Fayetteville City Council recap: April 7, 2020
Enacting a 10-cent fee on shopping bags, changing public comment time, approving the 2020 Employee Compensation package, and more.
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Governor says data shows state’s approach to COVID-19 is working
Gov. Asa Hutchinson said the state’s targeted approach to COVID-19 is working, and he has the data to prove it.
Artist draws giant octopus on Oklahoma Way
Fayetteville artist Graham Patterson has drawn a giant octopus in the street on Oklahoma Way on Mount Sequoyah.
Crystal Bridges, The Momentary closures extended through May 6
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and sister art space, The Momentary will remain closed through at least May 6, officials announced on Tuesday.
The Band’s Visit at Walton Arts Center canceled, Jayme Stone’s performance rescheduled
A few more shows have been canceled or rescheduled at Walton Arts Center this spring and summer.
Artist Kat Wilson seeks to capture moment with ‘Quarantine Habitat’ series
Wilson is asking individuals to create their own portrait of their quarantine situation, and share on social media to document these strange times in a new interactive art series.
Sutton’s Hall of Fame honor long overdue
It was an honor long overdue for Sutton, who no doubt had his personal struggles, but was without a doubt one of the great teachers and coaches of the game.
65-acre park proposed on Razorback Golf Course land in west Fayetteville
The old Razorback Golf Course could one day be home to a new 65-acre park in west Fayetteville.
Arkansas closes in-person classes for remainder of school year
Students in Arkansas will not return to class this school year.
Weekly deals & more: April 6-12, 2020
Information on curbside and takeout, news, and more from the local places that keep the Flyer alive.
Fayetteville public meetings: April 6-10, 2020
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, City Council, Historic District Commission and more
Governor issues restrictions on who can stay at hotels, motels and vacation rentals
Gov. Asa Hutchinson has issued a new executive order that aims to limit out-of-state travelers from visiting Arkansas during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Walmart limits number of customers in stores
Walmart has limited the number of customers who can be in its stores at one time.
UA employee tests positive for COVID-19
A University of Arkansas employee has tested positive for COVID-19, UA officials announced on Friday.
UA shifts summer school to remote and online through first session, summer camps canceled
The University of Arkansas announced all summer school sessions will be taught remotely and online through at least the first session this year due to COVID-19.
Arkansas COVID-19 cases top 700, with 71 hospitalized
The number of cases of COVID-19 in Arkansas have topped 700, governor Asa Hutchinson announced in his daily address on Friday afternoon.
Weekend Flyer: Order take out, do a puzzle, howl at the moon
Our calendar is still suspended, but that’s still not stopping us from writing a Weekend Flyer over here. We’re nuts.
Spring square to square bike ride canceled
Those who have registered will be contacted with additional information regarding their registrations and shuttle reservations.
Fossil Cove’s newest canned offering is big on hops, not on alcohol
Right in the middle of these strange times, Fossil Cove dropped a new beer into its regular lineup of canned offerings.
MOVIE BUFF-ET: Lagging VOD rentals a good sign for theaters
Unless prices on VOD aren’t drastically slashed, then theaters still hold the preeminent spot in people’s hearts and minds for watching newly released films.
Reminiscing about Razorbacks and Final Fours
It sure would be fun to have a true rooting interest in the Final Four once again.
Governor defends decision not to issue shelter in place order, COVID 19 cases increase to 643
Governor Asa Hutchinson defended his decision not to issue a shelter in place or stay at home order in the state of Arkansas due to the COVID-19 pandemic in his daily press conference held Thursday afternoon.
