Fayetteville seeks input for plotting path forward for parks
FAYETTEVILLE -- It'll take more money, staff, land, programs and facilities to have the city's parks system keep up with the demands of its population.
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FAYETTEVILLE -- It'll take more money, staff, land, programs and facilities to have the city's parks system keep up with the demands of its population.
Residents want outdoor experiences that will keep them active while interacting with each other and nature, panelists heard during an advisory committee meeting on parks held online Thursday.