Bikes Blues and BBQ: Dickson Street and Beyond
Springdale, Bentonville, Rogers, Eureka Springs and other Arkansas towns are taking advantage of the expanding rally.
Section: News & Views
Police to use enhanced security barricades at Bikes, Blues, and BBQ
The Fayetteville Police Department will be using new barricades as part of enhanced security for the 18th annual Bikes, Blues, and BBQ rally.
Bikes, Blues & BBQ spreads parking out for 2017 rally
For the 18th anniversary, Bikes, Blues and BBQ is anticipating its greatest number of riders, making parking more difficult.
Local organizations look to spread inclusive message during Bikes, Blues & BBQ
Signs with messages like “Y’all means all,” “Hate is not in our anatomy,” and “In this town, we choose love” have been printed, and are being distributed for display around Fayetteville.
Fayetteville City Council recap: Sept. 19, 2017
An appeal of the Fayetteville Housing Authority’s application for a large-scale development, approval of the 2017 millage levy and more.
Bikes, Blues & BBQ to ban sales of Confederate flag merchandise by official vendors
Bikes, Blues and BBQ organizers hope to avoid the Confederate flag controversy that strained relations with some University of Arkansas students last year.
Long-term plan for Walker-Stone House still unknown
The historic Walker-Stone House will serve as a temporary resource for existing events until a committee can come up with a permanent use for the building.
Fayetteville public meetings: Sept. 18-22
Advertising and Promotion Commission, City Council, Southeast Fayetteville Community Center and more.
PARK(ing) day festivities planned in Fayetteville Friday
Two new temporary city parks will be installed on Dickson Street on Friday.
Walton Arts Center adds prepaid parking option
Walton Arts Center patrons can now purchase prepaid event parking for all performances in the city-owned Spring Street Parking Deck.
Malco Razorback Cinema to add IMAX theatre in Fayetteville
Fayetteville movie goers can soon enjoy the IMAX experience without having to leave town.
Fayetteville public meetings: Sept. 11-15
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board , Planning Commission, City Council Agenda Session, and more.
Restaurant News: Wood Stone, The Roost, Hoppin’ John’s, and more
Here’s what we know about several restaurants that have opened, closed, or plan to soon open in Fayetteville.
Wood Stone Craft Pizza to open second location in Fayetteville
Restaurant owners Jerrmy Gawthrop and Clayton Suttle have leased the old Tilted Kilt building at 3619 Mall Avenue.
City asks for input on plan to make Fayetteville more welcoming to immigrants
City officials are asking for opinions on potential strategies for the Welcoming Fayetteville Plan, which will focus on the inclusion and integration of new Americans in the community.
Fayetteville seeks artists for mural along College Avenue
Fayetteville will soon have yet another piece of large-scale public art.
Nobel Peace Prize winner to speak at UA Sept. 20
Iranian human rights advocate Shirin Ebadi, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003 for her work for women’s and children’s rights, will speak at the Fayetteville Town Center at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 20.
Fayetteville City Council recap: Sept. 5, 2017
Rezoning 0.84 acres at 41 E. North Street, approving a private club application on Center Street, and more.
Fayetteville public meetings: Sept. 4-8
City Council Meeting, Active Transportation Advisory Committee, College Avenue Rezoning Committee, and more.
PHOTOS: Crews install 130-foot-long bridge at Cato Springs Trail
Two new pieces of infrastructure are now in place on the new Cato Springs Trail in south Fayetteville.
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