Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 7th of August.
Good morning, Fayetteville.
Fayetteville's Pizza Palace offers two fan-favorite pizzas—pepperoni and super deluxe—appealing to local tastes.
Visitors can enjoy these choices when they dine in.
Fayetteville’s magazine archive now features CityView’s August issue, which includes back-to-school tips with Superintendent Bracy, education articles & community event lists published on August 6.
The archive also presents diverse columns from local writers highlighting education, military heritage, and local events.
A Cumberland County Board of Education committee approved nearly $958K in lottery funds to pay for repair projects at six Fayetteville schools — the full board will review the applications Tuesday, Aug.
11 before sending them to the state department.
CityView magazine’s Back-to-School edition is out today and features a Q&A with Superintendent Eric Bracy, a guide for students starting Aug.
24, and nostalgic columns on education along with tips on community events and health topics.
Before spending big on home improvement tools, Fayetteville residents can rent various equipment from big box stores or local tool libraries (including AutoZone's Loan-A-Tool program) to test before buying.
This method saves money and space for DIY projects.
E.E. Smith’s five-star EDGE recruit Cassell Cruickshank previewed his upcoming junior football season.
Standing (6-6, 230 pounds) and holding 41 offers, he is recognized as the top EDGE rusher in NC.
UNC basketball will face West Virginia for the first time in 61 years on Nov.
27 at Spectrum Center during the second annual Dick Vitale Invitational, presented by Belk. ESPN analyst Dick Vitale (battling cancer) will call the game after recent positive treatment updates.
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