Radio Fayetteville Podcast Channel

In this City Update, learn about the changes for this year's Citywide Cleanup organized by Fayetteville Beautiful. The event is April 17th and starts at 8am with supplies being distributed in front of Segra Stadium. Visit www. FayettevilleBeautiful.com to sign up to pick up litter in a specific area using the interactive map, as well as reserve supplies like gloves, orange trash bags, and a free t...

This week on the Fayetteville 411, learn about the latest developments with the Fayetteville Area System of Transit. Next week on March 31st, Learn about some of the projects that the Traffic Services Division is working on.

In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Alex Baker from the City's Economic and community Development talks about Citizen Participation Meetings and feedback used for HUD grant funding.

In this City Update, learn about the upcoming Citizen Participation meetings and how you can share your feedback to help shape programs and services we provide.

In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, representatives from the Office of Internal Audit talk about how they protect city services and departments from incidents of fraud, waste and abuse. To learn more, visit the city's webpage at www. FayettevilleNC.gov/DoingWhatsRight You can also make anonymous tips by call (877) 339-4715 or visiting www. ReportLineWeb.com/FayettevilleNC

In this City Update, learn more about the Lafayette Trail and its connection to Fayetteville.

In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, the coach of the Fayetteville Marksmen Hockey and the Executive Vice President join the show to talk about their upcoming season in October.

In this episode of the Fayetteville 411, Shauna Haslem from the City's Stormwater Program explains to listeners what "Stormwater" is and talks about the City's Stormwater Program.

In this City Update, learn more about the "5 for Friday" anti-litter campaign. Learn more at www.5forFriday.org

Learn more about some of the pivotal African Americans who made an impact in our community as we celebrate Black History Month.

In this Fayetteville in 5 we cover the following topics: Metronet Fiber coming to Fayetteville, Unity Bell, New Dog Parks, Airport Announces new flight to Dallas-fort Worth International

In this episode of The Fayetteville 411, our guests are the great-granddaughters of Edward and Sallie Evans. They share stories stories about how Mr. and Mrs. Evans were pivotal in the education of the black community. Edward Evans was a respected educator in the black community and the first principal at Orange Street School, which was founded in 1915. He and his wife, Sallie, served as vice prin...

In this City Update, learn about the latest flight added to Fayetteville Regional Airport and about a chance to win free airline tickets.

Learn about some of the exhibits on display at the Fayetteville History Museum during Black History Month.

In this City Update, learn more about the exhibits at the Fayetteville History Museum celebrating Black History Month.

Captain Stephen Shakeshaft from the Fayetteville Fire Department is our guest as he talks about the Fire Training Academy.

In this City Update, we share exciting news about Metronet Fiber coming to Fayetteville! They will provide fast, reliable internet to residents and businesses.

Staff from the City's Human Relations department give an overview of their department and efforts to promote equal opportunity in our community.

In this City Update, learn more about the Small Business Covid-19 Retention Grant that provides grants up to $10,000 for Fayetteville Businesses impacted by Covid-19

In the episode, Lisa Reid and Merla Molina talk about the City's 911 Communications department.

Lamont Hinson from the Fayetteville Public Works commission is our guest and he talks about the annual Grinding of the Green event. It is a great way to dispose of and recycle your live Christmas trees.

In this episode of City Update, Learn how you can serve your community by applying for a set on one of the boards and commissions offered through the City of Fayetteville.