Change to Fayetteville council would lose personal connection
Fayetteville residents should vote no on changing the City Council to one where candidates will need more money to run, and districts will be larger.
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Fayetteville residents should vote no on changing the City Council to one where candidates will need more money to run, and districts will be larger.
Council members are reviewing nearly a dozen applicants. Mayor Mitch Colvin says the decision will be ‘difficult.’
Had my first two years been anything like my last two, there wouldn’t have been a second term. We should not expect our leaders to be ego-driven or inconsistent in process and policy.
FORT BRAGG — Construction is now underway for the final building that is part of the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School campus on Fort Bragg. The dirt turned April 16 for the center’s 90,000-square-foot Human Performance Force Generation facility, which is expected to be completed in 2023. The facility, located on a block bordered by Ardennes Street and Gruber, Reilly and Zabitosky roads, is part of the $156.7 million construction of four buildings that past leaders said will resemble a college campus. The construction of the $43 million, multi-story ...