View This Email In Your Browser Welcome to CityView Today! In 2016, we wrote a story about local celebrities Robert Lints and Macy the Macaw. The duo is a mainstay in our community, known for strolling downtown Fayetteville, enjoying a meal at restaurants (yes, even Macy), and making new friends in the process. For the […]
Valeria Cloës
Valeria Cloës is the magazine editor and lead copy editor for CityView. She has worked across daily and weekly news publications and magazines in North Carolina. She is trilingual, speaking fluent Spanish, French, and English.
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Cumberland County Schools Accused of Delaying Special Education Evals
View This Email In Your Browser Welcome to CityView Today! Cumberland County Schools repeatedly violated federal law by failing to evaluate students for special education services, according to a lawsuit, a complaint to state education officials, and an investigation by the state education department. Read more in today’s lead story. In today’s newsletter: Senior Columnist Bill Kirby Jr. […]
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February 2026: ‘The Love Issue’
View This Email in Your Browser February 2026: ‘The Love Issue’ The digital edition of CityView Magazine’s February 2026 issue is live! CityView’s “The Love Issue” highlights our community’s love for our veterans, for our pets, and for our health. Within its pages, you’ll also find our 2026-2027 School Directory, your go-to guide to finding […]
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Fayetteville Area Habitat for Humanity Gives Back to Local Veteran and Volunteer
View This Email In Your Browser Welcome to CityView Today! Phyllis McCroskey, a veteran of the U.S. Army who served 13 years, was the 2025 recipient of Fayetteville Area Habitat for Humanity’s Veterans Build, a program that brings together community members and a herd of volunteers to repair the homes of local veterans and make […]
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CityView’s February Magazine Highlights the Different Ways Love Shows Up in Our Community
“The Love Issue” magazine will be available on newsstands across Cumberland County by mid-February.
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A Look Back in Photos: 2025 Rotary Christmas Parade
View This Email In Your Browser Welcome to CityView Today! Were you at the 2025 Rotary Christmas Parade on December 13? We were, and we may have spotted you for our monthly Seen @ the Scene photo gallery. In today’s newsletter: Senior Columnist Bill Kirby Jr. writes about local personal trainer and fitness instructor Cynthia Ross. She trains her […]
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Cumberland County Closes Loophole in Policy Targeting Homeless People
Following complaints about homeless people camping at county buildings, the county on Tuesday revised its anti-camping ordinance to make it easier to enforce.
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Same-Day Clinic Launches Ahead of Peak Flu Season
View This Email In Your Browser Good morning. Fayetteville’s newest Cape Fear Valley Health medical clinic is open for business and is welcoming patients. On November 3, SameDay Medical began offering local residents a new option for convenient access to health care. The facility held its official ribbon cutting on October 30, and its staff […]
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2026 Medical & Dental Directory
View This Email in Your Browser 2026 Medical & Dental Directory The digital edition of the 2026 Medical & Dental Directory magazine is live! CityView, in partnership with Cape Fear Valley Health, offers the annual directory to help facilitate your search for heath care professionals for you and your loved ones. Read The 2026 Medical & Dental […]
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Pat McCrory says Republicans, Democrats Block Competition from Independents
View This Email In Your Browser Good morning. Republican and Democratic elected officials in North Carolina and across the nation use their power to skew election results and limit competition from independent candidates, former Gov. Pat McCrory said during a stop in Fayetteville on Thursday. “The rules are outrageous. The rules are meant to discourage any […]