CityView Magazine

~ 2006 ~ Fayetteville's Lifestyle Magazine Fayetteville's Lifestyle Magazine | www.CityViewNC.com Winter Issue 2010/2011 www.CityViewNC.com SHOPPING Conversation The most popular breakfast spots Coffee & Gifts for everyone Living it up Downtown Spring chickens Hens in Haymount Tables that are the toast of the town PARTY GIRL cleans house Clutter organizer Buster A home F A Y E T T E V IL L E IN T I M E ~ 2011 ~ CityView Publishing April 2012 Fayetteville's Lifestyle Magazine | www.CityViewNC.com Why we love our city Great things about Fayetteville Sweet deliveries Uncle Georget's Pies The Vi nam years USO Se Tasty barbecue you can eat on the go Regional planning Implementing change On the move Summer is relocation season PART TWO OF OUR Urban farm fun in the city High Cotton Consignment CityViewCityViewCityView GUIDE May/June 2012 ~ 2011 ~ Lily Kat's Consignment Special Dogwood Festival Issue INSIDE CityView magazine is dedicated to promot- ing the activities, lifestyles and interests of all the area's residents. The magazine was founded in 2006 by Publisher Mar- shall H. Waren and his wife Sandee, both Fayetteville natives. The magazine began as a division of William George Printing until 2009. Now an independent com- pany, CityView is published eight times a year on a bi-monthly basis with a staff of 13 employees and dozens of freelance and contract workers. 2533 Raeford Road 910.423.6500 Inside Fayetteville Your guide to local events CV APRIL12.COVER.indd 1 CVMAYJUNE12cover.indd 1 Plus 3/20/12 6:22 PM 4/20/12 8:11 PM Being in high cotton means getting more than your share. Owner Allison Newton, and her team Emily Honeycutt and Susie Harris, offer deals too good to be true in their consignment store. The store opened in 2011 in the Highland Shopping Cen- tre and specializes in designer clothing, accessories, home goods and furniture. A loyal following of thrifty fashionistas love to shop and sell there — so loyal that a second location just opened in the Trae- moor Village Shopping Center. 2800-4 Raeford Road 910.483.4296 Love a great deal? Look no further than Lily Kat's. Located in Eutaw Village North, this successful consignment shop was opened in the fall of 2011 by owners Mike & Marcy Petti. Named after their daughter Lily, the boutique specializes in women's and children's apparel and accessories. Here you will find quality name brands at unbelievable prices — from jeans to evening gowns. Come in to Lily Kat's and see for yourself or visit us online at www.lily-kats.com! 807 Elm Street 910.223.0170 Signs of the Times Rowan Street, Rowan Park and Rowan Country were named after Robert Rowan, a Cross Creek merchant and public figure from the 1700s. During the Revolutionary War Rowan was the leader of the Patriot cause. He served as a Colonel in the French and Indian War. Grove Street, named after William Barry Grove, a Cross Creek native who served as a Federalist congressman from 1791 to 1802. Hay Street, named after John Hay, one of four early commissioners who approved Fayetteville's street plan in 1783. Ray Avenue, formerly known as Hogg Street was names after James Hogg of Hillsborough, a developer who gave land for the courthouse on that site. Ray was his wife's family name, which he preferred to use. (Perhaps because it lacked swine-connotations.) Hogg preferred the name Ray so much that he officially used it as his children's last name. CV 64 | October • 2012 S PE C I A L P R O M O T IO N A L S E C T IO N CityView Military and Real Estate Issue May/June 2012 CityView Dogwood Festival Issue April 2012 CItyView Toasting Winter Winter Issue

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