City Update

In this City Update, Sustainable Sandhills talks about the upcoming E-waste drive on November 14th at Segra Stadium.

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.

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.

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.

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, find out what's in store for the Fayetteville Regional Airport as it undergoes the second phase of its renovations.

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, Metoya Scott from the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County give us all the details about Hay Street Live virtual performances.

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 City Update, Chris Haddock, Engineer with the City of Fayetteville, talks about a project which will connect Part A and Part B of Phase 2 of the Cape Fear River Trail. Once complete, pedestrians and bikers can enjoy almost 7 miles of trail in one direction.