Good morning, Fayetteville.

Sam's Club in Fayetteville kicked off its Late Summer Savings event yesterday with deals on tech, groceries, and back-to-school supplies that run through Aug.

16; new members can join for discounted Club or Plus memberships until July 31.

Cumberland County approved a $121,500 incentive grant for Project Odesa at 223 Dedication Drive to support a drone production facility that would create 162 jobs, as the region competes with bids from Nevada and Oklahoma (FTCC boosts local workforce prospects).

E.E. Smith High School will celebrate its centennial starting Sept.

18 at the Golden Bulls football game at D.T. Carter Stadium with a kiosk unveiling and sports hall of fame induction planned to honor its history, and events will continue into May next year.

A local skincare guide explains that lightweight cleansers and moisturizers work best in the summer heat (when high UV and humidity impact skin) to help residents swap heavy products for gentler options.

The advice aims to keep skin balanced during hot, humid days.

EveryPlate offers new customers a meal kit starting at $2.99 per serving (with an additional 10% off the first month) to help families cut food costs while enjoying simple 30-minute recipes.

Residents in Fayetteville can sign up to receive fresh ingredients delivered to their door.

Pilates and Pretty Vibes Soirée

1-3 p.m. — 143 Maxwell — Cash Bar Available — Experience a rejuvenating Pilates session while soaking in chill vibes and good energy.

Baseball Game for Special Operations Families

6:35-7:35 p.m. — Segra Stadium — $10 food voucher included — Enjoy a night at the ballpark with family and friends from the Special Operations Community.