Welcome toĀ CityViewĀ Today! Later this weekāWednesday morning, to be exactāyour daily email dose of Fayetteville news will look a little different. We’re giving our newsletter a refresh. Hopefully, you’ll find the new look easier to navigate and read as we highlight our local journalism. After that, we’ll be introducing new features to the newsletter in the coming weeks.
InĀ todayās newsletter: Hundreds of people headed downtown on Saturday for the third series of “No Kings” protests across the country. Our coverage includes nearly two-dozen photos of the signs, slogans, and costumes. Plus, we review “Driving Miss Daisy” at Cape Fear Regional Theatre, and I had camera in hand to snap photos of the CROP Hunger Walk.
Thanks for reading,
Matt Hennie
Editor-in-Chief
Hundreds Rally in Fayetteville for Nationwide āNo Kingsā Day of Action
The crowd in Fayetteville joins nationwide āNo Kingsā demonstrations, urging stronger protections for democracy and rallying against the Trump administration.
More from CityView
Photos: Walkers Strut Their Stuff Downtown to Feed the Hungry
More than 150 people gathered in downtown Fayetteville on March 22 to raise funds to feed the hungry and support efforts to improve food security across the globe.
Review: āDriving Miss Daisyā Delivers Heartfelt Performance to Close Out Season
Four-time Daytime Emmy winner Kim Zimmer leads the talented cast of āDriving Miss Daisyā at Cape Fear Regional Theatre.
Obituaries
Kristie Sue Whaley
Kristie Sue Whaley, 75, passed away on Wednesday, March 25.
Bruce La Von Carmain
Bruce La Von Carmain, 76, passed away on Saturday, March 21.
Michael Charles Smith
Michael Charles Smith, 77, passed away on Tuesday, March 24.
Until tomorrow!
ā° The Time of Use Rates schedule changes to summer hours on Wednesday for š electricity customers of Fayetteville Public Works Commission. The boosted prices will be from š 3ā6 p.m.š daily, including weekends and holidays. Off-peak rates are 35% cheaper than the on-peak hours. Or, to put it another way, the on-peak rate is 53% higher than the off-peak rate. Schedule your š washing machine, š½ļø dishwasher, and air conditioner use accordingly. And note that electricity rates are scheduled to increase on May 1.
~ Paul Woolverton
