Radio Fayetteville Podcast Channel: Recent Episodes
City of Fayetteville, NC
A podcast channel for the City of Fayetteville that highlights some of the latest issues, programs and projects related to the City.
Hear the facts and figures from the Fayetteville Fire Departments latest quarterly report.
s seniors. Learn how youth and seniors together can foster stronger families and communities. Tune in for heartwarming stories, community initiatives, and a call to action to support and recognize seniors in your community.
s journey as a woman in the fire service. Learn about her motivations, challenges, and aspirations in a male-dominated field. This episode offers insights into the unique dynamics of fire station life and the supportive environment that fosters growth and learning.
Join Sergeant Antoine Kincaid in Episode 4 of FayPD Beat as they discuss traffic safety, enforcement strategies, and community involvement with the Fayetteville Police Department. Learn about the division of traffic units for better enforcement and investigation, and how public tips and technology aid in reducing traffic incidents and fatalities.
Meet new host Antoine Kincade as he and our community outreach team talk about staying safe in the summer.
June is the start of hurricane season and we want you to be prepared! Captain Shakeshaft talks with Laura Smith, Emergency Management Coordinator for the city, as they share safety tips and things you should know to prepare for this season.
s executive staff join us as we learn what they do in their role and how they keep the FayPD running.
s episode of the Fayetteville Fire Podcast. They discuss the mutual aid agreements between Fort Bragg and surrounding counties, emphasizing the importance of collaboration among first responders. Dive into the plans for fostering relationships across different emergency services.
as we delve into crucial discussions on sexting, digital safety, and understanding boundaries in the digital world. With insights from both teens and professionals, this episode sheds light on the complexities of digital communication, the responsibilities it entails, and the real-life consequences of our online actions. Learn about digital footprints, peer pressure, and the importance of setting personal boundaries online. This conversation is essential for young people navigating the digital landscape today.
s strategic priorities. Discover how technology is shaping modern policing and the critical role of community involvement in safety initiatives. Tune in to learn more about the human side of the badge.
s Bravest. Dive into the world of firefighting with insights on recruitment, training, and the unique culture of fire departments in Durham and Fayetteville. Discover what it takes to become a firefighter, the importance of diversity in the service, and how both departments are working to attract the best candidates. Tune in for personal stories, professional advice, and a look behind the scenes of firefighter recruitment.
s society. Through personal stories and reflections, the podcast creates a safe space to explore how social media and societal standards impact self-perception and how young women can support each other in building a community of empowerment.
Join Captain Shakeshaft on the Fayetteville Fire Podcast as he delves into the heartwarming and innovative Crisis Response Dog program. Featuring interviews with firefighters Haili Conn and Spencer Rowell, this episode explores the partnership with Paws for People and the impact of their facility dogs, Griffith and Lucy, on the Fayetteville Fire Department. Discover how these specially trained dogs provide comfort and support to first responders and the community in times of crisis.
Join the Fayetteville Cumberland Youth Council in a critical discussion on teen dating violence, highlighting the signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships. Featuring expert insights from violence prevention professional Elena Kelly, this episode tackles the cultural and societal influences that perpetuate dating violence, particularly in the Black community. Learn how awareness, intentionality, and support can break the cycle and foster healthier connections among teens. A must-listen for teens, parents, and caregivers committed to creating safer environments for youth.
Join Captain Stephen Shakeshaft on the Fayetteville Fire Podcast as he engages in a heartfelt conversation with Lydia, a cop, and Tyler, a firefighter, who share their experiences of being a married couple in the emergency services. Discover how they manage their schedules, handle the challenges of high-risk jobs, and maintain a healthy relationship while raising a child. This episode delves into the unique dynamics of their professions and offers valuable insights for couples considering a career in emergency services.
Join the Fayetteville-Cumberland Youth Council podcast as we explore the impactful journeys of past FCYC members. Through candid conversations, alumni share stories of leadership, community service, and personal growth, highlighting how their experiences at FCYC shaped their professional and personal lives. This episode is a testament to the power of youth voices in fostering change and connecting generations.
s plans to enhance safety and service in 2026. Learn about the challenges and developments in the expanding Fayetteville area, and the continuous efforts to stay ahead in fire safety and community service.
d Up as they spotlight impactful community leaders making a difference in the lives of young people. Hosts Sterling Kelly and Camille Welch explore collaboration, mentorship, and community impact with guests like Mr. John Jones, Mr. Kevin Brooks, and Coach Denisha Adams. Discover how Youth Night Out initiatives create safe spaces for youth to learn, grow, and connect, and hear firsthand accounts of how these events foster leadership and service among the next generation.
Join Captain Shakeshaft and guests as they delve into the role of chaplains within the Fayetteville Fire Department. Explore their partnership with the military, the importance of spiritual and mental health, and how the Chaplain Corps supports firefighters and the community. Learn about their training programs, interfaith collaboration, and the unique challenges faced by emergency services personnel. Discover how faith traditions can foster understanding and resilience in a diverse work environment.
s roots and the importance of youth involvement in cultural preservation. Learn about the challenges Native youth face today and how programs like FCYC can support them.
s growth, common violations and the importance of maintenance in preventing fire hazards.
Join Captain Steven Shakeshaft and Fire Marshal Kevin Lowther as they discuss fire safety, prevention strategies, and community collaboration in Fayetteville. Learn about the importance of fire codes, community risk reduction, and engaging educational events like the upcoming Fall Safety Day. Stay informed with tips on smoke alarm maintenance and how to keep your family safe.
re considering a career in firefighting or simply curious about the profession, this podcast offers a comprehensive look into what it means to be part of one of the best fire departments in the state.
Join Captain Stephen Shakeshaft and CBS 17 Chief Meteorologist Wes Hohenstein as they discuss weather forecasting, hurricane preparedness, and the collaboration between meteorologists and first responders. Learn about the challenges of predicting hurricanes, the importance of being ready for extreme weather events, and stories from past storms like Hurricane Matthew and Florence.
Captain Shakeshaft sits down with Lieutenant Bill Lawrence who left the Fayetteville Fire Department, but returned home through the re-instatement process.
In this episode of the Fayetteville Fire Podcast Captain Stephen Shakeshaft chats with a student and instructor from the E. E. Smith Fire Academy about their curriculum and work.
In this episode of the Fayetteville Fire Podcast Captain Stephen Shakeshaft talks with our very own Fayetteville Fire Chief Kevin Dove about the first quarter report of 2025.
Captain Stephen Shakeshaft talks about how the Fayetteville Fire Department cares for the mental health and wellbeing of staff.
Research team about how they use data to help protect residents in the City of Fayetteville.
Retired Chief Ben Major stops by to talk about the history of the Fire Department and how firefighting has changed in the last 40 years.
In this episode of the Fayetteville Fire Podcast Captain Stephen Shakeshaft talks to Amanda Savage about fitness tips for people looking to stay in shape, or for those preparing for the Fire Academy.
s Fay Fire Podcast as Captain Stephen Shakeshaft and Lt. Jonathan Raub discuss life at the fire academy, and what kind of training new recruits go through in the fire service. They also discuss why the training is set up in particular ways.
This month on the Fayetteville Fire Podcast Captain Stephen Shakeshaft returns to talk to FTCC about Fire Department Training.
On this episode of the Fayetteville Fire Podcast, we talk about updates within the City of Fayetteville Fire department. Retirements and promotions have created opportunities, and for some, new roles within the department.
We sit down with representatives of the Fayetteville Woodpeckers to see how the team is doing and learn about all of the wonderful opportunities.
The 3rd Annual Juneteenth Jubilee is a full-day celebration in Festival Park featuring nationally touring headliners, local performance acts, food trucks, vendors, artists and artisans and more. We invited Lauren Falls from Cool Spring Downtown District to talk about the event. We are also joined by Nichole Saint Leone from Fayetteville State University to share the history behind Juneteenth.
In this episode guest host Captain Shakeshaft speaks with Mark Gooden from Cape Fear Valley EMS about the partnerships between fire and ems, as well as the dangers of misusing fireworks.
Hurricane season begins on June 1st. We invited two emergency management professionals to be our guests on this episode of the Fayetteville 411 to share information on things you can do to be prepared.
May is Small Business Month! We invited members of the City of Fayetteville's Economic & Community Development team to talk about some of the programs they offer to help small business. We also learn about some of the other programs and services available to Fayetteville residents.
On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, staff from the City of Fayetteville's Stormwater Division joined us to talk about stormwater, how to prevent stormwater pollution, and more!
On this episode, we talk with new Fire Chief Kevin Dove about his career with the Fayetteville Fire Department, his new role as Fire Chief and his long term goals.
Discussing the upcoming City Budget with the City Manager and an Assistant City Manager.
On this episode of the Fayetteville Fire Podcast, we share a highlights from the department's annual report.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411 we meet the CEO of DistiNCtly Fayetteville and talk about some of his upcoming plans for the city. www.FayettevilleNC.govwww.facebook.com/cityoffayettevillegovernmentwww.FayTV.netTwitter @CityOfFayNC
On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, in recognition of National Engineers Week Feb. 18 through 24, we invited several engineers from the City of Fayetteville to talk about what they do in their roles as engineers for the city.
Talking to members of Fayetteville's Development Services Department about the different work of the three divisions, and the efforts they take to help the community. They also bring up some of the Quiet Deeds of their staff helping city residents.
Engaging with and educating the public about fire and life safety is just one of the things that the Fayetteville Fire Department's Community Risk Reduction team does. Learn more about what they do in this episode of the Fayetteville Fire podcast.
On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we talk with the Fayetteville Police Department and the Phoenix Center about their partnership and resources available for people in domestic violence situations.
The Fayetteville Fire Department's Planning and Research team does a lot of data collection, research and strategic planning to ensure continuous improvement of service for our residents. Learn more about what they do and how they do it in this episode of the Fayetteville Fire Podcast.
On this episode of the Fayetteville Fire Podcast, Fire Chief Mike Hill is our guest. Chief Hill has served with the Fayetteville Fire Department for 30 years and reflects on his time of service as he approaches retirement at the end of 2023.
On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, learn about what the City's Marketing & Communications team does to inform and engage with residents and the various platforms available to get information about what's happening within the City of Fayetteville government.
On this episode of the Fayetteville Fire podcast, we talk with women in the fire service and learn why they chose this profession and what it's like working as a female firefighter.
Are you interested in the field of Law Enforcement? On this episode of the Fayetteville 411 we talk about the various opportunities for employment with the Fayetteville Police Department.
On this episode of the Fayetteville Fire Podcast, learn about what the fire department does to identify and reduce fire risks within our community. This involves community engagement, safety education, and fire code enforcement. Listen in to learn more!
On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we are joined by Teresa Wanambwa, Call Center Manager for the City of Fayetteville. Teresa gives us information about all the various ways that residents can get information about city services and programs which include calling 433-1Fay, the FayFixIT App, and by using the newly launched "AskFay" through the City's website at FayettevilleNC.gov
In this episode of the Fayetteville Fire Podcast, you'll get an inside perspective of shift life in the firehouse.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we talk trash with the City of Fayetteville's Solid Waste Division. Learn what right looks like when it comes to household waste and yard waste.
We talk trash in this episode of the Fayetteville 411 with the City of Fayetteville's Solid Waste Division. Learn what right looks like when it comes to household waste and yard waste.
Fayetteville In 5" is the City of Fayetteville's news segment that highlights some of the recent events within the City all within 5 minutes. Topics covered in this episode include: 2023 National Night in Fayetteville 2023 ACE Academy at the airport Mirror Lake Dam receives award Passing of the keys at the Day Resource Center
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In this episode of the Fayetteville Fire Podcast, learn what it takes to become a Fayetteville Firefighter. Captain Stephen Shakeshaft talks about how to prepare physically and mentally for the process.
The City of Fayetteville selected 14 students to work in various departments throughout the City as part of the ICON Summer Internship program. This program allows Cumberland County high school students ages 16+ to apply and interview to work in paid positions with the City of Fayetteville. It is a work-based learning educational program that provides students opportunities that allow them to connect school experiences to real-life work activities through career exploration, exposure to the real workplace, and achievement of work readiness skills.
Thank you to all of these bright students who provided many benefits to the City of Fayetteville.
The City of Fayetteville has numerous boards and commissions open to residents who want to make recommendations that can help shape the policies and programs of Fayetteville.
In this City Update, learn more about the City's boards and commissions and how you can get involved.
On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we talk about the 2023 All-America City award that was recently bestowed to the City of Fayetteville. “Creating a Thriving Community through Youth Engagement" was the theme of this award application. We invited Jodi Phelps from the City of Fayetteville as well as representatives from the Fayetteville-Cumberland Youth Council and the Fayetteville NEXT Commission to talk about the award.
Join us on this episode of the Fayetteville 411as Fayetteville Police Chief Braden talks about his first 90 days in office and some of the initiatives moving forward .
In this episode of the Fayetteville Fire podcast, learn about the fire department Haz-mat team and some of the situations they are trained to handle.
On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we talk about the services provided by Fayetteville Area System of Transit, achievements over the last couple of years and what is upcoming.
When we think of the risks that firefighters have to face on a daily basis, we think about running into burning houses. But, the risks go beyond that when it comes to firefighter health. In this Fayetteville Fire podcast, we talk about some of the health issues that firefighters have to deal with such as mental health and cancer and the support available to them.
It's time for the annual Fayetteville Dogwood Festival! Activities will be happening all over downtown Fayetteville during this event. In addition to the FREE musical entertainment, visitors will enjoy vendors, food, car & truck show, BMX bike show, and lots of great activities for the kids.Come out on April 28, 29, 30th to enjoy the festival!
The monthly Fayetteville Fire podcast features fire safety tips, a behind-the-scenes perspective of the work and the services the Fayetteville Fire Department provides. In this episode, the feature topic is Hands Only CPR and we are joined by Rachael Thurner, a Registered Nurse with Cape Fear Valley Health.
Summer will be here before you know it and registration for Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks & Recreation Aquatic Programs will begin soon. In this City Update, Elise Shank from Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks & Recreation talks about upcoming swim leagues and swim camps as well as pools and splash pads located throughout the city and county.
In this City Update, get information on the upcoming Power and Water Expo which takes place on March 24th at Skyview on Hay.
The monthly Fayetteville Fire podcast features fire safety tips, a behind-the-scenes perspective of the work and the services the Fayetteville Fire Department provides beyond fighting fires. In this inaugural episode, the feature topic is fire investigation.
Learn more about Cumberland County Public Library 14th annual Storytelling Festival that is kicking off on March 4th, 2 p.m. at Festival Park
February 19 - 25 is National Engineers Week. We invited two engineers from the City's Public Services Department, Stormwater Division to learn about what they do with the City of Fayetteville and the various positions within the engineering field.
Black History Month at the Fayetteville History Museum will highlight St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church, the oldest African American Episcopal church in Fayetteville.
Fayetteville in Five is the city’s show providing the latest news updates for the City of Fayetteville. Topics covered in this week’s episode include: Chief Hawkins Retires Fire Investigation Training Paint the Tile Contest Dining and Dialogue
In this episode of Fayetteville 411, Randy Fiveash and Angie Brady from Distinctly Fayetteville share how their organization is bringing million dollars in revenue to the Fayetteville area.
In this City Update, learn more about the Dining and Dialogue program from the Fayetteville-Cumberland Human Relations Department that fosters dialogue and community building.
If your New Year's resolution is to get fit, why not take advantage of the facilities and programs offered through Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks & Recreation. There are fitness rooms in most facilities and numerous dance, aerobic, and fitness classes. Learn more in this episode of City Update. Visit FCPR.us for more information.
Fayetteville Police Chief Gina Hawkins sits down for an interview with Fayetteville 411 before she retires.
The Annual PWC Grinding of the Greens takes place on Saturday, January 21st. Tree pickup will take place January 9-13 so have your tree by the road by the 6th. If you miss the tree pickup, you can drop your tree off at the Fayetteville community Garden at the corner of Vanstory and Mann Street off of Old Wilmington Hwy.
On November 14th, the City Council approved the adoption of the Social District ordinance for the creation of a temporary Downtown Social for 12 months, from December 2022 to December 2023, to operate seven days a week from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m., Monday to Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday.A social district allows people to drink beer, wine, or cocktails as they walk through a defined area of downtown Fayetteville.
As we approach the New Year, we take a look back at what we, as a city, have accomplished in 2022. To share some of those highlights, we invited Fayetteville City Manager, Doug Hewett to be our guest.
Fayetteville in Five is the city’s show providing the latest news updates for the City of Fayetteville. Topics covered in this week’s episode include:-Bond Approval-New Social District-Unveiling of Phase 2 renovations and Art Installation at the Airport-ICL CPR RACE CARS Trail-Downtown Holiday Happenings
The holidays are here and Christmas trees and decorations are going up! In this City Update, we share some tips that can help prevent unfortunate mishaps at your home during this holiday season.
Every year Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks & Recreation turns Arnette Park into a winter wonderland! Christmas in the Park is a drive-thru event displaying thousands and thousands of lights throughout the park.
Dates: December 4-8, 11-15, 18-21 (excludes Fridays and Saturdays) Time: 6-9 pm Arnette Park is located at 2165 Wilmington Hwy, Exit 100 off Hwy 87. Admission is FREE!
In this edition of the Fayetteville 411, learn more about all of the senior programs and senior centers available via the Fayetteville Cumberland Parks and Recreation Department. You can also visit www.FayettevilleNC.gov/Seniors for more information. To contact senior center you can also call the following phone numbers: Tokay Senior Center- 910.433.1414 Fayetteville Senior Center- 910.433.1574 Bill Crisp Senior Center- 910.433.1248
The leaves are falling and it's that time of year for loose leaf pick up. In this City Update, learn more about this year's schedule. You can also visit www.fayettevillenc.gov/leafseason for more information.
As we honor veterans who have served our country, we invite you to visit the NC Veterans Park located in downtown Fayetteville. Veterans Park is dedicated to military veterans, young and old, living or deceased, from all branches of service, specifically those from North Carolina.
In this City Update, we talk about some features of the park with City Historian, Bruce Daws.
Fayetteville In 5" is the City of Fayetteville's news segment that highlights some of the recent events within the City all within 5 minutes. Topics covered in this episode include: Fayetteville Tennis Center Groundbreaking Ceremony Bill Crisp Senior Center is now open Urban Search & Rescue Training Drill Trick or Treat event in downtown Fayetteville
In this City Update, Bianca Shoneman with the Cool Spring Downtown District shares on some of the events going on over the Halloween weekend. Learn more at www.VisitDowntownFayetteville.com
In this Fayetteville 411, learn more about the Fayetteville Beautiful campaign and other citywide cleanup initiatives to reduce litter in our community.
In this City Update, Andrew Barskdale from NCDOT gives us an update on the progress of I-295 in Fayetteville and other projects.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we are joined by Kat Brown and Malik Davis to talk about the Millennial Advisory Commission. Learn about what the MAC's mission is and how you can get involved.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we are joined by Kat Brown and Malik Davis to talk about the Millennial Advisory Commission. Learn about what the MAC's mission is and how you can get involved.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, learn more about the Fayetteville Forward Bond Referendum that will be on local ballots on November 8th that will give voters an opportunity to vote on issuing general obligation bonds to fund $97 million in projects that support public safety, public infrastructure like streets and sidewalks, and housing opportunities. Learn more at FayettevilleNC.gov/Bond
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, learn more about the Fayetteville Forward Bond Referendum that will be on local ballots on November 8th that will give voters an opportunity to vote on issuing general obligation bonds to fund $97 million in projects that support public safety, public infrastructure like streets and sidewalks, and housing opportunities. Learn more at FayettevilleNC.gov/Bond
On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Captain Stephen Shakeshaft and Firefighter E. J. Pullem talk about the process, training and physical requirements for becoming a Fayetteville firefighter. There are various career opportunities within the department.
On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Captain Stephen Shakeshaft and Firefighter E. J. Pullem talk about the process, training and physical requirements for becoming a Fayetteville firefighter. There are various career opportunities within the department.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, hear from the head of the Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corporation about some of the companies setting up business in Fayetteville and where future economic growth is expected.
In this episode of City Update, Sgt. Alpha Caldwell from the Fayetteville Police Department shares some back-to-school safety tips.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we are joined by Brandon Price, Chief Executive Officer for the Fayetteville Area Habitat for Humanity as he shares information about the organization and highlights on completed and upcoming projects.
New speed limits will be enforced on sections of Cliffdale Road, Pamalee Drive/Country Club Drive and Stoney Point Road beginning Wednesday, July 27. City Council members approved the changes during the June 13 Regular Meeting.
These changes are being made to help make Fayetteville roads safer.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, learn more about Operation Ceasefire and their programs to combat gun violence in our community. To learn more, visit their website at www.OperationCeasefire.com or by calling (910) 433-1134.
The City's Economic & Community Development department offers workshops designed for first-time homebuyers. Residents who participate have completed the pre-requisite for down payment assistance and may apply after selecting a lender, getting pre-approved for a mortgage, and finding a home.
Small Businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, can apply for a grant from the City of Fayetteville. Small Business Relief Grants can be used to cover mitigation costs related to the pandemic or to reimburse other expenses that resulted from the pandemic. Small businesses with less than 200 employees at a physical location in Fayetteville and small businesses with less than 200 employees with physical storefronts, in qualified census tract areas, may be eligible for one or both programs. Eligibility guidelines are posted online at www.FayettevilleNC.gov/SmallBusinessRelief
The City's Economic & Community Development department offers workshops designed for first-time homebuyers, Participants will gain an understanding of the entire home buying process, including budgeting for homeownership, shopping for a home, obtaining a mortgage, closing procedures, and the responsibilities of maintaining the home after purchase. The homebuyer workshops are conducted by Kingdom Community Development Corporation and are offered every fourth Saturday of the month at Fayetteville Technical Community College. Residents who participate have completed the pre-requisite for down payment assistance and may apply after selecting a lender, getting pre-approved for a mortgage, and finding a home.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Mr. Doug Hewett, Fayetteville City Manager, gives an overview of the 2023 Budget.
In this City Update, learn about the Cape Fear CERT Summer Academy that is introducing local teens to a career in public safety as well training them to be a member of the Cape Fear Community Emergency Response Team. Teens interested in participating in the next CERT Academy at the end of July of 2022, email CapeFearCERT@gmail.com
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we share updates about several City of Fayetteville construction projects underway and close to completion. Our guests on the podcast are Rob Stone, Construction Management and Capital Projects Director for the City of Fayetteville and Michael Gibson, Director of Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks & Recreation.
Fayetteville After 5, Fourth Friday, Juneteenth Celebration and the Independence Day Concert and celebration is coming to downtown Fayetteville this summer. Learn more about what you can expect in this City Update. Be sure to visit www.theDogwoodFestival.com and www.VisitDowntownFayetteville.com for more information about these upcoming events.
In this City Update, learn more about Aviation Career Education Academy being offered this summer for free at the Fayetteville Regional Airport. Learn more at https://www.flyfay.com/AceAcademy
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, hear from the Emergency Management Coordinator for the City of Fayetteville as we talk about what we can do to prepare for hurricane season and other disasters. Learn more at www.FayettevilleNC.gov/storm At that website, you will find links to sign up for Cumberland Alerts as well as links to ReadyNC.gov and Redcross.org. Click on the following link for more information about programs in NC that are helping to rebuild our communities stronger after a disaster to be more resilient- https://www.rebuild.nc.gov/resiliency/resilient-communities/rise
Cool Spring Downtown District and the City of Fayetteville announce the inaugural Juneteenth Jubilee and Praise Party in the Park – A Juneteenth Celebration.
This two-day downtown celebration will kick off in the heart of downtown on Sat., June 18, 2022, with a full-day street festival featuring multiple nationally touring headliners, local musical acts, other performances, food trucks, small-business and corporate vendors, artists and artisans, and more.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, learn more about the new Community Safety Microgrant Program available for residents and non-profits to use for programs that improve community safety. Learn more at www.FayettevilleNC.gov/Microgrant
The Fayetteville Dogwood Festival is back in full force! Sarahgrace snipes, director of the Dogwood Festival, gives us all the details on entertainment and activities at the festival. For more information visit www.theDogwoodFestival.com. For a map of available special event parking areas visit the City's webpage at www.FayettevilleNC.gov
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Chief Michael Hill and Deputy Chief Alvarez from the Fayetteville Fire Department share highlights and accomplishments over the last fiscal year.
In this City Update, get information on how to become a lifeguard with Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks & Recreation. We have four pools across the city that will be opening in just a couple of months.
The City of Fayetteville’s Economic and Community Development Department is seeking public feedback for the 2022 Annual Action Plan, which covers July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023. The public will have multiple opportunities to provide input: Four public meetings will be held on the following dates and locations: Massey Hill Recreation Center, March 8 at 7 PM Cliffdale Recreation Center March 15 at 6:30 PM Smith Recreation Center March 24 at 6:30 PM Westover Recreation Center March 31 at 6:30 A
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we talk about the upcoming inaugural HERFayetteville, a week full of events honoring the HEART, EQUALITY, and RESILIENCE of women in Fayetteville. This is a collaborative project with C.E.E.D. and other organizations. For more information, visit HERweek.org
Fayetteville in Five is the city’s show providing the latest news updates for the City of Fayetteville. Topics covered in this week’s episode include: • Lake Rim Splashpad Groundbreaking • Homeless Shelter Ribbon Cutting • Race in America • PAB meeting • FPD Leadership Symposium at FSU
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Craig Harmon and Alicia Moore from the City's Development Services department join us to talk about the Downtown Urban Design Plan. For more information about the plan, visit www.FayettevilleNC.gov/UrbanDesignPlan
In this edition of City Update, learn about some of the recent improvements made to the FayFixIT app available on iOS and Android devices. Learn more at www.FayFixIT.com
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, James Powell, Parks Division Manager, gives us an overview of the projects completed last year and a progress report on projects underway.
In this episode of Fayetteville in 5, topics include: NYE Event, New City Flag and Seal, Fire Department Accreditation, 2021 Success at Airport, New Human Relations Director
The RAPID program was launched in February 2021 as an initiative to cleanup illegal dump sites around the city, fine those who are using the illegal dump sites, and to encourage citizens to properly dispose of bulky items.
Since the program’s inception in 2019, the Drainage Assistance Program has been assisting homeowners with drainage concerns on their private property that extends beyond public streets. A property must meet the following criteria to be eligible for the drainage assistance program. • It must be a Single Family Residential Property • The assistance is for the repair of existing stormwater drainage pipes and structures • The property must convey water from a city street To learn more visit VayettevilleNC.gov/DAP
City staff would like to wish you and your family a safe and happy holiday! In this episode of City Update, we share information about holiday closures for the City of Fayetteville government.
In this episode of Fayetteville in 5 we cover the following topics: • New Dog Parks Open • Redistricting for Council Members • Fire Academy Graduates Report to new Duty Stations • New Lights at Jordan Soccer Complex • New year’s Eve Spectacular
In this City Update, learn more about "Night Circus, a New Years Spectacular" that will be at Festival Park. Headliners ringing in the New Year include Rob Base, C&C Music Factory, Coolio and All-4-One. For more information, visit the Cool Spring Website at www.VisitDowntownFayetteville.com
Night Circus: A New Year’s Eve Spectacular is being presented by the City of Fayetteville and the Cool Spring Downtown District. Festival Park will come alive with the sights and sounds of a traveling circus, with a variety of carnival performances and rides. Food trucks and vendors will be on-site. This family-friendly event is free of charge and starts at 7:30 PM.
At 10pm, the volume will be pumped up as the 90’s Dance Party takes to the stage, featuring Rob Base, Coolio, C&C Music Factory and All-4-One. As we countdown to midnight, Fayetteville’s rising new year’s star will be unveiled with a backdrop of fireworks as we celebrate the start 2022.
In this City Update, learn more about this year's Christmas in the Park event starting after Thanksgiving. Learn more about the event at www.FCPR.us
On this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Sgt. Jeremy Glass and Crime Prevention Specialist Antwan Rogers share tips on how to stay safe while doing your Christmas shopping.
We can all help improve our environment by doing three things; reduce, reuse, and recycle. Get information about what you can recycle and tips on how you can reduce and reuse items.
The City of Fayetteville, along with the Fayetteville Woodpeckers, hosted a Veterans Day Ceremony to honor all veterans who have served our country. Featuring musical performances by the 82nd Airborne Chorus and the Pine Forest High School Odyssey of Sound Marching Band.
In this edition of City Update, learn more about the RAPID Response team that has cleaned up more than 300 tons of trash from illegal dump sites across the city.
Join us for this episode of the Fayetteville 411, as Officer Jeremy Strickland from the Fayetteville Police Department and Eric See from the Cumberland County Crime Stoppers talk about the Crime Stoppers Program. It is a method for citizens to help solve crimes, turn in wanted criminals and anonymously and possibly receive cash rewards.
In the city Update, Crime Prevention Specialist Sandra Everette-Autry shares Halloween safety tips.
In this City Update, learn about the latest renovations going on at the Fayetteville Regional Airport.
In this Fayetteville 411, learn more about the how citizens serving on boards and commissions help the City Council guide city services. To learn more, or sign up for a board or commission, visit www.FayettevilleNC.gov/Boards
In this episode of City Update, we share details about the upcoming Fall Dogwood Festival which takes place October 15-17. There will be lots of fun activities to enjoy.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we talk with Hank Graham from the Fayetteville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (FAMPO) as he shares information about the role of the organization and how residents input is vital in the planning process. A virtual and in-person meeting will be held on October 12, 2021 for public feedback and comments that can be useful for the comprehensive Transportation Planning process. For more information or to participate in the meeting, visit www.FAMPO.org
In this City Update, Sgt. Jeremy Glass from the Fayetteville Police Department talks about some upcoming events to be held in the month of October.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Andrew Barksdale from North Carolina Department of Transportation talks about several projects underway.
In this episode of The Fayetteville 411, Antonio Renteria with the Fayetteville-Cumberland County Arts Council shares information about some of the arts programs, cultural and entertainment opportunities they provide for the community. Please note, the podcast was recorded prior to the Arts Council making the decision to cancel the Folk Festival for 2021 because of the Covid Pandemic. To learn more about the Arts Council and their upcoming events, visit their website at www.TheArtsCouncil.com.
In this City Update we talk about the "Where Were You Event" which takes place on September 11, 2021. Hear performances by the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra, 82nd All American Chorus, Cumberland Chorale Arts and the Cape Fear Regional Theater as we remember and honor the lives lost in the tragic event of 9/11.
In this episode of "In the Know", learn about some of the actions taken by Fayetteville City Council regarding the development of a new Community Police Advisory Board, Opioid Settlement, program to make it easier for residents to request a speed hump in their neighborhood, as well as the next steps for the new McArthur Road Sports Complex.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, learn about what it takes to become a police officer with the Fayetteville Police Department. We share information on how to apply and prepare for the application process and what to expect from the training academy.
In this City Update, we talk about renovations underway at City Hall. Upgrades to the Front Lobby, Cape Fear Room and Council Chambers should be complete in November 2021. The first floor renovations approved budget is approximately $1 million. The money will come from the City’s General Fund.
Visitors can access City Hall for appointments during the construction period. Beginning next week, signs outside City Hall will direct you to the Pittman Street entrance. Visitors should wait for appointments in the temporary lobby area.
In this City Update, learn about Habitat for Humanity's Volunteer Build at Oak Ridge Estate.
In this episode of “Council Action- In the Know”, hear about recent updates presented to Fayetteville City Council regarding the Covid 19 Pandemic, Police and Fire Departments reports for the 1st quarter of the year.
In this edition of the Fayetteville 411, learn more about the Choice Neighborhood Program that is helping to guide the future growth of communities along Murchison Road. To learn more about the program, or to participate in the meetings, visit www.MurchisonChoice.com
In this episode of City Update, we highlight the recently opened Cape Fear River Trail extension. Now walkers, runners, and bikers can explore 7 miles of trail beginning at Jordan Soccer complex and ending on the Eastern Blvd. side. Part C of the trail includes a boardwalk. The boardwalk crosses CSX Transportation property and is located under the CSX bridge. Later this year, a paved path will connect the Cape Fear River Trail with the Linear Park Trail. Get all the details in this episode.
In this City Update - we talk with Antonio Renteria from the Arts Council about public art pieces in downtown Fayetteville.
Fayetteville in Five is the city’s show providing the latest news updates for the City of Fayetteville. Topics covered in this week’s episode include: • Lake Rim Pool Ribbon Cutting • FFD CERT Summer Camp • FAST bus donation • Locks Creek cleaned up • NC3C Awards
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411 we share information about the importance and process of pulling permits when building or making additions to your residential property.
In this City Update, the Project Construction Manager has a construction update for the Bill Crisp Senior Center under construction on the banks of Lake Rim.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Assistant Chief McLamb with the Fayetteville Fire Department shares some tips and advice on staying safe this summer.
In this episode, we talk about what visitors can experience when visiting the Airborne & Special Operations Museum. We also get details about the "Forgotten War" exhibit which will be on display at the museum June 25 - 28, 2021.
In this episode, learn about some of the items approved during the June 14th City Council Meeting, including passing a balanced budget.
Get some of the latest news happening within the city of Fayetteville government inn this episode of Fayetteville in 5. Topics covered are: Emergency Rental Assistance Program, City and Fort Bragg Sign Agreement for Sports Complex, Murchison Choice Neighborhood Program, Paid Parking begins on July 1st.
Learn more about the City Market at the Fayetteville History Museum and some of the special exhibits at the museum.
Learn more at www.FCPR.us/HistoryMuseum
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, learn about the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (eRAP) to help residents impacted by the COVID Pandemic. Learn more at FayettevilleCumberlandRAP.com or by phone at 888-495-7710
In this City Update, learn about all of the great events coming to the downtown area this summer.
The City of Fayetteville was one of only 11 cities nationwide to receive a federal grant for the Choice Neighborhood program. These funds will be used for planning for the revitalization of the Murchison Road corridor. Learn more in this episode of City Update.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Robert Van Geons from the Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corporation talks about some of the upcoming projects happening in our area.
In this wrap-up of the latest Council meeting, learn about the proposed City Budget for next year and reports from the Police and Fire for the first quarter of the calendar year.
For more information about Fayetteville City Council Meetings, visit www.FayettevilleNC.gov/CouncilMeeting
In this episode of Fayetteville in 5, topics covered are: The Recommended Budget Presentation Fayetteville Woodpeckers Home Opener highlights New Recycling Carts and Pickup Schedule City Market at the Museum Gilmore Splash Pad Ribbon Cutting
In this City Update, we learn about the City's Public Services initiative to replace existing residential recycling carts with new larger ones. The campaign will support the new pick-up schedule that goes into effect on July 1, 2021.
This week on the Fayetteville 411, we talk with Fayetteville Woodpeckers staff as they share information about what to expect for upcoming games at Segra stadium.
In this city Update, Pete Subsara from the Fayetteville Woodpeckers talks about the upcoming baseball season.
This week on the Fayetteville 411, learn more about the City’s budget process and when it is expected to be approved.
In this City Update, learn about the special events and exhibits at the Airborne & Special Operations Museum honoring Prisoners Of War.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, hear about all of the great things going on with the Fayetteville Cumberland Youth Council.
Topics covered in this week’s episode of Fayetteville in 5’s include: • RAPID Code Enforcement Team – Development Services Department • ADA Transition Plan • Maiden Lane Bridge Art • Rain & Stream Gages Now Online • Annual Citywide Cleanup
In this City Update, get the latest details about Special Event Parking fees which will begin in May.
Beginning July 1, 2021, the City of Fayetteville recycling schedule will change from a weekly to a bi-weekly collection schedule. New, larger 96-gallon recycling carts will be issued to replace the smaller 35 gallon recycle cart. Get all the details in the episode of the Fayetteville 411.
This week on the Fayetteville 411, organizers share a preview at what you can expect at the upcoming Dogwood Mini-Fest.
In this City Update, learn more about the construction project on Hay Street to improve the crosswalk leading to Segra Stadium and the reduction in the number of traffic lanes.
Learn about a new reverse litter campaign that was recently launched in efforts to help keep our city clean and beautiful. The City of Fayetteville, Cumberland County and Sustainable Sandhills are collaborating in this effort. To learn more about how you can participate in this initiative, visit the links below.
https://www.5forFriday.org https://www.co.cumberland.nc.us/departments/solid-waste-group/solid-waste-management https://www.FayettevilleBeautiful.com
Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks & Recreation recently announced a Reopening Plan for athletics, pools and splashpads. Learn more on this episode of City Update.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we talk with Lee Jernigan and Eric Vitale from the Traffic Services Division of the City of Fayetteville to get an overview of the department and learn about some recently completed projects.
In this City Update, learn about the changes for this year's Citywide Cleanup organized by Fayetteville Beautiful. The event is April 17th and starts at 8am with supplies being distributed in front of Segra Stadium. Visit www.FayettevilleBeautiful.com to sign up to pick up litter in a specific area using the interactive map, as well as reserve supplies like gloves, orange trash bags, and a free t-shirt.
This week on the Fayetteville 411, learn about the latest developments with the Fayetteville Area System of Transit. Next week on March 31st, Learn about some of the projects that the Traffic Services Division is working on.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Alex Baker from the City's Economic and community Development talks about Citizen Participation Meetings and feedback used for HUD grant funding.
In this City Update, learn about the upcoming Citizen Participation meetings and how you can share your feedback to help shape programs and services we provide.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, representatives from the Office of Internal Audit talk about how they protect city services and departments from incidents of fraud, waste and abuse. To learn more, visit the city's webpage at www.FayettevilleNC.gov/DoingWhatsRight You can also make anonymous tips by call (877) 339-4715 or visiting www.ReportLineWeb.com/FayettevilleNC
In this City Update, learn more about the Lafayette Trail and its connection to Fayetteville.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, the coach of the Fayetteville Marksmen Hockey and the Executive Vice President join the show to talk about their upcoming season in October.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Shauna Haslem from the City's Stormwater Program explains to listeners what "Stormwater" is and talks about the City's Stormwater Program.
In this City Update, learn more about the "5 for Friday" anti-litter campaign. Learn more at www.5forFriday.org
Learn more about some of the pivotal African Americans who made an impact in our community as we celebrate Black History Month.
In this Fayetteville in 5 we cover the following topics: Metronet Fiber coming to Fayetteville, Unity Bell, New Dog Parks, Airport Announces new flight to Dallas-fort Worth International
In this episode of The Fayetteville 411, our guests are the great-granddaughters of Edward and Sallie Evans. They share stories stories about how Mr. and Mrs. Evans were pivotal in the education of the black community. Edward Evans was a respected educator in the black community and the first principal at Orange Street School, which was founded in 1915.
He and his wife, Sallie, served as vice principals at the State Colored Normal School - now known as Fayetteville State University - and were teachers at Evans Metropolitan AME Zion Church on North Cool Spring Street.
In this City Update, learn about the latest flight added to Fayetteville Regional Airport and about a chance to win free airline tickets.
Learn about some of the exhibits on display at the Fayetteville History Museum during Black History Month.
In this City Update, learn more about the exhibits at the Fayetteville History Museum celebrating Black History Month.
Captain Stephen Shakeshaft from the Fayetteville Fire Department is our guest as he talks about the Fire Training Academy.
In this City Update, we share exciting news about Metronet Fiber coming to Fayetteville! They will provide fast, reliable internet to residents and businesses.
Staff from the City's Human Relations department give an overview of their department and efforts to promote equal opportunity in our community.
In this City Update, learn more about the Small Business Covid-19 Retention Grant that provides grants up to $10,000 for Fayetteville Businesses impacted by Covid-19
In the episode, Lisa Reid and Merla Molina talk about the City's 911 Communications department.
Lamont Hinson from the Fayetteville Public Works commission is our guest and he talks about the annual Grinding of the Green event. It is a great way to dispose of and recycle your live Christmas trees.
In this episode of City Update, Learn how you can serve your community by applying for a set on one of the boards and commissions offered through the City of Fayetteville.
Kristen Beidermann, Health and Wellness Specialist for the City of Fayetteville shares tips on how to set successful goals and stay motivated while getting healthy for the new year.
In this City Update, the head of the Corporate Communications Department and the President of the Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corporation talk about the community's new unified brand campaign, "Can Do Carolina".
This week, the head of the Human Resources Department for the City talks about all the different jobs with the city and how to apply. Next week on January 6th, it’s a “new year, new you” special we talk with the City’s health and wellness coach for some tips for achieving your new year’s resolution.
This week’s episode of the Fayetteville 411 is a Holiday Special podcast featuring County Music Performer Paige Johnston. Next week on December 30th, the head of the Human Resources Department for the City talks about all the different jobs with the city and how to apply.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, learn about the programs and services offered through the City's Economic and Community Development Department.
Fayetteville in Five is the city’s show providing the latest news updates for the City of Fayetteville. Topics covered in this week’s episode include: • 2020 E-waste drive • Park Project Update • Christmas in the Park • Rebranding • Council Bias Training
The City, County and Community Partners recently launched a new brand and tagline that better represents who we are as a community. Learn more on this episode of the Fayetteville 411.
In this City Update, Firefighter Everitte with the Fayetteville Fire Department talks about the dangers of burning leaves within the city limits.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, we invite our colleagues at the Arts Council to share about some of the programs and services they provide the community and how they promote cultural and artistic opportunities for residents.
In this City Update, learn the latest on the construction of a new footbridge along the Cape Fear River that connects the two parts of the Cape Fear River Trail. Once completed, residents will be able to walk on a paved trail connecting the Cape Fear Botanical Gardens in the south to the Jordan Soccer Complex to the north near Methodist University.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, public safety educators with the Fayetteville Fire Department along with Crime Prevention Specialists with the Fayetteville Police Department share some safety tips for this year's holiday season.
City of Fayetteville loose leaf pickups will happen Monday, Nov. 23 – Friday, Feb. 19. Crews will start with the 28304 zip code. You can also see the loose-leaf pickup schedule at http://www.FayettevilleNC.gov/LeafSeason
In this City Update, learn more about what's in store for the 2nd Phase for NC Veterans Park.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Chief Hawkins with the Fayetteville Police Department comes on the show to talk about the recent racial equity training the department instituted for officers and the programs that strengthen their connections with the community.
For this episode of The Fayetteville 411, we invite several city employees, who are veterans, to share their experience serving in the US Armed Forces as well as their transition to working for the city.
In this City Update we talk about a popular holiday tradition here in Fayetteville, Dickens Holiday has traditionally taken place the day after Thanksgiving, but this year we will have a few changes due to Covid-19. We get all the details from Antonio Renteria from the Arts Council of Fayetteville-Cumberland County.
The City of Fayetteville podcast channel, Radio Fayetteville hosts the Fayetteville 411, an informative and timely show available on iTunes Podcast and Google Play Podcast. Stay up to date with what’s happening in your city with new shows updated weekly. Learn more at FayettevilleNC.gov/Podcast. This week, learn more about the upcoming electronic waste drive to help you safely dispose of electronics. Next week on November 11th, we will honor Veterans Day as we invite veterans to talk about the time in service.
In this City Update, Sustainable Sandhills talks about the upcoming E-waste drive on November 14th at Segra Stadium.
In this episode, the Fire Safety Educator for the Fayetteville Fire Department joins the show to talk about being safe this Halloween and this fall.
In this City Update, learn about the recent changes to this year's Christmas in the Park event that makes it free to the public and a drive-through event.
This week, Parks and Recreation staff provide an update on options for families looking to get out of the house.
In this City Update, the Executive Director for the Airborne and Special Operations Museum Foundation shares an update now that the museum has reopened to the public and everything you need to know when coming to visit.
In this week's episode, the director of the Fayetteville Area System of Transit has an update about the free fares on Election day.
The StoryWalk is a community project led by the Cumberland County Public Library and funded by a grant from the Women’s Giving Circle of Cumberland County, a fund of the Cumberland Community Foundation. This literacy-focused amenity encourages children, caregivers and their teachers to experience reading, participate in physical activity, and explore nature together.
The StoryWalk is a little over a mile and consists of each page of a picture book laminated and displayed along a walking trail so adult and child can read the entire book together. Updated throughout the year, families can read several stories. Picture book displays also feature early literacy and Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) activities along with movement exercises
Visitors can enjoy the StoryWalk at Clark Park daily from 8 a.m. to dusk.
The Fayetteville Woodpeckers visit the Fayetteville 411 to share updates on some of the entertainment options at Segra Stadium this fall as well as share details on how the organization is dealing with the Covid 19 pandemic.
In this City Update- Frank Moorman with the Cape Fear Botanical Gardens takes viewers to the new feature at the gardens that let you walk among the treetops.
In this episode, Toney Coleman, airport director, is our guest for the show and has the latest on the renovations at the Fayetteville Regional Airport.
The internationally renowned installation, Prismatica, is coming to the streets of downtown Fayetteville for the month of October. Learn more about the street art installation that will bring the lights and sounds to locations across the downtown Fayetteville.
In this episode, find out what's in store for the Fayetteville Regional Airport as it undergoes the second phase of its renovations.
In this week's podcast, we talk with staff with Fayetteville Cumberland Parks and Recreation Department with an update on the Parks and Recreation Bond Projects.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, learn about the director of the Development Services Department shares insights in the department's role in planning, zoning, and code enforcement as well as changes coming to make it easier for residents needing permits and inspections.
In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Scott Bullard, Emergency Management Coordinator for the City of Fayetteville, talks about what we do as a city to prepare for disasters and what emergency management looks like in the age of COVID-19.
In this City Update, learn about the City's Podcast channel now available for android and iOS devices.
The Fayetteville 411 is the City of Fayetteville's Podcast dedicated to talking about topics related to your city. In this episode, learn about the Corporate Communications Department.
Fayetteville in Five is the city’s show providing the latest news updates for the City of Fayetteville. Topics covered in this week’s episode include: • Race in America Town Hall • FAST New buses • New Fire Engines • Skate Park Is Open • Another section or 295 opens
Battalion Chief Dan Maffia with the Fayetteville Fire Department shares information on how to save a life using "Hands Only" CPR.
In this City Update, we talk about the Metropolitan Statistics Area expanding to now include Harnett county and how this could greatly impact our economic development.
Visit www.FayettevilleNC.gov/Storm for the latest information on Hurricane Isaias and follow the city on Facebook and Youtube.
Staff with the Public Services Department share the latest update on the repairs to the streambank of Cross Creek that was washed out during recent hurricanes.
In this episode of City Update, Chris Haddock, engineer with the City of Fayetteville talks about the extension of the Cape Fear River trail. Work is now underway to connect part A and Part B of Phase 2 of the trail, which once completed will make the trail about 7 miles long.
Fayetteville in Five is the city’s show providing the latest news updates for the City of Fayetteville. Topics covered in this week’s episode include: • Protests about George Floyd • Hurley Plaza Construction Update • Cool Spring Project Update • Downtown Art Pieces • City Budget
Fayetteville in Five is the city’s show providing the latest news updates for the City of Fayetteville. Topics covered in this week’s episode include: • CEED Emergency Bridge Loans • Mirror Lake Road Opens to Traffic • ECD Cares Act Loans • Mountain Bike Trail Expansion
In this City Update learn about the repairs, expansion and renaming of Linear Park. The seven million dollar repair project to the banks of Cross Creek is funded 75% with federal funds and 25% with state funds.
The Cape Fear Mountain Bike Trail, which is off the Cape Fear River Trail, just recently finished expanding the trail to more than 4 miles of single track track through the pine forests off of the Cape Fear River.
In this episode of City Update, Nakiya Smith from NC Counts Coalition shares information about the 2020 Census.
In this episode of Fayetteville in 5, we focus on some of the ways the City is responding to stop the spread of Covid-19 in our community. • Curfew • Revised schedule for solid waste pickup • FAST changes • Parks & Recreation facilities closing, hand sanitizing stations setup, meals on wheels volunteering • City Hall closes to public • Council meetings go virtual • Teachers help Public Safety with 3D printed filter masks
With Covid 19 impacting local businesses, the Director of the City's Economic and Community Development Department has some information to share about resources available for local business owners.
Fayetteville in Five is the city’s show providing the latest news updates for the City of Fayetteville. In this episode we cover the following topics: • PD Protecting Places of Worship Event • FayTV Streaming • Citizens Academy • FFD Graduation • Skate Park Completion
The following is an excerpt from the regular Fayetteville City Council Meeting on March 16, 2020, where representatives from Womack Army Medical Center, Cumberland County Department of Health and Human Services and Cape Fear Valley Health System presented updates on our community's response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Connect, Play, Discover is a show that highlights programs and activities offered through Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation. In this episode, learn more about: • Clark Park Nature Center • Creative Hands • Junior Official Program • After Hour Hoops
Connect, Play, Discover is a show that highlights programs and activities offered through Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation. In this episode, learn more about: • Senior Games • Adult Masquerade Prom • Stars & Constellations Event • Valentine’s Day Dance
Fayetteville in Five is the city’s show providing the latest news updates for the City of Fayetteville. Topics covered in this week’s episode include: • Skateboard Park Update • Café Conversations • FFD Dog Rescue • No fire fatalities in 2019 • FPD Academy Graduation