Winners: Railroad Earth, Split Lip Rayfield ticket giveaway
These guys are winners. Good job.
Developing a local currency
A local group is studying models of complementary community currency, not to replace the current economy, but to augment it
Local news: Thursday 4/9
Bikes for rent, suspect on the loose, Southpass and crashing into cops.
To-do tonight: Thursday 4/9
Farmers’ Market, Opal Fly, Jamey Johnson, Ace of Spayeds and more.
Art Amiss seeks photos from past shows
Amy Brown, Director of Merchandise for Art Amiss needs photos for retrospective coloring book
Flyer Profile: A Good Fight
We spoke with Eddie from A Good Fight.
To-do tonight: Wednesday 4/8
Twins, a battle, 607, some freaks and of course, vagina (monologues).
Local news: Wednesday 4/8
Twitter, newspapers, council meeting, GHWB.
Giveaway: Fully Committed
Win yourself two tickets. Winning! Fun zone!
Council hears opposition to Fayette Junction plan
Tuesday night’s City Council meeting started out festive enough. But the meeting hit a kerfuffle when the Fayette Junction Master Plan was brought before the council.
Half off on Local540 and the Fayetteville Flyer
Our version of the Mel Collier Local Business Stimulus Plan
Fayetteville social media resolution in the works
Will Fayetteville officials soon be required to use Facebook to reach out to citizens?
Dine out on Tuesdays for scholarships
Eat at one of the participating restaurants on Tuesdays and help single parents go to college.
To-do tonight: Tuesday 4/7
Railroad Earth, Split Lip Rayfield, Doug Shileds and the baseball Hogs.
Local news: Monday 4/6
No smoking on UA campus. No, seriously.
The Art of Teaching
When you’re working to develop a new curriculum for an entire school district while at the same time planning for a new high school, having the community place so much value on education is a very good thing.
To-do tonight: Monday 4/6
George Bush and Skeletonwitch. There’s more but those two sound pretty awesome in the same sentence.
Farmers’ Market Pizza
All this talk about pizza was making me hungry.
“The Vagina Monologues” comes to Fayetteville
Audience members are not required to have any particular genitalia.
Support the Arkansas Dream Act
Only nineteen percent of Arkansans have a bachelors degree or higher.