Fayetteville City Council recap: July 3, 2018
An ordinance to encourage the construction of more accessory dwelling units, rezoning 0.35 acres located at 1760 N. Walnut Ave., and more.
Section: News & Views
Fireworks allowed inside Fayetteville city limits through July 4
The use of fireworks in Fayetteville is legal through July 4, with some exceptions.
Ozark Natural Foods plans move to downtown Fayetteville
Ozark Natural Foods on Friday announced news that could result in a move to downtown Fayetteville.
Fayetteville public meetings: July 2-6
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, City Council meeting, and more.
State unveils new Arkansas driver’s licenses and ID cards
The state this week unveiled the new Arkansas driver’s licenses and ID cards, which will debut this summer across the state.
Residents in far east Fayetteville and Goshen asked to water lawns late at night
Officials said the hot weather has led to high demand and increased water usage in the morning.
Owner puts Dickson Street bar ‘Stir’ up for sale
Stir, the college bar located at 422 W. Dickson Street is being marketed for sale by business brokerage, The McClain Group.
Beaver Lake renamed OmaHog Lake for remainder of College World Series
The announcement came from the Little Rock District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Monday.
Construction closes Maple Street for two months
A state construction project will close a portion of Maple Street near the University of Arkansas campus for about two months.
Fayetteville public meetings: June 25-29
Planning Commission, Ward 4 Meeting, Fayetteville Arts Council, and more.
FLYER Q&A: Checking in with Columbus House Brewery
Some breweries open with dreams of conquering the beer world, but Columbus House Brewery is comfortable in its role as a small neighborhood pub with limited distribution.
County animal shelter’s Pet Palooza adoption and fundraiser set for Saturday
The event includes $10 pet adoptions (free for veterans), a bounce house for kids, door prizes and free food.
Restaurant News: Mojo’s Pints & Pies, Renzo’s Italian Steakhouse, Holy Cow Darn Good Burgers, and more
It’s been a little slow lately in the restaurant news department, but we did find a handful of places that have opened up shop, or plan to open soon in Fayetteville.
City Council approves rezoning for resort near Kessler Mountain
Plans for a resort catering to hikers and mountain bikers in south Fayetteville cleared another hurdle this week.
Design to begin on cultural arts corridor in Fayetteville
Design of a project that is expected to transform the areas between Fayetteville’s most notable cultural hubs was given the green light this week.
Fayetteville City Council recap: June 19, 2018
Rezoning 24 acres on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, a contract for the Highway 71B Corridor Plan, and more.
Fayetteville School Board terminates superintendent
The board announced the decision at a special meeting held Monday evening, where they voted 7-0 to terminate Superintendent Matthew Wendt, effective immediately.
Fayetteville public meetings: June 18-22
Advertising and Promotion Commission, City Council meeting, Public Library Board of Trustees and more.
Lucas Regnier to run for Fayetteville City Council in Ward 3
An instructor at the University of Arkansas School of Law recently announced plans to run for City Council this year.
Clinton House Museum to host Bloom garden party fundraiser
The garden pays tribute to all the women who’ve lived in the White House. It includes various favorites and other flowers associated with each of the first ladies.
Volunteers needed for trail maintenance at Kessler Mountain in south Fayetteville
Volunteers are needed for a trail maintenance project this weekend in south Fayetteville.
Public art project hopes to provide education on water flow with overlay of School Avenue
The work covers four blocks of School Avenue with a precision-measured topographic map meant to show how water flows on the street.
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