Local breweries make news with new cans
Bike Rack and New Province have released three wonderful additions to the home drinking repertoire.
Section: News & Views
Fayetteville City Council recap: June 20, 2017
Rezoning 0.53 acres on South Cherry Lane, rezoning 0.31 acres on South College Avenue, and more.
Burrito Loco to open on the square Friday
The restaurant will be located at 1 E. Center Street, Suite 160, in the space formerly home to Bouchee Bistro.
UPDATED: Fayetteville considers allowing retail in industrial areas for medical marijuana dispensaries
Fayetteville City Council members on Tuesday will consider allowing retail activity inside the city’s industrial areas.
Fayetteville public meetings: June 19-23
Advertising and Promotion Commission, Public Library Board of Trustees, City Council and more.
Trees to be removed from Lake Fayetteville dam
The Lake Fayetteville dam will look a little different by the end of the summer.
Volunteers needed for Town Branch cleanup on June 17
The Fayetteville Parks and Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help clean areas along the Town Branch floodway from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, June 17 in south Fayetteville.
Local authors to sign new book on history of the Fayetteville square
Local authors Tony Wappel and JB Hogan recently released “The Square Book: An Illustrated history of the Fayetteville Square, 1828-2016,” and they’ll be signing copies at Nightbird Books on June 24.
Fayetteville joins 12 cities in hosting deleted climate change data
Fayetteville joins 12 other cities in launching new webpages with climate change data that was recently removed from the Environmental Protection Agency’s website by the Trump administration.
Van Asche Drive to close this week during bridge demolition
Drivers in north Fayetteville can expect overnight closures of Van Asche Drive this week between North Gregg Avenue and Highway 112.
Expect closures at Church Avenue and Spring Street this week
Drivers and cyclists in downtown Fayetteville should expect temporary lane closures at the intersection of Church Avenue and Spring Street this week.
Fayetteville public meetings: June 12-16
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, Planning Commission, Urban Forestry Advisory Board, and more.
Free fishing this weekend at Lake Fayetteville and Lake Sequoyah
The Fayetteville Parks and Recreation Department will offer free fishing at Lake Fayetteville and Lake Sequoyah on June 10-11.
Hog Haus hires brewer, will begin brewing on site again
The owners of Hog Haus have hired a brewer, are building a new system, and will soon begin brewing craft beer and cider inside the restaurant.
Restaurant news: Axis Lounge, Dot’s Nashville Hot Chicken, MJ Pizzeria, and more
A Mexican restaurant/virtual reality bar, a Nashville hot chicken truck, a fancy donut place, and more restaurants that have opened, closed, or plan to open soon in Fayetteville.
TheatreSquared to break ground on new venue June 23
TheatreSquared will break ground on its new permanent home in downtown Fayetteville later this month.
Fayetteville approves five-minute time limit for public comment at council meetings
Residents who tend to get long-winded at City Council meetings will need to re-think their approach when addressing aldermen from now on.
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