A look back at the 2009 ice storm
The sheets of ice that covered the area on Jan. 26, 2009 left over 100,000 people without electricity, and caused nearly $80 million in damages across Northwest Arkansas.
Topic: Ice storm 2009
City receives grant to replace trees lost in ice storm
Thanks to a grant from the Arkansas Forestry Commission, about 230 of the more than 3000 trees lost in January’s ice storm will be replaced.
Council approves rezoning to accommodate debris chipping
The resolution passed 5-1. Alderman Brenda Thiel of Ward 1 was the only “no” vote.
Replant NWA giving away free trees
If you haven’t been out to the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks yet, here’s your chance.
Ice Storm ’09 cleanup underway
A map on the City’s website can tell you if your street is getting cleaned soon.
Get these piles outta here
City approves contract for debris removal. Now, let’s get this mess outta here.
Don’t. Have. To live like an Evacuee!
Ice Storm 2009 got you down? Here’s a list of fun things to do in Fayetteville when you have no power.
City issues certified tree service list
Now that the ice is nearly melted in Fayetteville, we’re all left to deal with massive amounts of limbs and trees on our lawns, driveways, houses and cars. The City[…]
Mayor Jordan issues ice storm statement
Jordan says no one in Fayetteville should have to suffer excessively from the effects of Ice Storm 2009.
Fayetteville Athletic Club offers free showers today
Wanna take a hot shower? Fayetteville Athletic Club can help.
Walton Arts Center offers two free shows tomorrow
Warm up at the WAC. Walton Arts Center offers two free showings of Stellaluna tomorrow, Friday Jan 30th at 11am and 3pm.
The thaw begins: Time to start the cleanup
Fayetteville has our work cut out for us cleaning up our city after the icestorm ’09. Here are some people who may be able to help.
Some pictures of the Ice Storm
Just a sample of the craziness that is happening in Fayetteville right now.
So many ways to follow Ice Storm 2009
Keep up with what’s going on with Ice Storm 2009, and stay safe.
Power is dropping around town
Anybody else without power?
Sidewalks are frozen, streets are next
The time for driving has ceased. Stay home, Fayetteville.
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