Changing world of college athletics keeps UA coaches on their toes
Recruiting is a 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year process more so now than ever before with rules being relaxed a bit and the freedom that athletes now have to transfer almost on a whim.
City to begin improvements on Dickson Street
City officials this week announced plans to begin a nearly two-month enhancement project on Dickson Street between North College Avenue and North School Avenue.
Arkansas’ Britton Wilson advances to final in two events, sets meet’s 400 record
Arkansas junior Britton Wilson took a significant step towards her goal of sweeping titles in the 400 meters and 400-meter hurdles at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Thursday.
Review: Latest ‘Transformers’ movie is a solid reboot to a stale franchise
Director Steven Caple Jr. crafted a solid sci-fi action picture that breathes new life into a franchise that wore out its welcome years ago in the hands of Micheal Bay.
Weekend Flyer: Fenne Lily, Christian Lee Hutson, Her Set Her Sound, Violet, and more
Live music, community events, performances, and more happening in and around Fayetteville this weekend.
Waystone Pizza to open in former Mojo’s location on Garland
It looks like pizza will continue to be served at the building located at 1200 N. Garland Avenue in Fayetteville.
Tulsa songwriter John Fullbright to kick off Gulley Park Concert Series
The summer show series, held weekly at the gazebo in Gulley Park, will return tonight (June 8) to kick off its 27th season with a performance by Tulsa songwriter John Fullbright.
Arkansas’ Carey McLeod sweeps long jump titles as Razorbacks top team standings on first day of NCAA championships
Arkansas’ Carey McLeod completed an NCAA indoor/outdoor long jump sweep Wednesday night at the outdoor track and field championships, as the Razorbacks topped the team standings with 21 points.
Pride-related events coming up in Fayetteville
Here’s a quick round up of some Pride-related events planned in Fayetteville that we’ve heard about.
Arkansas women artists invited to apply to juried artist registry
The Arkansas Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts is inviting Arkansas artists who identify as women to apply for its online biennial juried artist registry. Artists are encouraged to submit original current work in all media. The application can be found on the ACNMWA website at acnmwa.org. The deadline for
Citing sovereign immunity, Arkansas AG calls on court to dismiss LEARNS Act lawsuit
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin is calling on the state Supreme Court to dismiss a case that seeks to delay the implementation of the LEARNS Act, the governor’s signature education law.
Tenacious D to perform at the AMP this fall
Grammy-winning comedy rock band Tenacious D will perform in Northwest Arkansas this fall.
UA professor explores rice’s role in beer-making and non-alcoholic alternatives
A professor at the University of Arkansas is working to understand if rice can play a bigger role in beer-making, and is exploring how the grain can improve the quality and acceptance of non-alcoholic alternatives.
Fayetteville City Council recap: June 6, 2023
A short-term rental appeal, an arts and culture master plan, changes to the city’s false alarm regulations, authorizing the mayor to purchase real estate for Black history preservation, a Planned Zoning District and more.
Appeals court rules Arkansas death row inmate can sue state over DNA test refusal
A federal appeals court has ruled that an Arkansas inmate on death row can sue the state in his effort to have new tests run on DNA evidence that could clear him.
Free fishing this weekend at Lake Fayetteville
The city will host its annual free fishing weekend at Lake Fayetteville from sunrise Friday, June 9, through sunset Sunday, June 11.
New hires and promotions in Northwest Arkansas
The following people were recently hired or promoted in Northwest Arkansas.
Wilco to perform at the Momentary
The show is part of the Live on the Green concert series, that features outdoor performances on the lawn of the venue.
TCU’s dominance can’t spoil a great Razorback season
Though it’s a little difficult to put in perspective so soon after the losses, the highs of this season were so much greater than the lows.
Queens of the Stone Age added to 2023 Walmart AMP lineup
Tickets go on sale to the public at 10 a.m. Friday, June 9 (presales start June 6).
