PHOTOS: Fayetteville awakens to snowfall on Saturday
Fayetteville awoke to a thin blanket of snow across the city on Saturday.
Section: Local News
Fayetteville Public Library offering free COVID-19 tests Friday
After passing out a few thousand earlier this week, another round of free COVID-19 tests will be available once again at Fayetteville Public Library today (Jan. 14).
Fayetteville to consider two changes to short-term rental rules
The City Council will consider two proposed changes to Fayetteville’s short-term rental rules.
Residential trash and recycling not affected by Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Residential trash and recycling pickups will occur as normal next week.
Parts of Centennial Park closed for World Championships racecourse construction
Certain areas of Centennial Park will be closed to the public for a little over two weeks to allow for construction of the cyclocross World Championships racecourse.
City seeks volunteers for invasive species removal event, food drive on Jan. 17
The City of Fayetteville Environmental Action Committee will host an invasive species removal event and food drive on Monday, Jan. 17.
Fayetteville schools switch to online learning through Jan. 18
The district will pivot to AMI (Alternative Method of Instruction) on Thursday and Friday, Jan. 13-14. Schools were already planning to close on Monday, Jan. 17 for the holiday.
Committee sees concepts for North Street redesign
A plan to redesign the North Street corridor is moving along.
Fayetteville Public Library, Washington County Health Unit distributing free home COVID-19 tests
The first shipments of those tests began arriving today, and in Fayetteville, they are available at Fayetteville Public Library and the Washington County Health Unit.
Temporary mask mandate proposed in Fayetteville during Omicron spike
The Fayetteville City Council next week will consider a proposal for a short-term mask mandate to coincide with a spike in new COVID-19 cases.
Restaurant news: House of Taste, Chi’s Baohouse, Tin Roof, and more
Here are a couple nuggets of restaurant news, including info on a handful of places that have opened, closed, or plan to open soon in Fayetteville.
Case update: Arkansas COVID-19 cases increase by 7,756 Tuesday, hospitalizations up 80
Gov. Asa Hutchinson said 7,756 new cases of the virus were reported overnight, which is the largest increase announced in a single day since the pandemic began.
Lower speed limits now in place on UA campus
The University of Arkansas has lowered the speed limit on most campus streets from 25 mph to 20 mph.
Signs installed for Stephen Carr Memorial Boulevard
Signs were recently installed marking Stephen Carr Memorial Boulevard in Fayetteville.
Fayetteville breaks ground on replacement parking deck
A groundbreaking ceremony on Monday marked the beginning of construction on a new municipal parking deck.
Fayetteville public meetings and agendas: Jan. 10-14, 2022
Planning Commission, City Council Agenda Session, Active Transportation Advisory Committee and more.
Car wash seeks permit for new location in north Fayetteville
North Fayetteville could soon have a new car wash option.
Ozark Natural Foods Co-Op in the running for U.S. Building of the Year
Ozark Natural Foods Co-Op in Fayetteville is a finalist for U.S. Building of the Year.
Groundbreaking scheduled for Fayetteville parking deck
The ceremony will take place at the site for the new deck in the parking lot at the northwest corner of Dickson Street and West Avenue.
District announces shortened 5-day quarantine for Fayetteville students
Students who test positive for COVID-19 can return to class after five days as long as their symptoms are resolving, officials announced Thursday.
Bikes, Blues & BBQ moving to Rogers in 2022
The annual Bikes, Blues & BBQ motorcycle rally will take place in Rogers this year.
St. Paul’s hosts felony warrant amnesty clinic
A crowd of people seeking legal counsel filled the parking lot and front hall of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Thursday morning.
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