Good morning, Fayetteville.

The Marcus Harris Foundation has expanded its Kutz for Kids program to Fayetteville — it offers free biweekly haircuts for children through local partnerships and a charitable grant, with the pilot beginning early September and aiming to serve 200 families.

910 Future Fest will kick off Sept.

25 as part of J. Cole's homecoming week; the new festival, organized by Fayetteville NEXT and Two-Six Project, will feature a pitch competition, lunch-and-learn, wellness event and a concert series at Segra Stadium with up to 10,000 expected attendees.

Dreamville Ventures led a three-day art workshop beginning Sunday at the Cumberland County detention center and continuing Monday at Fayetteville State University.

High school students from Sandhills schools used digital tools to turn life experiences into album covers while receiving mental health support (a program to help them heal).

Ten Fayetteville-area high school athletes are named as nominees for the 910Preps Athlete of the Week for Sept.

14-20 — headshots from parents, coaches, and directors must be submitted before voting ends Friday at noon.

After a narrow loss to Vanderbilt in a game decided in the final second, coach Dave Doeren said the Wolfpack will rebound against App State on Sept.

28 at Carter-Finley Stadium (7:30 p.m.).