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By using the
advantages of an agrarian society that requires: (1) a recognition
of reality, (2) a commitment to faith, and (3) a persistence of
effort, Fair Bluff has been able to keep its social institutions
and work ethic alive while cultivating new and productive ways of
dealing with the rapidly changing environment of the last several
years.
Schools-
Public and Private schools are available. School performance is
governed by dedicated instructors, positive expectations and the
student’s degree and breadth of personal, social and cultural
experiences.
Higher education-
Available through Southeastern Community College , U.N.C.
Pembroke, U.N.C. Wilmington, and others.
Housing-
Is
available in a variety of areas at various price ranges. Please
consult the Real Estate page for these.
Religious
affiliation- Christian,
Protestant and Catholic churches are available in the area serving
a variety of individual convictions
Cultures
Represented-
There are a
minimum of four cultures represented in the Fair Bluff area in a
population of approximately 2000. While small populations are a
disadvantage for tax structures and political influence, it does
assist social interaction and make possible a personal
appreciation of all cultures represented. These cultures are
further influenced by Fair Bluff’s Old South historical setting
that ultimately helps to mold custom, architecture, engenders
pride and defines a spirit of the area.
Civic and Social
Organizations- Available to fit your interests
Cultural and
Civic Attractions- Include a museum
of 5000 artifacts depicting the chronological
development of Fair Bluff with physical relics of the town as
it appeared in the 30’s and 40’s.
A diversified library exists serving the needs of a
multicultural and multilingual population.
For Further information
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