Cumberland commissioners offer $363,550 grant for steel plant expansion
Fayetteville is competing with Virginia and South Carolina for 42 jobs with $22 million SteelFab Inc. project
National steel company considering $22 million, 42-job expansion in Fayetteville
SteelFab Inc.’s ‘Project Superman’ would be on Shaw Mill Road near Murchison Road
Sweet Valley Ranch opens its doors to overnight guests
From its popular Dinosaur World attraction to its Backwoods Terror Ranch, the co-owners, Fred and Anita Surgeon, now offer cozy cabins to enjoy the approaching fall weather
Cumberland County judge orders demolition of crime-ridden Coliseum Inn
Property near the Crown Coliseum must be razed by Dec. 18. The owners have agreed to tear it down.
Fayetteville PWC approves bigger discount for new employers’ electricity
The discount is designed to persuade employers to bring or expand their operations in the Fayetteville area and to buy their electricity from the PWC.
Column: Family retail furniture business nearing end after 80 years in downtown Fayetteville
“We’ve shared countless memories and milestones with you, and those moments will stay with us forever,” Joel Smith says on behalf of himself and his Homemakers Furniture & Interiors family business. “Thank you for being part of our journey.”
Air dome maker picks Fayetteville for factory and HQ
Yeadon Fabric Domes of Minneapolis to hire 72 for plant by the airport
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Ashanti Bennett named interim president of Fayetteville’s Cool Spring Downtown District
Bennett takes over the arts and entertainment zone with the departure of Bianca Shoneman
Fayetteville PWC approves reduced surcharge for electricity
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.
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.
County commissioners approve $3.5 million in incentives for potential solar factory
The potential solar factory would bring 815 jobs paying an average of $53,000 to Cumberland County.
A titanium plant failed to open in South Carolina. What makes Fayetteville’s different?
As Fayetteville and Cumberland County officials try to persuade American Titanium Metal to build a $1.3 billion titanium recycling plant here, they can look to South Carolina and their own history for cautionary lessons. From 2008 until 2022, another company sought to open a titanium manufacturing plant in Laurens County, South Carolina. That company filed…
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