Rolling Hills Drive bike lane changes to begin this week
Crews will begin removing the rubber bumpers that line the bike lanes, and replacing them with smaller, raised rumble strips.
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Grammy winners King & Country coming to Walmart AMP
The latest came earlier this week, with the news that Grammy-winning Australian duo King & Country is coming to the Walmart AMP for a show on Sunday, July 19.
‘Contemporary, temporary’: State of the Art 2020 helps open new home for new art in Bentonville
The sequel exhibition features the works of 61 artists from around the country, working across all media and styles.
Beloved ‘Spoofers Stone’ on campus damaged in construction accident
A landmark on the University of Arkansas campus was damaged in a construction accident, UA officials announced today.
Hogs’ spirit gives them fighting chance for NCAA bid
Lesser teams would not have played as hard and would have given in to the situation when facing a five-game losing streak, but there’s no quit in this Razorback basketball team.
Improvements coming to Church Avenue in downtown Fayetteville
The work includes building wider sidewalks, adding sidewalk lighting and planting street trees.
Weekly deals & more: Feb. 24 – March 1, 2020
Sales, specials, deals, discounts and more from the local places that keep the Flyer flying.
Block Avenue parking lot closed for maintenance work
The work includes milling, repair of failed areas, resurfacing, asphalt overlay, and retaining wall replacement.
TheatreSquared’s “Ann” tells a story that humanizes our incessant political cycle
It’s frantic, and it’s thrilling theater. It’s also quite funny, and sometimes shockingly off-kilter.
Fayetteville Roots Festival 2020 lineup includes Shovels & Rope, Mandolin Orange, The Lone Bellow and more
Fayetteville Roots Festival organizers today announced the lineup for their 2020 event, set for Aug. 26-30 at various venues around town.
Fayetteville public meetings: Feb. 24-28
Advertising and Promotion Commission, Planning Commission, Housing Authority Board of Commissioners and more
Kindergarten registration for 2020-21 to begin April 1 in Fayetteville
Kindergarten registration for the 2020-21 school year at Fayetteville Public Schools is coming up in April.
Tribute, benefit for Fayetteville musician Teddy Sablon set for Sunday at Mojo’s
The tribute and benefit for Teddy Sablon is set for Sunday, Feb. 23 at Mojo’s Pints & Pies in Fayetteville.
Weekend Flyer: Mardi Gras parade, Momentary opening, Adam Faucett, Ann, and more
Live music, events, and more happening in and around Fayetteville for the weekend of Feb. 21-23, 2020.
MOVIE BUFF-ET: Ford gives sturdy performance in family film ‘‘The Call of the Wild’
The movie hits the target for the family and pre-teen audience, although it might be a bit too earnest for the teen and twenties set.
Hogs’ NCAA Tourney chances possible but not probable
If the Hogs can knock off the Tigers, Arkansas’ Big Dance dream remains alive for another few days, as improbable as it may be.
TheatreSquared’s new show ‘Ann’ debuts this week
TheatreSquared will debut a new one-person show about larger-than-Texas figure Ann Richards this week.
WAC issues audition call for aspiring high school or college-aged vocalists
The Walton Arts Center is now accepting applications for a week-long learning and performance opportunity for aspiring student vocalists.
Symphony of Northwest Arkansas director returning to Pennsylvania at end of season
The symphony’s board of directors has established a committee to conduct a national search for its next leader.
The Momentary contemporary art space to open this weekend
The Momentary will officially open to the public for the first time this weekend (Feb. 22).
Prescribed burn planned in southeast Fayetteville on Thursday
A prescribed burn is planned on a parcel of land near in southeast Fayetteville today (Feb. 20).
Springfest organizers announce end to annual event
Organizers of the annual Springfest street festival last week announced that the festival won’t return in 2020.
