Mablec Smith News Today

Fayetteville officials toast Mable C. Smith, called the ‘rock of Deep Creek Road.’

Fayetteville residents and groups with ideas that could help reduce crime in the area can apply for microgrants through the end of May.

The current councilwoman, a former councilman, a former challenger and two newcomers want to represent District 2 on the Fayetteville City Council.

The Fayetteville City Council unanimously approved opening applications for microgrants across the city for ideas to help reduce violent crime.

Fayetteville is trying to stretch the once-in-a-lifetime funding it has received from the federal government with a new, strategic plan.

My time on the Fayetteville City Council has been one of accomplishment and learning.

Answers to when senior centers will be built and open in Fayetteville were answered this month.