Weekend Flyer: Isayah Warford, Maud Crawford, and more
It’s looking a little rainy, but it’ll be a three-day weekend for lots of folks, so that’s something.
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AD: DenTrust offering free evaluations for auto hail damage
Was your vehicle damaged by the recent hail storm? Stop by for a FREE Hail Evaluation from DenTrust USA.
Bentonville Brewing Co. quietly opens new location
The wait is over. Bentonville Brewing Co. is finally home and open for business.
SEC vote to signal college sports are on the horizon
The SEC is going to have its revenue-producing sports up and running this fall and that starts with re-conditioning their student-athletes who have been away from campus since mid-March.
Soggy forecast prompts homestyle weekend film festival
To lift my spirits, I’ve decided to have my own little film festival this weekend at home to celebrate the unofficial start to summer.
Bikes, Blues & BBQ officials still planning to host 2020 event
Bikes, Blues & BBQ officials are still hoping to host an event this fall, officials announced in a video released earlier this week on their Facebook page.
Local arts organizations impacted by COVID-19 receive grant funds
Twenty-three local arts and cultural non-profit organizations impacted by COVID-19 received grant funding from the NWA Council’s Arts Organization, officials announced this week.
Arkansas reports highest spike in COVID-19 cases, limited-contact team sports to resume
Arkansas has reported the highest increase in positive COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began.
Amazeum to remain temporarily closed
It’ll be a little while longer before local kids tinker the day away at the Scott Family Amazeum.
Fayetteville to reopen tennis courts, marinas, skate park and other parks amenities
Fayetteville officials announced that several parks amenities would soon reopen with certain guidelines and limitations.
State posts rules for summer camps
The Arkansas Department of Health posted to its website the COVID-19 rules for summer day camps on Wednesday.
Tontitown Grape Festival canceled
The 2020 Tontitown Grape Festival scheduled for Aug. 4-8 has been canceled.
More 2020 AMP concerts postponed or canceled
As of Wednesday morning, 17 shows from the 2020 schedule have canceled or postponed to a later date, according to the venue’s website.
Fayetteville reconsiders trail noise, names baseball complex, holds on westside annexation
City Council members will reconsider a recently passed law that extends the city’s motor vehicle sound regulations to include people riding bicycles on the trail system.
NWA Open for Business: Local places finding ways to serve customers during COVID-19
NWA Open for Business is a new advertising feature designed to give Fayetteville Flyer readers an idea of what businesses are open during the COVID-19 crisis.
Fayetteville City Council recap: May 19, 2020
Naming the baseball complex at Kessler Mountain Regional Park, annexing and rezoning 152 acres north of Mount Comfort Road, and four other rezoning requests.
Restaurant news: Outsliders, Feed & Folly, Old Pine Coffee Roasters and more
Here’s what we know about a handful of places that have opened recently in Fayetteville.
Walton Arts Center announces Artosphere photo contest winner, runners-up
Walton Arts Center officials today announced the winner and runners-up for its annual Artosphere photography contest.
One Razorback virtual tour continues tonight
Razorback men’s basketball coach Eric Musselman, Razorback men’s golf coach Brad McMakin, and Razorback softball coach Courtney Deifel will be the featured coaches.
Weekly deals & more: May 18-25, 2020
Reopening plans, sales, discounts, and more from the local places that keep the Flyer alive.
Governor sets opening dates for bars in Arkansas
Bars in Arkansas can begin to reopen this month after being closed for nearly two months due to COVID-19.
Infrastructure work to begin at Centennial Park on Millsap Mountain
Crews are set to begin infrastructure work this week on the new cycling-focused park in south Fayetteville.
