Pride parade marches on in Fayetteville as crowds beat the heat
Despite a temperature of 98 degrees and a heat index of 108, thousands of people gathered on and around Dickson Street for the parade.
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Tyson Foods suspends John Randal Tyson after second alcohol-related arrest
Tyson Foods suspended its chief financial officer after his arrest Thursday on charges of driving while intoxicated.
Former Arkansas legislator Joyce Elliott experiences stroke, undergoes surgery, her family says
Elliott served in the state House of Representatives from 2001 to 2007 and in the state Senate from 2009 to 2023.
Sooners, Steers officially join SEC on Monday
The Longhorns and Sooners both expect to field top-10 football programs on an annual basis, and very often they do. Both will have a weekly impact on the SEC.
Vitello salutes Van Horn, ‘Big O’ joins SWC Hall of Fame
Summertime optimism for a ‘good’ Razorback football season
Hoop Hogs to play Illinois on Thanksgiving, track Hogs headed to Olympic trials
College sports season winding down; talking season to wind up
Hogs suffered through dreadful year in 2 of 3 major sports
Encanto coffee, smoothie, antojitos shop now open in Fayetteville
A new restaurant offering coffee, smoothies, and antojitos is now open on the west side of town.
Alexa Tarantino Quartet, Johnathan Kreisberg, more to play Starlight Jazz series
The six show lineup for the 2024-25 Starlight Jazz Club Series at Walton Arts Center has been announced.
Fayetteville public meetings: June 24-28, 2024
A&P Commission, Planning Commission, Ward 4 meeting, Housing Crisis Task Force and more.
Fayetteville City Council recap: June 18, 2024
Committing remaining ARPA funds to the city’s childcare assistance program, denying a permit for a group home near the UA, six rezoning requests and more.
