Weekly deals & more: Mother’s Day brunch, gifts, Cinco de Mayo, and more
Sales, specials, deals, discounts, and more from the local places that keep the Flyer flying.
Arkansas Pottery Festival returns to Fayetteville for 3-day celebration
The three-day Arkansas Pottery Festival is free and open to the public.
Fayetteville public meetings: April 29-May 3, 2024
City Council Agenda Session, Transportation Committee, Urban Forestry Advisory Board, Technical Plat Review and more.
David Pryor, former governor and senator of Arkansas, is remembered
Former Arkansas Gov. and U.S. Sen. David Pryor was remembered during a Saturday funeral service by family, friends and colleagues, including former President Bill Clinton.
Hudson appointed to fill vacant school board seat
The Fayetteville Board of Education on Thursday voted to appoint Ivone Hudson to fill a vacant seat on the school board.
RadioShack to close Fayetteville location
RadioShack is set to close its Fayetteville location this summer, according to a letter posted on the building recently.
Diamond Hogs hope to dodge rain while upending Florida in weekend series
The threat of wet weather has the Razorbacks’ key baseball series with Florida sitting on its hands just hours before it’s scheduled to begin.
Review: Toxic love triangle fuels ‘Challengers’
The movie is implicitly a melodrama, but it is so superbly directed and shot that it’s never boring.
UA to open Razorback Stadium for graduation photos May 10
The University of Arkansas will open Razorback Stadium for graduation photos next month.
Weekend Flyer: Flatland Cavalry, Ammplify Festival, Hozier, and more
Live music, performances, community events, and more happening in and around Fayetteville this weekend.
NWA Makers Market coming up April 28 at Washington County Fairgrounds
More than 250 talented artists, crafters, makers, and more will sell their work at a new event called NWA Makers’ Market this weekend.
Fayetteville names winners of 2024 environmental stewardship awards
The awards recognize excellence in sustainable practices, programs or projects undertaken by community members, nonprofit organizations, small businesses or educators that reside or work in Fayetteville.
Downtown Springdale to host annual street dinner
The event is the alliance’s biggest fundraiser of the year, providing funds to support the organization’s mission of revitalizing downtown Springdale.
Donell Jones, Cameo, Twista to play Freedom Fest Juneteenth event in Springdale
An annual Juneteenth celebration by local non-profit Music Moves will return for a fourth year in 2024.
FLYER Q&A: Obliviate leads Fayetteville’s hardcore revival at AMMPlify Fest
There is a revitalized interest in metal and hardcore that’s happening at DIY venues and anywhere else it can all over Northwest Arkansas.
Restaurant news: Calle Latin Cuisine, The Leroy, The Guisinger, and more
Here’s what we know about several places that have opened, closed, or plan to soon open in Fayetteville.
Fayetteville to close section of Town Branch Trail during overpass work
A three-quarter mile stretch of the trail from Best Way Street to Beechwood Avenue is expected to be closed until July.
Sponsored “The Pope of Trash,” John Waters comes to Fayetteville
Coming to Fayetteville next week is his newest, fast-moving, part-confessional, part-inquisitional comic spoken word show, Devil’s Advocate featuring John Waters.
Diamond Hogs eye national seed in approach to home stretch, Hoop Hogs shift to Calipari
Hog fans may be in store for a Razorback Renaissance like we’ve never experienced.
AMMPlify Rites of Spring music and art fest is happening April 27-28
A two-day celebration of music and art is coming to Fayetteville this weekend.