Cumberland County nonprofit funding decisions get mixed reviews — here’s what we found
Cumberland County officials made some tough decisions on funding nonprofits in the coming fiscal year.
‘We will get through this’: Hope Mills commissioners tackle school resource officer dilemma
As the Hope Mills Board of Commissioners gathered Thursday night to discuss the school resource officer conundrum that has befuddled many local officials this week, Mayor Jessie Bellflowers couldn’t help but notice who wasn’t there.
County moving forward with $2.5M for Martin Luther King Jr. Park improvements
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners on Thursday voted to place a $2.5 million agreement with the city of Fayetteville for improvements to the Martin Luther King Jr. Park on its Oct. 17 …
County committee to review American Rescue Plan programs
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners’ American Rescue Plan Committee will meet Thursday to review several programs and other issues related to the funds. They include the …
Cumberland board to consider funding for Civil War history center
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners on Monday is expected to consider whether to provide funding for the proposed North Carolina Civil War & Reconstruction History Center. At the …
Cumberland commissioners to consider funding request for Civil War history center
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners on Thursday, Sept. 8, is expected to decide whether to consider a request to fund the proposed N.C. Civil War & Reconstruction History Center. The issue is …
County ARP Committee seeks clarification on funding criteria
The Cumberland County American Rescue Plan Committee met Friday to consider funding for applicants under two ARP programs: the Small Business Economic Assistance Program and the Aid to Nonprofit …
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Cumberland commissioners to hear request to fund Civil War history center
Advocates of the N.C. Civil War & Reconstruction History Center plan to appear before the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners in August to ask for the $7.5 million the county previously agreed to provide for the project.
Groundbreaking set for main building of proposed $80 million Civil War history center
Organizers are preparing for the third and final groundbreaking on the planned N.C. Civil War & Reconstruction History Center on the Fayetteville Arsenal grounds. The groundbreaking, which will mark the beginning of construction on the main building of the center, is scheduled for 11 a.m. on June 2.
