Chris Stapleton’s new song ‘Arkansas’ is a hit in the Natural State
Learn more about the new Chris Stapleton song ‘Arkansas,’ released recently and set to appear on his upcoming new album coming out in November.
Topic: Only In Arkansas
First 50 years of UA Senior Walk reopens after renovation
One of the most revered stretches of concrete in the state of Arkansas has received a makeover.
Christmas-themed pop-up bar Holidaze to return, set up in WAC Rose Garden
The kitschy-fun holiday pop-up bar with over-the-top vintage decorations and themed cocktails by folks behind Maxine’s Tap Room and Leverett Lounge will return to Fayetteville in an indoor-outdoor space at the Walton Arts Center Rose Garden this fall.
Father-son duo behind Eureka Springs Brewery
A few weeks ago, we introduced you to the newest brewery in Eureka Springs. Now let us introduce you to the first.
Big frights in small spaces: Pinpoint becomes ‘Nightmare on Block Street’ in Fayetteville
The idea is to stretch the Halloween experience out over a month but still go all out for the holiday.
TheatreSquared’s new building wins 2020 American Architecture Award
A new building in downtown Fayetteville picked up some national recognition for its unique architecture.
New exhibit explores the before and after of Ansel Adams (with 100 images by Adams, too)
The exhibit challenges viewers to contemplate their interactions with nature – but also to make them.
Fans of Fayetteville’s Arkadia Retrocade raise over $11,000 to aid reopening effort
Local resident Jessica Watkins set up a fundraiser which led to over $11,000 raised to help reopen beloved vintage video game arcade, Arkadia Retrocade.
PHOTOS: Walmart AMP expansion complete but waiting for a concert
When large-scale concerts are safe again, marquee touring acts will have a new and improved place to play in Northwest Arkansas.
Gotahold is pot of gold at end of Eureka Springs rainbow
For fans of Arkansas beer, there’s a new reason to make the trek to Eureka Springs.
Joe’s return gives Hogs the experience to hang their hat on
Isaiah Joe endeared himself even more to Arkansas Razorbacks fans when he announced that he would return to Fayetteville for his junior year.
Arkansas beer update: New breweries, releases, closures and more
COVID-19 continues to rage, but brewing beer carries on in Arkansas.
Nine new murals unveiled as part of Sprayetteville Street Art Festival
Nine new murals created by 11 professional local and regional artists are now complete in Fayetteville.
The Momentary announces new exhibits, updates for 2020
The Momentary last week announced some updates to their 2020 schedule, including plans to unveil some new work at the contemporary art space in the coming months.
Sprayetteville street art festival underway in Fayetteville
Eight new murals created by 11 professional local and regional artists will be completed in Fayetteville this week as part of a new street art event debuting this year.
New book ‘Good Times Fayetteville’ chronicles history of local music scene
A new book chronicling the long history of the music scene in Fayetteville was released earlier the spring.
The most missed restaurants in the history of Fayetteville
Here are the 160+ most missed restaurants in the history of Fayetteville, 2020 edition.
NWA Mutual Aid: Fighting coronavirus with hillbilly hospitality
Because older adults and immunocompromised individuals are at higher risk of serious complications from COVID-19, the global pandemic has led to a surge in grassroots community outreach to protect those at risk.
Musician Anthony Ball adjusts to COVID-19 life, starts nonprofit to honor African American music
Local musician Anthony Ball tells us about his new non-profit organization called Music Moves, set to officially launch in June to coincide with Black Music Month
‘Fake mayor’ provides free food, raises funds during outbreak
It has been well established during the COVID-19 outbreak we are currently living through that not all heroes wear capes. Some heroes, for example, can be seen around town wearing a Tweety Bird cap.
Former Hog raises thousands with online eating challenges to help locally
Former Hog Nick Brewer has raised thousands in online eating challenges to help local medical workers on the front lines, and others laid off as a result of the virus.
Artist Kat Wilson seeks to capture moment with ‘Quarantine Habitat’ series
Wilson is asking individuals to create their own portrait of their quarantine situation, and share on social media to document these strange times in a new interactive art series.
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