Big Box Karaoke to host virtual sake tasting Sunday, tasting packages available to-go
Local private-suite karaoke bar Big Box Karaoke and fellow Block Avenue bar Pinpoint will host a virtual sake tasting called All About Namazake on Sunday.
Local private-suite karaoke bar Big Box Karaoke and fellow Block Avenue bar Pinpoint will host a virtual sake tasting called All About Namazake on Sunday.
Arkansas Community Foundation is accepting proposals for mini-grants for non profit organizations assisting in COVID-19 relief.
The hospital will reschedule all non-urgent surgeries, procedures and diagnostic tests to preserve resources, supplies and staffing in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Smoke & Barrel Tavern is hosting a virtual hangout on Saturday, and Big Box Karaoke and Pinpoint will be doing an online sake tasting on Sunday night.
Newly affected events include the Mosaix Festival, Artosphere Festival and Fiddler on the Roof.
We all hope things will be back to normal by the time August rolls around, but we don’t know that they actually will.
For the next 30 days, local beer can be delivered to your front door.
State officials issued an emergency order allowing restaurants to offer beer and wine with takeout orders.
The University of Arkansas System Board of Trustees voted this week to postpone all spring commencement ceremonies until after June 1, UA officials announced on Friday.
Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan issued a new set of city business rules following today’s coronavirus update from Gov. Asa Hutchinson.
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Thursday issued new statewide directives as part of an ongoing effort to help limit the spread of coronavirus.
A Bentonville-based company has created a website for local businesses to sell their gift cards to the public while many are seeing reduced revenue due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The restrooms that will remain open are in heavily used areas, and parks staff plan to sanitize those restroom two to three times per day.
The school will shift to online and remote operations beginning March 19, and on-campus housing will close April 3.
Residential and small commercial trash collection will continue, along with residential yard waste compost collection.
Walmart has shortened store hours again, set purchase limits on certain items, and added a weekly senior-only shopping event due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
Mayor Jordan held a press conference along with Fire Chief Brad Hardin, Police Chief Mike Reynolds, City Attorney Kit Williams, and Devin Howland, the city’s director of economic development.
Officials have said water and trash customers will not have their services disconnected due to non-payment during the coronavirus outbreak.
A Fayetteville resident has tested positive for coronavirus, according to a news release from Mayor Lioneld Jordan and Washington County Judge Joseph Wood.
This is the time to try out different shows and films — new and old — with those closest to you.
People who are not seriously ill are encouraged to stay home and consult their primary care provider.
Sites are available in Springdale, Prairie Grove, Rogers and Siloam Springs.
Fayetteville issues updated business regulations after governor’s orders · Friday, Mar 20, 2020
Fayetteville issues updated business regulations after governor’s orders · Friday, Mar 20, 2020
Fayetteville issues updated business regulations after governor’s orders · Friday, Mar 20, 2020
Local web developers create online gift card resource for local businesses · Friday, Mar 20, 2020
Fayetteville issues updated business regulations after governor’s orders · Friday, Mar 20, 2020
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