According to banners recently placed on the building, Cronuts Donuts plans to move in at 2050 N College Ave., next to Bocca.
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Fayetteville’s Angie Maxwell named 2024 Carnegie Fellow
Maxwell’s research will analyze the historical and contemporary factors that have shaped differing views of womanhood and their impact on political polarization.
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‘Summer in the City’ series returns to Jones Center
The Jones Center will host a series of fun outdoor events on their campus this summer.
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Fayetteville public meetings: May 27-31, 2024
Planning Commission, Transportation Committee, 71B Corridor Project input meetings, Drake Street Trail Connection input meeting and more.
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Severe weather, tornadoes kill 8 Arkansans
State emergency management officials and the governor on Monday are scheduled to survey the destruction in Northwest Arkansas.
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Latest deadly weather in US kills at least 20 as storms carve path of ruin across multiple states
Powerful storms killed at least 20 people, injured hundreds and left a wide trail of destruction across Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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Gulley Park playground to reopen soon
It’s a bit behind schedule, but the playground at one of Fayetteville’s most popular parks will reopen in a matter of weeks.
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Council delays decision on new housing project near university
It will be at least another two weeks before a decision on a rezoning request that could lead to a full city block being leveled and replaced with a new housing complex.
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Plan for stormwater fee gets initial approval, still needs final decision
The new fee would be based on the amount of impervious area on a property, and would be tiered, with larger properties paying more due to their higher contribution to runoff.
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7-story project on Dickson Street continues forward
Developers have plans for a mixed-use building on the vacant lot across from the post office and the adjacent land where Diamond Center sits.
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Opera in the Ozarks announces 2024 summer season
The 2024 season will showcase a cast of 34 singers and an orchestra of 25 musicians from across the country.
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Statehood Day celebration to feature Skip Rutherford lecture on 1992 election
Rutherford’s lecture will focus on a unique time in the state’s history when media attention on Arkansas was intensive.
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War Eagle Appreciation Day to celebrate 20th annual event
The celebration will feature a variety of free, family-friendly activities provided by local organizations, focusing on water, wildlife, history, and tourism.
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City to celebrate completion of Wilson Park projects
City officials will host a ribbon cutting ceremony at 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 30 to commemorate the new Wilson Park Hub and Promenade projects recently constructed at the park.
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Fayetteville schools to offer free lunch program to children June 3 – Aug. 9
Fayetteville Public Schools will offer free lunch to children 18 years and younger this summer.