My wish is that young people can enjoy their summers and let go, if only temporarily, of care and worry, while still looking out for themselves and each other.
Of all the projects proposed for West Pinehurst Community Park, a skateboarding facility appears to be the runaway favorite.
During a virtual workshop on Tuesday evening, the majority of participants said they want to see a skate park built on the 74-acre property. The workshop was organized by McAdams Consulting, a firm hired by the village to gather public feedback on potential uses for the site.
Last month, the firm asked people to vote for their most-wanted amenities by dropping digital markers on an aerial image of the property. About 36 percent of respondents had voted for a skate park as of Wednesday, making it by far the most popular choice.
If you’re a pet parent and a Fayetteville resident, there are plenty of things to do with your pooch including dining out, shopping and outdoor activities.
Here are some dog-friendly hangouts, breweries, restaurants, coffee shops, stores and parks, according to online review sites and Fayetteville doggie influencer Instagram accounts.
RESTAURANTS
Fayetteville boasts more than 40 dog-friendly restaurants and taverns, according to BringFido.com. Leashed and well-behaved dogs are welcome in outdoor dining areas.
Downtown Fayetteville
• Huske Hardware: 405 Hay St., 910-437-5650. Veteran-owned gathering spot featuring food, craft beer, wine, a weekend night club and pet-friendly bricked-in patio.
Huske Hardware House has received a rating of 4.6 out of five bones by 10 canine critics on BringFido.