Current Events

ou may have gotten our letter in the mail. It’s the only fundraiser that keeps Omni Center itself running all year. It’s important to Fayetteville that there’s an Omni Center here. There aren’t many towns with a place where progressive values that support peace, justice and a thriving Earth exist. Right now, more than ever before, Omni Center is needed. Your support will keep the doors open and the coffee pot on, waiting for you. The people you love, and the issues you care for most are supported here, no matter what else is thrashing about in the winds of […]

Gladys Tiffany, Director Omni Center for Peace Justice & Ecology Dec 20 2024 The first real hearing on the first lawsuit – the SZ Apartments against us – about the fate of the old white house and the people living in it, happened Tuesday before last. We worked very hard to prepare for it and felt like we had solid evidence to support our claims that the house is not the source of crime and mess it may have seemed to be before the homeless camp closed. But at the hearing, the charges had shifted to it being a potential fire […]

Dec 21 – 5:30 pm – Omni Center Check out the Facebook page for more information

Happy Holidays dear Peace People

All of Us Are Immigrants” is Daniel Boling on guitar and lead vocals; Kelly Mulhollan on humming; Char Rothschild on accordion and tin whistles; Jono Manson on humming; and Donna Mulhollan on humming. Americana Highways is hosting this premiere of C. Daniel Boling’s song “All of Us Are Immigrants” from his forthcoming album Love, Dan, which is due to be released on November 22 More about Dan Boling and “Love Dan” at this link to Amaricana Highways

Gladys Tiffany, Director Omni Center for Peace Justice & Ecology Fayetteville could have handled things differently.  She still can. The short , unvarnished version of our perspective on these lawsuits is this: there is manipulation going on behind the scenes from people who want to take over our property, which has become valuable. They’re exploiting a situation that we should have handled differently. Richard is actually trying to deal with it responsibly, in cooperation with the city’s Code Compliance Department, and with care for the low-income renters living there. He’s doing what he can in spite of city pressure and manipulation from self-interested parties. […]