Fayetteville to Hold Public Hearing on Data Center Moratorium
The proposed moratorium could last 180 days, providing time for a task force and staff to propose changes to the city’s new data center regulations.
Fayetteville, Cumberland County Edge Closer to Data Center Regulations
The City Council will discuss a data center moratorium and public hearing Monday. The county considers an ordinance Thursday.
Fayetteville’s Indie Coffee Culture Is a Vibe
Spilling the beans on Fayetteville’s rapidly brewed beverage landscape, from downtown spots capturing the style of their owners, to games, spectacular scenery, and even cats.
Fayetteville May Get a Data Center Moratorium After All
City Council votes to schedule a public hearing for a data center moratorium while it also continues to refine a proposed ordinance to regulate the massive facilities.
Column: Fayetteville City Manager Stepping Aside After 10 Years
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including the school board rejecting renaming a building, remembering Minda Fleishman’s love for children, and the Child Advocacy Center’s fall gala.
Cumberland Commissioner Candidates Talk Data Centers, Taxes, Clean Water
Four candidates took part in a Greater Fayetteville Chamber forum, discussing forever chemicals, school funding, collaboration and more.
Severe Weather Damages Homes, Businesses Across Northern Fayetteville
Storm damages homes, Skibo Road retail area on Sunday as remains of Isaias move through. One person in an overturned van was injured, officials said.
More Fayetteville Coverage
State Auditor Dave Boliek on His Fayetteville Ties, Local Investigations
The attorney turned Republican officeholder discusses why he still sees Fayetteville as home, and now-closed investigations of the sheriff’s office and Hope Mills.
Column: Cape Fear Valley Medical Center Expanding Emergency Department
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including a new leader for Connections of Cumberland County, a Cumberland Community Foundation honoree, and the passing of a Fayetteville historian.
Fayetteville Man Charged With Vandalizing 6 Campaign Signs
Jeffrey Allen Ivey, who is jailed without bond, faces six misdemeanor charges for allegedly damaging signs at a busy Fayetteville intersection.
Column: Fayetteville Mayor Mitch Colvin Tapped for N.C. Transportation Board
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week, including two downtown festivals, more on the Crown Theatre and Arena closures, and memories of a UNC basketball hero and a perfect season.
Photos: J. Cole Comes Home to Fayetteville for Sold-Out Show
The artist ends ‘The Fall-Off Tour’ in North America with a packed performance at the Crown Coliseum that includes PJ and Petey Pablo.
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