tours bus travel via will sites.Participants significant mosthistorically area’s the of tosome guide your be us Let tours. historybus our of one on museum the from with staff area the Travel History County Cumberland Tours Bus 1 23; Nov. All Fri., ages; call 323 visit more information, For event. special the partof are museum the at rides carriage and exhibit House A Market miss. would Scrooge a only issomething Holiday ADickens County, Cumberland Fayetteville/ of ArtsCouncil the by Sponsored downtown. of heart the in tradition family thishistoric Discover A Dickens Holiday am 10;9 Nov. All Sat., ages; pm. at 1 will presented trophies be am from 9:30 place take voting will Awards Choice People’s am. at9 begins registration and late vintage, antique, with packed grounds museum the explore can Visitors celebrations. Day city’sVeterans our part of as show car vintage a will sponsor clubs car supporting Museum and History Local and Transportation Area Fayetteville The VeteransCar DayVintage Show Sept. of Fri. All 4th ages; 4 enjoy and museum the pit a at stop make to welcome are enthusiasts individual and clubs Car grounds. museum on the outside cars coolest the of and some inside exhibits our explore 4 every museum” the “night a at Experience Cruise African - Historic Churches 1776. 1776. - In In 4 for

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CLARK PARK & NATURE CENTER 6

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5 pm 5 1579 - - Dusk - 5 pm, Sat. 11 am pm,11 Sat. 5 - Fairy and Action Fairy Miniature gardens are the all rage and can be used as “forts” for everything from dolls to trolls, and action figures. We have will some stockpiles of raw materials (sticks, stones, pinecones, etc.) and idea boards for inspiration. and Groups individuals can build their own Makeforts. sure to bring figures the forts.to inhabit If you bring and a$3 broken garden pot, you can make a fairy garden a pot in to take home. The success ofdepends this on creative builders, so allget your friends to come join in the fun! Call to register. ages; Sat.,All Oct. 13; noon broken to pot make the fairy garden a pot in craft 8 am 8 Fri. am 8 Fri.

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Center Hours: Center register as space is limited. ages; Fri.,All Oct. 12; 6 haunted past and roast marshmallows and banana boats. Dress for the outdoors. Bring water a and flashlight. Meet theat Nature Center. Promptness essential. is Call to Pumpkin Path Ghost Story Campfire Ghost Pumpkin Path Program Follow a mysterious glowing pumpkin path to a program on local lore and legends. Listen to stories region’sof this to to register as space is limited. 8+; Tues., Oct. 2; 4:30 Already takenAlready the basic class and looking to practice your technique? variety A of games targetsand will be available for some guided target practice. provided.Equipment Call Sept. 29; pm; $5/participant2 Shoot Archery make fire, rope, playand some games along the way. Bring camping gear, water food and for Fri.’s dinner and Sat.’s breakfast and lunch. Call to register. ages accompaniedAll by anFri., adult; Sept. 6 28; pm Campout Fun Family Enjoy a campout with a survival theme. Learn how to SPECIAL EVENTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS

www.fcpr.us/parks Clark Park offers programming for educators, groups, individuals families.and Programs meet at the Nature Center unless otherwise noted. You must pre be cancelled.will Details for group reservations a and full list of programs can be at found paved CFRT. The CFRT has dedicated mountain biking trails, accessed near the Rivercliff subdivision at thebottom of Eastwood Avenue. behaved,Well leashed pets are welcome on trails youas cleanlong up after them. Contact the park office you if would like to receive a copy of our monthly newsletter with updated program information or follow us on Facebook at the area. The Nature Center displays features and live animals. Visitors can picnic overlooking the woods the and highest waterfall in the coastal plain. For those interested in walking or jogging, the park hasown its set of unpaved trails, and also serves as a for trailhead th Clark Park and its Nature Center join the Cape Fear (CFRT) Trail River and Moses Mathis “Bicycle Man” playground/ trailhead to form a complex suited to hours of enjoyment and education. remains It a natural woodland area dedicated to preserving the environment, educating the public on North Carolina andplants wildlife, providingand the only camping in GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL 7

CLARK PARK & NATURE CENTER www.fcpr.us All ages; Sat., Jan. 19; 6 19; Jan. All Sat., ages; Pre marshmallows. roasting and firethe pit at warming up by Conclude darkness. the in amazing predators these listeningfor woods the through hike silent on a go their Then, calls. size and shape, their by owls different identify learn to will you briefdiscussion, a During Marshmallow Hike and Roast Owl 20; 3:30 Nov. All Tues., ages; toregister. Bird. Call National our for candidate a considered once were they just why learn and creature charismatic this more about out Find forests. Carolina’s nativeNorth to are they animal, farm important notjust an are Turkeys meal. the behind bird interesting the more about learn nice to be would it dinner, turkey nice toa sit you down Before Let’s Turkey Talk 3 3; Nov. Sat., 7+; register. islimited. to Call Space one. somethingfrom make and strange fruits these about Learn winter holidays. fall our and for color of backdrop a Gourdsprovide Gourd Holidays Decoration the for am 9:30 3; Nov. Sat., 8+; Callregister. to islimited. space because early Register ours. of some hit and/or old pumpkin your Bring too. Adultswelcome speciala surprise. pack prepare we ones the of some and in notime, eye the in pumpkin the will hitting be You archery. of basics learnthe and compound bows art the of will state use participants class, beginner Inthis old pumpkin. your fun outof bit of Get last the YourPumpkinShoot Old ArcheryProgram - registration required. required. registration

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1 29; Jan. All Tues., ages; register. Call to craft. macaw great green or scarlet a Do it faces. challenges conservation the and life,intelligence itsfamily world, the in species parrot largest the about hear Come MacawsMagnificent All ages; Tues., Feb. 26; 1 Feb. All Tues., ages; . register to Call sloth craft. a and do wild the them in seen has who ranger park a from animals fascinating and cute these about out Find world. the gripped has Sloth fever FeverSloth 6 8; Feb. Fri., 6+; Callregister. to them. identify to hike and a constellations on craft glowing a for ranger park Join a Constellation Craftand Hike

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CAPE FEAR RIVER TRAIL/MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAIL 8

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RIDERS MUST HELMETSWEAR

Take caution at any intersection. needwill to yield to CFRT users Avoid riding immediately after rains, it for safety, to and allow the trail to dry to prevent trail erosion. Maintain speeds allow that you to yield to pedestrians and that are within your abilities SAFETY* SAFETY*

and safetyand keyis to preventing injury. There are tight andturns constantly changing conditions which require vigilance and constant attention.    Cape Fear Mountain Trail Bike Cape Fear The Cape Fear Mountain Bike is aTrail relatively new feature of the Cape Fear (CFRT)/Clark Trail River Park area, located approximately one mileup north the CFRT from the Park. The Cape Fear Mountain Bike Trail Fayetteville Cumberland Parks Recreationand (FCPR) gaining support through various volunteer groups, individuals aand partnership Thewith Bicycle Shop. currentlyThe trail has nearly 3 milesfuture with potential for close to 10. If you are interested volunteeringin for expansion trail maintenance,and leave information your contact with a park ranger. * is very commonIt to take a on an tumble off road course

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mph yieldand mph to pedestrians. Carefully control your bike on slopes. Pets be must leashed. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. Some sections of the trail are steep thereforeand hazardous. Bicyclists are to maintain speeds under 15 The trail The a trail not loop.is It 5.3 is miles onelong, Plan your walk so you that will have transportation wherewaiting you finish. The trail The trail openis 365 days a year 8 am from to dusk. Parking is available at Jordan Soccer Complex and Clark Park. Cape Fear River Trail and Mountain Bike Trail Mountainand Bike Trail River Fear Cape

     meandering woodlandfor trail beginners. You Go: Before Eastwood Avenue). consists It of two sections on opposite sides of the trail. halfThe first mile is more technical with tighter turns and rollers, suitable for experienced riders. crossing After the CFRT becomesit a Trail is is Trail now accessible off of the CFRT. Access is located 1 mile north of Clark Park traveling towards CollegeMethodist (not far from the intersection with Florida, similarFlorida, to the Appalachian Trail. underJust three miles of the Cape Fear Mountain Bike and officiallyand opened December,in 2014. The trail is designated as ofpart the East Coast Greenway. The Greenway ais series of urban greenwaystrails and that eventuallywill connect from Calais, Maine to Key West, trail headA named honor in of Moses was Mathis constructed at ofthe start Phase 2B, located Clarkat Park birds. The Trail River area is also home to an unusual combination and of diversity hardwood trees. Frogs, lizards and turtles are common sights, with an occasional deer. Along theAlong trail are interpretive explaining signs the andwildlife plant life in found the area. Thereare more speciesthan 700 of plants and trees, species and 150 of boardwalk through the marsh and wetlands along the trail. through athrough beautiful blend of trees, wildlifeand plants spectacularwith views of the river. The terrain can be flat or slightly hilly. In addition to the wooden bridges, oneincluding covered bridge, there is over feet 1,000 of The trail The trail ais 10 bicyclistsjoggers, othersand nonutilizing transportation. winds It for nearly 5.3 miles, one Cape Fear River Trail Cape Fear 9

LAKE RIM PARK www.fcpr.us 3 islimited. space Callregister, to hike. private a for appointment an set Groups can park. in the that isfound something to letter clue isa Each hike. guided this on alphabet the lettersthe of for search they hunt as scavenger a of fun the willenjoy Children ones. little Hike withyour Alphabet on an go park, the toexplore way fun a For Hike Alphabet 4 All Thurs.; ages; 21: Feb. 20: Dec. 20: Sept. masterpiece. own your tocreate month each will used be methods materialsand Different artisticfor purposes. used be that can materials of bounty a provides Nature Creating Nature with 10 3 islimited. space register, to program the before Mon. the Call by and activities. crafts stories, through session each explored be will topic new A friends. making new while nature discover to chance a will have Preschoolers Nature Sprouts PARKPROGRAMS fcprnature. at on Facebook us follow or information program withupdated newsletter monthly our of copy found at be can programs full of list a and reservations group for Details will cancelled. be class the low, enrollment is If classes. pre must You noted. otherwise unless Center mation GillisInfor- the meet at Programs and families. individuals groups, educators, for programming Rim offers Park Lake pets. your after up cleaning for you Thank times. all at control your and under leash a must on they be Well office. park the contact event speci your field for athletic or picnic shelter a reserve can find you To how out reserved. are they unless basis first serve come, first a public tothe on open are All facilities toenjoy. you for here are playgrounds children’s and natural areas, fields, athletic courts, volleyball sand courts, tennis pits, walking trails, horseshoe areas, picnic including amenities, outdoor of An assortment everyone. something for Rim offers Park Lake familypicnic, a have or withfriends, soccer one the on stroll a take want to you Whether GENERAL INFORMATION - - 5 yrs w/adult; Wed., Oct. 24; 2 24; Oct. Wed., w/adult; 5 yrs 19; Dec. 14, Nov. 17, Oct. 19, Sept. Wed.; w/adult; yrs 6 - 11 am; Free Free 11 am; Painted Rocks Painted

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- trails/parks/lake - 3 pm; Free 3 pm; Mosaic Nature Craft; Nature Mosaic - Fun with Leaves; withFun Leaves; behaved, furry family members are welcome to enjoy a walk around the park too, but but too, park around the walk a enjoy to welcome are members family furry behaved, Office Hours:

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- - park. park. register for all programs. Register early; space is limited in most in islimited space early; Register all for programs. register Mon. Please contact the park office if you would like to receive a a receive to like would ifyou office park the contact Please - These programs occur after park operating hours, please please hours, operating park after programs occur These AstronomyPrograms All Ages; Fri., Dec. 21;2 Dec. Ages; Fri., All Callregister. to ornament. or wreath own your making by holiday celebrate the course, the completed have you Once presents. lostthe Christmas of search in park the through traverse to compass and map a Use ChristmasScavenger and Hunt Crafts 8+; Basic Archery 8+; Shoot Pumpkin and Class 5 Youth Archery am 25;9 Sept. Tues., 55+; SeniorArchery islimited. space early, Register will taught. be through follow and stance proper Safety, archery. of basics learn the they as bows compound use will Participants ArcheryClasses details. the all for website FCPR the on listing our Check forseason! this moreplanned and trips hiking trips, and kayak tours programs, classesand archery Park has Rim Lake RECREATION OUTDOOR 22;6 Feb. All Fri., ages; andConstellations Stars 6 21; Jan. All Mon., ages; Moon the in Man The 13; 8 Dec. All Thurs., ages; Viewing Shower Meteor Callregister. to weather. the for Dress gate. in letthe you can staff so arrive promptly 9 pm;Nov. - - Fri. 8am 7 yrs; Sat., Oct. 20; am 10 Oct. Sat., yrs; 7 Sat., Nov. 3; 9 am 9 3; Nov. Sat., 1 22; Oct. Mon., - 1018 - - 5 pm

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. 1575 - Feb. 14: Rocks and Minerals; park - SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL Snowball Fight yourThis is chance to enjoy a wintertime favorite activity even we if don’t snow. get Safe, realistic “snowballs” will be provided. ages; Mon.,All Feb. pm; 2 18; Free Snakes Alive youFinally, can stop wondering a if snake is venomous or not. Discover identifiable characteristics traits and snakesthat have and even interacta with live snake. to register.Call ages; Fri.,All Jan. 4; 2 Winter Nature Series Nature Winter variety of A nature topics will be discussed by a park ranger throughout the winter months. to Call register. More suitable for ages older5 and younger but siblings are welcome. 5+; Thurs.; 3:30 Dec. 27: Species; 10 pm; Mazarick Two 8 am Two Mazarick pm; 10 -

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Mazarick Park

1400 Belvedere Avenue, 433 Avenue, Belvedere 1400 1547. Please contact us you if would like to receive a copy of our

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purpose a park Disc featuring Golf Course, shelters, picnic a playground trails. and A tennis court - 9:30 pm; $20/person - 6:30 pm; pm; 6:30 Free - 11:30 am; Free Park Hours: Park - their lives.their Call to register. ages; Thurs.,All Nov. 29; 3:30 about the fascinating lives of Native Americans our in state before European contact. Explore how they made preparedtools, food, made clothes otherand aspects of Native American Culture American Native and stonePottery tools are just a few of the clues left behind by North Carolina’s earliest inhabitants. Learn hike to explore the woods and to look for constellations the nightin sky. Call to register. 6+; Tues., Nov. 13; 5 Nighttime Explorations Nighttime discussionA about creatures of the such night as coyotes, cricketsfrogs, and owls bewill followed by an interactive space Check is limited. website for dates topics. and ages; Thurs.;All 10 Homeschool Discovery Series Discovery Homeschool These are programs designed homeschoolerswith in mind to help supplement their curriculum. Call to register, PARK AND EVENTSPROGRAMS PARK on side unlesson side 2 otherwise noted. You pre must space is limited classes.in most If enrollment low, is the class be cancelled. will Details for group reservations and a ful of can programs be found at information on shelter rentals, call 433 monthly newsletter with updated program information or follow us on Facebook at Mazarick Park offers programming for educators, groups, individuals families.and Programs meet at the Mazarick Building Mazarick Mazarick Park ais multi aand baseball field are available for a quick game. Picnic areas are open come, on to the public a first serve basisfirst u they are reserved. The Glenville Lake openPier is for fishing; you abide must by state fishing license requirements. For mor GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL essence on of the water being total darkness in catchand storiesafrom fright on told the water. Fri., Oct. 10+; 19; 6:30 Night Paddle and Stories Night Paddle Paddle along a remote lake after the sungoes down for a spooky on thewater.night Become in lost the eerie 11

NORTH CAROLINA VETERANS PARK www.fcpr.us information about how you can become a part of the NCVP team, stop by the park or call 433 call or park the stop by team, NCVP the partof a canbecome you how about information more tovisitors. For information greet provide and help that volunteers dedicated has Park Veterans Carolina North Volunteers Needed sights. fresh and new see to year the throughout Visit park do. the seasons the as changes park in the beauty natural the Also, history. and militaryof heritage aspects various highlight exhibits informational These center. visitor the in small of exhibits number a ishostto park The Displays New them. support who citizens the represent and Carolina North of counties all 100 from veterans the to homage pay features Symbolic state. the that represent elements architectural natural and many incorporates Park Veterans and the state, Friendly” Military “Most the tocall itself isproud Carolina North more, What’s park. the in embodied renewal spirit the of given location, fitting isa downtown revitalized beautifully City’s The Park. Veterans Carolina North the house to place perfect the Fayetteville is military heritage, its Withrich Guard. and Coast veterans military to dedicated park firstThe state Park. Veterans Carolina North the of home the tobe isproud Fayetteville www.fayveteransdayparade.com www.fayveteransdayparade.com 2018. Visit Day toVeterans in 1918 Day Armistice from hundred years one the commemorating Service” of is“A Centennial parade this of year’s theme The Fayetteville. downtown historic in am 10 at 10 beginning Nov. on will held be Parade Day Veterans 2018the Fayetteville Council, CountyVeterans Cumberland the by Sponsored ParadeVeterans Day 2018 Free Parade; Day Veterans 10;Following Nov. All Sat., ages; Ceremony. Day Veterans Fayetteville’s of City the for Parade Day Veterans the following Park Veterans Carolina North at the Join us Veterans DayCeremony

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ATHLETICS Athletics

YOUTH TEAM SPORTS YOUTH INDIVIDUAL SPORTS

Birth certificate, 3 proofs of residence and fee are Track required at the time of registration. The first two Registration is Jan. 1-March 1 for the Fayetteville Rockets. weeks of registration will be open to residents only. Meets begin in April. Register at any recreation center. FCPR is a member of USATF (USA Track and Field) Baseball www.fayettevillerockets.net Registration is Jan. 1-March 1. Season starts in April. Boys and Girls; 7-17 yrs; $25 residents; $50 non-residents; League age is the age attained by a player prior to May 1 of $5 late fee the current playing year. Boys and Girls; 3-17 yrs; $25 residents; $50 non-residents; Swimming $5 late fee Registration is Feb. 1-April 1. Season starts in April. League age is the age attained by a player prior to Aug. 1 of Softball the current playing year. Must be able to swim length of Registration is Jan. 1-March 1. Season starts in April. pool. League age is the age attained by a player prior to Jan. 1 of Boys and Girls; 7-18 yrs; $25 residents; $50 non-residents; the current playing year. $5 late fee Girls; 7-17 yrs; $25 residents; $50 non-residents; $5 late fee Middle School Golf Basketball Registration is Feb. 1-April 1. Each participant receives Registration is Oct. 1-Dec. 1. Ages 5 and 6 will participate training in life lessons, golf etiquette, golf skills and in a 6-week instructional program on Sat. mornings. Ages tournament at the conclusion of the program 7-17 will participate in league play. Season starts in Jan. Boys and Girls; 10-14 yrs; Kings Grant Golf Course; Tues. League age is the age attained by a player prior to April 1 of and Thurs.; 6-7:30 pm; $20 the current playing year. Boys and Girls; 5-17 yrs; $25 residents; $50 non-residents; Golf Lessons $5 late fee Hook a kid on golf! This is your chance to learn how to play the right way. Program includes three lessons; each Indoor Soccer lesson is two hours. Participants must provide their own Registration is Jan. 1-March 1. Season starts in April. clubs. Register at any recreation center. FCPR is a member League age is the age attained by a player prior to May 1 of of USGA (United States Golf Association). Times and the current playing year. dates subject to change. Call 433-1392 for more Boys and Girls; 5-12 yrs; $25 residents; $50 non-residents; information. $5 late fee Boys and Girls; 6-18 yrs; Spring (April), Summer (July), and Fall (Sept.) sessions; Cypress Lakes Golf Course; 11 am-1 pm; $40/session

Youth Tennis Lessons Beginners to intermediate players can enjoy tennis in a group setting. Each lesson runs one hour a week for four weeks and will be held at various locations. Register at any recreation center or Mazarick Park Tennis Center. Ages 10-under yrs will follow the Quick Start format. Year round lessons available. FCPR is a member of the USTA. Call 670-1797 for more information. Boys and Girls; 6-17 yrs; $40/month Lacrosse Registration is Dec. 1-Feb. 1. Season starts in March. Tiny Tots Tennis Players will be grouped together by grade level. Year round tennis program for children who want to learn Boys and Girls; 5-14 yrs; $25 residents; $50 non-residents; how to play the game. Register at any recreation center or $5 late fee Mazarick Park Tennis Center. Call 670-1797 for more

information. Rugby Boys and Girls; 4-6 yrs; Tues. and Thurs.; 3:30-4 pm at Registration is Dec. 1-Feb. 1. Season starts in March. Mazarick Park Tennis Center; $40/month League age is the age attained by a player prior to May 1 of the current playing year. Boys and Girls; 8-19 yrs; $25 residents; $50 non-residents; $5 late fee 12 www.fcpr.us 13

ATHLETICS www.fcpr.us $5 fee late 6 and Girls; Boys March. in beginning onSat. held will be tournaments andand girls boys tois open program This matches. competitive into lessons 1 isDec. Registration Wrestling $5 fee late 6 and Girls; Boys Nov./Dec. in mornings on Sat. held be will Program Center. Recreation at Myers held be will andand girls toboys isopen program This wrestling. 1 isSept. Registration Wrestling Instructional Program 22 18+;Sept. 670 call information more For group. age in your in area the players other abilityagainst test your will Thistournament ChampionshipsCity Tennis lessons private for $20/halfhour 4 and Girls; Boys 670 call information more For round. year are registration Clinicsand clinic. onthe based to2 hours minutes 30 from Clinicswill run students. advanced to beginner for clinicswill be The Tennis Clinics/LessonsJunior $15/session or $150/month TennisCenter; Park 12 and Girls; Boys 670 Call TennisCenter. Park Mazarick or center recreation at any Register level. next the to their game take to want who players tennis youth for program Training Training TennisJunior $50/month TennisCenter; Park at Mazarick 7 and Girls; Boys 670 Call TennisCenter. Park Mazarick or center recreation at any Register Start tennis. Quick of version adapted the that follow will children for program round tennis Year Start Tennis Quick

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information or to register. 2nd and12+; Tues.4th of each month; 2 includes athletes with other disabilities affecting motor Pre skills. Massey RecreationHill Center. 433 Call Boccia PSC Boccia is a precision sport.ball was It originally designed to be played by people cerebral with palsy, but now Hill RecreationHill Center. 433 Call information or to register. Tues.;18+; Sept. 4, Oct. 2, Nov. 6; 1 Archery program offers the opportunity to learn, practice, enjoyand camaraderie with the other participants. Pre Archery PSC

http://fayettevilleflyers.net/ 16+; Mon. Thurs.;and 7 Aug. endsand Aug. in April. Team practices homeand games are held Massey at ClassicalHill School. High Call 433 The Fayetteville Flyers remain one of the top teams with the Carolinain Wheelchair Basketball Conference and WheelchairNational Basketball Association. The team is always for looking more players. The season in begins activity, regardless of skill level. Basketball Adult Wheelchair Sport Clubs.Sport The Fayetteville Paralympic Sports Club offers programming to involve youth adultsand with physical and visual disabilities sports in physicaland Paralympic Sport Club (PSC) Paralympic U.S. Paralympics, a division of the States United Olympic Committee, has partnered with organizationscommunity acrossfrom the country to create a network of Paralympic through through May. 6+; Mon.; 4 must be must accompanied by a parent or guardian or be authorized be to in the facility independently. Registration required. is Season beginsin Sept. runs and Bowling for Fun forFun Bowling Therapeutic bowling league is for ability all levels and meets Lafayetteat Lanes on Raeford Rd. Participants 15

ATHLETICS www.fcpr.us $35 11 am; Tues.; Course; Grant Golf Kings 50+; andMen Women; isOct./Nov. Fall isMay/June; Summer isSpringMarch/April; year. 3 timesper isoffered League GolfSenior Leagues $40 11 am; Thurs.; Course; Golf Grant 18+;Kings Women; isOct./Nov. Fall isMay/June; Summer isSpringMarch/April; year. 3timesper isoffered League Women’s Golf Leagues 18+;$400/team 433 Call 121 Street. Lamon Office, Main location: Registration 1 isJan. Registration FlagFootballAdult non $60/person residents; 18+;$30/person 433 Call Street. Lamon 121 Office, Main location: Registration afternoon. Sun. or 1 isJan. Registration Kickball Adult leagues week night per team/2 $600 leagues; week per night team/1 18+;$500 433 Call 121 Street. Lamon Office, Main location: Registration 1 isOct. Registration Basketball Adult non $50/person residents; $25/person Women; and Men 45+; more information. t a toreceive 1 March by Register mid 2 isJan. Registration Intramural Adult Senior Softball tournament elimination double $75/optional, leagues; week nightsper $500team/2 leagues; week per night team/1 18+;$400 433 Call 121 Street. Lamon Office, Main location: Registration 2 isJan. Registration Softball Adult ADULT SPORTS - - - - - 1396 for more information. more information. for 1396 information. for 1396 more information. for 1376 residents March. Games will be played at Lamon Street Park. Park. Street at Lamon played will be Games March.

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Adult Clinic: Adult Clinic: 18+;Free Call 670 Jan. in begin programs All and Women. Men for TennisCenter Park at Mazarick program tennis free a enjoy Come Free Programs Tennis private lessons 18+;$7 670 call please information, more location and For Women). (Men and levels allfor ability Lessons Tennis Lessons Adult $30/team 23 Sept. Doubles; and 18+; Singles information. Call 670 Center. Tennis Park Mazarick or center recreation local at your Register Park. Mazarick at players other against skills test your and out Come Tournament Tennis City Championship Adult April 18+Tues.; information. Pre TennisCenter. Park Mazarick at Register teams. other against skills your test come and partner Graba Men’s Progressive Tennis Adult Doubles 18+;11 am call 670 or Center Tennis Park at Mazarick Register periodically. held socials tennis these during community the from players tennis other with tosocialize fun and tennis good some for Center Tennis Park Mazarick to Come Tennis Socials Adult 18+;Free 670 Call community. the from others with compete Come Park. at Mazarick andMen Women for Tennisladder Ladder Challenge am 10 Fall/Winter; SeniorDoubles: SeniorClinic: - - registration required. Call 670 Call required. registration 1797 for more information. more information. for 1797 - $10 group lessons; $30/hour or $20/half hour for for hour $20/half or $30/hour lessons; $10 group - 1797 for more information. for 1797

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19. - 4, Feb. 18 - Resident: $26/day round schedule;round **Sept. 24 - - year Nov. 6, Nov. 21, Dec. 17 Feb. 18 **Dates are subject to change based on the Cumberland County Schools Calendar. Workday Camps Locations: Center,Recreation Eastover *E.E. RecreationMiller Center, Gray’s Creek Recreation Center, J.S. Spivey Recreation Center, Kiwanis Recreation Center, Lake Rim Recreation Center, Massey Hill Center,Recreation Pine Forest Recreation Center, Smith Center,Recreation Stedman Center,Recreation Stoney Point Recreation Center and Westover Recreation Center Need for something your kids to do on those teacher workdays? Bringthem to one of our recreation centers and burn them let some of the energy off. This structured program provides a safe and entertaining atmosphere for your where child, they will play games, do craftsarts and otherand fun activities. Participants bringmust a nonperishable lunch. Please register least at one week in advance. Grades K Jan. 2 Non *E.E. RecreationMiller Center will be offering Workday/ Intercession Camp for students who school attend on a

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Cliffdale Recreation Center, College Lakes 8; 8; Mon. - Resident: $230/month or $70/week 6 pm; 6 pm; Resident: $115/month or $35/week per child; - - *E.E. RecreationMiller Center will be offering L.E.A.P for students who attend school on a year 2:30 Non round schoolsround follow the year school round schedule. Space is limited. Grades K quiet activities.quiet Staff assists the participants with homework when appropriate. Parents must provide transportation. Recreation centers located to next year Program Program designedis for children grades in K broken down into times for snacks, free play aand study whenperiod children complete homework playand/or Stedman Stedman Recreation Center, Stoney Point Recreation Center Westover and Recreation Center Learning, Enrichment and Play, or L.E.A.P, SchoolAfter Recreation Center,Recreation Eastover *E.E. RecreationMiller Center, Gray’s Creek Recreation Center, J.S. Spivey Recreation Center, Lake Rim Center,Recreation Pine Forest Recreation Center, L.E.A.P. After L.E.A.P. Locations: 17

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT www.fcpr.us 6 9; Oct. All Tues., ages; Recreation Center. Lakes College the is at held Workshop career. lucrative fulfillinga and to lead can in STEM experience academic your how Learn talent experience. and new for looking constantly are employers in country, the industries growing fastest the of Asone endless! inare STEM career a for possibilities The FutureCareer MathTechnology, Engineering to and Your Intro Applying toSTEM: Science, 6 20; Sept. All Thurs., ages; Recreation Center. Cliffdale is at the held Workshop loans. and scholarships Aid), Student for Application (Federal FAFSA the including basics, aid financial of understanding an gain parents workshop, thisIn confusing. all,most of You and, difficult,frustrating isoften process aid financial the (free participants. college For attend! available a and at are to PayHow College:Financial 101 for Aid interested all register offered courses to and are all any only but to need Workshops locations charge!) of of number Development Youth FALL WORKSHOP SERIES Register at Register Pre level. national and state a on council our represent to continue to will FCYC allow Proceeds towards. work they change the and community in your youth the of support your affirms GlowFest the in Participating community. in their Change” the “Spark to everyone urges Council Youth Cumberland Fayetteville The 5K. Skip Fayettevillethe Park, at Festival 6 On Oct. Fayetteville - race party begins at 6:30 pm; Race begins at 8 pm; Awards are at 8:30pm. at are Awards 8pm; begins at Race pm; at6:30 begins party race

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7 pm; Free - 7 pm; Free - Academic Mindsets: Can to Mindsets: From Can’t Academic fromMoving I can’t to I can I and will. This session is designed to provide studentstools parentsand can use to move a from fixed to a growth mindset. Workshop held is the at College Lakes Recreation Center. ages; Tues.,All Feb. 5; 6 A College That Fits Like a Glove Like That a Glove A College Fits When achoosing college, students have a to lot consider. Often times more criteria needs to be considered than is Thisrealized. workshop designed is to provide students strategieswith match to the college fits that social,their academic and financial needs. Workshop held at is the Cliffdale Recreation Center. ages; Thurs.,All Jan. 17; 6

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quality quality college preparatory services to students, parents, and educators. Through Educational Talent Search, Upward - All ages; Tues.,All Dec. 4; 6 about the impact that this important document has on college admissions life and beyond High School. Workshop held at is the College Lakes Center.Recreation Point Point Average (GPA) on Schoolthe High transcript? thisAttend session to learn how to all interpret information on the transcript. addition,In gain knowledge All ages; Thurs.,All Nov. 15; 6 Story Transcript is My My Teens parents, and do you know the value of a Grade problem, problem, and learn tips strategiesand for increasing your academicchild’s success. held the at is Workshop Cliffdale Recreation Center. speak up behalf.on their Regardless of your child’s grade, academic ability or personality, you should be the #1 advocate for your child. Be a part of the solution, not the How to Be an Effective for Your Advocate How Be an Effective to Child Even the best students will occasionally need a parent to Down School House: the You Go to Before

college preparatory services parents to students, educatorsand are provided. For more information on the Office of College Access Programs, call 672 The Office of College Access Programs’ mission to encourageis and assist youth who are traditionally under college preparation with for, entry into, and completion of a college degree. The office a provides broad range of high UpwardBound, Bound Math Scienceand and the 21st Century Community Learning Centers a broad range of high Fayetteville at State workshops University bring these to Programs to our community, Access Fayetteville offree charge! 19

RECREATION CENTERS www.fcpr.us Min. of 6 players; max. of 10 of players max. players; 6 of Min. 6 Fri.; All 3rd ages; tovictory. way your and dodge team entire an or Bring yourself dive. dipand duck, Dodge, Dodgeball 10 passes. tumble several and dive rolls tucks, standing handsprings, back standing as such tumbling skills intermediate learn skills they as Tumbling Senior 7 offs. and round cartwheels walkovers, and back front rolls, backward and forward as such tumbling skills junior for technique and form proper development on is placed Emphasis tumbling. beginner completed Tumbling Junior 6 and backbends. cartwheels bridges, handstands, rolls, backward and forward as such tumbling skills Tumbling Beginning 4 and handstands. bridge work rolls, cartwheels, as such skills tumbling learn basic will Your child participation. group and movement body through abilities and social physical child’s your develop to isdesigned class This environment. fun positive Mini’s 2 positions. body and rolls, flexibility balance, on instruction with tumbling skills basic learn to child the encouraging class is during present Aparent/guardian participation. group and movement body through abilities social Tots Tiny TumblingAllCliffdale 9 Thurs.; 2nd 55+; class. aerobics toyour prior with seniors other etc.) Uno, games, card (checkers, games or conversation in join and breakfast in your bring can Seniors Club Breakfast PROGRAMS CENTER - - - - 9 yrs; Thurs.; 6 Thurs.; yrs; 9 8 yrs; Thurs.; 5:15 Thurs.; 8 yrs; 4 Thurs.; 3 yrs; - 5 yrs; Thurs.; 4:30 Thurs.; 5 yrs; 15 yrs; Thurs.; 6:45 Thurs.; 15 yrs;

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1564 - register by Fri., Nov. 16. - 5 pm, Sun. Sun. 2 pm, 5 - 14 yrs;14 Sat., Dec. 15; 9:30 am - Basketball Clinic Learn the fundamentals of basketball from experienced players and coaches. will learn Participants basic shooting defensiveand skills through various drills exercises.and 7 Carnival/Trunk Treat Fall or This year we be partnering will Pine with Forest CenterRecreation for our annual carnival. fall Bring out your entire family for a fun games for the whole family to participate, as well as bounces houses trunk and College Lakes Center.Recreation ages; Fri.,All Oct. 6:3026; Appreciation DinnerVolunteer centersRecreation rely heavily on volunteers and we would like to show our appreciation that for all you do! Please us for join an evening of fun, fellowship and dinner. haveWe will door prizes and spaghetti!yummy Please pre ages; Tues.,All Nov. 6:30 20; SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL Sale Yard Community Have some items arethat in good condition you that would love to give away? Bring your items that are good in condition to College Lakes CenterRecreation for our fall yard sale. You keep proceeds all from the sale. you haveAll to do is register for a table. Pre Sat.,18+; Oct., 7 20; am

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- 11 am;11 $5/class - confidence - 18+; Thurs.;18+; 10 join join the party! Join the millions of people have that decided that having fun working and out are not mutually exclusive. withGet the group who’d rather have a blast! Morning Zumba Fitness Morning Zumba Zumba is a Latin style aerobics class will that help you to into get shape and burn calories. Ditch the workout and

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RECREATION CENTERS www.fcpr.us All ages; Sat., Oct. 6; 10 am; Free 106; am; Oct. All Sat., ages; today! spot your reserve so islimited, Space together. canvas beautiful a painting friend a while or one loved time witha quality Spend away. paint day the we as us tojoin isinvited Everyone class. with painting a Halloween and Fall Celebrate PaintingFall Class am 22;7 Sept. All Sat., ages; today! yours reserve limited, are so find.Tables can you treasures what see Come treasure! man’s isanother trash man’s One sale. yard community our at table a up Set fall cleaning? after items unwanted your of all todo with Can’t what find Community Yard Sale SPECIAL EVENTS $5/class 6:30 Thurs.; and All Mon. ages; smile! but your everything, shrink and shape into yourself Dance you. captivate and engage will that movements energizing and body pumping, muscle racing, heart of hour the during doing it one easy and Latin rhythms that program fitness dance isa Zumba Zumba Gym: Adult Open Gym: Youth Open month. the of Sun. 4th 3rdand onthe held gym be will Adult open month. the of Sun. 2nd 1stand on the held be will gym Youth open Gym Open Sunday PROGRAMS CENTER - of - a

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Fall Festival Come on and out your bring families to enjoy Cliffdale and E. E. Festival.Fall Miller’s There be free will games, music, craftsarts and and other activities. We have will inflatables, popcorn and other concessions. Vendors will have available items for purchase. Vendors must pre Cliffdale at Recreation Center. . All Ages; Sat., Oct. am27; 10 SaleSenior Bazaar Yard Come help our Senior raiseClub money for various non quality new and used clothing, toys, jewelry, furniture, food,plants, coupon stockpile, crafts and more. All Ages; Sat., Nov. 3; 8 am Cookies, CardsChristmas and Cheer Holiday cheer the air! in is Participants will enjoy a fun cookies, treats muchand more. out! Don’tOnly miss twenty spaces are available so make sure to register early. Registration deadline Decis 7. 8+; Fri., Dec. 14; 6 Mash Monster E. E. Miller Come celebrate the season in friendlya family way. Cliffdale and E. E. RecreationMiller Center will be providing a trunk or treat, costume contest, music, games, activities muchand more at the E. Miller RecreationE. Center. Trunk or will betreat limited to children 12 yrs. ages; Fri.,All Oct. 6:3026;

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5; Fri., Sept. 6:3021; - Registration required. Drop off 7:45at am at EEM; registration required. is - - 13 yrs; Fri., Oct. Drop12; off 7:45 am; $20 - 9 snack, and dress for a day of walking and fun. Pre pick up 6at at pm EEM. educational event. us Join as we travel to Raleigh for the NC2018 State Fair. There will be plenty of animals, rides foodand to enjoy. Please a bring bagged lunch and a 2018 State NC Kids: Fair Adventure If you want to family

Maximum ofMaximum 300 participants permitted. Grades 3 Back to SchoolBack Dance to us Join for our 1st annual Back to School Dance. Mingle oldwith friends and celebrate new ones! Tickets are only sold in advance and will be available Sept. 5 Pre All Ages; Sat., Sept. 8; 10 Celebrate Grandparents Day your lovedwith ones letand knowthem how much you appreciate them. Enjoy breakfast and make a craft together to take home. SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL and Grandparents Biscuits, Gravy focus on a newyou that picture be guided will through to apply new techniques. 8+; Thurs.; Beginners 6 Are youAre interested in learning the basics in drawing or looking to advance your artistic skills? This class is available to beginner advancedand artists. Each week will 55+; 55+; Thurs.; 1 Class Art Senior Crafts Do you want to expand your creativity? Come join us to express yourself andarts with crafts. Looking forLooking a low fitness group to keep you and energetic!young 55+; Tues.; 12:30 CENTER PROGRAMS Senior Fitness 23

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- - 5 pm, Sun. 2 Sun. pm, 5 - 5 pm, Sun. Sun. 2 pm, 5 - 13 yrs; Tues.; 6:30 - Come and join us for a night of classic games such as Chess, Charades,Bingo, Pictionary more!and your Bring friends family. and Reserve your space up by and sign Thurs. of week. that All Ages; 2nd and Fri.4th of the 7 month; pm; Free Holiday Dinner Be our guest! Join us for our Community Holiday Dinner. Spend time with friends and and family spread the holiday to joy everyone. Families will enjoy music and crafts. There is limited space available, so be sure to reserve your spot between Nov. Dec.1 and 1. All Ages; Tues., Dec. Free11; 7 pm; Chefs Little Children learn how to prepare simple meals snacksand arethat nutritious and healthy. Instructions will be on meal selection, food preparation, andcooking use of utensils. 5 Night Game

Scale Modelers Show Modelers Scale Come see some of best models on the east coast andyou if think you have takes, what it enter your models. Sponsored by the Lafayette Scale Modelers club. For more information, contact Kenneth Johnson at 308 Sat., Nov. am 10; 10

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Fort Bragg Judo club. For more information, - http://www.fayettevillejudo.com 13 yrs; Sat., Oct. 27; 6:30 - All All Ages; Free Please help nonby donating boxes; powdered or canned milk; baking such items as flour, sugar or vegetable oil. Canned Food Drive Canned Food Help ourout local community by canned donating goods for the food pantries localat churches foodand banks in the area. Food will collection take place Nov. 1 to Nov. 30.

parents will enjoy Halloweenmaking arts treats, and crafts and music. Child friendly costumes are welcome! 5 Halloween Party Come out and celebrate Halloween us! Children with and EVENTS SPECIAL

information, email Sat., Sept. TBA 22; Elegant EmeraldElegant will be sponsoring a dance competition the followingwith categories: show, field walk capt.thru, solo standand battle. For more Sat., Sept. 15; TBA ShowdownSandhill each Judo other using techniques you if and are qualified, enter test and your training. Sponsored by the Fayetteville visit Judo Tournament Come and watch the best of the best compete against SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL 25

RECREATION CENTERS www.fcpr.us 7 Chromebooks. the to access have to participants required for are slips Permission purposes. work school for available are Laptops homework. with assistance for center recreation the Stop by Homework CramSession 1:30 month; the of Thurs. 50+;3rd will served. be snacks and Light refreshments games. or cards play neighbors, your andknow get to center the Stop by and fun. fellowship time for on this out miss Don’t communities? surrounding or area Hill Massey the live inyou Do Hangout Senior $5/child 8 Pre meal. the getenjoy to and then dishes of variety a preparing assist in will Participants thisclass. love will cooks Aspiring young Kitchen Class Cooking Art PROGRAMS CENTER 5 included. be Dinnerwill yourself. enjoy out and and go hours of couple a for kids off the drop Come you. to that Rim isoffering further! Lake no look Well, kids? the without things todosome need just or shopping grocery maybe around, running do some to Need toyourself? hours couple a need you do Parents: Parents Out Night Free am; month; 10 each of 3rd55+; Fri. month. every of Fri. 3rd the meets Club community! and club senior new out this brand check older? Then, 55or are and area Fayetteville West the live inyou Do Senior Life New Club PROGRAMS CENTER - - - 14 yrs; Mon. 14 yrs; 13 yrs; Fri.; Sept. 21, Oct. 19, Nov. 16, Jan. 18;5 Jan. 16, Nov. 19, 21,Oct. Sept. Fri.; 13 yrs; 6 month; each of 3rd Fri. yrs; 12

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Massey HillRecreation Center

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Fri. 1 Mon. 1455 Hoke Loop433 Road, 1612 Camden Road,433 - - - 9 pm, Sat. 9 am Fri. 1

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1196 - 5 pm, Sun. Sun. 2 pm, 5 15 yrs; 15 Sat., Dec. 15; noon - - Snacks be provided. will 8+; Fri., Dec. 7; 6:30 3V3 Basketball Tournament Come out and compete our in 3V3 Basketball Tournament. usContact and register your team today! Pre Mon., Dec. 10. 10 Helping Hands The holidays bewill here before we knowWe it! are looking for volunteers who would like to come help us decorate the recreation center for the holiday season. We havewill cookies, snacks and holiday to music motivate us wewhile work. Please pre ages; Sat.,All Dec. 1; 1 Night Kid’s Paint Fall is in the air! Join us as we fall paint related pictures on canvas. leaves, Pumpkins, ghouls more! and Parents can someget dinner shoppingand done while we paint. Family Movie Night Family Look no further for a fun night for the family. Come spend the evening with your child(ren) watching a movie. We offer popcornwill other and concessions. ages; Fri.;All Jan. 18 and Feb. 15; 7

9 pm, Sat. 9 am 9 Sat. pm, 9 - 6901 Ramsey Street, 433 Street, Ramsey 6901

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7:30 pm; Free - - Pine Forest Recreation Center Recreation Pine Forest 8:30 pm; $5/child

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treat! treat! Location will be at College Lakes - or - register by Fri., Nov. 16. - 8+; 8+; Fri., Nov. 30; 6:30 Nerf Night Nerf We are excited to present Nerf Night! haveWe will multiple games that will kids enjoyobstacles, with barricades and more! Pre pre ages; Tues.,All Nov. 6:30 20; would like to show our appreciation that for all you do! Please us for join an evening of fun, fellowship and dinner. haveWe will door prizes and spaghetti!yummy Please All ages; Fri.,All Oct. 6:3026; Appreciation DinnerVolunteer centersRecreation rely heavily on volunteers and we games for the whole family, as well as bounces houses and trunk Center.Recreation This This year, we be partnering will with College Lakes CenterRecreation for our annual carnival. fall Bring out your entire family for a fun Carnival/Trunk Treat Fall or

All ages; Fri.,All Oct. 19; 6:30 hosting ahosting Family Game Night so you can come play board games together. provideWe will the games snacks,and you all and need to do bringis yourfor family some fun! Night Game Family forLooking something fun to do with the family? We are SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL 5+; Fri., Dec. 14; 7 Christmas Cheer Christmas Holiday cheer the air! in is Bring the family to create a tree ornament while enjoying a Christmas movie. Christmas cookies drinksand bewill served. popcorn light and refreshments. ages; Wed.,All Oct 31; 5 Bring Bring the family to out enjoy the Fall Massey Festival. Hill There be free will games, activities, face costume painting, contest, aand glow the darkin hunt. Weegg will serve SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL Fall Festival 27

RECREATION CENTERS www.fcpr.us 108; am Sept. All Sat., ages; 4 Sept. pre Please together. littlea closer family your brings that tradition start a you help us Let memories. some share and music good to listen while grandchildren your with out andhang crafts some Bingo, do play Come Grandparents Bingo SPECIAL EVENTS 5 month. the of Fri. 3rd the by register must Participants movies. rated PG Gand games! movie and a popcorn, for Bring kids your Parents Out Night 6 18+;Tues.; exclusive. mutually not are out and working fun having that decided that have people of millions the Join party! the join and workout the Ditch calories. burn and shape get into to you help that will class aerobics Latinstyle isa Zumba Zumba PROGRAMS CENTER - 10 yrs; Last Fri. of the month; 7 month; the of Fri. Last yrs; 10

- 7 pm; $5/class pm; 7

- noon; Free noon; Mon. Smith Recreation Center

- 10 pm; $5 admission 10 pm; - Fri. 10 am

1520 Slater Avenue,433 - register by register - 9 pm, 9am Sat.

6:30 16; Nov. All Fri., ages; pre Please great food! and prizes door willWe have dinner. and fellowship fun, of evening an joinfor us Please do! you all for that appreciation our show to like would andwe on volunteers heavily rely Recreation centers Volunteer Dinner Appreciation 10 27; am Oct. All Sat., ages; Pre at 8people. max will Teams favorite costume. your towear forgetDon’t team. open an and get on solo come team or Bring your dodgeball! of afternoon filled fun a for team Gather your Costume Dodgeball 6 8; Feb. All Fri., ages; 6. Feb. until available be and will center recreation the at in advance sold only are Tickets white. wear and red Boys Girlswear dance. Valentine’s family annual first at our night the away Dance A Family Dance Affair - register by Tues., Nov. 13. Nov. Tues., by register - 5 pm,2 Sun. - 1571

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our very own make and take Christmas ornaments. We will then take a break for milk and cookies thenand we beginwill decorating the recreation center Christmas tree. When we are done, wonderlandwhat a winter the center be! will Pre 5 Regional BasketballCape Fear Camp us Join for our annualthird Cape Fear Basketball Regional Camp learnand the important fundamentals of the game ourfrom great staff of experienced coaches players!and beWe focusing will on shooting, dribbling, defense, rebounding and team play by using drills exercises.and Camp will be held Cape at Fear School High and will feature variety ofexperts. Pre Dec. 5. 7 Stedman Recreation Center Drive Recreation Center Food Stedman ThanksgivingWith aroundjust the corner, helplet’s those need.in We are for asking non donated to local charities or families. We will be accepting donations from Oct. 17 off theat Stedman Recreation Center. 14 your childrenBring for out a full night of fun filled activities. There be carnival will games, face painting, inflatables, costume contest and the monster egg hunt for those who wish ventureto our with flashlights.their For thosea with sweet tooth, we be having will Cake Walk! Concessions will be available. ages; Thurs.,All Oct. 25; 6 Holiday Helpers allCalling of Santa’s Helpers! beginWe will by creating

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12 yrs; Fri., Nov. 2; 6 12 yrs; Fri.; Oct. 6 12; nd - - A variety variety of boardA games will be available for your family to play. Children must be accompanied by an adult. ages; Fri.,All Sept. 21; 6:30 Family Game Night Game Family Enjoy some game time as a family. This has been designated to familiesgive some quality time together.

more! ages; Sat.,All Sept. 15; 9:30 am Come to Stedman as we partner the Stedman with Youth Athletic Club for a fun filled day! Games and contest for ages! all Food, inflatables, vendors and much off theat Stedman Recreation Center. 2 With WinterWith just around the corner, helplets those in need. We are for asking new or gently used coats to be donated to local charities or families. We will accept donations from Sept. 1 SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL Drive Coat Recreation Center Stedman Early drop 5 Register your child for an exciting night including adinner and movie. That’s right…it’s a out for night andMom Dad! Pre advance andlate registrations will benot accepted. 5 Night Movie Kids will will join preparing us in a variety of foods. Participants will then enjoy familytheir requiredis one week advance. in Cook! Cool Kids Aspiring young cooks will love class! this Young Chefs days before the date of the program! Be sure to mark your calendars so you don’t miss out! 55+; Fri.; 6:30Dinner; pm; $5 Looking forLooking a night outwith friends? Come to the Stedman Recreation Center for ole’ a grand time! All participants must register and registration ends three CENTER PROGRAMS Night and Food, Fun Friday Fellowship 29

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Stoney Point Recreation Center

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3 Grades permitted. participants 300 Maximum of 15 Jan. available be will and in advance onlysold are Tickets Dance. Valentine’s annual our for Join us Valentine’s Dance 6 7; Dec. Fri., 8+; 1. Dec is deadline Registration early. register to sure make so available are twentyspaces missOnly Don’t out! more. and much treats cookies, fun a enjoy will Participants isin air! the cheer Holiday Cheer and Christmas Cards Cookies, 3 Grades permitted. participants 300 Maximum of 3 Sept. available be will and in advance onlysold are Tickets ones! new celebrate and friends withold Mingle Dance. School to Back annual our for Join us toBack Dance School SPECIAL EVENTS - 5 pm,2 Sun. - filled evening creating Christmas Cards, holiday holiday Cards, Christmas creating evening filled - 1435 - - 5; Fri., Feb. 8; 6:30 8; Feb. Fri., 5; 28;6:30 Sept. Fri., 5;

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5 pm, Sun. 2 Sun. pm, 5 - 12 yrs; 12 Fri., Dec. 6 21; 12 yrs; 12 Fri., Oct. 6 26; - - Night Movie Christmas Drop your off kids for a movie here atthe recreation center youwhile finish your last minute Christmas shopping. We also havewill pizza, snacks and drinks. Pre required by Dec. 14. 7 Party Pumpkin Carving your ownBring pumpkin and we’ll provide everything else to make a scary, creepy jack drinksand will also be served. Pre Oct. 19. 7

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RECREATION CENTERS www.fcpr.us Dorothy Therapeutic Gilmore Recreation Center 10:30 25; 18+; Jan. Fri., process. step and hands on instructions throughout the preparationParticipants in this class will be guided with simpleand sample step bya variety of sweet and savory super bowlGet snacks. plenty of practice for the big game as participants Gilmore’s Snacks! of SuperBowl create 21;10:30 18+; Dec. Fri., Pre holiday. this giving spirit the of celebrate we gift as baked freshly delicious a create you help us and let center the Stop by Bake TakeHoliday Itand It 4:30 1; Feb. and 28 Sept. All Fri.; ages; County. Cumberland of Olympics Special and abilities. levels non of hour through one you lead we as family whole the Bring time? same atthe fun have and getwant to healthy you Do Adaptive FamilyFitness 24;10:30 Sept. 18+;Mon., early! register so available, Limited space art wall. community Gilmore’s on displayed be will project Completed and creativity. thinking critical teamwork, skills, leadership that utilizes hands a enjoy will inclass this Participants Collaborative Art for All $3/class 20; 1:30 Jan. Feb. 16, 17, Oct. 19, Sept. 18+;Wed.; class. each for advance in week one register must Participants provided. are projects. functional tocreate art techniques four a for Center Resource Vision the with partner we as Join us Art Sight Beyond PROGRAMS CENTER - stop Adaptive Zumba fun adapted for all fitness all for fitness adapted fun Zumba Adaptive stop - part series of art classes that will explore different different explore that will artclasses of part series

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RECREATION CENTERS www.fcpr.us TRIPS CENTER SENIOR unless otherwise noted. activitiesAll take place at the Senior Center own) your (Dinner on TBD pm; 4 15;Depart Feb. Fri., 55+; 1 isNov. Registration Theater,Raleigh Carolina North at Mia Mamma own) on your (Lunch $5 am; 9:30 Depart 23; Jan. Wed., 55+; 3 isDec. Registration Oaks Four GeneralStore, Stanfield’s and BBQ LakeHolt own) on your (Lunch $27am; 10:30 18;Depart Jan. Fri., 55+; 1 isNov. Registration Theater,Sanford Temple at Helping Second Ladies, ChurchBasement own) on your (Lunch $5 am; 8:30 Depart 15; Jan. Tues., 55+; 3 isDec. Registration Raleigh Museums, Science/History Fun: Foodand own) on your (Lunch $5 am; 9 Depart 26; Nov. Mon., 55+; 1 isOct. Registration Creek Bear Factory, Fruitcake Supreme Southern at Monday Manic own) on your (Lunch $5 am; 9:45 31; Depart Oct. Wed., 55+; 4 isSept. Registration Fayetteville Grandsons, Chason’s Houseand Poe Fun: Foodand own) on your (Lunch $5 am; 9:30 Depart 29; Oct. Mon., 55+; 4 isSept. Registration Raleigh Market, Farmers State at Monday Manic are own) on your $5 (Lunch 8am; Depart 12; Oct. Fri., 55+; Spaces 55+; 4 isSept. Registration early. Citizens Fair, Raleigh State NorthCarolina register Senior please FCPR all limited, to Open

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function. Best of all, the program is free! This program is co 55+; Please call 433 method andmethod easy is to learn, effective and safe. It improves flexibility, muscle strength integratesand mind/body. Scientific studies have shownprogram this to significantly relieve pain and improve physical for Arthritis Tai Chi This program is based upon the Sun Style Tai Chi 55+; 55+; Tues.; Sept. 11, Nov. Jan.13 and 8; 8:30 CENTER PROGRAMS Wax Screenings Ear WELLNESS CLINICS       Equipment Available: Equipment      Fitness Center unless otherwise noted. otherwise unless Center Fitness Note: Please All activities take place at the Tokay Senior Tokay Senior the at place take All activities

Fees and Charges *PLAN RESERVATION TIMES CAREFULLY: An expedited rental fee of $100 will be charged for any facility rental contract executed within 48 hours of the event. Fees DO NOT include extra time for set up and breakdown. Extra fees may apply for last minute rental time changes.

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Park Rentals All Rentals (for non-residents) Double resident fees, plus applicable deposit All Rentals (for profit organizations) Double non-profit fees, plus applicable deposit $195 drag and mark per day, plus $250 deposit

$40 (no drag and mark 1-4 hours), $55 (no drag and mark Ball Field Rental over 4 hours), plus $100 deposit

$25 per hour for field lights, plus $100 deposit Clark Park Camping Fees (organized groups) $1 per person per night, $25 minimum Cross Creek Park $100 (1-4 hours), $25 each additional hour Family Campsite $10 per night Lamon Street Park Complex $550 per day, plus $250 deposit Martin Luther King Park $45 (1-4 hours), $75 over 4 hours

$75 (1-4 hours), $25 each additional hour, plus $200 Mazarick Building deposit *Please reference planning notes at the top of the page.

RENTAL FEES AND USAGE CHARGES FEES USAGE AND RENTAL Mobile Stage (Small) or Bleachers $400 per calendar day, plus $500 deposit Mobile Stage (Large) $500 per calendar day, plus $500 deposit

Outdoor Basketball Court $35 (1-4 hours); $50 (over 4 hours), plus $100 deposit

Tokay Park Complex $575 per day, plus $250 deposit Track - Reid Ross $500 per day, plus $250 deposit

Recreation Center Rentals - *Please reference planning notes at the top of the page.

All Rentals (for non-residents) Double resident fees, plus applicable deposit All Rentals (for profit organization) Double non-profit fees, plus applicable deposit Custodial Setup/Breakdown/Clean-Up $25 per hour (non-profit organizations) $230 (1-4 hours), $50 each additional hour, plus $200 Gym (non-profit organizations) deposit Gym Flooring (non-profit organizations) $300 (1-4 hours), $50 each additional hour $57.50 (1-4 hours) plus $200 deposit, $25 each additional Kitchen Rental (non-profit organizations) hour up to 8 hours max Large / Multi-purpose Program Room Rental $150 (1-4 hours), plus $200 deposit, $25 each additional (non-profit organizations) hour up to 8 hours max Small / Medium Program Room Rental $75 (1-4 hours), plus $200 deposit, $25 each additional hour (non-profit organizations) up to 8 hours max Rentals On Days When Facilities Closed $100 (1-4 hours max allowed, plus rental fee, plus $200 (non-profit organizations) deposit) 35 www.fcpr.us

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COMMENTS & KUDOS Neil McMillan I wanted to take the time to congratulate you on your recent award. It’s not every day that staff is able to tell their supervisors that they do a great job. For you to receive the Supervisor of the Year award says a lot about your department and the staff you supervise. Received from Sunny via e-mail, Feb. 16, 2018

Terri G. Cooper, Kristen Daniels, Belinda Jackson, Nicole Perry and Katie M. Smart Thank you so much for bringing staff together to talk about camp this morning. Our folks got a TON out of your presentation and information that you shared. FCPR is my favorite department in the state for a lot of reasons. I don't have enough time to list them all :) Received from Jennifer via e-mail, March 7, 2018

Crystal Glover, Marcus Monroe, Nelson Soriano and Tyshica Tucker My name is Mark and I am the chairperson for John Wesley United Methodist Church men's group HBCU College Fair. I

COMMENTS KUDOS & want to thank your staff led by Crystal, Tyshica, Nelson (Smith Recreation Center) and Marcus (Smith Recreation Center) for outstanding support. The administrative, logistical and helping my church publicize the event contributed to the fair being successful and well attended by the community. Several hundred students benefited from your staff's support over the last two years of hosting our fair. Your staff's can-do attitude and professionalism is a tribute to the high standards of the city and county. We at John Wesley United Methodist Church men's group salute and say thank you for a job well done by Ms. Glover and the entire team of your conscientious professionals. Received from Mark via email, March 7, 2018

Special Projects I really appreciate the rapid, next day response and repair of the plastic ramp accessing the slide section of the playground at Clark Park. The work that you and your crew members perform on a daily basis is critical to our ability to operate safely. Thank you, and please thank the crew for me. Received from Neil via e-mail, March 16, 2018

Belinda Jackson Thank you for taking the time out of your schedule to give my colleagues and I a tour of your facility and answer a few of our questions. You have a really nice facility. You were very informative, very knowledgeable about your department and a great host. The care and attention to detail you have for your facility is very impressive. Thank you for all your insight. We found our trip to Fayetteville to be very insightful and hope that we can improve our department based on some of the things we learned from our visit. Thank you again, it was a pleasure meeting you. Received from Rodney (Concord Parks and Recreation) via mail, June 28, 2018

Heidi Bleazey and Michael Gibson The tours of the E.E. Smith house went extremely well! Passengers enjoyed a leisurely carriage ride with a tour guide and then they were treated to the story of E.E. Smith’s life and his considerable contributions to this nation and mankind, while standing inside the very house where he lived. Heidi Bleazey from the Transportation Museum was superb. In fact, I extended the time inside the house to almost 30 minutes instead of the planned 10-15. One of the ladies in my tour group is on the FSU faculty and we are now talking about possibly doing the tour again just for FSU students and faculty. Michael, I know this could not have happened without your influence, and I am deeply appreciative! Received from Hank via e-mail, July 17, 2018

James Parker I would like to take this opportunity to share my sincere appreciation for the assistance provided by James Parker to me with some problems at Hall Park. As the Gray’s Creek Ruritan site manager at Hall Park, I was recently confronted with trying to deal with some plumbing and irrigation issues during two tournaments while I was over 3,000 miles away in Alaska on vacation. A quick text and phone call to Mr. Parker explaining the problems at Hall Park soon became problems resolved! Situation under control! Mr. Parker’s sincere concern for the continued partnership and success of the Gray’s Creek Youth Sports program is indeed appreciated. He has been instrumental in his efforts to provide assistance and support at any time. FCPR is lucky to have such a dedicated employee on your “team.” Received from Helen via e-mail, July 20, 2018

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