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Daily Flyer: Monday, Sept. 26

  • By Todd Gill · Monday, Sep 26, 2011 

Fort Smith’s Angel Flesh plays Metal Monday at Rogue

Local Notes

An elderly man died in a fire at his apartment on Kantz Lane Saturday morning. (KFSM, KNWA, NWAOnline)

A hiker was found dead from a possible seizure on the Butterfield Trail at Devil’s Den State Park Saturday afternoon. (KFSM, KNWA)

“Last Shot with Judge Gunn” premieres today at noon on Fox 24. The National Association of Drug Court Professionals recently denounced the show stating that its depictions of drug court precedings are not true representations and it could cause more harm than good. (Arkansas Times, NADCP)

Texas A&M is set to become the official 13th member of the Southeastern Conference next July, just in time for 2012-13 academic year. (ESPN)

Happy Birthday!

Locals: Elaine Belcher, Darren Ray, Hugh Earnest, Jenny DuVall, Meggi Wardein, Sarah Graves, Stephanie Wilson-Scott, Autumn Tolbert, Kevin Nail and Michael Zoeller.
Others: Singer Olivia Newton-John is 63, singer Cindy Herron (En Vogue) is 50, singer Shawn Stockman (Boyz II Men) is 39 and tennis player Serena Williams is 30.

*Send us your local birthday shout outs.

Monday To-do

With only two days left before Bikes, Blues & BBQ 2011 and a heartbreaking Razorback football loss still stinging, many Fayetteville residents have already gone into hiding for the week.

If you’re looking to get in a few last-minute outings before the bikers take over the town, there are a few options on tonight’s calendar.

Rogue is hosting another Metal Monday event, JJ’s has Lyal Strickland and there’s karaoke at Powerhouse.

If nothing on the list looks fun, just sit outside and enjoy a quiet fall evening in Fayetteville. It’ll likely be your last chance until this time next week.

The list

Fayetteville Town Center: Excellence in Business Awards Breakfast
JJ’s Grill: Lyal Strickland
The Perk: Open acoustic jam
Pesto Cafe: Darren Ray
Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall: Guest Artist, Brent Shires – Horn
Powerhouse Seafood: Karaoke
Mojo’s Pints & Pies: Blues jam
Rogue Pizza Co.: Angel Flesh / Staring Into Fire / Dissonant Possession / Chuggasaurus

Public Meetings

City Hall, Room 219: Planning Commission * – 5:30 p.m.
City Hall, Room 111: Ward 4 Meeting * – 7:00 p.m.

* Meetings scheduled to be televised by the Fayetteville Government Channel are indicated with an asterisk


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