Last Call trail temporarily closed at Kessler Mountain
The closure is expected to last for about four weeks with a re-opening tentatively scheduled for the week of June 17.
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MOVIE BUFF-ET: ‘Brightburn’ offers gruesome twist on Superman
The film plays very much like a Rob Zombie slasher film remake, except the serial killer uses the super powers of Superman to deal death and destruction instead of an array of blades, tools, or other weapons.
Nomads Trailside to open this weekend
According to a Facebook post earlier this week, the new restaurant and bar will officially open at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 25.
Cooling bats sets Diamond Hogs up for rubber match with Rebels
Arkansas will have to win three games in three days to take their first ever SEC Baseball Tournament championship.
Weekend Flyer: NCAA Golf Championships, Last Saturday, Elton John Tribute, and more
Live music, community events, and more happening in and around Fayetteville for the weekend of May 24-26, 2019.
Pedal It Forward hosts summer bike drive in Northwest Arkansas
An organization that gives bicycles to locals who otherwise couldn’t afford them is hosting a “bike drive” this summer.
Doomsday Coffee plans downtown location
Doomsday Coffee will open a second location in downtown Fayetteville soon.
Wilson Park Pool to open May 25, free entry on opening day
The weather is getting warmer, which means it’s almost time for some summertime pool parties here in Fayetteville.
AD: Summer at Crystal Bridges: Art, Nature, Color & More
This summer, Crystal Bridges invites you to explore indoor and outdoor exhibitions, art, sculpture, concerts, and more that will engage all your senses and inspire you to explore the natural world.
JBGB summer series features free concerts in north Fayetteville
The lineup includes a variety of national acts who’ll perform at the restaurant for free each Thursday evening through the summer.
Highway 71 Pastry Tour bike ride set for May 26
Ride options include three fully-supported routes which each head south from Walker Park along scenic Highway 71 and then back to Fayetteville.
Fayetteville Public Library to host kickoff party for summer reading club
Fayetteville Public Library will celebrate the beginning of their summer reading club with their annual kickoff party from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 1.
Fayetteville council votes to stop buying Styrofoam, and discusses possible city-wide ban
The council unanimously approved a proposal to stop buying Styrofoam, and also discussed ways to expand the ordinance in the future.
Tim Hudson wins fourth term on Fayetteville School Board
Incumbent Tim Hudson defeated challenger Dwight Gonzalez in Tuesday’s school board election in Fayetteville.
Fayetteville City Council recap: May 21, 2019
A proposal to stop buying Styrofoam products, four rezoning requests, and development of the Digital Inclusion Plan.
Marijuana-themed Cheba Hut restaurant plans to bring ‘toasted’ subs and other edibles to Fayetteville
Colorado-based chain Cheba Hut plans to open two restaurants in Fayetteville, beginning with one near the UA campus set to open sometime in late 2019.
Report: Bernie Sanders to appear at Walmart Shareholders Meeting
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders will attend the Walmart Shareholders on June 5 to introduce a measure on behalf of workers that would give hourly employees a spot on Walmart’s board.
Arkansas beer-friendly laws passed in recent legislative session
State lawmakers recently approved two measures that directly impact Arkansas beer drinkers.
Does nagging loss to Aggies blur Hog’s postseason view?
Is the glass half full or half empty for the Arkansas Razorbacks as they enter play in this week’s SEC Baseball Tournament?
Commission approves new mural in downtown Fayetteville
Residents can expect to see a new mural in downtown Fayetteville sometime this summer.
School Board election is today (May 21) in Fayetteville
Tim Hudson (left) and Dwight Gonzales (right) are vying for a seat on the Fayetteville School Board
Weekly deals & more: May 20-26, 2019
Live music, sales, specials, deals, discounts, news, and more from the local places that keep the Flyer flying.
