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e focus of developing a community's
economy has shied away from simply
making jobs, Chavonne says. e idea
behind bringing arts, entertainment and
sporting events into the downtown area is
an effort to make a city that people want
to live in and explore, as much as they
want to work in.
"When my grandmother came to work
at Massey Hill, she just wanted a job. She
was happy to have a job with one week
a year for vacation. Back then, people
followed jobs, but nowadays, people care
about where they live," Chavonne said.
"Now jobs follow people. It is a complete
paradigm shi. People want to be selective
about where they live. ey care about
their quality of life. It used to be that
people just wanted a job out of college, but
today's graduates now say, 'I want to be
happy.'"
As a person who gets his kicks from
watching his hometown of Fayetteville
grow, Chavonne is hoping that with every
new downtown development announce-
ment that springs up, his own happiness
will prove infectious.
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