Weekly deals & more: Barrel Bourbon dinner, South Walker reception, summer cocktails, and more
Sales, specials, deals, discounts, news, and more from the local places that keep the Flyer flying!
Format Festival announces move to new location for 2023
The second edition of the Format Festival will take place at a new venue.
Ruling puts in question plan to charter organization an Arkansas school district; appeal planned
An Arkansas judge ruled Friday that a recently passed education law cannot take effect until Aug. 1, putting in doubt state education officials’ vote to let a charter school organization take over a small school district.
Peso Pluma coming to Walmart AMP in 2023
The 24-year-old artist is part of a new generation that’s helping Mexican regional music become globally popular.
Fayetteville public meetings: July 3-7, 2023
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board,Urban Forestry Advisory Board, City Council meeting, and more.
Sponsored Realty Mart to host grand opening celebration for new Prairie Grove branch
Realty Mart is hosting a GRAND OPENING celebration for the Prairie Grove branch. You are invited to join the party!
Mallett’s untimely death stands as a reminder to us all
As we enter into what will be an extra-long summer weekend for some in anticipation of the Fourth of July holiday on Tuesday, it’s a great time to assess all areas of our lives.
Experience Fayetteville, artists, musicians represent the Ozarks at Smithsonian Folklife Festival
Several faces familiar in Fayetteville are on the exhibitors list for the event this year.
Review: New Indy movie fails to capture magic of original three films
At 80 years old, Harrison Ford remains a star. His charm, gruffness, charisma and wry smile carries the movie as well as anyone could expect.
Tech group sues Arkansas over law requiring parental OK for minors creating social media accounts
A tech industry trade group sued Arkansas on Thursday challenging a new state law that requires parental permission for minors to create social media accounts.
Weekend Flyer: Willie Nelson, Fayetteville Movement Festival, Gravedancer, and more
Live music, performances, community events, and more happening in and around Fayetteville this weekend.
We’re giving a few Fayetteville Flyer caps to our supporters
Update: We have chosen the winners and will mail the caps today. Congrats to our winners Matt, Sean, Sarah, Taylor, and Jesse! We’re five months into our first-ever reader support campaign, and we are eternally grateful to everyone who has chipped in to support the Flyer so far. After an amazing start, we’ve fallen a
Fayetteville Fire Marshal reminds residents of fireworks rules, safety tips
City officials are reminding residents of the rules for setting off fireworks inside the city limits.
Lake Fayetteville softball complex closed for improvements
The softball complex at Lake Fayetteville was closed this week to make way for some improvements over the fall and winter.
Record sealing clinic planned for July 8 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Legal Aid of Arkansas and Arkansas Justice Reform Coalition will host a record sealing clinic in Fayetteville next month.
Arkansas to host Duke in ACC/SEC Challenge
The Razorback men’s basketball team will take on Duke at Bud Walton Arena in a game set for game is set Nov. 29 this season.
Gulley Park Concert Series with Funk Factory postponed due to extreme heat
( Funk Factory / Courtesy) The Funk Factory performance scheduled for Thursday, June 29 as part of the Gulley Park Concert Series has been postponed due to extreme heat in the forecast this week, officials announced this week. The concert has been rescheduled for Thursday, July 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Gulley
Longtime local music store Sunrise Guitars set to close
A guitar store that has served Fayetteville for the better part of the last five decades will close its doors soon.
Here comes the Rooster: New brewery to open in South Fayetteville
This Saturday will see the opening of Mad Rooster Beer Co., the southernmost brewery in Northwest Arkansas.
TheatreSquared executive director Martin Miller leaving after 13 years
Martin Miller, the theatre company’s 13-year executive director, on Wednesday announced he has accepted a job leading the Tony Award-winning McCarter Theatre Center in Princeton, New Jersey.
