Good morning, Fayetteville.

The Cumberland County Board of Education voted on Tuesday to transfer the vacant Spring Lake campus to the county for $1 — authorizing officials to complete the sale after a previously rejected market-value offer.

Fayetteville professor Patrick O’Neil examines whether America’s founders would endorse today’s expanded electorate and increased presidential power—he notes the founders set limits on authority yet embraced change as the nation nears its 250th anniversary.

Cumberland County Schools celebrated over 3,700 graduates from 17 high schools from May 20 to June 11 at Crown Coliseum (photos of each ceremony are available online).

Fayetteville city council approved a $121,500 grant for Project Odesa, a drone manufacturing facility at 223 Dedication Drive that will create 162 high-paying jobs+ some members raised concerns about its military technology use.

The FCEDC will schedule a county presentation and public hearing soon.

After UNC’s opener against Ole Miss yesterday at Charles Schwab Field, standout pitcher Jason DeCaro (rated among the top MLB draft prospects) is expected to play a key role as the Tar Heels prepare for their next College World Series matchup on Sunday.

Father's Day Round-Up at Sweet Valley Ranch

10 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Sweet Valley Ranch — General Admission — Celebrate dads with dinosaurs, farm fun, and delicious bites.

Soccer Summer Camp in Fayetteville

8 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Arnette Park — Registration required — A weeklong soccer camp for kids aged 5-17 featuring training by Real Madrid Foundation coaches.

Paint & Belly Dance for the Kitties

6-7 p.m. — Bails For Tails Cat Rescue, NC — $10 donation per canvas — Enjoy painting while belly dancers entertain and support feline rescues.

M.A.D. Studioz presents Mission 3: Planet M.A.D.

11 AM – 2 PM — Crown Coliseum — Tickets starting at $68 — Experience the thrill with Mad Studioz at Fayetteville's Crown Theatre.