Good morning, Fayetteville.

Students at the University of Arkansas will attend the Second Annual Razorback Safety Festival on Oct.

1 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Arkansas Union Mall—where they can learn CPR, first aid, and food safety—and try a tornado virtual reality experience led by meteorologist Dan Skoff.

The watchdog group ArkLeg Bill Tracker filed ethics complaints Friday with the Arkansas Ethics Commission, naming Attorney General Tim Griffin, Lt. Gov. Leslie Rutledge, Secretary of State Cole Jester and state Rep. David Ray for alleged campaign finance violations and misuse of taxpayer funds – Griffin called the allegations politically motivated and Rutledge said she is reviewing her complaint – the Commission has not yet acted.

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin said Thursday that Fayetteville now meets state immigration law after Mayor Molly Rawn clarified the city’s policy on federal cooperation—reinstating eligibility for discretionary state funds.

City officials confirmed that local law enforcement will continue to work with state agencies to keep services running.

On Friday, the Advertising and Promotion Commission chairman detailed new measures for Experience Fayetteville following the CEO's reinstatement, and officials said the changes will guide the event's promotion in the coming weeks.

Lamar won against Heber Springs even though a player was injured—coach Josh Jones said his deep knowledge of football, like that of Vince Lombardi’s—helped the team win.

Fayetteville’s team played a tight game against Texarkana on Friday night — the teams traded runs throughout the contest before Fayetteville fell short.

At Dragon Stadium, Hackett turned to complementary football on Friday night (Sept 19) to conclude its nonconference play with a win over Mountainburg.

Candlelight Concert: Coldplay vs. Imagine Dragons

8:30-9:30 p.m. — TheatreSquared — Ticket prices vary — Experience the enchanting blend of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons under the glow of candlelight.

Improvement Movement Concert

7-10 p.m. — George's Majestic Lounge — Ticket prices vary — Experience an evening of acoustic rock with the band Improvement Movement and special guests.

Boundless Book Society Meeting

5-6 p.m. — Fayetteville Public Library — Free entry — A pressure-free book club exploring diverse titles with the opportunity to meet the author next month.

Cut Worms Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Ozark Music Hall — Tickets available — Enjoy an evening with Cut Worms as they bring their music to Fayetteville.

Ziggy Marley and Burning Spear Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — The Momentary — $72 General Admission — Experience the legends of reggae live on stage in an outdoor setting with unforgettable music.

Yoke Lore Concert

8:30-11:30 p.m. — George's Majestic Lounge — Tickets available online or at the door — Enjoy great music from Yoke Lore and Wells Ferrari with your favorite drinks.

Fayetteville Tequila Fest

3-7 p.m. — Mount Sequoyah Center, Inc. — VIP tickets required — Discover agave spirits and enjoy live music at the 2nd Annual Fayetteville Tequila Fest.

Preschool Story Time with Zeke Peña

3:00 – 4:30 p.m. — Fayetteville Public Library — Free entry — Explore the world of comics and illustration with award-winning artist Zeke Peña.

Heart of the Ozarks Craft Fair & Fall Festival

9 AM – 6 PM — Washington County Fairgrounds — Free entry — Explore over 300 booths, enjoy live music, delicious food, and family fun.

Lily Rose: I Know What I Want Tour

7-9:30 p.m. — Ozark Music Hall — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening with Lily Rose as she performs her latest tour hits.