Fayetteville Mayor Mitch Colvin's weekly visit.

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Stephen Shakeshaft, Captain Fayetteville Fire Department
Now is the time to get your application in if you want to be a Fayetteville Firefighter. Captain Stephen Shaftshaft says the training is rigorous but the outcome is priceless.

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Crystal Edmonds, Chairperson Political Action Committee, NAACP/Fayetteville
President-elect Donald Trump's newly formed DOGE team is planning for major cuts in spending for government agencies. That likely will include cutting funds for DEI--diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. Crystal Edmonds, Chairman of the NAACP Political Action Committee in Fayetteville, explains why eliminating DEI would be a huge set back for America.

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Kirk de Viere, Chairman Cumberland County Board of Commissioners
Cumberland County may be headed to court to fight the Chemours Company over contaminated drinking water. This stems from a lawsuit commissioners filed in 2022. Chairman of the Board of Commissioners, Kirk de Viere, says there is still a chance the case may settled out of court.

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Christine Orozco, Cast from Sweet Tea Shakespeare
Sweet Tea Shakespeare is getting set for its first performance of the year. Murder on the Orient Express opens January 23 and the cast promises it's one you don't want to miss.

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Paul Woolverton, Sr Reporter City View Today

Fayetteville's Cool Spring Downtown District has an interim president and a long-time Mom and Pop bookstore is looking for a new home. Those are just two of many stories Sr Reporter Paul Woolverton says City View is working to bring to readers.

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Dr Lindsey WhitleyCCS, Associate Superintendent Associate for Communications and Community Engagement
Cumberland County High School students returned from their winter break facing a tougher policy that addresses chronic absenteeism. Dr Lindsey Whitley, an Associate Superintendent with Cumberland County Schools, says younger grade levels will notice the tougher policy in the fall.

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Chef Portia _ The Friends Table
As we start 2025 with getting off on the right foot, Chef Portia wants to make sure our eating habits are part of that. In Friday's Dishing with Friends segment, Chef Portia gave us a taste of her healthy Chopped Caesar Salad.

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