Work in the historic market house began this week when Fayetteeville is launched a large update that was finished in autumn 2026. The building receives new LED lights, better access for disabled visitors and interactive displays.
The workers already tackled the first repairs in May. They attached damaged wood, strengthened the structure, installed copper roof and restored the clock surfaces to their original shine. The next steps can begin with most basic corrections.
The new LED system is characterized as a key change. These lights change the colors around local events and transform the old building into a bright spot in the city center.
Public security is the focus of the updates. Updated signs and rebuilt traffic islands lead cars around the circle smoothly. Wider crosswalks make walking safer for everyone.
Interactive screens will appear on the website when the work is completed. Visitors can search stories about the market house and learn what the past of the city has shaped.
The work will change how cars move through the city center. Officials plan to share precise details about road closures as soon as they have set fixed data.
During the construction, the city wants everyone to be careful near the work zone. After completing the market house, the Market House greets the guests for art shows and city meetings based on city plans.