Zen Tea set to open soon in Fayetteville
The shop will offer boba teas, sandwiches, tea art, gifts, and other items.
Master juggler coming to The Jones Center Nov. 11
The Jones Center will host master juggler Jay Gilligan for a performance this month.
Hotvine Wine Shop coming to Fayetteville this fall
A new shop offering hundreds of wine varieties, a tasting room, snacks, and more is set to open soon in Fayetteville.
New wrinkles for transfer portal in college basketball, but remains ‘the equivalent of free agency’
The advent of the transfer portal has reshaped college athletics, but navigating it has gotten trickier.
Concern over possible Buffalo National River redesignation draws huge crowd to small Arkansas town
Most speakers voiced fears of what a national park preserve would do to an area already stressed by visitors.
No change in Arkansas’ favorite Halloween candy in 2023
Arkansas residents purchased more candy in the months leading up to Halloween this year, but the state’s most popular spooky sweets remained the same.
Stonemill Bread announces reopening date
A Fayetteville bakery that closed last fall is set to reopen Nov. 6, officials today announced.
Dia de los Muertos event set for Nov. 3 at Community Creative Center
A celebration including art, live dance, food, drinks, and more is coming to Fayetteville this weekend.
Razorbacks train focus on Florida challenge
A few are supposing the Hogs have installed a brand new offense after Sam Pittman parted ways with offensive coordinator Dan Enos last week.
Altitude Trampoline Park to host ‘Truck or Treat’ Halloween celebration
Altitude Trampoline Park will host their Halloween Truck or Treat in the Park indoor trick or treating event from 5-8 p.m. tonight (Oct. 31).
Arkansas Poll shows Sanders has lowest governor approval rating in 20 years
The poll shows Sanders at 48%, which is the lowest since her father, former Gov. Mike Huckabee, received a 47% approval rating in 2003.
Asa Hutchinson must find a new campaign manager but vows to stay in the race
Hutchinson has been one of the few Republican candidates willing to directly take on Trump and he had called on the former president to drop out of the race after Trump was indicted in March by a grand jury in New York.
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USL Arkansas partners with Stone Ward to develop NWA pro soccer club’s brand identity
USL Arkansas last week announced a partnership with Stone Ward, a firm based in Little Rock with offices in Rogers and Chicago.
Lights of the Ozarks parade and lighting ceremony set for Nov. 17
The 2023 Lights of the Ozarks festival kicks off at 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 17 with the annual lighting ceremony and parade on the downtown square.
Fayetteville public meetings: Oct. 30-Nov. 3, 2023
City Council Agenda Session, Urban Forestry Advisory Board, Ordinance Review Committee, Subdivision Committee and more.
Razorbacks claim unofficial victory over powerhouse Purdue in charity match
The 14th ranked Hogs defeated No. 3 Purdue 81-77 in a charity clash that, while not official, might very well set the tone for the season ahead.
New Kids on the Block, Paula Abdul, DJ Jazzy Jeff added to 2024 AMP lineup
New Kids On The Block will bring their Magic Summer Tour to the Walmart AMP with special guests Paula Abdul and DJ Jazzy Jeff.
Arkansas governor’s $19,000 lectern remains out of sight, but not out of mind with audit underway
Sanders appears eager to move on, and has invoked a strategy familiar to followers of the Trump administration: change the subject and blame the media.
Fayetteville Public Schools to host input sessions on redistricting
Fayetteville Public Schools officials will host two public input sessions as part of a demographic and boundary study that will help guide redistricting decisions.
