Case update: Arkansas COVID-19 cases increase by 1,496 over last 7 days
This week’s count averages to about 213 new cases per day in the state, up from from 194 the previous week.
This week’s count averages to about 213 new cases per day in the state, up from from 194 the previous week.
Putting $100,000 toward pandemic aid for small nonprofits, 11 rezoning requests, and more.
The Arkansas Department of Health announced that COVID-19 cases in Arkansas increased by 212 on Wednesday.
The Arkansas Department of Health announced that COVID-19 cases in Arkansas increased by 2,944 on Friday.
Trail economic development, short-term rental regulations, police department policies, a new parking deck, a rezoning at the Wedington/I-49 interchange, and changes of permitted uses in two zoning districts.
Sam Pittman has the important task of grounding his players in the reality as they prepare to play No. 8 Texas A&M.
Allowing prosecutors to present evidence that a misdemeanor crime was hate-based, encouraging landlords to ensure the habitability and safety of rentals, and more.
With the impact of coronavirus quickly escalating, this will serve as a guide for Fayetteville-area updates on the situation.
The latest listing from Flyer Homes is a handcrafted, self-sustaining, off-grid homestead on 36 wooded acres in the Buffalo National River Headwaters!
It’s still early in the season with just one of 18 conference games down.
Changes to the residential parking plan near Wilson Park, expanding the footprint of the Farmers’ Market and more.
The State of the City Address, additional repair work at the Meadow Street Parking Deck, repairing equipment at the city’s wastewater treatment facilities, and more.
Rezoning 24 acres along North College Avenue, accepting a $1.77 million grant to fund design of a cultural arts corridor, and more.
Adopting an amended solid waste reduction, diversion and recycling master plan, approving a final payment to Kessler Consulting, Inc., and more.
City crews are set to begin a sidewalk construction project this week that will close a portion of Morningside Drive in south Fayetteville.
Pedestrians in Fayetteville will soon have a complete sidewalk route from Wedington Drive to the University of Arkansas campus.
Fayetteville officials are set to present their recommendations for 2016 sidewalk improvements during Tuesday night’s Transportation Committee meeting.
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