Left to Right: Justin Tennant, Rhonda Adams, Matthew Petty, Brenda Thiel, Adella Gray (Photo: Todd Gill) A group of Fayetteville City Council members and city staff spent a good

The Washington County Election Commission released the unofficial voting results and it looks like the Fayetteville City Council will see three new faces in 2011. In Ward 2,

Over 45,000 ballots were cast out of 99,627 registered voters in the Washington County General and Nonpartisan Judge elections in 2010, and the results are in. As soon

The Fayettevillage Voice has put together a list of endorsements that have been made in the Fayetteville City Council races. Source: The Fayettevillage

It should come as no surprise to learn that the first question asked during last Thursday's city council forum addressed what is easily the most talked about issue

About 50 people gathered in the south parish of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Thursday night to hear city council candidates face off at a forum sponsored by the

This interview is part of a series of posts designed help us all learn a little bit about who’s running for city council in Fayetteville on November 2. We

This interview is part of a series of posts designed help us all learn a little bit about who’s running for city council in Fayetteville on November 2. We

This interview is part of a series of posts designed help us all learn a little bit about who’s running for city council in Fayetteville on November 2. We

If you're tired of reading about what the city council candidates think and you're ready to hear them speak, considering attending this week's public forum hosted by

This interview is part of a series of posts designed help us all learn a little bit about who’s running for city council in Fayetteville on November 2. We

This interview is part of a series of posts designed help us all learn a little bit about who’s running for city council in Fayetteville on November 2. We

This interview is part of a series of posts designed help us all learn a little bit about who’s running for city council in Fayetteville on November 2. We

This interview is part of a series of posts designed help us all learn a little bit about who’s running for city council in Fayetteville on November 2. We

This interview is part of a series of posts designed help us all learn a little bit about who’s running for city council in Fayetteville on November 2. We

This interview is part of a series of posts designed help us all learn a little bit about who’s running for city council in Fayetteville on November 2. We

This interview is part of a series of posts designed help us all learn a little bit about who’s running for city council in Fayetteville on November 2. We

With today's noon filing deadline for this fall's elections, council races have emerged in only two of Fayetteville's voting wards. Up for grabs this November were Position 1 seats

Less legislation, less regulation, and a careful look at city spending should be top priorities for Fayetteville according to Adam Fire Cat, the latest resident to announce candidacy

Political experience is not a prerequisite for serving on the Fayetteville City Council. Having a passion for Fayetteville and understanding its peculiarities, however, is a must. Rhonda Adams says

According to a tweet by Northwest Arkansas Times reporter Skip Descant sent out earlier today, another Fayetteville City Council seat will be up for grabs this fall.

It may seem a little early to be talking about the November city council elections, but whenever there's a whisper about who might be considering a run, it's

Skip Descant reported on Friday that Justin Tennant has announced his candidacy to run for the Fayetteville City Council Ward 3, Position 1 seat, held by Robert