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Services to LR homeless back on track, organizers say

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – When Patricia Lee moved into her sixth-floor apartment in North Little Rock Jan. 23, she had just an inflatable mattress and TV stand....

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Benefits With Friends: Trucks, treats boost League projects

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The Junior League of Northwest Arkansas’ annual Touch-a-Truck is set for May 15 at Pinnacle Hills Promenade in Rogers. The outdoor event gives...

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Tyson Foods to donate 1 million meals to Northwest Arkansas school districts

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Springdale-based Tyson Foods is giving 240,000 pounds of food to the five largest school districts in Northwest Arkansas. This is the equivalent of...

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Learn About Asian American Pacific Islander Month With Libraries Research Guides

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Month in May, the Libraries encourage campus to utilize these online resources to learn more...

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Freedom Festival planned in Gentry

GENTRY, Ark. — The annual Freedom Festival in Gentry will be held from noon until the fireworks at dusk on Saturday, July 3, this year. Last...

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Rogers teens create organization to combat e-waste

ROGERS, Ark. — E-waste is a problem Jackson Guthrie and Abigail Fleming want to solve. “There are so many ways for kids to get involved with...

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Fayetteville Cites Other Issues in Cycle Race Director’s Exit

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – A major bike race organizer’s pullout from next year’s world cyclocross championships in Fayetteville made headlines as an example of the backlash Arkansas...

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Fayetteville mayor’s resolution to affirm values in diversity, inclusion and protection of transgender residents

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Laws passed by the state Legislature dealing with transgender youths are discriminatory and run counter to the values of the city, Fayetteville Mayor...

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Farmington students, parents protest racial violence

FARMINGTON, Ark. — Parents and students gathered Friday afternoon at Farmington Junior High School to protest what they say was a racially motivated assault on a...

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Prairie Creek to close after 50 years in Rountree family

ROGERS, Ark. — Marc Bryant waited patiently in a near-empty parking lot to play golf like he’s done frequently at Prairie Creek Country Club since 1983...

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Services to LR homeless back on track, organizers say

Benefits With Friends: Trucks, treats boost League projects

Tyson Foods to donate 1 million meals to Northwest Arkansas school districts

Learn About Asian American Pacific Islander Month With Libraries Research Guides

Freedom Festival planned in Gentry

Rogers teens create organization to combat e-waste

Fayetteville Cites Other Issues in Cycle Race Director’s Exit

Fayetteville mayor’s resolution to affirm values in diversity, inclusion and protection of transgender residents

Farmington students, parents protest racial violence

Prairie Creek to close after 50 years in Rountree family

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The City of Fayetteville invites members of the public to learn about proposed plans for improving a half-mile stretch of College Ave. between North and Sycamore streets

Beginning Aug. 15, N. Frisco Ave. will be closed to through-traffic so crews can install a crosswalk at Frisco Ave. and W. Prospect St., as part of work to create the Mission-Razorback Connector Bikeway

The City of Fayetteville is seeking proposals for its Utility Box Art Program

Governor Hutchinson signed two bills into law bringing the state income tax to a historic low and creating a School Safety Grant program

Governor Asa Hutchinson released the Interim Report of the Arkansas School Safety Commission

The University of Arkansas Professional and Workforce Development division of the Global Campus has issued a call for local subject matter experts to teach courses for Northwest Arkansas residents to build their personal, professional and workforce skills

Gov. Hutchinson appointed A.J. Gary, Director of Arkansas Division of Emergency Management, to Secretary of the Department of Public Safety

19-year-old man charged with first degree attempted murder following shots-fired incident on N. Colorado Dr

Authorities offering $10,000 reward for any information regarding April homicide case