Prescribed burn planned in west Fayetteville on Monday
A prescribed burn is scheduled to take place for up to four hours on Monday, March 18 in west Fayetteville.
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Fayetteville to host net neutrality and 5G technology event
Topics will include 5G, the newest generation of cellular technology, as well as the future of net neutrality protections and what developments are on the horizon in 2019.
Fayetteville public meetings: March 18-22
Public Library Board of Trustees, City Council, PEG Advisory Board and more.
UA plans Razorback-themed street signs around Fayetteville campus
University of Arkansas officials hope to install new Razorback-themed street signs around the campus area in Fayetteville.
UPDATED: Suspect arrested in connection with deadly shooting
The shooting happened at around 9 p.m. Police said one victim is dead and another was hospitalized.
Sidewalk work scheduled along Lawson Street
City crews are expected to begin replacing a sidewalk along Lawson Street on Monday, March 18.
Shulertown Food Truck Court to reopen Friday
According to Frickin Chicken owner Clayton Scott, the food truck court will reopen on Friday, March 15.
Fayetteville Farmers’ Market to return to the square April 6
It’s almost time for the Fayetteville Farmers’ Market on the Fayetteville square.
Washington Post White House reporter to speak in Fayetteville
Josh Dawsey is an award-winning journalist who scooped multiple White House stories that received worldwide coverage. He is the 2019 Roy Reed Lecture speaker.
Section of Lake Fayetteville Road closed through March 29
A construction project is expected to close a portion of Lake Fayetteville Road for most of March.
Fayetteville Public Library officials to announce ‘major gift’
Fayetteville Public Library officials recently announced plans for an event to unveil a ‘major gift’ toward their library expansion capital campaign.
Kindergarten registration to begin April 1 in Fayetteville
Kindergarten registration for the 2019-20 school year at Fayetteville Public Schools is coming up next month.
Council to consider spring water main improvement projects
Fayetteville City Council members will consider a proposal for three water main improvement projects at the next regular meeting on March 19.
Fayetteville public meetings: March 11-15
Planning Commission, City Council Agenda Session, Active Transportation Advisory Committee, and more.
Residents file lawsuit over potential development in east Fayetteville
Two east Fayetteville residents have asked the court to decide whether a group of planned new homes could be built in their neighborhood.
Downtown Fayetteville alley entrance to close for repairs March 11-15
The entrance to a downtown Fayetteville alley will be closed to through traffic from March 11-15.
City installs new lighting at Wilson Park tennis courts
A project to update the lighting at the Wilson Park tennis courts is underway in Fayetteville.
City and Girl Scouts to give away 500 loblolly pine saplings in west Fayetteville
The event will take place rain or shine at the Holcomb Gazebo near the Gary Hampton Softball Complex.
Friends of the Fayetteville Public Library spring book sale is March 9-10
All paperback books and children’s books will cost 50 cents, while all hardback books will cost $1.
Fayetteville City Council recap: March 5, 2019
Several rezonings, a trail license agreement and a sewer contract with the city of West Fork.
Wingstop plans Fayetteville location
Texas-based chain is planning to open a restaurant at 1237 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., next to Pho Quyen.
Officials break ground on largest municipal solar project in Arkansas
Officials on Monday broke ground on the state’s largest solar power system on municipal land, and the only system in Arkansas with onsite utility-scale storage.
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