Jami McLaughlin is a News Reporter at Up & Coming Weekly and CityView Magazine. She covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on medicine and healthcare, as well as arts and entertainment, with particular attention to theater and cultural events like Juneteenth and holidays in North Carolina. Jami's work has been featured in both Up & Coming Weekly and CityView Magazine.
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Jami's coverage primarily focuses on local government, events, and community development in the Fayetteville area of North Carolina. She reports extensively on government announcements and event coverage related to local governance.
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By: Jami McLaughlin
At the Spring Lake Board of Commissioners' work session Monday, board members prioritized funding while approving a stormwater grant, discussed Community Development Block Grant funds and examined their roles in the town's annual audit process.
When Stephanie McLaurin was confronted with the likelihood that cancer could be in her future, she took matters into her own hands to reduce her risk.
There's something for everyone: explore Fayetteville's exciting indoor recreation scene all year long.
By: Jami McLaughlin
The Spring Lake Board of Commissioners have accepted an invitation with the county for the Cumberland County Community Development Block Grant and HOME Investment Partnership programs.
By: Jami Mclaughlin
North Carolina’s Local Government Commission voted this week to return full control of all financial affairs to the town of Spring Lake, effective Aug. 1, or as soon as the town can appoint a finance officer. The ruling — at the LGC’s regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday — caught Spring Lake officials by surprise, albeit a pleasant one that had Mayor Kia Anthony expressing elation. “I’m not an overly emotional person, but I cried,” Anthony said. “I was speechless. This has been a long time coming.”
With the financial piece in place, the board also discussed the town’s outward appearance as it looked at ideas on how to clean up blighted areas in town and encourage residents to keep their yards tidy.
Kick off your Sunday shoes and cut loose as “Footloose the Musical” starts a high-energy run Sept. 7 at Cape Fear Regional Theatre.
By: Jami Mclaughlin
Cape Fear Valley Health patient Joe Allen shares hope and healing and wants to normalize the conversation about prostate cancer, especially among Black men.
By: Jami McLaughlin
As most in Fayetteville were preparing to have friends and family over for a day of Thanksgiving, others were cooking turkeys — hundreds of them — for thousands of complete strangers.
By: Jami Mclaughlin
For the 33rd year, children from all over Fayetteville have brought the story of Christmas to Cape Fear Regional Theatre in the heartwarming classic The Best Christmas Pageant Ever.
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