Good morning, Fayetteville.

Primetime opened yesterday at local theaters with Robert Pattinson, Merritt Wever and Skyler Gisondo delivering standout performances in a film that questions ethical methods in media — its unsettling storyline prompts viewers to ponder moral dilemmas.

It is playing at AMC Fiesta Square and select Malco venues.

The fourth annual Dickson Street Fallbotberfest will run from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct.

4 along Dickson Street — featuring live music, a dog pageant, a kid zone and local vendors with art and seasonal menus. The free event is open to everyone.

Former Saturday Night Live actor Emil Wakim will perform free standup comedy for students at Fayetteville Town Center on Oct.

14 at 6 p.m., with limited tickets available according to University Programs' Instagram post.

Fayetteville High School’s board voted on Sept.

24 to name its 850-seat theater the W. Warren Rosenaur Theatre in honor of longtime teacher Warren Rosenaur — a tribute to his 42-year career and contributions to the arts program. The district will soon install new signage to mark his legacy.

University of Arkansas officials visited Batesville, Newport, and Southside Batesville High Schools to share higher education options with students.

Chancellor Robinson, Provost Chaubey, and admissions staff explained available support and noted that 57 graduates from these schools are at U of A (including 14 freshmen).

Pierre is a three-year-old domestic shorthair with different colored eyes available for adoption at the Washington County Animal Shelter on S.

Tim Helder Drive (apply online or visit in person).

Tulsa seeks its first win over the Razorbacks since 1976 in today’s 7 p.m. game in Fayetteville — Tulsa faces uncertainty as starting quarterback Baylor Hayes is listed as doubtful.