In observance of the national day of mourning to honor the passing of former President Jimmy Carter, here’s a breakdown of closures and openings in Fayetteville and nationwide.

What’s Closed

• Post Offices: Retail counters closed, no mail delivery.
• Stock Markets: NYSE and NASDAQ closed.
• Federal Offices: Including IRS, Social Security, and Passport Offices.
• Federal Buildings: Federal courthouses and other facilities closed.
• Federal Courts: Non-essential operations suspended.
• Military Administrative Offices: Base administrative services and non-essential offices closed.
• Airborne & Special Operations Museum: Closed for the day.

What’s Open

• Schools: Most public and private schools operating as usual.
• Grocery Stores: Major chains like Walmart, Food Lion, and Harris Teeter open.
• Retail Stores: Shopping malls and small businesses open.
• Restaurants: Operating regular business hours.
• Emergency Services: Hospitals, police departments, and fire stations fully operational.
• Public Transit: Buses, trains, and other systems running as scheduled.

Additional Notes

• Flags: Flown at half-staff nationwide for 30 days in honor of President Carter.
• Stay updated by checking local government announcements for any changes to schedules.

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