Judy Musgrave, Cumberland County School Board Chair, Dies at 77
The lifelong educator, first elected to the school board in 2014, remembered as a respected leader and passionate advocate for students.
North Carolina’s Newest Medical School Officially Opens in Fayetteville
The Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine is ready to welcome its inaugural class of 64 medical students on July 20.
County, School District Continue Talks Over $610 Million Facilities Plan
Officials with Cumberland County Schools appeared before county commissioners again Monday to provide additional details on a $610 million facilities and construction plan.
Fayetteville Council Revives Data Center Ordinance Despite Public Pushback
Despite months of calls for a moratorium, the Fayetteville City Council voted to push forward the same draft data center ordinance residents thought was on hold.
Cumberland Parents Criticize School’s Response to Pepper Spray Exposure
When a Cumberland County father picked up his son from school on April 14, he said he immediately noticed something was wrong.
Fayetteville’s Youth Curfew Ended in May. It Could Return as Soon as June 22
Amid disagreement over the curfew, the City Council voted 7-2 to reinstate ordinance requiring people age 16 and younger to stay home between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m.
Cumberland County Considers Tightening Cellphone Policy for Schools
As study finds students still using phones in class, district wants to ban photos or recording audio and video without consent in schools, on buses, and at events.
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‘This Wasn’t Your Best Work’: Fayetteville Budget Fight Boils Over
Mayor Mitch Colvin’s sharp rebuke of the city manager’s budget proposal capped a week of mounting tension as the Fayetteville City Council hunts for dollars to avoid a tax hike.
Meet Tammy Cox, an Award-Winning Teacher at Cape Fear High School
The educator was recently named Career and Technical Education Teacher of the Year for Cumberland County Schools. Learn more about how she prepares students for life beyond high school.
CityView’s June Magazine Highlights Fun Summer Activities
“The Summer Issue” helps you swim through the season, highlighting the county’s public pools, splash pads, aquatic programs, as well as other fun summer activities.
Fayetteville Renews School Police Contract After Clash Over Transparency
The Fayetteville City Council approved providing 18 police officers and 66 crossing guards to public schools despite questions about whether the school resource officer program has ever been properly evaluated.
Cumberland County Proposes $656.5 Million Budget With No Tax Increase
Budget cuts 77 vacant positions while raising fees for health services, pet adoptions, and commercial waste disposal.
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