Bradley Hall Rountree sentenced to two years of probation for taking fentanyl from police evidence room
Paul Woolverton
Paul Woolverton is CityView's senior reporter, covering courts, local politics, and Cumberland County affairs. He joined CityView from The Fayetteville Observer, where he worked for more than 30 years. He can be reached at pwoolverton@cityviewnc.com.
Posted inNews, Military, Politics & Government
President Trump to visit Fort Bragg on Tuesday
Activities include demonstration of military readiness and remarks to soldiers and their families
Posted inBusiness & Economy
Fayetteville PWC considering bigger electricity discounts to lure big customers
New businesses that use a lot of power could get 23.76% off in their first year
Posted inPolitics & Government
Cumberland commissioners kill Fayetteville performing arts center
Fayetteville’s long-planned downtown performing arts center and meeting space has been quashed after the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners on Wednesday voted 5-2 to discontinue the project.
Posted inBusiness & Economy, News, Politics & Government
Cumberland proposed ban on exploding targets fizzles in 3-3 vote
Residents upset by explosions at nearby gun ranges. Proposed ban not dead yet
Posted inCulture, News, Politics & Government
Cumberland County may decide fate of Crown Event Center this week
Reports update construction expense, costs to rehab old venues, and parking. Commissioners to discuss on Wednesday
Posted inMagazine
Despite its decades of travails, entrepreneurs say opportunity knocks in downtown Fayetteville
A walk through downtown Fayetteville shows the city’s former commercial heart presents a mixed picture of its health, but signs of growth.
Posted inBusiness & Economy, News, Politics & Government
Resident: Chemical companies, not water customers, should pay for PFAS cleanup
The Fayetteville Public Works Commission passes budgets of $450.1 million and $261 million
Posted inBusiness & Economy, News, Environment, Politics & Government
PWC considering ways to revive Ramsey Street solar farm project
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners stifled the solar farm plans on May 19
Posted inEnvironment
Report: PWC drinking water meets safety standards
Fayetteville utility will need to cut PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ contamination by 2031
