Feed Solutions Company Selects Cumberland County | | |
The Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corporation (FCEDC) is excited to announce that Upcycle Feed Commodities has selected Cumberland County for its first manufacturing facility. The project will create 25 direct jobs and invest over $6 million in real estate and equipment. Upcycle Feed Commodities specializes in the manufacturing of animal feed blends by breaking down food waste and agricultural by-products. Their mission is to provide high-quality products to customers in grain-deficient areas.
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| | Obrecht Properties, LLC Breaks Ground on New Buildings | | |
Obrecht Properties, LLC, a Maryland-based commercial real estate company, has broken ground on a 30-acre site inside the Military Business Park. The site plans include six flex/industrial buildings, totaling 325,550 square feet. “This project reinforces our position as a competitive destination for business expansion in North Carolina, and supports continued economic momentum across Fayetteville and Cumberland County,” said FCEDC President and CEO, Robert Van Geons.
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| | FCEDC by the Numbers - June 2026 | | In the Spotlight: 4208 Murchison Road | | | | |
4208 Murchison Road is an 80,600 SF industrial facility off NC 210, less than two miles from I-295. The buildnig offers 9 dock doors, 1 drive-in door, and ceilings ranging from 22'-26'. With strong regional connectivity, available utilities, and scalable space, the site is well-positioned for warehousing or distribution.
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For a searchable database of commercial and industrial buildings available in Cumberland County, visit https://fcedc.com/sites-buildings/.
"In the spotlight" is a rotating feature. If you have any questions about the property or would like to learn how to have your building or site "in the spotlight," reach out to us at info@fcedc.com.
| | Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine Hosts Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony | | |
Last week, Elected Officials, community leaders, and people gathered for the Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine ribbon-cutting. During the ceremony, speakers shared about the future of this facility in Fayetteville and Cumberland County, and the impact it will have on access to health in the Southeast region. In just a few short weeks, the first cohort of students will walk through the doors to this state-of-the-art building.
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| City of Fayetteville Opens New Tennis and Pickleball Center | |
Earlier this month, the City of Fayetteville opened The Courts at Glenville Lake, a premier tennis and pickleball facility. The state-of-the-art complex features 11 tennis courts, four pickleball courts, and modern amenities, supporting programs for all ages and skill levels. As both a recreational and community asset, the facility contributes to the high-quality amenities that make Fayetteville and Cumberland County an attractive place to live and work. Click here to see more.
| | Employment Opportunities in Cumberland County: June 2026 | | |
Quality employment opportunities are available at companies across Fayetteville and Cumberland County. Whether you're looking for entry-level positions or advanced professional roles, our latest Job Openings blog post includes opportunities in all skill levels from our existing industry partners in sectors like manufacturing, distribution, logistics, and defense.
Review job openings here.
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#DidYouKnow?
Fayetteville, NC ranks #37 in Most Diverse Cities in America out of 229! (Niche, 2025)
| | | | A Message from FCEDC President & CEO |
Thank you for reading this issue of Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corporation’s newsletter.
We are excited to bring you the latest announcements and highlights from FCEDC and the community. Our team works daily to enhance job growth and prosperity across our region by attracting new businesses and expanding existing industry. We are grateful for the ongoing support of the City of Fayetteville, Cumberland County, and community partners.
Sincerely,
Robert M. Van Geons, CEcD
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