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Less than one year after implementing paid parking, the Fayetteville City Council is now supportive of ending paid parking earlier on weekdays.

At a Monday meeting, Fayetteville City Council approves funds for the final production of the citys first Juneteenth celebration.

Curious about those small looking houses popping up in people's backyards? Additional Dwelling Units are on the rise in Bend for plenty of reasons.

The Fayetteville City Council has voted to seek more community input on what to do with the Market House building after the U.S. Department of Justice held community meetings with limited capacity due to the pandemic.

After months of waiting, City Council received a report from the Justice Department on Market Houses repurposing, opening more talk about its future.

The American Legion Post 76 in Tavares honored four of Lake Countys finest first responders, recognizing them as First Responders of the Year.

The four Colorado Springs police officers involved in a shooting that killed a Mississippi man who was wanted on suspicion of attempted murder earlier this week were identified Friday.

In a ruling in the N.C. Court of Appeals, a judge ruled to reverse the denial of a special permit allowing Dismas Charities to build a halfway house.

Here's what your Palm Coast neighbors are talking about today, in letters to the editor.

Homicides in Fayetteville were up 50% in 2021 from the previous year, but overall crime was down, Police Chief Gina Hawkins told the City Council.