Organizers of the third annual Fayetteville Jazz Festival last month announced plans to return to Fayetteville April 23-25, and this week, organizers released more information on who will perform, and how they plan to run this year’s event.
It’s no secret that the band is among Fayetteville’s best – and certainly the heaviest.
The Arkansas Department of Health announced that COVID-19 cases in Arkansas increased by 404 on Wednesday.
A new website is attempting to make it easier to find available appointments at some of the larger pharmacies in Arkansas.
The weather is getting warmer, and some new options for dining al fresco will be opening soon at the Yacht Club.
One could argue that Arkansas is playing the best basketball in the SEC.
People in Fayetteville will soon have the option to get a drink while aboard a pedal pub, also known as a bar-on-wheels or a party bike.
A contract for a new downtown parking deck, annexing and rezoning land off Zion Road and more.
Registration for both categories opens June 1, 2021. Each race distance is limited to a field of 50 competitors.
The Momentary presents A THOUSAND WAYS, a three-part performance about communion, distance, and reconnection, from one of the world’s most acclaimed theater companies, 600 HIGHWAYMEN.
Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson on Tuesday announced that food manufacturing workers have been added to the group of Arkansans currently eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine in the state.
Walton Arts Center will continue to host their series of intimate shows in their Atrium this week.
Collier Drug Stores has added a new online sign up form for folks interested in receiving the the COVID-19 vaccine. Those who have already signed up with them need not resubmit.
The Arkansas Department of Health announced that COVID-19 cases in Arkansas increased by 94 on Monday.
Sales, specials, deals, discounts and more from the local places that keep the Flyer flying.
Alton Huebner is no stranger to the brewpub environment.
The second annual Arkansas Craft Beer Week has arrived.
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, City Council, Ward 1 Meeting, and more.
The Arkansas Department of Health announced that COVID-19 cases in Arkansas increased by 516 on Friday.
Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson on Friday announced he will extend his state public health emergency declaration for one month, while also downgrading several safety measures related to the pandemic to “guidelines” instead of directives.
Saturday’s rematch with the Tigers is a dangerous game for the Razorbacks who can’t afford to take anything for granted against perhaps the SEC’s most athletic lineup.
The first of four spring bulky waste cleanup events is scheduled for Saturday, April 3 at two locations in Fayetteville.
