Friday, Jun. 23, 2017
The Fayetteville Fire Department will celebrate the opening of its new training center during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 2 p.m. Thursday, June 8 outside the building at 2505 E. Borick Drive.
A Trail of Tears mural on Tsa La Gi Trail, selling 3 acres of public land, several rezonings, and a tree preservation variance for Panera Bread.
Fayetteville Public Library patrons can now obtain important legal documents for free through a new service launched this week.
Residents planning to pay their water bill on Thursday or Friday at City Hall should make alternate plans or pay online this week.
City Council, Active Transportation Advisory Committee, Partners for Better Housing, and more.
Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan has joined a group of governors and over 80 other mayors across the country who promised to continue to honor the goals of the Paris climate accord.
Fayetteville City Council members next week will consider a proposal for new public art on the city’s trail system.
City Council Agenda Session, Transportation Committee, Mobility Plan Workshops, and more.
Ozark Regional Transit will offer free rides for children under 17 years of age this summer.
Dickson Street Businesses last month surveyed more than 1,000 their customers, and found that a majority of them are still dissatisfied with the parking situation in the entertainment district.
Fayetteville officials will host a series of workshops next week to gather citizen input on streets, sidewalks, and parking as part of the process of creating a new Fayetteville Mobility Plan.
The City of Fayetteville is planning to add a splash pad at Walker Park soon, and they’re asking for public input on where in the park to locate it.
A telescope was recently donated to the Fayetteville Public Library, and is now available to checkout.
Planning Commission, Fayetteville Arts Council, Housing Authority Board of Commissioners and more.
Art Feeds, a local therapeutic art and creative education organization that works with children all over the region, was one of five winners of a $25,000 Jimmie Johnson Foundation grant.
Bike Fayetteville is hoping to encourage Fayetteville residents to “swap their seat belts for a helmet” for the day on Friday, May 19, and ride their bikes for their daily commute for the day.
Fayetteville could soon be on the ground floor of the state’s medical marijuana industry.
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