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Matt Hennie

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As seen in: CityView Magazine, Substack, The Washington Blade, Phoenix New Times, Tucson Sentinel, Los Angeles Blade, Courier DFW, Courier Texas
Editor-in-Chief for @cityviewnc. Past: @couriertexas, @phoenixnewtimes, @thebeaconICT and founder @ProjectQAtlanta. 🏳️‍🌈🐶🏀⚽
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Photos: Thousands Enjoy Dogwood Festival in Downtown Fayetteville

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By Matt Hennie 
| CityView Magazine
Editor’s note: A photo gallery from the event appears at the end of this story. Thousands of people flocked to downtown Fayetteville for live music, vendors, food, a car show, and fun during the 44th annual Fayetteville Dogwood Festival. The event, held April 24-26, got soaked on its second night, but organizers called the festival a success. The theme was a throwback to the 1990s and early 2000s.
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Column: Mothers Always Are There. Cherish and Forever Remember Them

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By Matt Hennie 
| CityView Magazine
This is not just another day. This is Mother’s Day, and a day for appreciating the mother in your life, and for some of us, remembering our mothers who have passed on through heaven’s gates. “The young mother set her foot on the path of life,” late novelist Irene Temple Bailey wrote in her 1933 A Little Parable for Mothers, in what some of us believe is the most poignant tribute to mothers. “Is the way long?” she asked. And her guide said, ‘Yes, and the way is hard.
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Fayetteville Approves 4-Month Delay for Data Center Moratorium

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By Matt Hennie 
| CityView Magazine
Just two weeks after the Fayetteville City Council pumped the brakes on an ordinance regulating data centers, the council again hit pause—this on time on moving forward with a year-long moratorium on data centers being built in the city. The council voted 6-3 on Monday to approve a 120-day delay on considering a moratorium, a move that brought a vocal rebuke from data center opponents. Several people in the audience of the meeting at City Hall chanted “shame” as the council approved the delay.
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