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Arkansas virus cases rise to 24,253, new testing goal set for July
The number of known positive COVID-19 cases in Arkansas reached 24,253 on Monday, an increase of 439 since Sunday, according to Gov. Asa Hutchinson.
Fayetteville public meetings: July 6-10, 2020
City Council Meeting, Active Transportation Advisory Committee, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and more.
Coronavirus continues to impact local movie theaters
If we have learned anything from observing the film industry during a global pandemic, it’s when the sands shift, the dominoes begin to fall.
Arkansas governor will allow cities to mandate masks
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said he’s signed an executive order that will allow individual cities to require face masks in their communities.
The return of Isaiah Joe would only make promising Hoop Hogs even better
As a two-year starter, Joe would be considered one of the best returning players in the SEC.
Weekend Flyer: Fireworks shows, Spaceberry, and the drive-in
It’s a holiday weekend, which means we’re going to keep this short and sweet this week.
Arkansas experiences largest single-day increase of COVID-19 with 878 new cases
Arkansas set another new record for new COVID-19 cases in a single day on Thursday, as Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson announced the number of new cases in the state was 878 since yesterday.
Election Commission director outlines new safety measures for upcoming election amid the pandemic
Plexiglass barriers, disposable styluses, socially-distanced lines, and a significant increase in absentee voting will all be part of the upcoming election in November, according to the Washington County Election Commission executive director Jennifer Price.
Fayetteville mayor offers grace period for Styrofoam ban
A Fayetteville ban on Styrofoam won’t carry any immediate penalties for businesses that are unable to meet the new requirements.
Governor: Wear a mask now if you want football in the fall
The governor said his office has received a lot of questions about when team sports can resume, and the answer is simple.
Fayetteville Public Library to host Black Lives Matter discussion July 9
Fayetteville Public Library will host a virtual roundtable discussion on the Black Lives Matter movement online next week.
‘Magical Evenings in the Garden’ coming to Botanical Garden of the Ozarks in July
Botanical Garden of the Ozarks has reimagined a summertime tradition for the times we are currently living through.
Ozark Literacy Council launches summer scavenger hunt
The first 50 teams to register will be eligible for prizes, which include gift cards of up to $150 to local shops.
Water system at its limit in far east Fayetteville
High water usage in far east Fayetteville has led some residents to experience reduced water pressure as they prepare for work in the morning.
AD: Looking for Things to Do? Come to the Momentary for Drinks and Art!
The new contemporary art space has reopened with new guidelines to ensure you can safely enjoy the arts.
Eddie Sutton’s impact lives beyond his passing
Like all of us, Sutton was flawed, but his impact survives him in the lives of his players and others who were in his orbit.
Fayetteville seeks input on Archibald Yell Boulevard safety improvements
Fayetteville officials are asking for public input about a plan to improve the safety of Archibald Yell Boulevard.
Reminder: Free drive-thru COVID-19 testing event set for June 30 in Fayetteville
The Arkansas Department of Health will host a free drive-thru COVID-19 testing event in Fayetteville on Tuesday, June 30.
Virus cases reach 20,000 in Arkansas, hospitalizations rise to 300
The number of known positive COVID-19 cases in Arkansas passed the 20,000 mark on Monday as hospitalizations reached a new high and another Arkansan died of the virus.
Weekly deals & more: June 29-July 5, 2020
Sales, specials, reopening info, deals, discounts and more from the local places that keep the Flyer flying.
Fayetteville fills 10 positions on city boards and committees
The Fayetteville City Council this month approved 10 appointments to five board and committee positions.
