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Wall of Honor's mosaic rebirth preserves Fayetteville legacy | Opinion

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By Myron Pitts Verified, Fayetteville Observer
| The Charlotte Observer Verified
The Wall of Honor mural at the corner of Murchison Road and Langdon Street will be converted into mosaic tiles. Drivers along Murchison Road can't miss it: The Wall of Honor mural at the corner of Murchison Road and Langdon Street sits in a prominent location next to Fayetteville State University.
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Wall of Honor's mosaic rebirth preserves Fayetteville legacy | Opinion

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By Myron Pitts Verified, Fayetteville Observer
| Aol Verified
Drivers along Murchison Road can't miss it: The Wall of Honor mural at the corner of Murchison Road and Langdon Street sits in a prominent location next to Fayetteville State University. Stretching a block from Langdon to Slater Avenue, it is a slice of the city's Black history, from the beginning, with masks representing West African culture to the portraits and stories of high-achieving Black residents.
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Fayetteville and Cumberland could might cede the 911 decision to the state | Opinion Original

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By Myron Pitts Verified
| Fayetteville Observer Verified
Fayetteville and Cumberland County have debated consolidating their 911 call centers for years. The main disagreement is over whether the city or the county should have administrative control. The North Carolina General Assembly may legislate a decision if the two sides cannot agree. The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners and the Fayetteville City Council have been discussing consolidating the call center for 911 emergency operations, off and on, for some 20 years.
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