Advocates and family members are raising questions after at least 8 people who approached access gates at Fort Bragg were turned over to ICE.
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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🅿️ Cumberland Considers How to Fix Parking Problem It Created
As county commissioners seek new development for the former Crown Event Center site, they want to turn it temporarily back into a parking lot.
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🚌 Schools Closed As Severe Weather Threatens
The threat of severe weather prompted Cumberland County Schools to close schools for students and employees on Monday. That includes all after-school activities.
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How Cumberland County Is Prepping for Data Centers
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners plans to review its proposed ordinance for data centers on Thursday, and then hold a public forum on data centers later in March.
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A Mother Reacts to the Sentencing of Her Daughter’s Killers
Danielle Claire Golcher was gunned down in 2023 at a gas station along Bragg Boulevard. Two brothers were recently sentenced for the murder.
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City Council Skirmish Over Data Center Rules
An attempt by the Fayetteville City Council to discuss data center policies ended after a sharp exchange between Council member Shaun McMillan and Mayor Mitch Colvin over who should take the lead.
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🗳️ ‘The Voters Have Spoken’
Troy McDuffie won the Democratic primary for Cumberland County Sheriff, defeating incumbent Johnathan Morgan and two other challengers.
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Cumberland County Wants to Avoid Taxpayer Sticker Shock
Cumberland County’s property tax values spiked 65% in the most recent revaluation, so commissioners hope doing them more frequently will avoid tax bill surprises.
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It’s Election Day in Cumberland County
Tuesday is Election Day for North Carolina’s primary, and voters across Cumberland County will cast ballots in local and state races.
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💰 Cumberland County Schools Wants $671M for 2026-27
Cumberland County Schools leaders unveiled a proposed $670.8 million budget for the 2026-27 school year that includes employee raises and a $6.5 million increase in county funding.
