Fayetteville Roots Festival gathers in the masses with community programming
Free community programming makes up a considerable portion of the Fayetteville Roots Festival.
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Fayetteville Film Festival announces 2017 lineup
One of the biggest local movie events of the year is coming up in Fayetteville.
Crystal Bridges announces diverse trio of temporary exhibits for 2018
As one temporary collection of works at the museum in Bentonville prepares to leave and another prepares to go on display, museum officials have announced the slate of exhibits that will be featured in 2018.
Checking in: Little Free Pantry grows into an international phenomenon
Since we last checked in with Little Free Pantry creator Jessica McClard, her concept of small-scale, take-what-you-need food pantries for folks battling food insecurity has gone global.
Fayetteville Roots Festival adds world-class chefs to 2017 lineup
Fayetteville Roots Festival organizers are bringing in some of the world’s top culinary rock stars to this year’s event.
Entrepreneur Mark Zweig helping shape Fayetteville one building, student at a time
It’s difficult to think of anyone in town who’s done more to alter the landscape of this city than Fayetteville entrepreneur, Mark Zweig.
Razorbacks making an impact in MLB
With the All-Star break at hand, it’s a good time to check up on how former Arkansas Razorbacks are doing in the big leagues.
How Arkansas’ senior quarterbacks have performed over the last six decades
Senior quarterbacks have been a mixed bag for Razorbacks
Former Arkansas pole vaulter competes on American Ninja Warrior
Former University of Arkansas pole vaulter April Steiner Bennett appeared on the popular NBC show American Ninja Warrior last week, and did well enough to qualify for at least one more run through the obstacle course on the show.
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.
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.
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