Arkansas prison board member declines to resign over civil lawsuit allegations
A member of Arkansas’ prison oversight board on Thursday rejected mounting pressure that he resign.
Sponsored Community Creative Center to host 15-year anniversary celebration March 15
Celebrate the Arts as we revel in Community Creative Center’s 15th Anniversary at 6 p.m. on Friday March 15th at Studio 3C.
New ice cream flavor pays homage to Silver Dollar City’s Fire in the Hole ride
Silver Dollar City fans will soon have something to hold them over until they can get to Branson to ride the new Fire in the Hole rollercoaster.
Spring weekend is busy for the Razorbacks
As the basketball season unmercifully unspools, a promising baseball season enters its third weekend of play.
UA’s annual SHE festival celebrates women’s contributions to music
The University of Arkansas this weekend will host its annual festival that celebrates the role and artistry of women in music.
Review: Villeneuve fulfills epic promise with ‘Dune: Part Two’
The film is a stellar example of what can be accomplished by a filmmaker and his crew. It’s truly epic in story and scope.
Weekend Flyer: Menopause the Musical 2, Cambodian Rock Band, The Brook and the Bluff, and more
Live music, performances, and community events happening in and around Fayetteville this weekend.
Deadmau5, Kaskade, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band added to Momentary lineup
The Momentary added three new artists to join the already impressive lineup of shows planned at the venue as part of their Live on the Green series this summer.
Trail work to close greenway near Lake Fayetteville for 3 weeks
A section of the Razorback Greenway just south of the Lake Fayetteville spillway bridge will be closed and detoured for three weeks.
Candy Songs and her Backyard Bugs to play Jones Center March 9
Fayetteville children’s band Candy Songs and her Backyard Bugs will play the next installment of Fam Jam at the Jones Center next month.
Cage The Elephant, Young the Giant, Bakar added to Walmart AMP lineup
The Grammy-winning rock band will perform at the Walmart AMP in July.
AMMPlify fest set for April 27 at Mount Sequoyah Center
AMMPlify festival, organized this year by Holy Anvil Recording Company and AMMPlify NWA, is set for Saturday, April 27 at the dining hall inside Mount Sequoyah Center.
City’s annual invasive plant bounty set for April 10-15
The City of Fayetteville is once again seeking residents to trade in invasive plants growing in their yards for native trees and shrubs.
City appointee Mark Kinion still awaiting seat on Walton Arts Center board
A former City Council member who was appointed to the Walton Arts Center Council seven months ago has yet to be seated on the board.
Manjon scores 22, hits late FTs to help Vanderbilt beat Arkansas 85-82
Vanderbilt now has three in a row against the Razorbacks, including back-to-back wins at Arkansas for the first time.
‘Cambodian Rock Band’ to open Wednesday at TheatreSquared
An Obie Award-winning play backed by a real live band is coming to TheatreSquared this week.
Frost Fest raises $55,000 for local nonprofits
A beer festival held earlier this month raised a record amount of money for local nonprofit organizations.
21 Savage added to Walmart AMP lineup
The Grammy-winning artist will be joined by J.I.D, Nardo Wick, and 21 Lil Harold.
Adventure Subaru donates over 500 new coats, shoes and socks to children in need
The donation was part of a national effort by Subaru aimed at providing support to those experiencing homelessness or urgent-need situations.
Stearns Street extension moves forward
A project to connect the two dead ends on both sides of a street on the north city of town can now move forward.
