Photo by J.T. Wampler This week’s beer: Ichtegem’s Grand Cru from Brouwerij Strubbe in Ichtegem, Belgium Grand Cru literally means great growth. Usually associated with wine, breweries put forth their[...]
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The University of Arkansas is in the final stages of negotiations to name PepsiCo as its official soft drink provider, according to an announcement released by UA officials this week.
Officers will monitor traffic on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard between Hill Avenue and One Mile Road beginning Thursday morning, May 31.
Main Stage highlights on Thursday include Railroad Earth, Pretty Lights, and an acoustic performance by Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir, The Black Crowes’ Chris Robinson, and Jackie Greene.
To better gauge public opinion on the administration’s lower grade reconfiguration plan, the district has scheduled five public meetings to be held at separate schools throughout the city.
Fayetteville planning commissioners are set to review plans for a new Arvest Bank branch at the southwest corner of College Avenue and Township street on the site of a long vacant car dealership.
News, weather, events and more for Thursday, May 31, 2012.
As usual on Wakarusa Eve, there was plenty left to do in preparation opening day of the annual camping and music festival when we arrived Wednesday afternoon.
Colbie Caillat and Gavin DeGraw are coming to Fayetteville for a show at the Arkansas Music Pavilion on Sunday, June 17, and we have four pairs of tickets to give away to their show.
News, weather, events and more for Wednesday, May 30, 2012.
A Fayetteville businessman and long-time advocate of animal welfare is so far the only resident to formally announce plans to take over the Ward 4, Position 2 City Council seat up for grabs in November.
Karcher, a global cleaning supplies company, last week announced plans to move three of its North American locations into a warehouse facility in Fayetteville.
Local events, live music, deals, specials, sales and more from our sponsors for the week of May 28-June 3, 2012.
Two public art installations commissioned by the Walton Arts Center as part of the annual Artosphere festival are now complete, and ready to be enjoyed in Fayetteville.
The folks at Smoke & Barrel Tavern are delivering a double-dose of good news to local lovers of burlesque this week.
Construction preparation is now underway at the site of an upcoming Academy Sports + Outdoors store in north Fayetteville.
News, weather, events and more for Tuesday, May 29, 2012.
The Diamond Hogs were selected as the No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament Houston Regional, and will face Sam Houston State on Friday in the first round.
After years of discussion, the Garland Avenue widening project is finally underway. A seven-month project kicks off this week that will prepare the area for road construction.
