Good morning, Greensboro.

Aggie FanFest will bring thousands to War Memorial Stadium (510 Yanceyville St.) and runs today 4-8 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-8 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Greensboro Police released a closure map and warn drivers to expect road closures and delays, so plan alternate routes.

The city is offering free parking starting at 5 p.m. today at Green Street, February One, and Church Street decks plus designated surface lots and marked street spaces as 200,000+ visitors arrive for A&T's homecoming, and organizers urge planning and paying private lots to avoid towing (staff will collect payments).

A 12-inch water main broke Thursday night on Yanceyville Street, closing one southbound lane and leaving five businesses without water; the road was expected to reopen around 6 a.m. today, and residents should run cold water until it's clear or call Water Resources at 336 373 2033 for issues.

N.C. A&T is marking its 100th Homecoming this fall with alumni parades, concerts + campus programs that celebrate decades of music, civil-rights connections, and campus traditions.

UNCG's second annual Hodges Halloween Hijinks is on display at the Main Library (Hodges Reading Room) through Halloween, showing spooky items like Charles McIver's death mask, an 1832 Frankenstein, early Dracula, and 1930 papier-mâché jack-o-lanterns; archives are booking campus ghost tours.

Wildlife officials warn drivers to watch for deer as mating season peaks around Nov.

13, after Guilford County recorded more than 2,100 animal crashes from 2023–2025; be extra alert at dawn and dusk + after the time change.