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Senior Reporter, CityView Magazine
Fayetteville
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By Paul Woolverton Verified| CityView Magazine Verified The costs for building Cumberland County’s downtown Crown Event Center could exceed the $145 million budgeted for the project, so the county’s Board of Commissioners is seeking a new construction estimate, Commissioners Chair Kirk deViere announced on Monday.
By Paul Woolverton Verified| CityView Magazine Verified The costs for building Cumberland County’s downtown Crown Event Center could exceed the $145 million budgeted for the project, so the county’s Board of Commissioners is seeking a new construction estimate, Commissioners Chair Kirk deViere announced on Monday.
By Paul Woolverton Verified| CityView Magazine Verified The Fayetteville Public Works Commission offers its customers numerous ways to work with the utility to reduce their electricity and water bills, according to PWC Marketing Manager Janelle Rockett. These include sensors the PWC uses to warn people when they may have leaking plumbing, incentives to help people buy energy-efficient appliances, options for solar power, and experts who evaluate the conditions of people’s homes and advise the homeowners on improvements that will save money.
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CityView Magazine
CityView Media is a media company based in Fayetteville, North Carolina, focusing on local news and lifestyle content. It emphasizes investigative journalism and community-driven stories, providing in-depth coverage of local issues, such as funding matters related to the Cumberland County Crown Event Center. The company also publishes *CityView Magazine*, which highlights regional activities and interests. As of June 2024, CityView Media is transitioning ownership to The Assembly, a statewide news organization. This partnership aims to enhance resources and improve statewide reporting capabilities. CityView Media serves as a primary news source for Fayetteville residents, filling the gap left by traditional newspapers and addressing community information needs. The company is committed to sustainability in the digital media landscape, restructuring its business model to adapt to industry challenges while maintaining a focus on quality journalism.
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