The second annual Juneteenth Jubilee will kick off in the heart of downtown Fayetteville on Saturday June 17 with a full-day celebration in Festival Park.

Ashanti Bennett from Cool Spring Downtown District gives us all the details in the episode of City Update.

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!

In this City Update, get information on the upcoming Power and Water Expo which takes place on March 24th at Skyview on Hay.

Learn more about Cumberland County Public Library 14th annual Storytelling Festival that is kicking off on March 4th, 2 p.m. at Festival Park

Fayetteville in 5 provides the latest new updates for the City of Fayetteville. Topics covered in this episode include:

FFD Live Burn Training Exercise

FFD Promotion, Retirement, Awards

FPD BLET Graduation and Promotion Ceremony

Human Relations Awards

Black History Month Exhibit

The Drainage Assistance Program provides single-family residential property owners with assistance in repairing stormwater issues located outside of City maintained rights-of-way. Assistance with such issues is subject to the annual funding made available by City Council.

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.

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.