Mayor Lioneld Jordan will open the day’s events by firing a shot from a cannon and reading a proclamation.
Author: By Todd Gill
Groups unveil state’s first firefly sanctuary
Officials said Coler Mountain Bike Preserve’s long grass, native plants, and pesticide-free management make it an ideal home for fireflies
Adult Easter egg hunt and pub crawl planned in downtown Fayetteville
The annual Adult Easter Egg Hunt and Bunny Trail fundraiser will return to downtown Fayetteville this weekend.
Fayetteville public meetings: March 25-29, 2024
A&P Commission, Planning Commission, City Council Agenda Session, Subdivision Committee, Youth Advisory Council and more.
City Council schedules workshop to discuss two housing resolutions
The public is welcome to attend the session, but public comment will not be available until the council’s next regular meeting.
Organizers cancel 2024 Joe Martin Stage Race
One of the longest, continually held cycling races in the country has been cancelled this year.
UPDATED: Confusion over competing housing resolutions stalls decision
A three-hour discussion on how to continue addressing affordable housing led to so much confusion that the decision was put on hold until next month.
Fayetteville fills 17 positions on city boards and committees
The Fayetteville City Council on Tuesday approved 17 appointments to 10 of the city’s boards and committees.
Reminder: Bulky waste cleanups begin this weekend in Fayetteville
Don’t forget to gather up those bigger items that are too large to fit into your regular trash bin.
Comedian Dusty Slay coming to Walton Arts Center in October
Comedian Dusty Slay will bring his new stand-up comedy show to the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville this fall.
Northwest Arkansas police launch national recruitment effort
Six area law enforcement departments are working together to recruit new police officers as part of a new national effort.
Lobster food truck made famous on ‘Shark Tank’ to stop in Fayetteville
A lobster food truck that became famous on ABC’s ‘Shark Tank’ will stop in Fayetteville this weekend.
Music festival planned on Mulberry Mountain during the eclipse
A two-day music festival is planned on Mulberry Mountain during next month’s solar eclipse.
Fayetteville City Council recap: March 19, 2024
Two competing resolutions for dealing with housing affordability, a permit-ready building design program, issuing bonds for a new water line, two rezoning requests and more.
Live, Stone Temple Pilots, Soul Asylum added to AMP lineup
The tour is a celebration of the 30th anniversary of two of the bands’ most beloved albums.