Blood reserves are low, with less than a two-day supply available, according to a news release.
Author: Fayetteville Flyer
City to host blood drive June 15 on Fayetteville square
The city will host a blood drive from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, June 15 on the Fayetteville downtown square.
Slim Chickens announces NIL partnerships with UA athletes
Local restaurant chain Slim Chickens this week announced new partnerships with athletes from the University of Arkansas to help promote the restaurant through “community projects, campus events, and charitable events.”
Fatalities confirmed at crash scene on I-30 in Clark County
Arkansas State Troopers are investigating a crash scene on Interstate 30 in Clark County involving three separate motor vehicle pile-ups.
UPDATED: Arkansas State Police investigating shooting death of 80-year-old Marion County man
Police are investigating the death of an 80 year-old Marion County man who was reportedly shot in his home Monday night.
Fayetteville tech startup acquired by UK-based company
A Fayetteville tech startup was recently acquired by a UK-based company with operations in the U.S., Canada, and Israel.
Fayetteville development receives state’s first Fitwel certification
A Fayetteville development has received the state’s first three-star Fitwel rating for its design.
Shiloh Museum to give out free milkweed, unveil new seed library
Museum staff and volunteers will give out up to five free plants per adult.
Fayetteville Public Library Foundation to host Dining in the Dark fundraiser
The Fayetteville Public Library Foundation will host a ‘Dining in the Dark’ fundraiser at 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 9 at the Fayetteville Public Library Event Center.
TheatreSquared unveils 2022-23 season
T2 officials this week announced eight shows plus another installment of their Arkansas New Play Festival for the upcoming season.
Walton Arts Center to screen oldest surviving feature-length animated film with live score
Walton Arts Center will present a screening of The Adventures of Prince Achmed featuring a live score performed by string quartet Invoke on Feb. 17.
Prescribed burn planned in east Fayetteville Friday
The City of Fayetteville and the Watershed Conservation Resource Center will conduct a prescribed burn near the corner of Dead Horse Mountain Road and East Huntsville Road Friday.
SoNA to perform ‘Phoenix Ascending’ featuring piano virtuoso Heather Schmidt
The next performance by Symphony of Northwest Arkansas (SoNA) will feature virtuoso pianist and composer Heather Schmidt.
Fayetteville police chief announces promotions
The city’s police chief announced that two officers have been promoted to the rank of sergeant.
Ten local arts and cultural organizations to receive $10,000 grants
The organizations will participate in the ARt Connect cohort to learn about three key topics: governance, finance, and community engagement.
