Fans’ attention divided tonight between Diamond and Hardwood Hogs
With Razorback baseball at its apex in popularity today, and Hog basketball being more frustrating than fun, the call isn’t absolutely weighted toward the hardwood anymore.
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Fuzzy’s Taco Shop closes Fayetteville location
Fort Worth, Texas-based chain Fuzzy’s Taco Shop has closed their location at 32 W. Joyce Blvd. (in the building formerly home to Buffalo Wild Wings.)
Enter the 2019 Fayetteville Flyer Bracket Challenge
We’ve renewed our NCAA bracket challenge from last year once again to see which Flyer readers are best at skillfully predicting the NCAA Tournament games.
Weekly deals & more: March 18-24, 2019
Sales, specials, deals, discounts and more from the local places that keep the Flyer flying.
Prescribed burn planned in west Fayetteville on Monday
A prescribed burn is scheduled to take place for up to four hours on Monday, March 18 in west Fayetteville.
Fayetteville to host net neutrality and 5G technology event
Topics will include 5G, the newest generation of cellular technology, as well as the future of net neutrality protections and what developments are on the horizon in 2019.
Fayetteville public meetings: March 18-22
Public Library Board of Trustees, City Council, PEG Advisory Board and more.
Weekend Flyer: Razorback baseball, Branjae, St. Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl, and more
Live music, community events, and more happening in and around Fayetteville for the weekend of March 15-17, 2019.
UA plans Razorback-themed street signs around Fayetteville campus
University of Arkansas officials hope to install new Razorback-themed street signs around the campus area in Fayetteville.
UPDATED: Suspect arrested in connection with deadly shooting
The shooting happened at around 9 p.m. Police said one victim is dead and another was hospitalized.
Walton Arts Center plans free kids events to explore sustainability through art
Two events are planned this month to help local students and families explore sustainability through art.
MOVIE BUFF-ET: Plenty of kid, tween, and teen fare opening this week in theaters
If you are headed to the movies this week and aren’t planning to see the latest ‘Captain Marvel,’ there are some decent-looking choices.
Hogs in NIT limbo after early SEC tourney exit
The Razorbacks are left in limbo until Sunday, waiting to learn if they will be invited to the NIT or not.
Sidewalk work scheduled along Lawson Street
City crews are expected to begin replacing a sidewalk along Lawson Street on Monday, March 18.
Springfest announces live music lineup for 2019 event
The live music schedule for the 2019 event has officially been announced via the event’s official website.
Amazeum to host ‘grown up night’ March 28
Amazeum officials recently announced plans to host a night for grown ups at the museum on Thursday, March 28.
Shulertown Food Truck Court to reopen Friday
According to Frickin Chicken owner Clayton Scott, the food truck court will reopen on Friday, March 15.
Fayetteville Farmers’ Market to return to the square April 6
It’s almost time for the Fayetteville Farmers’ Market on the Fayetteville square.
Washington Post White House reporter to speak in Fayetteville
Josh Dawsey is an award-winning journalist who scooped multiple White House stories that received worldwide coverage. He is the 2019 Roy Reed Lecture speaker.
Arkansas Red-White Spring football game set for April 6
Activities include live music, inflatables, a pep rally, food vendors, and an autograph session.
Section of Lake Fayetteville Road closed through March 29
A construction project is expected to close a portion of Lake Fayetteville Road for most of March.
Fayetteville Public Library officials to announce ‘major gift’
Fayetteville Public Library officials recently announced plans for an event to unveil a ‘major gift’ toward their library expansion capital campaign.
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