The October issue of CityView magazine delves into Fayetteville’s unique culinary scene, from international cuisine and coffee culture to food trucks and student chefs.

Enjoy tennis, charity runs, a Renaissance faire, an oyster roast, and a host of spooky Halloween events across Cumberland ...

For 28 years, Carol Stubbs experienced Cumberland County Schools from positions that often operate outside the classroom but are essential to keeping a school system running. Stubbs spent nearly three ...

Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes, including a new leader for a nonprofit, a Cumberland Community Foundation honoree, and the passing of ...

Dr. Richard Shereff will close his practice at 139 Hunter Circle on October 31 after 49 years of treating patients.

CityView’s October issue delves into the unique culinary lifestyle in the Fayetteville area. From international cuisine and coffee culture to food trucks and student chefs, the dining issue explores ...

• Six signs belonging to four candidates were vandalized. • The penalty for vandalizing a campaign sign ranges from a fine to 20 days behind bars. • Ivey was previously arrested on an accusation that ...

Cumberland’s school board delayed a proposed $1 sale of 5 acres at Jack Britt High School amid concerns about traffic, safety ...

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Brittany McLaurin, finance director for Hope Mills, made it clear from the outset. On September 2, the state’s Local Government Commission (LGC) notified the town it was added to a monitoring list for ...