Walton foundation adds $1.4 million in grant funding for cyclocross races in Fayetteville
The Walton Family Foundation has put more grant money toward cyclocross racing at Centennial Park in Fayetteville.
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Case update: Arkansas COVID-19 cases increase by 2,544 Friday, hospitalizations up by 32
The Arkansas Department of Health announced that COVID-19 cases in Arkansas increased by 2,544 on Friday.
Washington Regional to re-open drive-thru COVID-19 testing clinic
Washington Regional Medical Center officials on Friday announced the hospital will reopen its drive-thru COVID-19 testing clinic next week.
Fayetteville School Board passes resolution asking legislators to reconsider mask mandate ban
The Fayetteville School Board on Thursday unanimously passed a resolution asking the Arkansas Legislature to reconvene to either suspend, amend, or repeal the new state law that bans mask mandates.
Weekend Flyer: Jerry Garcia Birthday Bash, Chamber Music on the Mountain, Darrell Scott, Rodney Crowell, and more
Live music and events happening in and around Fayetteville this weekend.
2021 PREVIEW: Smith hopes to lead stronger rushing attack for Razorbacks
One of the stated objectives for the Arkansas Razorbacks is to run the ball more effectively than they did a year ago.
Review: Blunt, Johnson’s charisma can’t rescue ‘Jungle Cruise’
If you are a fan of The Rock or Blunt, the movie might be worth pursuing at some point.
Governor calls for special session to reconsider ban on mask mandates, reinstates public health emergency
The governor said he is requesting that lawmakers specifically alter the language of the bill that takes away the ability of local school districts to make the decision to require face covering based on what is happening in their communities.
Fayetteville officials ask governor, legislators to call session to reconsider ban on mask mandates
City leaders in Fayetteville are calling on the governor, legislators to call a special session of the Arkansas legislature to repeal a new law banning mask mandates in Arkansas.
Checking in with Fayetteville band, Bootleg Royale
The trio released a new self-titled EP back in March and have been performing steadily locally at venues around the region this summer.
Case update: Arkansas COVID-19 cases increase by 1,703 Wednesday,
The Arkansas Department of Health announced that COVID-19 cases in Arkansas increased by 1,703 on Wednesday, after adding 2,052 new cases on Tuesday.
Review: A sea of fans greets Phish for their first Arkansas show (and their first since the pandemic started)
Phish operates as a unit, one that’s clearly played together for nearly 40 years.
Public health officer could become a paid position in Fayetteville
Members of the city’s Board of Health on Friday discussed the possibility of making the public health officer a paid position in Fayetteville.
First show at JJ’s Live announced, venue on track for fall opening
Venue officials announced on Tuesday that Austin-based country artist Parker McCollum is scheduled to perform on Thursday, Sept. 2.
First Thursday kicks off Aug. 5, events to include free vaccinations
First Thursday will return to the downtown square for the 2021 season at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 5.
2021 Tontitown Grape Festival set for Aug. 3-7
The annual event returns for its 122nd season this year and includes carnival rides, an arts and crafts fair, a 5K walk/run, and free live music.
Fayetteville opens second round of public input on parks master plan update
Another round of community outreach regarding the future of Fayetteville’s parks is underway.
2021 PREVIEW: Grad transfers add experience, talent to Hogs’ defensive front
The Razorbacks added three graduate-transfer seniors that should add to the depth across the line and at linebacker.
Case update: Arkansas COVID-19 cases increase by 621 Monday, state announces 23 additional deaths
The Arkansas Department of Health announced that COVID-19 cases in Arkansas increased by 621 on Monday, after adding 1,022 cases on Sunday and 2,015 cases on Saturday over the weekend.
Jones Center unveils initial plans for campus redesign
Officials with the Jones Center last week unveiled early plans for the redesign of its 52-acre campus in Springdale.
City to host kayak polo events at Wilson Park pool
You’ve heard of polo. You’ve seen water polo in the Olympics this week. You are aware of the existence of kayaks.
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