Customers will pay an extra $3.27 per 1,000 kilowatt hours, vs. the $6.35 per 1,000 kilowatt hours surcharge of this past year. There used to be no surcharge.
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 inCourts & Justice
Juror misconduct leads to new trial in Coach Robinson sexual assault lawsuit
The new trial for the lawsuit is scheduled for Nov. 13.
Posted inCourts & Justice, Culture, Elections, Education, Weather, News, Environment, Health, Music, Place, Military, Politics & Government
CityView WFNC podcast: PFAS in wells by Fort Liberty, school board elections, sheriff lawsuit
Click or tap through to catch up on these stories and more.
Posted inBusiness & Economy, Culture, News, Health, Politics & Government
CityView on WFNC: What you missed on Monday’s edition of Good Morning Fayetteville
Electric bills to go down, debt relief might be on the way for big medical bills, and the Project Aero titanium plant with six-figure jobs is coming to Fayetteville.
Posted inBusiness & Economy
Electric bills expected to drop in Fayetteville area in September
After rising this past September and rising again in May, electricity rates from the Fayetteville Public Works Commission are expected to drop this coming September.
Posted inBusiness & Economy
Project Aero picks Fayetteville for $868 million titanium plant
Project Aero will bring 304 high-paying jobs to Fayetteville with an $867.8 million, 500,000-square-foot titanium plant to be built on the north side of the city, state and local officials announced late Tuesday.
Posted inElections
15 people file for Cumberland Board of Education elections
Incumbent Carrie Sutton not seeking reelection; former Hope Mills Mayor Jackie Warner challenges incumbent Donna Vann
Posted inCourts & Justice, Politics & Government
Lawsuit over investigation of Sheriff’s Office to remain in Cumberland County
A lawsuit that Cumberland County Sheriff Ennis Wright has pending against the Office of the State Auditor will remain in Cumberland County Superior Court.
Posted inNews
Catch up on the latest news from CityView on WFNC radio
You can hear more from your CityView news team with our new partnership with News Talk Radio WFNC. The CityView Today segments are at 8:10 a.m. each Monday on the “Good Morning Fayetteville” show.
Posted inPolitics & Government
Fayetteville PWC to continue selling drinking water to Hoke County
The Fayetteville PWC voted unanimously to continue selling water on a wholesale basis to Hoke County, to borrow $1 million for for an inventory the PWC waterlines that have lead or copper in them, and learned how people pay their bills, such as by mail or with online payments.
