Civil War Reconstruction History Center Fayetteville Cumberland County
A history center about Civil War and Reconstruction in North Carolina could be on shaky ground if Fayetteville and Cumberland County don't support it.
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A history center about Civil War and Reconstruction in North Carolina could be on shaky ground if Fayetteville and Cumberland County don't support it.
About 150 people attended the groundbreaking on Thursday for the History Center’s main building.
Methodist University is naming two buildings in honor of Dr. Frank P. Stout a Fayetteville orthodontist whose family gave $1.5 million to the school.
Cumberland County and Fayetteville funding for a Civil War History and Reconstruction Center expired. Here's why.
Fayetteville does not have current plans to fund a state Civil War and Reconstruction History Center in the city, officials said Monday night.