Hog Haus hires brewer, will begin brewing on site again
The owners of Hog Haus have hired a brewer, are building a new system, and will soon begin brewing craft beer and cider inside the restaurant.
Topic: Only In Arkansas
Dual exhibits by famed glass artist Dale Chihuly glow in new habitat at Crystal Bridges
The “In the Gallery” portion of the exhibit closes on Aug. 14, but the outdoor element will remain on display through Nov. 13.
UA grad Tony Tost talks about writing for TV, new series picked up by USA Network
A graduate of the University of Arkansas’ MFA program is making a name for himself as a television writer and producer.
Pinpoint Fayetteville pinball bar coming to Block Avenue
Local resident Bo Counts is set to open Pinpoint Fayetteville, a brand new pinball bar on Block Avenue in the basement space formerly home to the original JR’s Lightbulb Club.
Crystal Bridges expands with development of northern sections of property, with new art and pedestrian access
The new north entrance and new North Forest Trail debuted at a recent media preview event. It will open to the public in phases.
Fayetteville cyclist battles to become pro despite diabetes diagnosis
An 18-year-old Fayetteville cyclist is battling to become a professional athlete despite being diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.
New book explores Fayetteville’s history and its resiliency
Fayetteville has longed been marked by quirky residents, a beautiful town square and sustained growth, among other charms.
UA students testing delivery robots in Fayetteville
For almost a year, a fleet of robots have been making their way around the streets of downtown Fayetteville, mapping the neighborhoods and preparing to begin delivering everything from packages to pizzas to the people of the city.
Lineup released for third annual Bentonville Film Festival
Organizers recently released the lineup for the upcoming 2017 festival, one they expect to be biggest and best yet.
FLYER GUIDE: How to watch the 2017 Joe Martin Stage Race
One of the longest, continually held cycling races in the country takes place right here in Fayetteville, yet many locals still don’t even know about it.
Artosphere art & nature festival returns May 4-20
For the eighth straight year, an art and nature festival will be happening in the springtime in Fayetteville.
South Fayetteville home featured on ‘Tiny House Nation’
If you’ve driven around in south Fayetteville lately, you may have noticed a small, unique looking house at the corner of South Willow Avenue and E. 7th Street.
Backroad Anthem coming back from the depths of sadness brought on by loss of bandleader, friend
The former six-piece group is now moving forward with five men all dreaming of country music success.
Newly installed traveling exhibit at Crystal Bridges explores the equally beautiful and unforgiving Mexican-American border
Considering the recent push for a full-length border wall from newly inaugurated U.S. President Donald Trump, the exhibit could not be more timely.
Bayard Blain making noise in world of handcrafted guitars
Blain is one of a limited number of boutique luthiers in the country. His reputation as a builder is widening, and the line to get one of his guitars appears to be lengthening.
JJ’s Beer Garden & Brewing Co. nears opening day
JJ’s Brewing Company will be a brewery first and foremost, but will provide a little something for everyone who visits.
Locals launch ‘Simple Loose Leaf’ tea subscription service in Fayetteville
There’s a new subscription service that will send unique loose leaf teas to your door every month, and it happens to be based right here in Fayetteville.
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