Good morning, Fayetteville.

All-American Week at Fort Bragg began yesterday with the annual division run that saw 17,000 paratroopers and veteran leaders cheered on by families and community members — the event also featured a flyover.

Other weeklong activities will include a memorial service, hall of fame ceremony, and sports competitions.

Mac's Speed Shop has served the Carolinas since 2005 and is marking 20 years with events running from May 16 to May 28 at all nine locations, including its Fayetteville spot at 482 North McPherson Church Road.

The celebration features a pork sandwich donation drive that gives $1 to a local disaster relief fund+ further activations are planned throughout 2025.

Cape Fear Regional Theatre opened Once On This Island Saturday night with a musical retelling of The Little Mermaid using Caribbean flair — the set and lighting brought the tropical theme to life.

The show runs through June 1 and features lively dance and songs that explore love, loss, and hope.

A new study from First Street Foundation finds that climate change will soon alter how home loans are approved as rising flood and insurance costs force lenders to impose stricter terms—this change may lead to higher borrowing costs for buyers in vulnerable parts of North Carolina. Researchers warn that these adjustments could make it harder for families to secure affordable loans.

College baseball bracket projections show that UNC is on track to host both a regional and super regional in Chapel Hill as the team is projected as the No. 4 seed, while NC State is expected to compete as a No. 2 seed in the Baton Rouge Regional.

Duke is projected as a No. 2 or No. 3 seed with a selection show set for May 26 and regional play starting May 30 — these forecasts set the stage for a busy postseason.

The ACC announced its all-conference baseball teams and awards on May 19, naming UNC pitcher Jake Knapp as ACC Pitcher of the Year after he posted an undefeated record of 11 wins and 0 losses with a 2.14 ERA in 2025.

The awards were revealed ahead of the ACC Tournament that begins May 20 in Durham + Knapp is the first UNC pitcher to win the honor since 2017.

4th Friday Art & Music Festival

6-9 p.m. — Downtown Fayetteville — Free entry — Experience local arts, live music, and street performances in Fayetteville's vibrant district.

Sneaker Ball 'Golden Hour'

7-11:59 p.m. — The Moose Event Center — Check for entry fee — Celebrate Memorial Day Weekend with music, food, and a showcase of the freshest sneakers.

2025 E.E. Smith Alumni Sports Hall of Fame Induction Banquet

5-9 p.m. — Crown Complex — Contact for ticket pricing — Celebrate and honor outstanding E.E. Smith alumni athletes in an evening of recognition and camaraderie.

PWC Pre-Registration for Public Works Art Exhibit

12-8 p.m. — Arts Council of Fayetteville — $15 for one artwork, $20 for two — Drop off your original art pieces for a chance to showcase them in a community-wide exhibit.

2025 Rockfish Open House

3-7 p.m. — Camp Rockfish — Free entry — Discover the beauty and fun of Camp Rockfish with delicious food options available.

Hills and Thrills Adventure Tour

12 PM – 1 PM — Sweet Valley Ranch — Tickets are Non Refundable — Experience a 60-minute guided ATV tour through the terrains of Sweet Valley Ranch!

2025 Monarch Baseball Summer Camp

9 AM – 12 PM — Methodist University — Check website for pricing — Hone your baseball skills with expert coaching and competitive games.

Breakthrough Basketball Skills Camp

June 3-5 — Freedom Courts Sports Complex — $245 — Fast-track your basketball skills with expert coaching in Fayetteville.

Summer Day Camp - June Session II

8 AM – 4 PM — Methodist University — Registration required — Engage in a fun and educational basketball summer camp for boys.

Robin Hood

6:45 p.m. — Arts Council of Fayetteville | Cumberland County — $ — Experience thrilling sword fighting and daring escapes in a captivating tale of justice and rebellion.