Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018
The Fayetteville-based program has worked with incarcerated women and men in Arkansas prisons for six years, helping inmates explore their truths through poetry, creative writing, literature, song-writing, and visual art.
This year’s event included a total of 28 arrests, 23 rally-related citations, 3 wrecks, and 1 stolen motorcycle during the four-day rally.
Animal Services Advisory Board, City Council, Active Transportation Advisory Committee, and more.
A new historical marker will be placed at Fayetteville’s Evergreen Cemetery in early October.
The transformation of midtown’s Gregory Park is now complete.
Arkansas Department of Health officials say norovirus is to blame for the cluster of illnesses reported recently at JBGB, a restaurant and brewery located in north Fayetteville.
Longtime local busser and political candidate Adam Fire Cat is back for another attempt at winning a seat on the Fayetteville City Council.
Uptown Fayetteville may soon have another hotel option just off the Fulbright Expressway.
The money will be used to widen a taxiway.
The Fayetteville Housing Authority board will soon begin a national search for a new leader.
Planning Commission, Ward 4 Meeting, Transportation Committee, and more.
It’s been an interesting week in the local beer business with the news of a shakeup in leadership at one of the longest running regional breweries, and a lawsuit at a fast-growing brewery in Benton County.
Renewal fees are $15 and can be submitted online, in person, or by mail.
All paperback books, media and children’s books will cost 50 cents, while all hardback books will cost $1.
The Fayetteville City Council on Tuesday heard from neighbors about proposed changes atop Markham Hill just west of the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville.
Rezoning 119 acres on Markham Hill for a neighborhood and expansion of Pratt Place Inn, reenacting the city’s parking lot landscape standards, and more.
The bikes will be available after the launch event, set for 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 19 in front of the Fulbright Peace Fountain on the University of Arkansas campus.
City officials are seeking community input for a three-month study concerning stormwater and water quality in Fayetteville.
Three candidates who hope to represent Ward 4 on the Fayetteville City Council participated in an hour-long forum held Friday night at the Fayetteville Public Library.
Environmental Action Committee, City Council Meeting, Housing Authority Board of Commissioners and more.
A London-based firm will soon send representatives to the area to do field research, lead roundtable discussions and conduct interviews.
The service is a collaboration between Fayetteville Parking Management and the University of Arkansas’ Razorback Transit.
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