The Spring Lake Board of Commissioners said Monday they do not want the Town of Fuquay-Varina to take water from the Cape Fear River Basin and move it to the Neuse River Basin.
Trey Nemec
Trey Nemec is a reporter for CityView. He is a Fayetteville State University alumnus, and holds a bachelor's degree in communication and media studies.
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Greater Fayetteville Chamber Military Affairs Council to Host Food Drive For Fort Bragg Armed Services YMCA
Chamber’s Military Affairs Council will collect non-perishable food items and more to support military personnel, veterans, and families
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Local Nonprofit Gives Free Haircuts to Low-Income Residents in Cumberland County
With hair clippers in hand, local nonprofit Cut My City co-founders create a stronger community through free haircuts, service, and a purpose-driven mission.
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Spring Lake Commissioners Approve Residential Development Rezoning on North Main Street
The Spring Lake Board of Commissioners approved the rezoning of land along North Main Street in a 3-1 vote to allow for the development of an apartment complex near the town’s downtown district.
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Here’s a list of Veterans Day celebrations in Cumberland County
Cumberland County hosts several events to commemorate Veterans Day. Here’s where you can find them.
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Newly elected Spring Lake leadership reflect on 2025 election cycle
Spring Lake will see a mix of new and returning faces to the board of commissioners.
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Cumberland County election officials report increase in early voting rates
Ahead of Tuesday’s general municipal elections, Cumberland County election officials report spikes in early voting numbers.
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Spring Lake officials talk community food access ahead of SNAP pause
At a Monday night work session, Spring Lake commissioners briefly discussed the upcoming pause of SNAP and WIC benefits that will impact about 33,000 households in Cumberland County.
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Cumberland County Association for Indian People focuses on community and revitalization
The Cumberland County Association for Indian People has worked for decades to educate, connect, and support local Indigenous residents. The group has a new director and a newly renovated community center.
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In the historic Orange Street School, new music programs and a state-of-the-art recording studio give Fayetteville children new opportunities
The school launched the first class of its Youth Music Workshop in late August, teaching kids the basics of drumming, and tested out the recording studio’s equipment. The next class will take place on Oct. 18.
