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View This Email In Your Browser Good morning. Spring Lake will see a mix of new and returning faces to the board of commissioners and mayoral office as Cumberland County’s municipal election cycle comes to end.  Incumbent Mayor Kia Anthony closed out Tuesday’s election with 52.85% of the vote in the mayoral race, overcoming a challenge for […]

View This Email In Your Browser Good morning. And welcome to November. The start of a new month means we have a new CityView Magazine for you. This month’s edition is “The Giving Issue,” which highlights all the ways you can give throughout November—through acts of kindness, volunteering, and community events—in the Greater Fayetteville area. […]

View This Email in Your Browser November 2025: ‘The Giving Issue’ The digital edition of CityView Magazine’s November 2025 issue is live! “The Giving Issue” demonstrates all the ways you can give—through acts of kindness, volunteering, and community events—in the Greater Fayetteville area. The November magazine will be available on newsstands across Cumberland County by […]

View This Email In Your Browser Good morning. Just in time for Halloween, we’re sharing an interview highlighting a new collection of North Carolina ghost stories. Our publishing partners at INDY Week spoke with writer Ed Southern about his new collection, The Devil’s Done Come Back: New Ghost Tales from North Carolina. The book, through […]

View This Email In Your Browser Good morning. In May 2024, Nyoshi Bizzell, a teacher at The Capitol Encore Academy, found out she had Stage 2 breast cancer. Six months later, she completed chemotherapy and radiation, ringing the bell on her final treatment. In a sponsored feature by Cape Fear Valley Health, Bizzell shares her […]

View This Email In Your Browser Good morning. Attorney General Jeff Jackson visited Fayetteville on Tuesday to highlight the more than $200 million in resiliency funding for North Carolina that FEMA canceled. One of North Carolina’s 60 canceled projects is a $15.4 million initiative to replace four bridges and restore streams along Blount Creek in […]

View This Email In Your Browser Good morning. Following a $1.45 million renovation process that began in 2021 and 110 years after the Orange Street School welcomed its first class, its halls are open again. In the historic school, a new Youth Music Workshop series and state-of-the-art music production studio—a partnership between the Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation […]

View This Email In Your Browser Good morning. A team of four drone pilots huddled around a card table laid out in a field at The Range Complex in Autryville, a Sampson County town located 30 minutes outside downtown Fayetteville. “Let’s do this,” Curtis Hall, a pilot from defense and space manufacturing company T3i, said […]

View This Email In Your Browser Good morning. With the release of our October “Arts & Culture” magazine, we updated our 2025-2026 performing arts guide originally published earlier this year in CityView’s DestinationFAY magazine. We’ve added the dates to local The Nutcracker performances and more. Find the updated list in our lead story below. Welcome […]