Paul Woolverton
Senior Reporter at CityView Magazine
Reporter for CityView — news for Fayetteville NC — part of The Assembly’s North Carolina news network.
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1 week ago |
cityviewnc.com | Paul Woolverton
A multi-million dollar dispute between Cumberland County, the City of Fayetteville and smaller towns was resolved on Monday morning when county commissioners approved a new, one-year arrangement for sharing sales tax revenue. The money is from the sales taxes collected on goods and services in Cumberland County and the nine municipalities in the county.
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2 weeks ago |
cityviewnc.com | Paul Woolverton
With an impassioned and sometimes teary-eyed State of the County Address, Cumberland County Commissioners Chair Kirk deViere on Tuesday said the county is full of talent and promise, and that by working together, its people will have a strong, bright future. He highlighted numerous issues facing the county, from public safety to safe drinking water, from care for the needy to childhood and adult education, ties to Fort Bragg, and opportunities for growth and success.
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2 weeks ago |
cityviewnc.com | Paul Woolverton
People who would like to see how the justice system works can stop by Cumberland County’s Historic Courthouse on Wednesday for a session of the North Carolina Court of Appeals. The Court of Appeals normally hears cases at its courthouse in Raleigh. But on Wednesday, three of its 15 judges will be in Fayetteville to listen to arguments in two cases. The visit is part of the Cumberland County Bar Association’s annual Law Day activities.
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2 weeks ago |
cityviewnc.com | Paul Woolverton
There was gunfire near the Fayetteville Dogwood Festival on Saturday night, the Festival organization said on its Facebook page. “Please be aware shots were fired, but no one has been injured. Fortunately it was not in our foot print and we are awaiting information. Fayetteville Police Department are handling the situation,” the Festival posted shortly before 9 p.m.Fayetteville City Council Member Courtner Banks-McLaughlin reported it about 8:40 p.m. on her Facebook page.
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3 weeks ago |
cityviewnc.com | Paul Woolverton
Seven men founded Fayetteville State University in November 1867. On Friday, the university honored their legacy by naming six residence halls and a gallery in the campus library after them.
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