Christmas tree recycling available throughout January in Fayetteville
The city’s Recycling & Trash Collection division will collect live Christmas trees throughout the month of January at no charge.
Section: Local News
New tactical urbanism project adds painted tree stump seating to bus stops
A new project by the UA’s Office of Sustainability will bring some creative seating options to residents waiting for the bus in Fayetteville this winter.
Restaurants open on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day in (and around) Fayetteville
Here’s a list of restaurants that will reportedly be open for the holidays this year.
Here’s the holiday recycling and trash collection schedule for Fayetteville
Recycling, trash, and yard waste collection routes will be delayed by one day on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday during the weeks of Dec. 23 and 30.
Fayetteville public meetings: Dec. 23-27
No public meetings on the calendar this week.
14 positions filled on Fayetteville boards and committees
The Fayetteville City Council on Tuesday approved 14 appointments to nine board and committee positions.
Fayetteville police chief thanks community for reaction after officer’s death
Fayetteville police this week released a letter from Chief Mike Reynolds thanking residents for their overwhelming support following the death of officer Stephen Carr.
Renovation work to close lanes on Dickson Street and West Avenue through December
Officials said detour routes will be marked.
Discussion about new parking deck goes past midnight, no decision made
A discussion on where to build a replacement parking deck went past midnight during the final City Council meeting of the year that began at 5:30 p.m.
Fayetteville City Council recap: Dec. 17, 2019
Approval of the City Plan 2040, approval of a work plan for the 71B Corridor Plan, and two resolutions regarding the location of a new parking deck near Dickson Street.
Mayor recommends location for replacement parking deck
A discussion about where to build a new parking deck to replace the Walton Arts Center parking lot will happen a little earlier than expected.
Fayetteville public meetings: Dec. 16-20
Advertising and Promotion Commission, City Council, Fayetteville Arts Council, and more.
Details and video footage released in killing of Fayetteville police officer
An autopsy from the state medical examiner found that Carr was shot 10 times in the head. Any of those shots alone would have been fatal.
Taco Bueno closes Northwest Arkansas locations
We found both of the restaurant’s Fayetteville locations closed on Friday, with exterior signage removed.
Tokyo House Sushi & Ramen now open in Fayetteville
A new restaurant focused on sushi and ramen will open in Fayetteville today
XNA changes name to Northwest Arkansas National Airport
Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport is now known as Northwest Arkansas National Airport.
Funeral and procession planned for fallen Fayetteville officer Stephen Carr
A funeral service and procession are planned to honor fallen police officer Stephen Carr on Thursday, Dec. 12 in Fayetteville.
Fayetteville High School homeless vigil raises nearly $10,000
During the annual event, students sleep in makeshift shelters constructed from cardboard to simulate what it’s like to be homeless for a night.
City, school district reach deal for split ownership of Lewis Park
A deal to split ownership of Fayetteville’s Lewis Park is now in place.
Snack Lab to open Fayetteville location
A Bentonville-based grocery store-restaurant hybrid focused on healthy eating is planning to expand to Fayetteville soon.
City Clerk Kara Paxton sworn in before first City Council meeting
Paxton’s term ends Dec. 31, 2020. She said her plan is to run for a four-year term to continue in the position after that.
Candlelight memorial for fallen officer planned Tuesday on Dickson Street
Dickson Street businesses, workers, and patrons are planning a candlelight vigil this week to honor Stephen Carr, the police officer who was shot on duty Saturday night in Fayetteville.
