More traffic experiments planned in Fayetteville
Officials this week announced the creation of a new permit process to encourage residents to experiment with traffic and bike safety theories that could lead to permanent infrastructure improvements.
Section: News & Views
Fiesta Square receiving a makeover this summer
A shopping center in the heart of Fayetteville is getting a makeover this summer.
New commercial beer clone guide includes homebrew recipe for Fossil Cove’s La Brea Brown
Local homebrewers can take a stab at brewing one of Fayetteville’s most well-known commercial beers.
Fayetteville police seek help identifying credit card theft suspect
Fayetteville police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect accused of purchasing items using a stolen credit card.
Cycle track approved for Old Wire Road near Gulley Park
The ongoing improvements to Old Wire Road will feature an added bonus once the project is complete.
Fayetteville City Council recap: July 18, 2017
Accepting a $1.3 million grant for a model cycle track along Old Wire Road, rezoning 10.86 acres at Old Missouri Road and Rolling Hills Drive, and more.
Fayetteville alderman Mark Kinion announces state House bid
Fayetteville Ward 2 Alderman Mark Kinion last week announced plans to run for the District 86 seat of the Arkansas House of Representatives in 2018.
Video: Burglar breaks into Spirits Shop on Garland
Police are asking for help identifying a couple wanted in connection with a burglary of a liquor store on Garland Avenue.
Denny’s closes Fayetteville location
Restaurant chain Denny’s recently closed their location at 2589 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Fall 2017 Square to Square bike ride set for Sept. 16
Participants will leave from the Bentonville square between 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. and follow the Razorback Greenway for about 30 miles south to the Fayetteville square.
Virtual public charter school to host info sessions in July
Arkansas Connections Academy will hold a series of information sessions in July for anyone interested in the virtual public charter school’s online courses.
Fayetteville public meetings: July 17-21
Advertising and Promotion Commission, Town and Gown Advisory Committee, City Council, and more.
Gymboree to close Fayetteville store following bankruptcy
Children’s apparel store Gymboree will close four stores in Arkansas, including its Fayetteville location at the Northwest Arkansas Mall.
Registration open for 2017 fall adult softball in Fayetteville
Registration ends Aug. 21. Games begin Sept. 11, and run through early November.
Tunnel mural painting underway on Tsa La Gi Trail
Painting of a new mural on Tsa La Gi Trail is underway in south Fayetteville.
UPDATED: Ozark, Fossil Cove plan new additions to canned beer lineup
Thirsty locals will soon have yet another option when choosing a regionally-produced canned beer.
Study estimates economic impact of arts in Northwest Arkansas
Northwest Arkansas’ nonprofit arts and culture sector generated an estimated $131.2 million in economic activity in 2015, according to a recent study from Americans for the Arts.
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