Bikes, Blues & BBQ officials still planning for 2020 event
Bikes, Blues & BBQ officials are still hoping to host an event this fall, officials announced in a video released earlier this week on their Facebook page.
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Walton Arts Center announces Artosphere photo contest winner, runners-up
Walton Arts Center officials today announced the winner and runners-up for its annual Artosphere photography contest.
Fayetteville Roots Festival postpones 2020 event until August 2021
Fayetteville Roots Festival won’t host an event in 2020, but organizers are hoping to bring the same lineup scheduled this year to Fayetteville in 2021.
Man killed in shooting in south Fayetteville
A 31-year-old man was killed in a shooting Wednesday on 22nd Street in south Fayetteville.
Free registration available for upcoming drone summit in Fayetteville
The event will include drone experts covering topics such as Federal Aviation Administration compliance, homeland security regulations, how drones can aid in research and the role of drones in emergency response.
Spring registration open for Fayetteville youth baseball
Registration is open to players from 4-15 years old, and the early registration deadline is Feb. 27.
Prosecutor: Fayetteville officers justified in shooting of gunman who killed Stephen Carr
The officers were justified in their use of deadly force, according to the Washington County prosecutor.
Mary Gauthier, Dead Horses, Front Country, and others to perform new winter concert series at Roots HQ
A new winter concert series by the folks behind Fayetteville Roots Festival could help keep music fans warm over these cold winter months ahead.
Details and video footage released in killing of Fayetteville police officer
An autopsy from the state medical examiner found that Carr was shot 10 times in the head. Any of those shots alone would have been fatal.
Fayetteville police officer, suspect dead after shooting near downtown square
A Fayetteville police officer and one suspect are dead after a shooting behind the police station near the corner of Rock Street and Block Avenue, one block south of the downtown square.
Fayetteville Village Inn restaurant sold
The Village Inn on College Avenue in Fayetteville was one of four restaurants sold in a recent transaction worth nearly $7.2 million.
Second medical cannabis dispensary now open in Fayetteville
The second of two medical cannabis dispensaries planned in Fayetteville opened to the public this week.
Arkansas Scholarship Lottery launches new instant tickets
The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery today unveiled five new instant tickets, and announced that The Natural State Jackpot stands at $240,000 for tonight’s drawing.
Photos: Alan Jackson at the Walmart AMP
Alan Jackson stopped at the Walmart AMP on Thursday, Aug. 8 with William Michael Morgan.
Photos: Jimmy Eat World, Third Eye Blind and Ra Ra Riot at the AMP
Third Eye Blind and Jimmy Eat World stopped at the Walmart AMP on Thursday, July 25.
Fayetteville and Los Angeles mayors win top climate protection awards
Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan was one of two mayors to receive top honors for their climate protection efforts at this year’s U.S. Conference of Mayors meeting in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Finalists announced for Artosphere photography competition, public voting now open
Public voting is now open for the contest’s Community Choice Award.
Mixed-use development planned on Farmers Cooperative 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.
