Arkansas COVID-19 cases increase by 734 Wednesday
COVID-19 cases in the state of Arkansas increased by 734 over the last 24 hours, Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson announced at his regular press briefing held Wednesday afternoon. That brings[…]
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Fayetteville City Council recap: July 7, 2020
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Arkansas virus cases rise to 24,253, new testing goal set for July
The number of known positive COVID-19 cases in Arkansas reached 24,253 on Monday, an increase of 439 since Sunday, according to Gov. Asa Hutchinson.
Fayetteville public meetings: July 6-10, 2020
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Coronavirus continues to impact local movie theaters
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The return of Isaiah Joe would only make promising Hoop Hogs even better
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Weekend Flyer: Fireworks shows, Spaceberry, and the drive-in
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Arkansas experiences largest single-day increase of COVID-19 with 878 new cases
Arkansas set another new record for new COVID-19 cases in a single day on Thursday, as Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson announced the number of new cases in the state was 878 since yesterday.
Election Commission director outlines new safety measures for upcoming election amid the pandemic
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Fayetteville mayor offers grace period for Styrofoam ban
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