A new barbecue restaurant is set to open in the space formerly home to The Beer Keg.
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Fayetteville endorses petition to join Spout Spring district
City property could become part of a new historic preservation district in the south part of town.
City seeks volunteers for invasive species removal event
The City of Fayetteville’s Environmental Action Committee is looking for volunteers to help with an invasive species removal event next week.
Early voting underway in primary, judicial elections
Early voting is underway in the Washington County preferential primary and non-partisan judicial general election.
Fayetteville City Council recap: Feb. 20, 2024
Bridging the gap on Stearns Street, allowing city property to be included within the proposed Spout Spring Historic District, prohibiting dumping mulch on vacant lots, and more.
Deadline nears for city board applicants
Fayetteville residents who want to serve on city boards, committees or commissions have until Friday, Feb. 23 to apply.
Fayetteville public meetings: Feb. 19-23, 2024
A&P Commission, Public Library board, City Council meeting, Youth Advisory Board workshop, Arts Council and more.
Vietnamese food truck now open in Fayetteville
A new food truck offering banh mi sandwiches, spring rolls, and more has opened in Fayetteville.
Police investigating shooting near Lake Fayetteville
Police said it appears to be an isolated incident and that the general public is not believed to be in any danger.
Town Branch Trail to be detoured through mid-March
The closure is required for the upcoming 15th Street-Interstate 49 overpass project being constructed by the Arkansas Department of Transportation.
City offices to close Monday for Presidents’ Day
City offices will be closed, but trash and recycling service will go on as scheduled.
New York firm invests in Fayetteville’s 7 Brew Coffee to fuel nationwide expansion
The investment is part of a plan for rapid expansion across the U.S.
Investigation underway for body found in XNA parking lot
The body was discovered inside a parked vehicle in one of the airport’s parking lots Wednesday morning, according to a statement from an airport spokesperson.
Prescribed burn to close Lake Fayetteville dam trail Thursday
Officials said the trail on the dam will be temporarily closed during the burn, but it is not anticipated that any further closures will be required.
Fayetteville offering free mulch due to surplus
The mulch can be picked up at the city’s compost site from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and from 8 a.m. until noon on Saturdays.