Several intersection and lane closures planned on Old Wire Road
Drivers on and around Old Wire Road should expect intersection and lane closures this month as crews continue to work on the Old Wire Road Improvement Project.
Section: Local News
Project 7 Kitchen + Bar now open off Dickson Street
A new restaurant specializing in small plates made for sharing is now open just off Dickson Street.
New film ‘American Cherry’ now filming in south Fayetteville
A production crew for the new film was spotted earlier this week at Ronda’s Roadhouse.
Fayetteville council approves regulations for e-scooters
Fayetteville officials seem to be ready for the impending arrival of electric scooters on the city’s streets and sidewalks.
Fayetteville passes new measure to encourage dismissal of misdemeanor marijuana charges
Fayetteville City Council members on Tuesday passed a new measure to encourage the city prosecutor to dismiss most misdemeanor marijuana charges.
Fayetteville City Council recap: July 16, 2019
Encouraging dismissal of misdemeanor marijuana possession charges, regulating e-scooters and more.
NWA Council to create new regional arts service organization
A group dedicated to improving the quality of life in Northwest Arkansas will oversee the creation of a new organization to help “expand access to arts, culture, and heritage” in the region.
Fayetteville public meetings: July 15-19
City Council, Fayetteville Arts Council, PEG Advisory Board and more.
More Arkansas beer options available for home enjoyment
Arkansas breweries are putting more of their beers into cans and sending them to the broader retail market.
Group plans ballot attempt to legalize recreational marijuana in Arkansas
An Arkansas group this week announced plans to file two ballot petitions that would legalize recreational marijuana and allow low-level cannabis offenders to seek expungement of their convictions.
Fayetteville’s Dromborg castle to be auctioned beginning July 11
The 13th century Scottish-inspired fortress includes 40 wooded acres just east of the Fayetteville Country Club.
Greedy Goats back at Wilson Park for July clearing
The Greedy Goats of NWA are scheduled to return to Fayetteville’s Wilson Park this week for another round of invasive plant clearing.
Brad Hardin announced as new Fayetteville fire chief
Hardin began his career in Fayetteville in 2000, and has since held every rank in the department, including firefighter, driver, captain, battalion chief and assistant chief.
Fayetteville seeks input on regulating single-use plastics
As promised, Fayetteville officials are continuing their efforts to move the city away from single-use materials that end up in landfills.
Fayetteville public meetings: July 8-12
Planning Commission, Active Transportation Advisory Committee, Ward 1 meeting and more.
Fayetteville discusses misdemeanor marijuana cases
Misdemeanor marijuana cases are once again a topic of discussion in Fayetteville.
Top Golf breaks ground on NWA facility, on track for 2020 opening
Morgan Schaff, Communications Manager for the Dallas-based company on Wednesday confirmed that Top Golf has broken ground in NWA, and is on track to open next year.
Noncitizens legally living in Fayetteville can now apply to serve on advisory boards
A change to Fayetteville code allows all residents who are legally authorized to live or work in the United States to volunteer on some advisory boards.
Fayetteville City Council recap: July 2, 2019
Allowing noncitizens and youth to serve on advisory boards, regulating e-scooters operating in the city, and more.
Fayetteville and Los Angeles mayors win top climate protection awards
Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan was one of two mayors to receive top honors for their climate protection efforts at this year’s U.S. Conference of Mayors meeting in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Boston Mountain Brewing now open in Fayetteville
There’s a new brewery open in town.
Fireworks allowed inside Fayetteville city limits through July 4
The use of fireworks in Fayetteville is legal through July 4, with some exceptions.
