Finalists announced for Artosphere photography competition, public voting now open
Public voting is now open for the contest’s Community Choice Award.
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UPDATED: Specialized Real Estate plans mixed-use development on Farmers Co-op site
The company announced plans to redevelop the property currently home to Farmers Cooperative, near the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and South School Avenue.
UPDATED: Police investigate homicide in south Fayetteville
Police are investigating a homicide that took place Sunday night in south Fayetteville.
UPDATED: Fayetteville police investigating robbery at Centennial Bank
The robber was described as a white male in his 20s, possibly wearing a black jacket with blue pants that have a blue strip down the side.
Percussionist Tatsuya Nakatani to perform with Assif Tsahar in downtown Fayetteville on April 11
The event is part of the Trillium Salon Series, and is an all-ages show.
Pryor Center to host ‘The Long Southern Strategy: How Chasing Voters in the White South Changed American Politics’
Angie Maxwell, director of the University of Arkansas Diane Blair Center of Southern Politics and Society, will present the lecture at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 28.
Vehicle crashes into coffee shop on College Avenue
Multiple injuries were reported Friday morning after a vehicle crashed into Baba Boudan’s coffee shop on North College Avenue in Fayetteville.
UPDATED: Suspect arrested in connection with deadly shooting
The shooting happened at around 9 p.m. Police said one victim is dead and another was hospitalized.
Faulkner Center event features Native American family’s complex history
A Faulkner Center event showcases readings from Mary Kathryn Nagle’s play Sovereignty, along with an expert-led conversation on Feb. 18.
Fayetteville firefighters rescue deer with locked antlers
Fire department officials on Monday released video of firefighters rescuing two deer whose antlers became locked together during a fight in a neighborhood in northeast Fayetteville.
Norovirus to blame for 175 reported illnesses at JBGB
Arkansas Department of Health officials say norovirus is to blame for the cluster of illnesses reported recently at JBGB, a restaurant and brewery located in north Fayetteville.
Fayetteville’s Drake Field gets $1.6 million airport grant
The money will be used to widen a taxiway.
Bank to move into former Terra Tots location on the Fayetteville square
Grand Savings Bank today announced plans to open their 12th branch at 15 S. Block Street on the Fayetteville Square.
Man arrested in connection with gunshots fired on Dickson Street
A 26-year-old man was arrested in connection with firing a gun from a vehicle on Dickson Street Thursday evening.
Public housing the topic of special council meeting
Public housing will be the topic at a special City Council meeting Tuesday evening in Fayetteville.
Fayetteville Public Library expansion to officially begin July 17
Library officials today announced plans to kick off the project on July 17 with a demolition event at the site of the former City Hospital next door to the library at 221 S. School Ave.
Fayetteville police investigating death in scooter crash
Police are investigating a fatality accident involving a scooter in south Fayetteville.
sUgAR Gallery to present ‘Homage to Femmage’ exhibition March 29 in Fayetteville
The show will include a assortment of works curated by Abigail Grix including sculpture, painting, collage, ceramics, photography and performance.
Two arrested in connection with shooting in west Fayetteville
Two men are in jail following a shooting this week in west Fayetteville.
Man killed in Fayetteville shooting
A 25-year-old Sherwood man was arrested early Monday in connection with first-degree murder after an altercation near Dickson Street on New Year’s Eve.
Police investigating fatal motorcycle accident on Joyce Boulevard
Fayetteville police are investigating a fatal motorcycle accident that took place on East Joyce Boulevard near Millenium Drive Tuesday morning.
Walton Family Foundation awards $3.6 million in grants for downtown enhancement projects in NWA
Fayetteville was awarded $1.77 million to fund design of a 12 acre “Cultural Arts Corridor” to help connect the Walton Arts Center, TheatreSquared’s new facility, the Community Creative Center, and the Fayetteville Public Library.
