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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.
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‘Ladies’ Night Out’ Offers Fashionable, Fun Evening to Support Local Journalism
Hundreds of people are expected to attend the sixth annual “Ladies’ Night Out” on Thursday, an evening of shopping, sipping, sampling, and entertainment.
Posted inNewsletters
Slain Cumberland County Deputy Praised for 20 Years of Service
Sheriff’s office praises Capt. Adam Bean as a leader ‘with integrity, compassion, and strength’ as investigation continues into his shooting death.
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📣 Hundreds Rally in Fayetteville for ‘No Kings’
The crowd in Fayetteville joins nationwide ‘No Kings’ demonstrations, urging stronger protections for democracy and rallying against the Trump administration.
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Photos: Walkers Strut Their Stuff Downtown to Feed the Hungry
More than 150 people gathered in downtown Fayetteville on Sunday to raise funds to feed the hungry and support efforts to improve food security across the globe.
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Gov. Josh Stein Visits Fayetteville to Praise Police Program
State officials want to replicate the Fayetteville Police Department’s law enforcement-assisted diversion program across North Carolina.
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Data Center Opposition Intensifies in Fayetteville
Dozens of residents asked the county to limit data centers to make time to establish regulations during a public hearing on Monday.
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Darrell Allison Wants FSU to Show Up for Fayetteville
Darrell T. Allison says FSU’s enrollment is expanding, military partnerships are growing, construction cranes dot the campus, and change is coming to Murchison Road.
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Lawmakers Question Cumberland School Leaders About Closings
State lawmakers and local elected officials questioned Cumberland County Board of Education members and district leaders about consolidation plans, funding gaps, and teacher retention on Friday at Douglas Byrd High School.
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Kirk deViere’s Ambitious Vision for Cumberland County
The chair of the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners, Kirk deViere, unveiled his ambitious plans during the State of the County Address.
