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Fayetteville Youth Soccer to host skills academy this fall
Fayetteville Parks and Recreation will host a six-week skills clinic this fall in lieu of a tradition soccer season, officials announced on Wednesday.
Graduate Fayetteville won’t participate in The U Experience ‘bubble’ campus program
A Fayetteville hotel that had been in talks with a startup company offering a “bubble” college campus for virtual learning won’t be moving forward as a partner location this fall.
Cereal food truck to open at Mae Farm in Fayetteville
A new food truck focusing on breakfast cereals is set to open this weekend in Fayetteville.
Case update: Arkansas coronavirus cases increase by 703
The number of known positive COVID-19 cases in Arkansas reached 51,114 Wednesday, which is an increase of 703 since Tuesday.
Fayetteville teachers protest for local control of school re-openings
Protesters lined both sides of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard outside Fayetteville High School on Monday afternoon holding signs demanding local control of the process to reopen schools this fall.
Arkansas Revenue Office in Fayetteville reopens at full capacity
The Arkansas State Revenue Office in Fayetteville has reopened at full capacity this week, state officials confirmed on Tuesday.
Food truck court with trail connection approved by Centennial Park
A post-ride meal should be easier to come by once a new food truck court is open at the base of Centennial Park in Fayetteville.
Fayetteville adds Madden league to esports program
The new Madden 21 leagues are for youth ages 11 to 17 and for adults ages 18 and up.
Fayetteville public meetings: Aug. 10-14, 2020
Planning Commission, African American Advisory Council, City Council Agenda Session, Active Transportation Advisory Committee and more.
Fayetteville police officer cleared in shooting
A prosecutor has cleared a police officer of criminal wrongdoing in a shooting that took place last month in southeast Fayetteville.
Fayetteville schools announce new schedule options following state notice
An updated plan still allows for less than five days of in-person instruction, but a full-week option has been added.
UA to launch student-run record label this fall
Some University of Arkansas students will get hands-on experience in the music business beginning this fall.
UPDATED: Arkansas Revenue Office in Fayetteville closed indefinitely
The Arkansas State Revenue Office is closed to the public “until further notice,” according to a sign we found on the door Thursday.
State says all schools in Arkansas must offer in-person interaction five days a week
State officials said schools in Arkansas must first offer in-person interaction five days a week if they want to also provide additional options for parents who don’t want to send their children to school at all during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here are the candidates running for election in Fayetteville in 2020
The candidate filing period for municipal races ended at noon Wednesday, leaving a list of people who hope to win seats in the Nov. 3 election.
Council rejects school resource officer proposal
The Fayetteville City Council on Tuesday rejected a resolution to authorize acceptance of a $250,000 grant that would partially fund the hiring of two school resource officers at Fayetteville Public Schools.
Chalk art event planned at Wilson Park on Aug. 8
People are invited to create chalk art in Wilson Park during the “Chalk the Park” event honoring healthcare workers.
Bass Pro Shops founder buys former Dogpatch USA property
The 400-acre abandoned site was home to a theme park based on Al Capp’s Li’l Abner comic strip.
Fayetteville City Council recap: Aug. 4, 2020
Approving two new railroad crossings and removing two existing crossings, reducing the square footage requirement for goats, creating a registry of landlords, and three rezoning requests.
Hospitalizations reach new high in Arkansas, governor warns of pandemic unemployment fraud
Hutchinson said he recently received a letter in the mail informing him he has been approved for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, which he said he neither applied for nor is entitled to receive.
Penguin Ed’s closes Wedington Drive location
Penguin Ed’s Barbecue closed its Wedington Drive location over the weekend.
