Razorback Theatre plans on adding four more screens! Still no word on an IMAX, though.
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Northwest Arkansas Food Bank gets a big donation
Tyson Foods, the Arkansas Razorbacks and Lift Up America donate tons of food to the NWA food bank.
Coming Soon: Sunrise Donuts
Fayetteville’s getting a new donut shop to join our meager selection.
Why Fayetteville Rules: Fay Jones Architecture
Fay Jones buildings are another reason that Fayetteville Rules.
Aldermen reject Park West cost-share contract
Arkansas Highway 112 won’t be rerouted for Park West.
Inauguration Day 2009
As the world prepares for the inauguration of Barack Obama, many of us are stuck at work.
Fayetteville Public Schools needs guitars
Donate your under-rocked ax to the Fayetteville Public School system.
Drinking Liberally in Fayetteville
The Fayetteville chapter of the national organization Drinking Liberally will host an inauguration celebration Tuesday.
Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
The Fayetteville City Council in early 2009 voted unanimously to officially rename Sixth Street to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The time is here, and Sixth Street is no more. A dedication ceremony last week at the intersection in front of Chick-fil-A at Razorback Road unveiled the new signs that will replace not only the
Fayetteville is Pizza-Rich
If you love pizza, Fayetteville’s the place for you. But what if you’re a fan of Indian food?
Which newspaper (if any) should the city advertise with?
Show who the money?
Smoke & Barrel Tavern seeking “founding members”
The local club on Dickson has been pursuing a private club license to allow them to stop riding on the Jose’s license.
Ozark Mountain Smokehouse closing
The Ozark Mountain Smokehouse on Dickson St. is closing tomorrow. If you’re surprised by such a short notice, then you’re not alone. “We were surprised too!” reads a sign posted on the front door.
U of A going green-er
The U of A announced a new program aimed at saving cash by reducing energy consumption.
UA students protest for peace in Gaza
About 20 people gathered in a protest for peace on the UA campus this morning.