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Cumberland County Elections Chair Faces Third Complaint in 13 Months

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By Paul Woolverton Verified
| CityView Magazine Verified
Overview: • The employee’s complaint comes as the county elections director is on leave while she waits to find out if she will be fired. • An N.C. Board of Elections hearing on the complaint is scheduled for Wednesday. An employee of the Cumberland County Board of Elections has filed a complaint against Board of Elections Chair Linda Devore, accusing her of breaking the law by interfering with the office’s operations, coercion, and questioning him about a private family health matter.
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Cumberland Settles Lawsuit with Crown Event Center Architect for $650,000

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By Paul Woolverton Verified
| CityView Magazine Verified
Cumberland County agreed to pay $650,000 to the EwingCole architectural firm to settle a billing dispute over the defunct Crown Event Center project in downtown Fayetteville. EwingCole’s federal lawsuit said the county owed $1.32 million plus accruing interest for services rendered. The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners voted 7-0 on Monday to approve the settlement. There was no public discussion.
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Cumberland County Enacts 6-Month Data Center Moratorium

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By Paul Woolverton Verified
| CityView Magazine Verified
Overview: • The moratorium applies to unincorporated areas of Cumberland County. • It expires December 15. • Despite this moratorium, one or more data centers are looking inside the Fayetteville city limit—out of reach of the county’s ban. A moratorium on data center projects is in place for the unincorporated areas of Cumberland County through December 15, after the Board of Commissioners voted 7-0 for the moratorium on Monday.
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