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The content is a nonpartisan guide to participating in local government in Fayetteville and Cumberland County, emphasizing that residents have a legal right to speak at public meetings under North Car

Cumberland County is weighing whether to impose a moratorium on data center construction as interest in the region grows. Since September, three proposed data center projects have been publicly discus

Cumberland County held a public hearing on a proposed moratorium on new data center development, drawing 25 public speaker turns. Support was overwhelming but not unanimous: 22 speakers favored the pa

The content is a Broadcastify audio feeds portal page for Cumberland County, North Carolina. It shows that there are 42,841 listeners online and provides navigation links for audio feeds, dashboards,

The City of Fayetteville, North Carolina, currently has eight open bid opportunities listed on its purchasing page. The city invites vendors and contractors to review bid documents by selecting the bi

A state audit has found serious financial mismanagement in Hope Mills, warning that the town’s finances are nearing a crisis if spending patterns continue. The 66-page report, released April 24, exami

The Fayetteville City Council voted 8-2 to change its public comment process after significant criticism from residents and one council member. Under the new policy, public forums will no longer take

Cumberland County is set to temporarily reopen the parking lot in front of the courthouse and law enforcement center in downtown Fayetteville within the next 30 days. This decision, announced by Board

The Fayetteville City Council recently faced a contentious debate over the regulation of data centers, highlighting a divide on leadership and policy formulation. Council member Shaun McMillan propose

The Public Library is set to host its 17th Annual Storytelling Festival from March 1 to March 31, 2026. This month-long event aims to celebrate the art of storytelling, providing a platform for local

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited Jack Britt High School in Fayetteville, North Carolina, as part of the "History Rocks: Trail to Independence" tour, which aims to enhance civic and hi

The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. parade in Fayetteville has been postponed, with conflicting reasons given by the organizing committee members. While committee member Charlisa Y. Davis cited "saf

A Superior Court judge ruled that Fayetteville is not liable for repairing four private dams that failed during Hurricane Matthew, abruptly ending a nearly decade-long legal battle. The plaintiffs arg