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Divided Spring Lake Board Appoints Dennis English as Town Manager

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By Rachel Heimann Mercader Verified
| CityView Magazine Verified
After months of public frustration and lingering questions about transparency, the Spring Lake Board of Commissioners voted Monday to appoint interim Town Manager Dennis English as the town’s next permanent manager. The vote followed a public forum where residents submitted written questions in advance. Only five were asked—selected after review by the town attorney—during a special meeting featuring English and fellow finalist Michael Douglas, a veteran municipal manager.
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City Revokes Permits for Sex Shop on Bragg Boulevard

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By Rachel Heimann Mercader Verified
| CityView Magazine Verified
An adult entertainment business on Bragg Boulevard lost its bid Tuesday to overturn the City of Fayetteville’s revocation of its building permits—a decision that now bars the shop from operating at its longtime location. The city zoning commission voted 3-1 that the business, Fort Outpost at 4431 Bragg Blvd., had discontinued its adult‑use operations for at least 365 consecutive days.
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Cumberland County Gets $36 Million for Projects in New State Budget

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By Rachel Heimann Mercader Verified
| CityView Magazine Verified
Tucked inside North Carolin’s new $34 billion state budget is $36 million in earmarks for Cumberland County that help fund a variety of projects large and small, from a new medical school and veteran’s home to a pickleball court in Godwin. The funding for the 24 projects, part of $1.6 billion in earmarks in the budget, is far less than what Fayetteville and Cumberland County leaders asked for, but they applauded the funding as a win for the region. Gov.
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