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Completion of audit into Arkansas governor’s $19,000 lectern has been pushed back to April

Completion of audit into Arkansas governor’s $19,000 lectern has been pushed back to April

The governor’s office said it needed more time for its response to a report detailing the audit of a $19,000 lectern purchased for Gov. Sanders.

Centennial Park trails to close for U.S. Pro Cup mountain bike races

Centennial Park trails to close for U.S. Pro Cup mountain bike races

The park will host the event as part of the U.S. Cup Series, which will include Olympian competitors, as well as world and national champions.

Artosphere art & nature festival returns in May

Artosphere art & nature festival returns in May

The festival combines art, music, and nature, offering a series of performances, activities, and family-friendly events.

The Bergamot to screen ‘State of the Unity’ film at Crystal Bridges

The Bergamot to screen ‘State of the Unity’ film at Crystal Bridges

The film explores that nationwide journey of Brooklyn-based band The Bergamot, who set out to discover pathways to unify a divided society through music and dialogue.

Sponsored Flyer Homes’ latest listing integral in discovery of three new basic human needs

Flyer Homes’ latest listing integral in discovery of three new basic human needs

Amazingly enough, and you’re not going to believe this, this 5 bed, 4.5 bath stately home on 1.5 gorgeous acres actually satisfies all eight basic human needs!

Once Upon a Time children’s bookstore plans May opening

Once Upon a Time children’s bookstore plans May opening

A bookstore with locations in Tontitown and Bentonville is planning to open a children’s bookstore in Fayetteville.

‘Goodbye Alley’ events to celebrate DIY culture of Trailside Village

‘Goodbye Alley’ events to celebrate DIY culture of Trailside Village

Several groups are planning a two-day celebration to say goodbye to the Quonset hut creative spaces in downtown Fayetteville.

Texas and California residents top out-of-staters moving to Arkansas in 2023, data shows

Texas and California residents top out-of-staters moving to Arkansas in 2023, data shows

More new Arkansans moved to the Natural State last year from Texas and California than any other states, according to state driver’s license data.

Eclipse Food Festival celebrates Arkansas agriculture, food entrepreneurs, and culinary innovators

Eclipse Food Festival celebrates Arkansas agriculture, food entrepreneurs, and culinary innovators

A food festival that promises a celebration of the state’s agriculture and food innovation is coming up soon in Fayetteville.

Mini festival curated by Fayetteville Film Fest to showcase Northwest Arkansas filmmakers

Mini festival curated by Fayetteville Film Fest to showcase Northwest Arkansas filmmakers

The Fayetteville Film Fest will present an evening of works by Northwest Arkansas filmmakers at the Walton Arts Center in April.

Diamond Hogs rout UALR as an appetizer for LSU series

Diamond Hogs rout UALR as an appetizer for LSU series

This week’s main course is a visit from the No. 8 LSU Tigers for a pivotal three-game series starting Thursday.

City Council agrees to combine two housing resolutions

City Council agrees to combine two housing resolutions

The City Council on Tuesday held a special workshop session to discuss how to move forward with a pair of resolutions aimed at addressing affordable housing.

Award-Winning playwright and hip hop artist to host latest ‘Table Talks’ event at The Medium

Award-Winning playwright and hip hop artist to host latest ‘Table Talks’ event at The Medium

Award-winning playwright Adrienne Dawes and hip-hop artist Eddie Canyon will discuss the art of mistakes in the latest Table Talks series.

Sponsored This Flyer Homes listing is next to a brand new 111-acre park

This Flyer Homes listing is next to a brand new 111-acre park

If living adjacent to one of NWA’s largest parks appealing, Flyer Homes’ brand new listing at 789 E. Bowen Blvd. in Goshen would like to say “Hello.”

Updated: Cheba Hut marijuana-themed sandwich shop to open soon

Updated: Cheba Hut marijuana-themed sandwich shop to open soon

A marijuana-themed sandwich shop that has been in the works in Fayetteville since 2019 is set to open soon.

Mayor Jordan to open Battle of Fayetteville commemoration with cannon fire

Mayor Jordan to open Battle of Fayetteville commemoration with cannon fire

Mayor Lioneld Jordan will open the day’s events by firing a shot from a cannon and reading a proclamation.

Groups unveil state’s first firefly sanctuary

Groups unveil state’s first firefly sanctuary

Officials said Coler Mountain Bike Preserve’s long grass, native plants, and pesticide-free management make it an ideal home for fireflies

High school teacher and students sue over Arkansas’ ban on critical race theory

High school teacher and students sue over Arkansas’ ban on critical race theory

A high school teacher and two students sued Arkansas on Monday over the state’s ban on critical race theory.

Adult Easter egg hunt and pub crawl planned in downtown Fayetteville

Adult Easter egg hunt and pub crawl planned in downtown Fayetteville

The annual Adult Easter Egg Hunt and Bunny Trail fundraiser will return to downtown Fayetteville this weekend.

Laser light show, silent disco event to return to Lower Ramble next month

Laser light show, silent disco event to return to Lower Ramble next month

A new event featuring a laser light show and a “silent disco” that debuted last year will return to the Lower Ramble next month.