WITH PHOTOS: Ribbon cutting planned for Cato Springs and Kessler Mountain trails
City officials will celebrate the completion of the Cato Springs and Kessler Mountain trails during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 12 p.m. Saturday, April 21.
Section: News & Views
Rendezvous Junction quietly joins the NWA brewing community
Most people in Northwest Arkansas missed the change that occurred at Foster’s Pint & Plate last fall
Fayetteville Town Center renovations coming
The Fayetteville Town Center will soon have more rentable space.
Fayetteville City Council recap: April 17, 2018
Rezoning 22.59 acres at Rolling Hills Drive and Old Missouri Road, downgrading Rolling Hills Drive from a Principal Arterial to Collector status, and more.
A&P Commission awards $115,100 during spring 2018 funding meeting
Fayetteville Advertising and Promotion Commission members awarded $115,100 to help fund 16 upcoming events and projects.
Apple Seeds Inc. announces new ‘Kitchen Table’ dinner series
The non-profit organization is planning a series of “Kitchen Table” events featuring local chefs preparing meals featuring ingredients fresh from the Apple Seeds, Inc. gardens.
Fayetteville public meetings: April 16-20
A&P Commission, City Council, Strategic Parks Planning Sessions and more.
Dickson Street movie theater plans canceled, building for sale
Plans for a new movie theater on Dickson Street are off.
Zaxby’s closes College Avenue location in Fayetteville
Georgia-based chicken restaurant chain Zaxby’s closed their location at 3251 N College Ave. over the weekend.
Four family-friendly Earth Day events planned in Fayetteville in 2018
Four family-friendly events are planned for Saturday, April 21 in Fayetteville.
Fayetteville makes top 5 list of best places to live for third year in a row
It’s the third year in a row for Fayetteville to be included near the top of the rankings.
Dunkin’ Donuts closes Fayetteville location, Slim Chickens moving in
Remodeling of the location will begin soon. If all goes well, the new restaurant will be open in late summer/early fall.
Fayetteville public meetings: April 9-13
Planning Commission, City Council agenda session, Urban Forestry Advisory Board and more.
Smoking ban begins in Fayetteville parks and trails
Smoking is now illegal in all Fayetteville parks and trails.
Study: Cycling provided $137 million to Northwest Arkansas in 2017
Bicycling was responsible for $137 million in benefits brought into Northwest Arkansas in 2017, according to a series of studies unveiled by the Walton Family Foundation.
Fayetteville City Council recap: April 3, 2018
Applying for grants to help fund trail improvements, adopting the Welcoming Fayetteville Plan, and a city-wide 2018 Employee Compensation Adjustment.
Fayetteville visitors bureau becomes first in state to join gay and lesbian tourism group
Experience Fayetteville and the Clinton House Museum are the first groups in Arkansas to become members of the International Gay and Lesbian Travel Association.
Fayetteville eyes improvements to Fulbright Expressway trail tunnel
Trips through the Fulbright Expressway trail tunnel could become a lot less messy.
Fayetteville public meetings: April 2-6
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, Parksdale Neighborhood Meeting, City Council and more.
Craft beer reports another good year; Fossil Cove expands
A net increase of more than 800 breweries pushed the total count above 6,000 for the first time in recorded history.
Volunteers needed for Lake Fayetteville cleanup on Saturday, April 7
Gloves and cleanup supplies will be provided, along with free lunch and water.
Fayetteville seeks nominees for 2018 Historic Preservation Awards
Nominations are open through 5 p.m. Monday, April 9.
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