CityView‘s July magazine showcases veterans using skills learned in service to thrive in civilian work, previews renovations to the U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum, and highlights an organization setting military spouses up for success.
Stories
How an Army Veteran Built a Transportation Business in Fayetteville
Tauheed “Ty” Wood served in the 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade and used his mission-planning skills to create a local transportation business.
Fayetteville’s Airborne Museum Poised for Major Renovations at Last
The U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum renovations will bring a new permanent exhibit, artifacts, and highlight lesser-told stories in a two-phased project.
CityView’s July Magazine Highlights Fayetteville’s Military Community
“The Military Issue” showcases veterans using skills learned in service to thrive in civilian work, and previews renovations to the U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum.
Fort Bragg Military Spouses Learn How to Build Careers That Can Survive the Next Move
A one‑day workshop gives military spouses the tools—and confidence—to rebuild careers repeatedly interrupted by the constant churn of military life.
Columns
Column: The Great Joy Is in the Cooking
Fresh, locally grown food tastes infinitely better than packaged stuff, or food that’s grown and harvested thousands of miles away.
Column: 6 Books Exploring Art As the Language of Culture
These titles explore the building blocks of civilizations and will make your journeys across the globe more fun and interesting.
Column: How a Kitchen Renovation Upset a Suppertime Tradition
Sitting down as a family to eat a home-cooked meal around our big kitchen table was an expectation—not optional, and not a novelty.
Column: Dreaming of Downtown as Fayetteville’s Cultural Core
Downtown is the cultural core of Fayetteville and should be developed further to create a prosperous synergy that lifts our economy and our spirits.
Column: When Music Reminds Us Who We Are
Longtime Fayetteville resident Jimmy Román blends the traditions of salsa, bachata, and merengue with the contemporary sounds shaping today’s global Latin movement.
Seen @ The Scene
Photos: Hundreds Turn Out for Inaugural ‘Dogwood Nights’
‘Back to School” bash kicks off Fayetteville Dogwood Festival’s new event series, which fills Hay Street in downtown on the second Saturday each month.
The To-Do List
Column: Tales of the Summertime Sheriff
Columnist Claire Mullen describes the list of chores she gave her children for the summer, and whether or not they’ve completed them successfully.
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