Tax increase lessened in latest Fayetteville budget proposal

Fayetteville residents and downtown business owners may not see their taxes increase as significantly as it first seemed, after the city council reached consensus on Wednesday to decrease proposed rates ahead of a final vote on the budget.  “You are getting a balanced budget at a lower tax rate,” City Manager Doug Hewett told council…

Downtown tax, community safety: key takeaways from Fayetteville’s budget hearing

Residents attending Tuesday’s budget hearing hold up signs that urging the council to fully fund the Office of Community Safety. (CityView photo by Evey Weisblat) Editor’s note: This article has been updated to reflect that the Downtown Alliance completed the 2017 tree plan that was referenced by Molly Arnold during the public budget hearing. Residents…

Project Aero: Despite some opposition, Fayetteville approves titanium plant incentives package

The potential site of a titanium processing plant in Cumberland County, behind the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. factory off Ramsey Street, north of Fayetteville. Credit: Made with Google Maps by Paul Woolverton Fayetteville’s City Council on Tuesday approved an incentives package offering millions of dollars in tax rebates to a titanium reclamation plant eyeing…

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