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Fayetteville council votes to rename Archibald Yell Boulevard to honor enslaved man

FAYETTEVILLE Archibald Yell Boulevard will be renamed Nelson Hackett Boulevard by next Juneteenth.

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Lower Ramble to provide inclusive access to nature, arts in Fayetteville, mayor says

Lower Ramble to provide inclusive access to nature, arts in Fayetteville, mayor says
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Fayetteville looks at buying, demolishing apartments to mitigate flooding

FAYETTEVILLE The city may buy an apartment complex on the west side of town so it can demolish it and turn it into green space.

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City interested in buying flood-prone apartments in west Fayetteville

FAYETTEVILLE The city may buy an apartment complex on the west side of town so it can demolish it and turn it into green space.

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Fayetteville prohibits retail sale of dogs, cats

FAYETTEVILLE The sale of dogs and cats in retail outlets will be prohibited in the city in 30 days after a City Council vote Tuesday.

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