Good morning, Fayetteville.

Fayetteville hosts 37 community events this October ranging from tennis championships at various facilities to Halloween parties in downtown and local libraries.

The month-long schedule offers arts, sports, and family fun + opportunities for locals to connect.

Fayetteville's first-ever 910 Future Fest ended with a star-powered concert at Segra Stadium, headlined by Lloyd & Waka Flocka Flame, showcasing local music and community spirit.

A $25M grant is set to spur new housing and economic growth along Murchison Road.

Residents welcome the initiative but have questions about the project — more details will be unveiled soon.

School officials asked 10 qualified firms to show they can design and build a new high school on the 27-acre campus.

The board will review proposals soon as construction is set to begin in early 2028.

Fayetteville households can reduce plastic waste by swapping plastic kitchen items for wooden utensils, mason jars, and durable cookware (simple changes that make a big impact).

This guide offers practical ideas to help cut waste at home.

Soldiers and family members at Fort Bragg have a new dining option with Rally Point Bistro offering better hours, variety and grab-and-go choices.

The campus-style venue was unveiled on Sept. 29 and is one of five installations piloting privatized campus dining (other sites include Fort Hood, Fort Drum and Fort Carson).

Fayetteville high school football teams will begin conference play Friday, Oct.

2 with games at local fields such as Seventy-First at Douglas Byrd at Jack Britt and St. Pauls at E.E. Smith; live updates will refresh scores and stats every minute.