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Out of prison, out of work: Fayetteville felon, activist wants to help her peers find jobs

Out of prison, out of work: Fayetteville felon, activist wants to help her peers find jobs
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Fayetteville nonprofits vie for grants through A Community Thrives

The CARE Clinic and the Fayetteville Cumberland Reentry Council are among nonprofits looking for a boost through A Community Thrives.

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Talkback for April 24, 2022 - Reentry Council / FTCC 5K Run

Talkback for April 24, 2022 - Reentry Council / FTCC 5K Run
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Driving While Black: Fayetteville police drop a community policing star

Some in our community believe the Fayetteville Police Department is disproportionately targeting Black drivers for stops and vehicle searches. Police Chief Gina Hawkins pushes back on the allegation, saying the data on stops can be misleading and her officers are just doing their jobs. This issue dubbed “Driving While Black” boils down to trust. Trust is the kind of currency that community policing is meant to shore up between officers and the public. So I was surprised to learn the Police Department this past week got rid of one of its best community liaisons, Lisa Jayne, a 10-year-veteran. She is known around churches, nonprofits, rec centers and multiple organizations in Fayetteville as the program coordinator for Operation Ceasefire. She moves deftly between diverse communities, a critical skill in a city like ours.

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