Saturday, Apr. 21, 2018
The Fayetteville Parks & Recreation department will host a series of public input sessions to gather feedback for an update to the city’s Parks Master Plan.
Drivers near downtown Fayetteville should expect street closure for about a month on East Dickson Street while crews work to complete a sidewalk repair project.
Planning Commission, City Council Agenda Session, Fayetteville Arts Council and more.
Here’s what we know about some places that have opened, closed, or that plan to soon open in Fayetteville.
A presentation of the Fayetteville Mobility Plan, clarifying that it’s against the law to stand on a median, changes to the requirements of a rezoning petition and more.
Advertising and Promotion Commission, City Council Meeting, Parksdale Neighborhood Rezone Discussion and more.
Ozark Regional Transit will offer free rides for all fixed routes from March 19-23 for spring break.
City Council members last week unanimously adopted a proposal to prohibit smoking and the use of tobacco products in all public parks and on the city’s trail system.
Signs for Starbuz Hookah Lounge have appeared in front of the building, located at at 550 W. Dickson Street.
More than 200 students from Fayetteville High School walked out of class on Wednesday as part of a nationwide gun violence protest.
The change would ensure Rolling Hills Drive remains a two-lane roadway, and realigns an envisioned eastern extension.
City crews are scheduled to begin a sidewalk replacement project on Columbus Boulevard this week.
Drivers on Green Acres Road should expect restricted traffic flow on Monday while crews install stormwater drain pipes across the Elm Street intersection.
Planning Commission, City Council Agenda Session, Urban Forestry Advisory Board and more.
Puritan Coffee & Beer (formerly Puritan Brew Co.) is set to open their second Fayetteville location this weekend.
The burn will take place on a 64.5-acre tract that borders the west side of Broyles Avenue, to the east of 54th Avenue, and to the south of Persimmon Street.
Fayetteville City Council members this week approved an ordinance that better defines the responsibilities of property owners to keep sidewalks clear of obstructions.
Rezoning 4.4 acres on North Crossover Road, Prohibiting the use of tobacco in all city parks and trails, and more.
Local restaurant Flying Burrito Co. today announced they have closed their flagship downtown location after more than 15 years.
Adding Arkansas to the list only makes sense, as Dogfish Head is already available in all six bordering states.
City Attorney Kit Williams said the item should never have made it through the standard planning procedure.
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, City Council, Active Transportation Advisory Committee and more.
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