A 72-year-old cyclist suffered a head injury Friday after riding into a strand of barbed-wire stretched across the trail path near the intersection of Frisco and Tsa La Gi trails in south Fayetteville.
We’ve had a few readers ask about local places to donate money or goods to help out, so we decided to start a list here on the Flyer.
The latest tactical urbanism project is ready to calm some traffic in south Fayetteville.
Residents are asked to complete an online survey to help estimate the economic activity generated by cycling in the region.
Planning Commission, Ward 4 meeting, City Council agenda-setting session, and more.
Once the brewery is open it will sport a two-barrel system and feature small-batch production in a small taproom environment.
Wilson Park is just about ready to show off its new wardrobe.
The gift is the largest ever given outright to any art program at a U.S. university in the history of American higher education.
Argentinian street artist Marina Zumi on Monday finished work on her eclipse mural on the west side of Hog Haus Brewing Co. at the corner of Dickson Street and West Avenue.
Registration is now open for the Fayetteville Parks and Recreation department’s upcoming indoor co-ed volleyball program.
Environmental Action Committee, Fayetteville Arts Council, and more.
The project includes a group of international and local artists selected to create a series of public art works throughout downtown Fayetteville.
Drivers in downtown Fayetteville should expect lane closures on Church Avenue while crews work to upgrade a water line this month.
An architecture contract for the Fayetteville Public Library expansion, approval of the 2018 Employee Benefits Package, and more.
All available dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens will be spayed or neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated, prior to going to their new home.
Planning Commission, City Council, Keep Fayetteville Beautiful Committee, and more.
Locals Cory Tran and Jonathan Montgomery are planning to open a dessert restaurant called Smudgies Dessert Lab at the southwest corner of Dickson Street and College Avenue.
The first of four fall bulky waste cleanup events is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 30 at two locations in Fayetteville.
A mix of international and local artists will soon begin work on Fayetteville’s Green Candy public art project.
A major cosmic event is happening later this month, and Fayetteville Public Library is helping locals prepare to experience it.
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