Renovations are officially underway at Lake Fayetteville’s softball complex.
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Fayetteville lowers city-wide cap on short-term rentals
The City Council has lowered the density cap on short-term rentals by nearly half.
Fayetteville fills 11 positions on city boards and committees
The Fayetteville City Council on Thursday approved 11 appointments to seven of the city’s boards and committees.
Fayetteville City Council recap: July 6, 2023
Filling the Ward 1 council vacancy, lowering the cap on short-term rentals, a rezoning on Dead Horse Mountain Road, and more.
VOTE 2023: Fayetteville council approves special election for member vacancy
The City Council tonight will discuss whether to hold a special election to fill the vacancy left when a council member resigned in June.
Fayetteville honors late artist Hank Kaminksy
City lawmakers this week took some time to honor the life and legacy of one of Fayetteville’s most notable artists.
Fayetteville City Council recap: June 20, 2023
On the agenda: Honoring the life and legacy of Hank Kaminsky, a plan to accept proposals to address the housing of homeless residents, encouraging free mental health certification for city employees, and more.
Nelson Hackett street signs replace Archibald Yell’s name in Fayetteville on Juneteenth
Archibald Yell Boulevard was officially changed to Nelson Hackett Boulevard on Juneteenth. New street signs were installed honoring Hackett, an enslaved man who fled Fayetteville nearly 182 years ago in search of freedom.
Fayetteville city offices closed for Juneteenth
The city will officially celebrate Juneteenth when government offices close on Monday, June 19.
Fayetteville to dedicate Nelson Hackett historical marker, unveil new street signs on June 16
City officials are set to host an historical marker dedication commemorating Nelson Hackett, an enslaved man who fled Fayetteville in 1841 in search of freedom.
City Hall phones restored in Fayetteville, most other services still offline
Phone lines at City Hall were restored Monday, but most other services are still offline after a cybersecurity incident that occurred last week.
UPDATED: Fayetteville network services offline after cybersecurity incident
Fayetteville city services went offline Thursday after a cybersecurity incident that occurred early in the morning.
Fayetteville City Council recap: June 6, 2023
A short-term rental appeal, an arts and culture master plan, changes to the city’s false alarm regulations, authorizing the mayor to purchase real estate for Black history preservation, a Planned Zoning District and more.
City opens intersection at South College, Archibald Yell and Rock
The intersection along with parts of South College and Rock had been closed for nearly a year as part of a series of improvements to Archibald Yell. All previously closed areas were open as of early Thursday morning.
Sonia Harvey resigns from Fayetteville City Council
Sonia Harvey has resigned from the Fayetteville City Council. The remaining council members have two options for replacing Harvey, whose term wasn’t set to expire until the end of 2026.
