UA film ‘Buen Camino’ wins Telly Awards, will soon be shown on AETN
An award-winning short documentary film produced at the University of Arkansas will soon have its broadcast premier on television.
Section: Local News
Portion of Old Wire Road to close for trail tunnel installation
Old Wire Road will be closed from Crossover Road to Oak Bailey Drive while crews work to install a trail tunnel under the roadway.
Restaurant news: Doomsday Coffee, Ohana Poke, Mess Hall 45, and more
Here’s what we know about several places that are opening, closing, moving, or coming soon to Fayetteville.
Officials celebrate Rupple Road improvements
The latest phase of the Rupple Road improvements isn’t quite finished, but drivers can still benefit from the nearly-completed project.
Paint work completed on new mural in downtown Fayetteville
Work is wrapping up on a new mural in downtown Fayetteville.
Gregory Park getting parking improvements, mural work begins in August
A project to improve to the parking lot at Gregory Park is scheduled to begin this week in midtown Fayetteville.
Fayetteville public meetings: July 29-Aug. 2
Town and Gown Committee, CDBG Grant Workshop, Neighborhood Planning Public Meeting and more.
Ribbon-cutting planned for Rupple Road improvement project
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is set for 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 30 at the new Hamestring Creek bridge near the intersection of Rupple Road and Mount Comfort Road.
Friends of Fayetteville Public Library book sale set for Aug. 3-4
Prices will be 25 cents for pocket paperback books, 50 cents for trade paperback books, and $1 for hardback books.
PHOTOS: Fayetteville visitors center reopens after renovation
The Experience Fayetteville Visitors Center reopened this week after a complete renovation of the space on the downtown square.
Chung Tan leaves Fayetteville Chamber for business development position with city
Chung Tan has left the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce after nearly a decade to accept a position with the city of Fayetteville.
Torchy’s Tacos to host grand opening for Fayetteville location on Aug. 5
Austin-based Torchy’s Tacos has announced its official opening date for a new location in Fayetteville.
Work begins on new mural in downtown Fayetteville
Work is underway on a new large-scale public art project in downtown Fayetteville.
Section of MLK Jr. Boulevard closed this week for surface work
A section of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard is scheduled to close this week for a surface work project.
Fayetteville public meetings: July 22-26
Planning Commission, Housing Authority Board of Commissioners and more.
Several intersection and lane closures planned on Old Wire Road
Drivers on and around Old Wire Road should expect intersection and lane closures this month as crews continue to work on the Old Wire Road Improvement Project.
Project 7 Kitchen + Bar now open off Dickson Street
A new restaurant specializing in small plates made for sharing is now open just off Dickson Street.
New film ‘American Cherry’ now filming in south Fayetteville
A production crew for the new film was spotted earlier this week at Ronda’s Roadhouse.
Fayetteville council approves regulations for e-scooters
Fayetteville officials seem to be ready for the impending arrival of electric scooters on the city’s streets and sidewalks.
Fayetteville passes new measure to encourage dismissal of misdemeanor marijuana charges
Fayetteville City Council members on Tuesday passed a new measure to encourage the city prosecutor to dismiss most misdemeanor marijuana charges.
Fayetteville City Council recap: July 16, 2019
Encouraging dismissal of misdemeanor marijuana possession charges, regulating e-scooters and more.
NWA Council to create new regional arts service organization
A group dedicated to improving the quality of life in Northwest Arkansas will oversee the creation of a new organization to help “expand access to arts, culture, and heritage” in the region.
