Myron B. Pitts is a Metro Columnist at The Fayetteville Observer. He specializes in a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, while also covering culture, arts, and entertainment. Myron's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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By: Myron B. Pitts
Opinion: A sudden Raleigh bill injects politics into Fayetteville's 911 consolidation debate ahead of a tight deadline.
Fayetteville leaders react to a surprise state bill that could hand control of a joint 911 center to Cumberland County.
By: Myron B. Pitts
A Murchison Road landmark is gone, but the story of Rex Harris still challenges Fayetteville to move forward.
By: Myron B. Pitts, Beth Hutson
Fayetteville PrideFest was at the Crown Expo Center on Saturday. See the photos.
By: Myron B. Pitts
Fayetteville and Cumberland may cede control of a consolidated 911 to Raleigh. Fayetteville and Cumberland County have debated consolidating their 911 call centers for years.
By: Myron B. Pitts
A 20-year fight over 911 consolidation in Cumberland could end in the state legislator being the decider.
By: Myron B. Pitts
Thanks to the Supreme Court, birthright citizenship survives, for now, as America continues to debate who belongs.
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, but a divided ruling raises new concerns about its long-term security.
By: Myron B. Pitts
The iconic Wall of Honor near Fayetteville State University is getting a major renovation designed to celebrate and protect local history.
By: Myron B. Pitts
Named for Dominique Moody, a former Fayetteville child who died after horrific abuse, a new state law adds oversight and child safety reforms.
