Column: Latina Women Who Hold the Invisible
Bilingual columnist Claudia Zamora highlights three local Latina women making a positive impact in Cumberland County.
Columna: Mujeres Latinas Que Sostienen Lo Invisible
La columnista bilingüe Claudia Zamora destaca a tres mujeres latinas en Fayetteville que tienen un impacto positivo en la comunidad.
Column: You Are More Than Enough
Columnist Claire Mullen shares the technique she learned to be kinder to herself.
Column: Breaking the Glass Ceiling Locally
Columnist Tim White writes about the lack of women in leadership positions in local public offices.
CityView’s March Magazine Highlights the Impactful Women in Fayetteville
“The Women’s Issue” magazine will be available on newsstands across Cumberland County by mid-March.
March To-Do List: Top 25 Things to Do This Month in Cumberland County
Experience exciting events happening in and around Fayetteville this month from CityView Magazine’s March issue.
March “The Women’s Issue” magazine is now available digitally
The March “Women’s Issue” magazine tells the success stories of women from different walks of life from our beloved community.
More The Women's Issue Coverage
Column: ‘Why can’t I sound as calm as Alexa?’
While our home does not have any devices that use Alexa, we have another version of her in our car that is every bit as unflappable as she is. We have not named our tech assistant, but even in her anonymity she has become an important family member by offering us directions when we are…
Column: The 6th-grade entrepreneur behind Fayetteville firewood business
Wyatt Dixon may only be in 6th grade, but he’s a young man who takes his new business seriously. When I reached out to his mother, Mari-Newton Dixon, to learn more about the evolution of WG Firewood Co., she emphasized that her avid outdoorsman middle-schooler really is the brains behind the entire operation.
Fayetteville dance studio empowers women through high heels dance classes
Hair flips, heel clicks and rhythmic music. These are all things you may think of when you hear the term “heels dancing.” But to Bettania “Bethany” Young, owner of Heels Headquarters, the popular dance style means so much more.
Artist behind some of Fayetteville’s murals shares her journey to becoming a celebrated local muralist
When Maura Trice moved from Italy to the United States in 2017, she had never painted anything larger than a canvas. Today, her vibrant mural “50 Years of Color,” graces the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County building, celebrating artistic heritage while challenging viewers to explore art history through her unique lens.
How Fayetteville’s ‘original loc lady’ started her natural hair academy
When Airaina Griffith-Knight set out to elevate the art of natural hair styling, she didn’t know her work would have the power to transform a community
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