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Though I'm not originally from this area, I declared Fayetteville as my hometown upon moving here for college. I graduated with a degree in Journalism and Political Science from the UA, and I enjoy live music, the outdoors and attending city council meetings.

‘Today in America’ show to feature Fayetteville

· Thursday, Jul 22, 2010

After gaining council approval Tuesday night, Fayetteville will be highlighted on “Today in America” with host Terry Bradshaw of NFL fame.

Council approves park signs

· Wednesday, Jul 21, 2010

The City Council voted 6-1 to allow park signs to recognize donors at Tuesday night’s meeting.

Should signs recognizing donors be allowed in city parks?

· Thursday, Jul 8, 2010

Would these potential donor signs in Fayetteville parks be intrusive? Where should the line be drawn?

Positive sales tax numbers reported

· Wednesday, Jun 30, 2010

Fayetteville sales tax was up .09 percent compared to budget for the month of April.

Park sign ordinance change discussed

· Thursday, Jun 17, 2010

An ordinance that would allow donor signs in Fayetteville parks was discussed at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting.

Council delays decision on business licenses

· Wednesday, Jun 16, 2010

The proposal to require business licenses in Fayetteville was held on the second reading at Tuesday night’s meeting.

Council to consider requiring business permits

· Wednesday, Jun 9, 2010

The new permits will give the city a way to track economic development and provide statistics for job growth, said Karen Minkel, the project manager for the proposal.

Paid parking plan for Dickson Street passes unanimously

· Tuesday, Jun 1, 2010

For city-owned parking areas around Dickson Street, the rates will be $.50 an hour during the day and $1 an hour at night.

Furlough day for July lifted

· Wednesday, May 26, 2010

The July 2 furlough day for city staff has been cancelled in light of sales tax income from March, the mayor said at Tuesday night’s agenda session.

WAC and paid parking: A love story

· Saturday, May 15, 2010

After going to a fair share of public meetings, it’s pretty easy to see a few clear cut themes, not least among them is to make sure the Walton Arts Center swoons over the new paid parking program.

New towing regulations could hit Dickson St.

· Wednesday, May 5, 2010

At Tuesday night’s meeting, the City Council heard an ordinance that would rein in nonconsensual towing in the Entertainment District.

Paid parking plan sees round 1 before the council

· Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Five items are proposed to change the current system. Here’s the breakdown.

In case you missed it: May 3 Town Hall Meeting

· Tuesday, May 4, 2010

For a crowd of about 10 at Ridgeview Baptist Church last night, the mayor had another town hall meeting. Here’s the tick-tock of what was discussed.

Furlough day declared for city staff

· Tuesday, Apr 27, 2010

The city of Fayetteville will take a furlough day on July 2 to help address budget shortfalls, Finance Director Paul Becker announced at last night’s agenda session.

City formalizes process to allow low impact developments

· Wednesday, Apr 21, 2010

A new city code that allows innovative approaches to stormwater runoff passed the City Council unanimously Tuesday night.

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