Myron Pitts, opinion editor of the Fayetteville Observer gives his take on the re-naming of Fort Bragg

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Giving Tuesday is what The Cumberland Community Foundation is all about, and even more. Mary Holms and Kimmi Nettles talk about their amazingly giving cause.

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Longtime Cumberland County servant Charles Evans and D.A. Billy West talks about the upcoming "Expungement" program to help people with past non-violent crime records, can better their life in every way.

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Part of the Valentines Love segment, these two lovebirds tell their rollercoaster of a  now wonderful relationship. 

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Jimmy Keefe, Mayor pro tem Kathy Jensen talk about the looming property tax increase, the re-naming of Ft. Bragg, and the newest positives in the community.

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Like two old buddies having a beer at a bar together and talking about sports. Trey Edge and Goldy have fun talking MLB, The Big Game, Golf, and more 

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Paul "scoop" Woolverton of City View Today caught up with Goldie on all things city and county wide that's been happening so far this year, including the tax rate that will affect your property taxes.

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Political Correspondent Tim White is back with Goldy and they talked about all the fast moving changes that are happening under the Trump Administration.

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Joshua Gray-HeimJ Co Salon 
Joshua Gray-Heim is the focus of this Wednesday's Mind Your Business segment. Joshua just celebrated his 10th year of success with his business, J Co Salon. He shares how he did it and the challenges along the way.

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Kirk de Viere, Chairman Cumberland County Board of Commissioners
Kirk de Viere,  Chairman of the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners, says the county is well-prepared for this incoming winter storm, but tells us how the county is working to do better. Plus, de Viere shares the recent funding requests made to state delegates for local projects.

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