Monday, Feb. 18, 2019
As Fayetteville prepares for an upcoming bond referendum, some readers have asked what the city’s current sales tax rate is, and how it compares to other cities across the region and state.
This past weekend was the 10-year anniversary of the ice storm that ground the city to a halt.
Advertising and Promotion Commission, Planning Commission, Fayetteville Arts Council and more.
Riding or jogging through a popular Fayetteville trail tunnel will soon become a lot less messy.
The Fayetteville Housing Authority is working to purchase and renovate the Hi-Way Inn property on College Avenue, with plans to turn the motel into an affordable studio apartment complex.
The Department of Arkansas Heritage announced the finalists for the 2019 Arkansas Food Hall of Fame.
According to a Facebook post on the page, the restaurant has made some changes from their original plan, and set a Grand Opening party date for early this spring.
The National Weather Service out of Tulsa, OK has issued a winter weather advisory for parts of Northwest Arkansas, including Fayetteville in effect from 10 p.m. tonight (Jan. 22) through 6 a.m. on Wednesday morning.
The annual MLK Day Freedom March began shortly after 11 a.m. Monday after a crowd gathered in Lot 56 near the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Razorback Road in Fayetteville.
Information gained from public input will be used to help develop and implement the city’s Digital Inclusion Plan.
The annual scholarship program honors Brig Caldwell, a longtime employee of the Rogers Public School System who died last month after a brief battle with cancer.
Historic District Commission, Housing Authority Board of Commissioners, and more.
Hawk Moth’s concept for their new foeder is to brew an oak-aged stout year-round.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is Jan. 21, and several events to commemorate the holiday are planned in Fayetteville.
The new facility will be located at the Arkansas Research and Technology Park in south Fayetteville.
Jordan spoke to the accomplishments of 2018 and where they put the city today, and looked toward what’s to come for Fayetteville.
The State of the City Address, additional repair work at the Meadow Street Parking Deck, repairing equipment at the city’s wastewater treatment facilities, and more.
Two studio session meetings are planned to discuss possible design elements for the northern part corridor project.
The limitations are for all city payments, including utility bills, parking tickets, court fines, business licenses, and all other fees or invoices.
Planning Commission, City Council, Fayetteville Public Library Board of Trustees, and more.
Torchy’s Tacos will soon open a location in Fayetteville.
Over 4,000 residences should have improved access to the city’s trail system by the end of the year.
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