Fayetteville High School principal leaving for job in Nebraska
Dostal will finish the year in Fayetteville before moving on, according to Superintendent John L. Colbert.
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Town Branch Creek cleanup set for Jan. 22
The event is being organized by Fayetteville Parks and Recreation, and will focus on the area of the creek between Mr. Taco Loco and 15th street this weekend.
‘Women to Watch: Paper Routes’ traveling exhibit opens at Fenix Arts
A new traveling exhibit featuring work by four female artists working in Arkansas is now open at Fenix Arts in Fayetteville.
Winning streak has Hogs back in the middle of the SEC race
Walton Arena remains a fantastic venue for college hoops in its 28th year, but it has always been the fans — prompted by the Razorbacks’ play — that has given it life.
Weekend Flyer: Bill Frisell Trio, Pecos and the Rooftops, The Mountaintop, SoNA, and more
Live music and events happening in and around Fayetteville for the weekend of Jan. 21-23.
Review: Coen’s direction adds vitality to well-worn tale of MacBeth
Coen’s pacing is tight and moving ever forward. I was a bit apprehensive about delving into the movie, but in Coen’s hands, the film is a well-told tale that was quite accessible and enjoyable.
New ‘Math Moves’ exhibit to open at the Amazeum Jan. 29
“Math Moves! Experiencing Ratio and Proportion” , a new exhibit featuring over 20 interactive experiences, is set to open to members and non-members at the Scott Family Amazeum on Saturday, Jan. 29.
Volunteers needed for UCI Cyclo-cross World Championship race
Some of the best bike racers in the world are coming to Fayetteville, and officials still need a few volunteers to help pull off the World Championship race set for next weekend.
Fayetteville Schools move to online instruction Thursday
Fayetteville Public Schools will transition to online learning again today (Jan. 20).
Case update: Arkansas COVID-19 new cases increase by record 14,494 Wednesday, hospitalizations reach all-time high
After lower case numbers reported on Tuesday likely due to the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday, new cases of COVID-19 cases reported Wednesday set a new record high.
Michael Strong receives city’s Martin Luther King Brotherhood Award
Michael Strong has received the city’s annual Martin Luther King Brotherhood Award.
Fayetteville relaunches vaccine incentive program, creates sick leave bank for city employees
Fayetteville once again has a cash incentive program to encourage more people to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Fayetteville approves temporary mask mandate during Omicron surge
The City Council on Tuesday voted 6-1 to approve a temporary mask mandate to coincide with a recent spike in new COVID-19 cases.
Fayetteville City Council recap: Jan. 18, 2022
Relaunching a vaccine incentive program and creating a COVID sick leave bank for city employees, a temporary mask mandate, changes to the city’s short-term rental rules, and more.
Case update: Arkansas COVID-19 cases increase by 3,213, hospitalizations reach all-time high
The Arkansas Department of Health announced that COVID-19 cases in Arkansas increased by 3,212 on Tuesday, down significantly from the average daily increase of close to 9,000 cases per day we’ve seen in the state recently
Hamestring Creek Trail bridge construction complete
A new trail connection in west Fayetteville is now ready for use.
Hogs seek third win in a row against South Carolina
The Arkansas Razorbacks snapped out of their funk last week with back-to-back Southeastern Conference victories over Missouri and then No. 12 LSU.
311 to perform in Fayetteville this spring
311 is back on the road this year, and they’re coming to Fayetteville this spring.
Fitz and the Tantrums, St. Paul & The Broken Bones added to Walmart AMP lineup
Fitz and the Tantrums and St. Paul & The Broken Bones will co-headline a show at the AMP on Thursday, June 23.
Fayetteville Public Schools to return to class Jan. 18
Fayetteville Public Schools will return to in-person classes on Tuesday, Jan. 18, district officials announced Monday afternoon.
Frost Fest cold-weather craft beer festival won’t happen in 2022
Frost Fest, the cold-weather festival organized behind locals from Fossil Cove brewery, is on hold for another year due to the pandemic.
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