NWA Regional Planning Commission seeks input on long-term transportation plan
The NWA Regional Planning Commission is seeking input on what transportation improvements you’d like to see in the area.
Tuesday To-do: March 23
Oakland instrumental trio Judgement Day call themselves string metal. And yes, they have the domain name to prove it.
More paid parking meetings scheduled
Last week’s meeting was mostly an overview but the two upcoming meetings will each be focused on a specific aspect of the program.
No public meetings today: Tuesday, March 23
There are no public meetings scheduled for Tuesday, March 23, 2010.
LSU 5, Arkansas 1
The Arkansas baseball team lost the series finale against LSU 5-1 in Baton Rouge Sunday afternoon.
Polenta Pie
This recipe lasted us for one dinner and two lunches, and it got better and better with each meal. The polenta firms up nicely and is a delicious, creamy base for the layers of cheese, browned sausage and tomato sauce.
LSU 8, Arkansas 7
Third-ranked LSU rallied to overcome the No. 13 Arkansas baseball team 8-7 in Baton Rouge Saturday.
No public meetings March 20 & 21
There are no public meetings scheduled for Saturday, March 20 or Sunday, March 21, 2010.
Giveaway: G-Love & Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad
Win tickets to see G-Love and Special Sauce and Giant Panda Guerrilla Dub Squad at Georges March 31st.
Weekend To-do: March 19-21
Trampled by Turtles, Urban Fashion America, Spirit Family Reunion, Steve Kaufman, and other cool things happening in Fayetteville this weekend.
Reminder: Bulky waste clean up March 20
The first of four opportunities to get rid of some big ole junk is tomorrow, Saturday, March 20.
Fayetteville compost sold out
According to a press release issued by city staff, the supply of screened compost only lasted about a week.
Q1 2010 Fayetteville board and committee openings filled
Tuesday night, Ward 2 Alderman Kyle Cook announced the selections for several open city board and committee positions.
City paves way for paid parking downtown
By July, the city plans to convert free downtown parking to paid lots, said Sharon Crosson, the city’s parking and telecommunications manager.
Love will Rule
As I was reading recent editorials by mainstream journalists, I was struck by their inability to transcend Old School political logic.
