The artist ends ‘The Fall-Off Tour’ in North America with a packed performance at the Crown Coliseum that includes PJ and Petey Pablo.
Matt Hennie
Matt Hennie is CityView's editor-in-chief. Before joining CityView in January 2026, he covered state politics for Courier Texas and was editor-in-chief of Phoenix New Times. He spent much of his career covering local news in Atlanta, where he served as co-publisher of Project Q Atlanta, a digital news site covering LGTBQ+ issues he launched in 2008.
Posted inElections
What’s Up With All These North Carolina Ballot Questions in 2026?
From proposed constitutional amendments about taxes and voter ID to a range of local referendums, voters will face ballot questions in the fall election.
Posted inMagazine
Column: Get Ready for Turkey Leg Season in Fayetteville
The September issue of CityView magazine explores fall events, including a preview of the International Folk Festival and details on other outdoor festivals and parties.
Posted inMagazine
Top 45 Things to Do This September in Fayetteville
Enjoy festivals, comedy shows, charity runs, 9/11 remembrances, the Cumberland County Fair, the 48th Annual International Folk Festival, and much more across Cumberland County.
Posted inSeen @ 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.
Posted inMagazine
Column: CityView’s August Magazine Gets You Back-to-School Ready
The new issue includes an interview with Superintendent Eric Bracy, a back-to-school guide, and columnists on classroom nostalgia, teachers, parenting, and books.
Posted inMagazine
Top 30 Things to Do This August in Fayetteville
Enjoy strolls downtown, game night outdoors, the last Woodpeckers’ homestand, exotic animals, and so much more with these events across Cumberland County.
Posted inSeen @ The Scene
Photos: Fort Bragg Beats Team Fayetteville During United Way Classic
Inaugural event raises about $25,000 for local charities in a basketball game pitting military members against first responders.
Posted inSeen @ The Scene
Photos: Thousands Enjoy Dogwood Festival in Downtown Fayetteville
Organizer, city leaders call the event a success as City Council approves $75,000 to steady Dogwood’s finances.
Posted inPolitics & Government
Fayetteville Approves 4-Month Delay for Data Center Moratorium
The Fayetteville City Council approved a 120-day delay in considering a moratorium on data center developments just weeks after pausing efforts to regulate them.
