Eastover, North Carolina is in Cumberland County. The community was originally known as Mary’s Garden, and a post office was established under that name in 1853. Later, it became known as Flea Hill, allegedly for a flea-infested tavern that was located there. Flea Hill Township was renamed Eastover Township in 1865, and the town of Eastover was incorporated in 2007. Eastover is northeast of nearby Fayetteville.
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The Eastover Ballpark is operated by the Eastover Community Park Association. Situated in Eastover, North Carolina, the facilities have grown from a baseball park to a community park with four baseball fields, a football and soccer field, walking trail, playground and picnic area. Its schedules are posted.
http://www.eastoverballpark.com/
Situated on the southeast side of Fayetteville, in Eastover, North Carolina, the independent, fundamental, Baptist church uses the King James Bible exclusively in its teaching and preaching. Its history, beliefs, programs, and schedules are posted to the site.
http://www.fbceastover.com/
The location, service schedules, and church calendars of the Eastover, North Carolina congregation are featured, along with leadership contacts and a sermon archive.
http://www.lebanonbaptist.net/
The Eastover, North Carolina UMC congregation meets at its facilities on Middle Road. Its ministries, missions, weekly schedules, a calendar of upcoming programs and events, an other resources are featured.
http://www.salemfnc.org/
A historical and contemporary profile of the North Carolina town is put forward on the official municipal web site, including information about town facilities, services, and policies, a community calendar, and public notices.
http://www.eastovernc.com/
