Good morning, Fayetteville.

A local bed and breakfast owner is leading an effort to move the historic Halebron House half a mile down Hay Street to preserve it before demolition for a theater parking lot.

The relocation plan awaits city commission and theatre approvals at the Oct. 27 meeting.

ForeverSongs offers Fayetteville residents a unique holiday gift option by turning personal memories into custom digital songs, starting at $29 with rush delivery available.

The service provides a shareable link with lyrics + custom cover art, making each gift one-of-a-kind.

Rally Point Bistro opens today at Fort Bragg and offers a campus-style dining venue with fresh meal options for service members + visitors.

CityView magazine's October issue spotlights Fayetteville’s mix of international food, local coffee shops and food trucks.

The column reviews Douglas Byrd High School’s culinary arts program, October event plans and community tips + ideas for a tasty fall season.

A local guide details five taco styles—from birria with its rich dipping sauce to crispy fish tacos—with recommendations at neighborhood spots such as Taco Arepa (birria) and Latitude 35 Bar & Grill (fish tacos).

A CityView magazine column features six books on art that show how creative works express culture and history, from Tolstoy to modern fiction.

Diane Parfitt of downtown City Center Gallery & Books shared her insights to help locals explore art’s power to shape society.

School board members delayed a proposed $1 sale of 5 acres near Jack Britt High due to concerns over traffic, safety, and future school use raised by parents, teachers, and residents at the Sept.

18 meeting. Officials will revisit the proposal to address these issues before any sale proceeds.

Six counties in the southeast are forming the new SPARC Regional Opioid Consortium to expand treatment, prevention, and education efforts using a three-year, $1.05 million grant from the Kate B.

Reynolds Charitable Trust (the group will also use federal funding to fill resource gaps).

Fayetteville high school football fans can vote for the 910Preps Midseason Offensive Player of the Year as voting closes Thursday, Oct.

8 + voters should email a headshot of their chosen athlete to [email protected].