Recognize local heroes that have gone above and beyond during the Coronavirus pandemic.

To help uplift our community, purchase a sign recognizing your hometown hero that has positively impacted you during this time. Heroes can be a family member, first responder, teacher, local business, delivery driver, etc.

Learn more by visiting ASOMF.Org

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 City Update, Cindy Blot, Director of Economic and Community Development with the City of Fayetteville talks about resources available to businesses impacted by Covid-19.

In this city Update, Scott Bullard, Emergency Management Coordinator with the Fayetteville Fire Department, talks about preventative measures that the City is taking in response to COVID-19.

In this City Update, learn about the addition of paid parking downtown that goes into effect on April 1, 2020.

The City of Fayetteville offers an exciting opportunity for citizens to participate in Citizens Academy, where you can go behind the scenes of various city departments to learn more about what they do and how they do it. For more information visit www.FayettevilleNC.gov/CitizensAcademy

In this episode, learn about some of the exhibits and special events in honor of Black History Month.

Sled your city! The first ever, Sled-gra Event takes place at Segra Stadium on Janurary 24th. Kids of all ages are invited to come and enjoy the snow slides, games and activities. Tickets are $5 per person

Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks and Recreation staff maintain the parks, city facilities, and many of the right of ways within the city limits. Recently they added ATVs as a method of increasing efficiency for trash pickup along the major roadways.