It will be named in honor of a World War II hero, Pfc. Roland L. Bragg instead of treasonous Confederate Gen. Braxton Bragg
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, Education, Environment, Health, Politics & Government
County commissioners ask state lawmakers for $128.5 million for local projects
Wish list includes money for a new E.E. Smith High School, an aquatics center and a countywide water and sewer system
Posted inCulture, News, Politics & Government
Survey asks: Should Fayetteville increase prices for downtown parking?
Downtown Alliance seeks your feedback as city considers higher fees for parking
Posted inCourts & Justice
Appeals court upholds murder conviction in Fayetteville road rage homicide
Roger Dale Nobles killed Steven Addison during an argument about Addison’s driving. He is serving a life sentence.
Posted inCourts & Justice, News, Politics & Government
Cumberland Sheriff’s Office to buy Canadian bomb squad robot
Commissioners declare February is Black History Month, approve drone and pickleball spending
Posted inMagazine
Court honors Fayetteville trailblazer
A portrait of former North Carolina Associate Justice Pat Timmons-Goodson of Fayetteville will be displayed in the corridors of the North Carolina Supreme Court building in Raleigh.
Posted inEnvironment
PFAS filters to be installed at Gray’s Creek, Alderman Road elementary schools
GenX chemical contamination has made the schools’ water unsafe for years
Posted inCourts & Justice, News, Politics & Government
County gives $350,000 to sheriff to help hire and keep deputies and officers
But Sheriff Wright says better long-term benefits are needed to compete with other agencies
Posted inNews
Fayetteville, Cumberland County to work together on childcare
Leaders from Fayetteville and Cumberland County decided on Monday to work together to ensure residents have access to childcare. The Joint City and County Liaison Committee voted unanimously to pursue this topic further. The committee is made up of members of the Fayetteville City Council and Cumberland County Board of Commissioners. Others who attended the […]
Posted inWeather
Snow for real this time in Fayetteville?
Signs point to sledding weather and travel risks. Cumberland schools closed Wednesday. VA health appointments delayed
