Miller Williams reads poetry accompanied by the Walter Savage Trio tonight
Legendary poet Miller Williams will read selections from his 1999 book “Some Jazz a While” accompanied by renowned musicians Walter Savage Trio
White Stripes documentary party Sunday at Greenhouse Grille
The Greenhouse Grille will host a screening of the new White Stripes documentary “Under Great White Northern Nights” Sunday from 6-9 p.m.
Town hall meeting set for March 29 at Woodland Jr. High
The first town hall meeting of the year is at 7 p.m. March 29 inside Woodland Junior High School at 1 East Poplar Street.
Wednesday To-do: March 17
It’s St. Patrick’s Day. What do you want to do? Pub crawl? Live music? Dancing? Choose up.
Council votes to require soil inspection, annex 99 acres
The Fayetteville City Council voted 5-2 to require soil inspection prior to developing land in the Hillside/Hilltop Overlay District.
Walton Arts Center extends site submission deadline to Aug. 2
Citing discussion with Chamber of Commerce officials and other leaders in the region, officials announced a new deadline to submit potential sites for consideration in the WAC expansion project.
Local540 News: St. Patrick’s Day edition
Wednesday is St. Patrick’s Day, and as a result, almost everyone is doing something special to celebrate quite possibly the best holiday ever.
In case you plan to miss it: 3/16 City Council meeting
Here are some highlights that may be in store if you do decide to march up to the city administration building tonight.
We’ve added a few things to the Flyer
If words like “transparency,” “trust” and “policy” bore you to death, then by all means, please click the “back” button on your browser now.
UA reassigns men’s basketball assistant coach Isaac Brown
Arkansas head men’s basketball coach John Pelphrey has reassigned one of his assistant coaches to an administrative role and will hire a new assistant coach for the Razorbacks’ staff for the 2010-11 season.
Fayetteville Forward followup scheduled for April 17
On April 17, the city will hold a second Fayetteville Forward summit at East Square Plaza in downtown Fayetteville.
Spring Awakening
Please take these recommendations for a few things that deserve your attention this spring. Remember that in just a few short months, summer will be here and culture will pretty much be at a stand-still.
Root Elementary to be certified as a ‘Litter-Free Zone’
John Coleman at the Municipal Live Wire blog is reporting that Fayetteville’s Root Elementary school is set to be certified as a Litter-Free Zone by the Keep Arkansas Beautiful Commission on Wednesday.
Fayetteville filmmaker premieres Quitting on March 18
Chuck Meré will debut his new movie “Quitting” on Thursday at the Union Theater on the University of Arkansas campus.
Seedling Film Association to hold first meeting March 17
Some of the folks behind the 540 Film Festival have formed a new non-profit that they hope will help foster the continued growth of the local filmmaking scene in Northwest Arkansas
