Free community shredding event to benefit Best Buddies International
Donations will be accepted to benefit Best Buddies International, a nonprofit organization that supports individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
Donations will be accepted to benefit Best Buddies International, a nonprofit organization that supports individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
This week’s count averages to about 213 new cases per day in the state, up from from 194 the previous week.
Two extensions of the city’s sewer system, a contract for improvements to Archibald Yell Boulevard, and four rezoning requests.
The new contract with Coca-Cola will cover a 10-year period and will take effect July 1.
Fayetteville continues its streak of being ranked within the top 10 best places to live in the country.
Local nonprofit organization Mount Sequoyah Center will host a series of input sessions to get feedback from the public on how the center can best serve the community, officials announced.
The intersection of Markham Road and Palmer Avenue is set to become an all-way stop.
Environmental Action Committee, City Council, Black Heritage Preservation Commission and more.
Fayetteville officials are looking to fill 20 positions on 10 of the city’s boards, commissions and committees.
A Fayetteville sign painter and muralist has opened a new store in hopes of improving access to high-quality art supplies for artists living and working in Northwest Arkansas.
This week’s count averages to about 194 new cases per day in the state, up from from 124 the previous week.
The Walker Park splash pad is set to open for a new season of splashing.
Artists Austin Floyd and Jeremy Navarrette this week began painting two new murals on the north and south ends of the wall.
If you have some larger items you’ve been meaning to dispose of, the final opportunities to do so this spring is coming up this weekend in Fayetteville.
More than 4,400 students will don a cap and gown this month as part of the University of Arkansas’ 2022 spring commencement ceremonies.
Early voting is underway in the Washington County preferential primary and non-partisan judicial general election.
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