The Hope Mills Commissioners board will hold a special meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Town Hall to discuss a pay and staffing plan for the town’s police department. Mayor Jessie Bellflowers …
Hannah Lee | Cityview Correspondent
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Board votes to zone 82.5-acre tract for residential, commercial use
Hope Mills commissioners on Monday approved a request to conditionally zone a tract annexed by the town in 2021 to allow a developer to pursue a project that would include both commercial and residential development.
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Hope Mills mayoral, commissioner candidates address infrastructure, zoning, growth
Hope Mills residents on Saturday posed questions to candidates seeking the mayor’s office and town board seats at a community-organized forum, addressing communication, infrastructure, zoning and preserving heritage.
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Hope Mills board reviews proposal to host relocated baseball team
The Hope Mills Board of Commissioners took action on a proposal to relocate a baseball team to the town, approved a donation to the Police Department and renewed a contract for storm drain cleaning at its meeting Monday.
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Fort Liberty looking to resume programs interrupted by COVID-19
The Community Action Committee for Fort Liberty met for its monthly meeting Wednesday morning. These meetings are aimed to convey information from Fort Liberty leadership to those living and working …
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Hope Mills commissioners approve partnership for rebuilt skatepark
The Hope Mills Board of Commissioners took action on upgrading the skatepark at the town’s Municipal Park, writing a “no parking” ordinance in front of the T.J. Robinson Center, as well as purchasing an alarm system for the Parks & Recreation Center at its meeting Monday.
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New theater season brings comedy, Shakespeare to stages of Fayetteville companies
The curtains rise on a new theater season in Fayetteville with “The Play That Goes Wrong” at Cape Fear Regional Theatre. “We are super excited about this upcoming season,” said Ashley Owen, marketing director of CFRT.