Former Fayettevillian ‘Welles’ to return to George’s Thursday
A former standout of the Fayetteville music scene has gone and got himself famous. Later this week, he’ll return to town for his first show since he moved away.
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Fayetteville City Council recap: June 19, 2018
Rezoning 24 acres on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, a contract for the Highway 71B Corridor Plan, and more.
Fayetteville School Board terminates superintendent
The board announced the decision at a special meeting held Monday evening, where they voted 7-0 to terminate Superintendent Matthew Wendt, effective immediately.
Where to watch fireworks in Northwest Arkansas in 2018
There’s no free municipal fireworks display in Fayetteville this year, but we found more than a dozen others around the region for locals to check out.
KUAF to celebrate longtime local music programs
Shades of Jazz and The Pickin’ Post have been on the air since 1980, five years before KUAF became a National Public Radio affiliate.
Weekly deals & more: June 18-24, 2018
Sales, specials, deals, discounts, news and more from the local places that keep the Flyer flying.
Fayetteville public meetings: June 18-22
Advertising and Promotion Commission, City Council meeting, Public Library Board of Trustees and more.
Razorbacks swat Texas, set to face Red Raiders
It was an impressive first game by the Razorbacks in the College World Series, and for longtime Hogs fans, there isn’t much sweeter than whipping Texas on a national stage.
Weekend Flyer: Trail Mix, NWA Pride, New Play Festival, and more
Live music, community events, and more for the weekend of June 15-17, 2018.
Lucas Regnier to run for Fayetteville City Council in Ward 3
An instructor at the University of Arkansas School of Law recently announced plans to run for City Council this year.
Volunteers needed, registration open for Natural State Criterium Series July 6-8
Volunteers are needed for the upcoming Natural State Criterium Series.
MOVIE BUFF-ET: ‘Incredibles 2’ proves to be worth the wait
The film is so clever, funny, and heartwarming, and it has a reach as broad as Mr. Incredible’s shoulders that should please young and old alike.
Have the Hogs saved their best for the College World Series?
Fayetteville and Northwest Arkansas are great places to live and work for so many reasons, but a title-chasing Razorback squad just seems to accentuate what is already great about our corner of the state.
Walton Arts Center’s Trail Mix event set for Friday
One of the signature events of Walton Arts Center’s annual Artosphere festival is coming up this weekend.
Clinton House Museum to host Bloom garden party fundraiser
The garden pays tribute to all the women who’ve lived in the White House. It includes various favorites and other flowers associated with each of the first ladies.
AD: Natural State Crits return for third year July 6-8
Natural State Criterium Series is returning for its third year to Northwest Arkansas for another weekend of rowdy downtown road racing.
Ben Miller Band to perform at Gulley Park Concert Series Thursday
Joplin-based folk/bluegrass/rock band, Ben Miller Band, who has been packing out George’s Majestic Lounge for years, is set to perform at this week’s Gulley Park Concert Series on Thursday, Jan. 14.
AD: New Businesses and Grand Openings – Hydrate NWA
Get to know Hydrate NWA, a new hydration clinic now open on Dickson Street in Fayetteville.
Volunteers needed for trail maintenance at Kessler Mountain in south Fayetteville
Volunteers are needed for a trail maintenance project this weekend in south Fayetteville.
REVIEW: Ray LaMontagne opts for electricity at AMP show with Neko Case
LaMontagne’s change in dynamics is worth noting, depending on when you might have first heard his music. He’s doing what he wants.
Public art project hopes to provide education on water flow with overlay of School Avenue
The work covers four blocks of School Avenue with a precision-measured topographic map meant to show how water flows on the street.
Playwright Mary Kathryn Nagle brings the past into the present
Nagle was inspired to write Crossing Mnisose after hearing a lecture on Sacajawea, the Shoshone woman who provided indispensable help to the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
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